DeafDigest Sports – February 6, 2019
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— ESDAA-I girls’ pairings
— random deafsports thoughts
— girls’ basketball team wins a playoff game
— unbeaten team continues unbeaten
— Gallaudet men’s basketball
deaf schools won/lost records (as of 2/06/19)
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ESDAA schedule (43rd Annual ESDAA Girls Basketball Tournament)
$10.00 per day
all games will be live-streamed (FREE)
Friday February 8th
4:00 to 7:00 PM – DINNER
6:00 PM – GAME #1 – American vs Pennsylvania
7:30 PM – GAME #2 -New York-Fanwood vs Marie Philip
9:00 PM – SOCIAL TIME in LIONS’ DEN until 11:00 PM
9:00 PM – Coaches’ meeting
Saturday, February 9th
8:30 to 10:00 AM – BREAKFAST
10:00 AM to 1:00 PM – SKILL COMPETITIONS
1:00 PM – LUNCH
3:30 PM – GAME #3 (Consolation Game) Losers of Games 1 and 2
4:00 to 6:30 PM – DINNER
5:00 PM – GAME #4 – Lexington vs Winner of Game 1
7:00 PM – GAME #5 – Western PA vs Winner of Game 2
9:00 PM – Coaches’ meeting
SOCIAL TIME in Lions’ Den til 11 PM
Sunday, February 10th
7:00 to 8:30 AM – BREAKFAST
9:00 AM – GAME #6 (Exhibition Game) Losers of Games 1 and 2
10:30 AM – 1:00 PM – LUNCH
10:45 AM – GAME #7 (Third Place Game) Losers of Games 4 and 5
12:30 PM – GAME #8 (Championship Game) Winners of Games 4 and 5
2:15 PM – AWARDS
3:00 PM – DEPARTURE
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Gallaudet men’s basketball
GU drops non-conference game to Widener on Tuesday night
WASHINGTON – The Gallaudet University men’s basketball team ventured
out-of-conference here Tuesday night and played host to Widener University
on Padden Court in the Field House. The Bison came up short as they lost
by 15 points, 80-65.
Gallaudet (4-17) trailed the entire game as Widener (12-10) outscored the
host 39-28 in the first half and 41-37 in the second half.
The Bison were paced by junior guard Noah Valencia (Riverside, Calif.) as
he scored a game-high 20 points as he made 5 of 8 shots from the field,
including three 3-pointers. Freshman guard Corey Smith (Miami, Fla.) came
off the bench to add 11 points.
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Alabama Basketball
Alabama
*Girls*
Fayetteville 47 Lady Warriors 16
Jacksonville Christian Academy 57 Lady Warriors 37
Class 1A Area 9
Victory Christian 40 Lady Warriors 32
Season record: 8 – 20 (season is over)
*Boys*
Silent Warriors 50 Fayetteville 44
Jacksonville Christian Academy 52 Silent Warriors 20
Class 1A Area 9
Silent Warriors 56 Victory Christian 53
Next game: vs Talladega County Central (Thursday, Feb 7)
Season record: 16 – 11
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Arizona boys’ basketball
Immaculate Heart 39 vs. ASDB 41
WSBC Thursday
OSD 47 vs ASDB 45
ASDB 52 VS WSD 49
Friday
PDSD 39 vs ASDB 48
Saturday
Utah 9 vs. ASDB 57
Championship game
OSD 31 vs. ASDB 38
1st ASDB
2nd OSD
3rd PDSD
4th WSD
Record 15 -8
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Colorado girls’ basketball
With our second to last home game matchup against Hanover, we were hoping
to
get payback after losing on their home floor just a few weeks ago. We came
out battling in the first quarter, with Hanover leading 14 to 8. Hanover
took advantage of our mistakes and turnovers in the second quarter and
inflated their lead 36 to our 12. We came out the second half continuing
to
fight and battle back. Unfortunately, as a team we were not able to have a
balanced scoring attack. Despite being double teamed the whole game,
Senior
Diana Enriquez had the best game of her career, finishing with a triple
double. 22 points, 19 rebounds, and 10 blocks, 6 steals, and 2 assists.
Senior Rose Longbine, despite having a cold shooting night, continued her
floor general leadership, earned 2 points, 6 steals, 2 rebounds, an assist
and a block apiece, while playing with 4 fouls throughout the second half.
Freshman Marie Padilla had a monster game on the boards, pulling down her
career high 14 rebounds, along with 4 points and an assist. Senior
Chantelle
Morales did a great job contributing on the floor earning herself 2
points,
4 rebounds, and a steal. Senior Daniela Lopez played aggressive basketball
the whole game, and was able to chip in with 4 rebounds, an assist and a
steal apiece.
0-14 record
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Florida girls’ basketball
February 4 vs Bishop Snyder at University Christian
FSDB 49 – Bishop Snyder 40
Sweet victory! We started well with a 13 point run at the beginning of
first quarter. Since then, we maintained our lead until the final buzzer.
We were able to kill the time better this time after giving 6 points with
our turnovers in fourth quarter.
Our bench players contributed to this win by playing stingy defense while
some starters had their rest. Olivia managed to get 14 points. Bishop
Snyder could not stop Lourdine with her shooting and rebounding. Lourdine
was definitely our player of the
game with 23 points.
Stats will be shared later today.
Tonight, we will play against University Christian at 7 PM. Come and
support us at the UC gym!!! If we win tonight, we will be in the
championship game this Friday.
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Georgia boys basketball
GSD vs Morris Innovative High School
GSD – 56, BROWN – 23, GREEN – 17, JOHNSON – 10, MOORMAN – 6
MIHS – 44
NEXT GAMES AT KENTUCKY HOMECOMING 2/8-9/19. KENTUCKY, OHIO AND NORTH
CAROLINA
RECORD: 7-16-0
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Illinois Boys Basketball
Griggsville-Perry 54
Illinois Deaf 35
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Kentucky boys’ basketball
Kentucky School for the Deaf At Burgin.
KSD 5 2 2 8- 20
Burgin 22 10 13 12-57
KSD (0-15) Collins 13, Dorn 2, Gilbert 3, Vickery 2
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Maryland SD Boys’ Basketball – Game #19
Game #19
February 5, 2019
Maryland School for the Deaf @ Covenant Life School
1 2 3 4 = Total
MSD – 10 7 15 18 = 50
CLS – 15 6 7 8 = 36
Halftime – CLS led 21-17
MSD ORIOLES
Eric Long – 12 points
Rory Lewis – 8 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, 4 steals
Miguel Pavao – 11 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, 5 steals
Da’Kai Bryant – 2 points
Enow Otto – 6 points, 5 rebounds
Jason Werner – 11 points, 8 rebounds
Team Total FG: 21
Team Total 3FG: 1 (Long)
Team Total FT: 7-13
COVENANT LIFE COUGARS
Noah Segui – 5 points
Andrew Stoy – 3 points
Nick Bentley – 4 points
Mason Jones – 10 points
Kendrick Petit – 1 point
Garfield Turner – 13 points
Team Total FG: 13
Team Total 3FG: 3 (Bentley, Segui, Stoy)
Team Total FT: 7-18
Record: 16-3
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High School Varsity Girls Basketball Game #20
Maryland School for the Deaf at Covenant Life
1 2 3 4 = Total
MSD – 20 18 13 16 = 67
CL – 6 6 9 9 = 30
MSD
C. Lummer – 4 points, 2 rebounds, 1 steal, 2 assists
C. Perry – 30 points, 14 rebounds, 4 steals, 6 assists
R. Guettler – 15 points, 5 rebounds, 1 steal, 5 assists
E. Kovacs – 10 points, 8 rebounds
H. Johnston-Shaw – 6 points, 1 steal, 2 assists
A. Cohen – 2 points, 1 rebound, 1 assist
Team FG: 26
Team 3-FG: 3 (Guettler, Johnston-Shaw 2)
Team FT: 6-8
COVENANT LIFE
S. Cambell – 3 points
K. Balloa – 2 points
A. Brewer – 9 points
M. Brewer – 6 points
A. Stockton – 4 points
S. Cambell – 4 points
L. Eller – 2 points
TEAM FG: 12
TEAM 3-FG: 1 (A. Brewer)
TEAM FT: 3-6
Record: 17-3
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Michigan girls’ basketball
Today we did play against New Life Christian Academy second time this
season and we lost 3-44. We did give them hard time in first quarter which
we limited them just 3 points compared when we played them first time
which
they scored 12 points in first quarter. We couldn’t keep that defense
momentum going so they started to create many great shots. Our lead score
was Chloe Woggerman, Senior, with 3 points. Our next game would be
tomorrow
against league opponent, Landmark at our home court.
Record 0-10 League 0-4
1Q. 2Q. 3Q. 4Q. Final
NLCA. 3. 14. 13. 14. 44
MSD. 0. 0. 3. 0. 3
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North Carolina boys’ basketball
Monday, Feb 4 at King Mountain
NCSD 5 9 8
5-27
Grace Christian 10 15 6
14-45
Tuesday, Feb 5 at Forest City
NCSD 6 9
7 15-37
The Master Academy 9 15 13
11-48
Team Record 4-10
Next game is against Ohio SD at Danville, Ky on Feb 8 for KSD’s homecoming
weekend.
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Pennsylvania boys’ basketball
Yesterday, 2/5/19, we traveled to Community Academy of Philadelphia for
our last game of this season. Unfortunately, CAP already prepared and made
us overwhelmed on the court. Boys struggled with offensive and not able to
make few scores in, CAP’s defensive stopped us all quarters. We lost 6-58.
Hazim Haroun and William Sepulveda each scored 3 points. Aquil roane had 9
rebounds and 4 blocks.
2/15 – 2/17, ESDAA Boys basketball tournament @ MPS. PSD vs ASD in the
first round. Please remind boys to keep play hard and not give up during
week.
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Pennsylvania girls’ basketball
Yesterday, 2/5/19, Lady Panthers traveled to Community Academy of
Philadelphia. The girls started the game sluggish and by the end of the
first quarter were down by 10 points. By halftime the girls woke up and
were back in the game, only down by 4 points. The game was competitive
until the last few minutes of the 4th quarter when CAP took the lead to
win the game. In the game, Gia had 17 points and 9 rebounds and Trinity
had 10 points with 7 rebounds. Natalya contributed 2 points and 7
rebounds.
Final score: 29-36
Record 13-4
2/8 – 2/10, Friday against ASD in the ESDAA tournament @ WPSD this
weekend. Wish our girls luck this weekend!
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Rhode Island girls’ basketball
In our last game before the ESDAA Division 2 Girls’ Basketball Tournament
— our girls were determined to keep our two-game winning streak alive and
maintain our momentum heading toward Rochester, N.Y. for the upcoming
ESDAA
Division 2 Girls’ Basketball Tournament.
Our girls started off great as we were able to convert a lot of our
out-of-bound plays as well as fast break opportunities to jump out to a
17-0 halftime lead. We experimented with different things and rotations
throughout the second half of the game, including trying to get some of
our
younger players to build up their confidence by shooting the ball. We were
able to secure a solid win by the final score of 27-6.
We look forward to our tournament this weekend, starting with a rematch
against Delaware School for the Deaf this Friday evening.
SA – 0 6 – 6
RISD – 17 10 – 27
Melissa E. – 17 Points, 8 Rebounds
Yasmin S. – 4 Points, 12 Rebounds, 5 Steals
RISD Girls Basketball Record: 7-8
Next Game: Friday, February 8 vs. Delaware School for the Deaf at
Rochester, NY (ESDAA Division 2 Girls’ Basketball Tournament)
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Riverside girls’ basketball
In their first playoff action this year, the Riverside girls easily put
away
Public Safety Academy by the score of 55-21. Gisella Visco led all
scorers
with 15 points and 15 rebounds. Next game will be against
Wiseburn-DaVinci School in El Segundo, on Thursday at 7 p.m.
13-7 record
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Rochester boys’ basketball
Game # 19 vs. Cornerstone
Score: 70- 53 won
Led by Thomas with 22 points and 5 rebounds and 4 steals, followed by Bode
18 points and 6 rebounds and 6 steals and Clarence 11 points and 8 rebounds
and Cayne 9 points.
Player of the game goes to Clarence
Record: 8-11
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South Carolina boys’ basketball
Last night, we lost basketball game to Dixie. It was last game of the
season. We have a special honorable senior night. We have a very young
players and rebuild basketball program. Our overall records 6 wins and 13
lost. Im very proud of my mighty Hornets. Track season is about the corner
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St Mary’s girls basketball
The Lady Bisons took on New Life Christian yesterday in Olean, NY. This
was our first game back on the court since Jan 11th . Our last two games
were cancelled due to weather conditions and The Buffalo Blizzard of 2019
had school closed for days. Needless to say, we were rusty and came out
slow due to the lack of time in the gym. This was also the first time all
season we had all 8 players in uniform and together as a team. The result
was a 47-20 loss to New Life Christian.
Kioney Alvira-Jurado was back in uniform and led the Lady Bisons with 14
points and 15 points and our first double/double of the season. Cami Cole
had 6 points as well for the Lady Bisons.
The girls showed improvement despite the loss and are looking forward to
the weekend. They will be facing The Marie Katzenbach School for the Deaf
of New Jersey on Friday night. The ESDAA Girls Division II Championships
are being hosted by Rochester.
Record…1 Win and 9 losses
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Tennessee basketball
Tennessee
Girls
Washburn 46 Tennessee 20
Boys
Washburn 59 Tennessee 36
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Texas basketball
*Varsity Girls *
Veritas 14, TSD 63
Record: 30-0
*JV Girls *
Ann Richards 6, TSD 43
Record: 12-9
*Varsity Boys*
Veritas 31, TSD 77
Record: 14-12
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Western Pennsylvania basketball
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS –
MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS – did not play
LEAGUE RECORD 1-10
OVERALL RECORD 1-13
MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS – did not play
LEAGUE RECORD 0-9
OVERALL RECORD 0-11
JV BOYS – did not play
OVERALL RECORD 3-3
BOYS – beat East Liverpool Christian Academy, 66-37
DяяAmore – 20 points
Johns – 11 points
Elliott – 11 points
Harclerode – 10 points
LEAGUE RECORD: 4-5
OVERALL RECORD: 11-10
GIRLS – did not play
LEAGUE RECORD: 0-5
OVERALL RECORD: 6-10
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random deafsports thoughts
does it pay to spy on other deaf team’s practice
In 1974, the USA national deaf hockey team (not AHIHA
but a separate organization) toured Czechoslovakia
to play games against their national deaf team.
The wealthy hearing father of one of the players
“bribed” the national Czechoslovakia team to watch
their practice. The suspicious Czech players knew
the spy was with the USA team. They changed their
practice drills to hide everything.
The father told the team captain and the team coach
that the Czech team was bad; the goalie couldn’t stop
shots; the skating and the shooting and the passing
was terrible, etc.
Result – the Czech team won the first game easily.
The Americans, however, won the second game to fly
home happy with the victory.
note:
Czechoslovakia was once a whole nation; it has been
split into two nations – the Czech Republic and
Slovakia.
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