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2013/12/12
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HACKNEY CLASSIC WEEKEND SCHEDULE
December 13-14, 2013
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 2013
3:00 PM MISSISSIPPI VS GEORGIA GIRLS GAME
4:30 PM MISSISSIPPI VS GEORGIA BOYS GAME
6:30 PM ATLANTA AREA VS ALABAMA GIRLS GAME
8:00 PM ATLANTA AREA VS ALABAMA BOYS GAME
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2013
8:45 AM GEORGIA VS ATLANTA AREA GAME
10:15 AM GEORGIA VS ATLANTA AREA GAME
12:15 PM ALABAMA VS MISSISSIPPI GIRLS GAME
1:45 PM ALABAMA VS MISSISSIPPI BOYS GAME
3:45 PM ATLANTA AREA VS MISSISSIPPI GIRLS GAME
5:15 PM ATLANTA AREA VS MISSISSIPPI BOYS GAME
7:15 PM GEORGIA VS ALABAMA GIRLS GAME
8:45 PM GEORGIA VS ALABAMA BOYS GAME
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American girls’ basketball
The Lady Tigers defeated Rhode Island School for the Deaf 47-17 and improved
to 4-0 record. The Lady Tigers starters played only for one full quarter and
combined for 35 points led by senior Zoe Haggarty’s 15 points and 2 steals.
Second and third strings played the rest of the game led by freshman Nikita
Mallach’s 6 points, 6 rebounds, and 2 steals. The Lady Tigers emphasized on
the sportsmanship aspect and displayed excellent sportsmanship throughout
the game. Upcoming game vs Midstate Christian on Thursday at ASD and New
England tournament on Friday and Saturday at RISD. Come and root the Lady
Tigers!
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American boys’ basketball
ASD varsity boys lost to Rhode Island School f/t Deaf 43 to 29.
0-4
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Arizona girls’ basketball
ASDB 43 Ajo 18
Against Ajo HS, Sabina Shysh led a well balanced attack with 15,
followed by Carina Adolph with 13, Vanessa Robledo 8, and Fatuma Ali
7. Overall, the team shot 11 for 16 from the free throw
line. Team record improves to 4-1. Friday, we tip off against New
Mexico at 11:30 on their home court in Santa Fe.
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Florida girls’ basketball
FSDB vs Crescent City 12/10/13
Varsity Lady Dragons
1st Quarter- 13-6 Record: 5-2
2nd Quarter- 29-14
3rd Quarter- 41-23
4th Quarter- 50-35
FSDB vs Taylor Pierson 12/11/13
Varsity Lady Dragons
1st Quarter- 14-6 Record: 6-2
2nd Quarter- 27-13
3rd Quarter- 44-20
4th Quarter- 55-25
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Learning Center boys’ basketball
TLC played first conference league game against Smart and Coachable
team, Boston Trinity Academy (BTA) We lost tough game 36-62. We
played much better in 2nd half by adjustable with defense to stop
their hot 3 points shooting. We also improved our free throw shooting
from before. We are now ready for New England Schools for the Deaf
Tip off tournament at Rhode Island School for the Deaf.
For the 3 C’s, the core values of The Learning Center for the Deaf,
we would like to recognize following players for their excellent
demonstration of those values-
Character- Ro Centeio (11th) – 17 points, 8 rebounds, 2 assist and 2
steals
Competence- Bryce Callahan (9th) – 10 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists
Community- James Knoll (10th) – 5 points, 1 assist
Next game – Friday, December 13 against American School for the Deaf
at Rhode Island School for the Deaf for New England Schools for the
Deaf’s Tip Off Tournament
Record 1-1
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Learning Center girls’ basketball
The Learning Center for the Deaf Lady Ghosts – Game #5
TLC hosted home game against league opponent, Boston Trinity Academy
(BTA). The Lady Ghosts played their hardest and showed their best efforts
tonight. However, BTA was able to hang on to win, 40-21.
For the 3 C’s, the core values of The Learning Center for the Deaf, we
would like to recognize following players for their excellent
demonstration of those values-
Character- Jackie Blanchard (sr) – 6 points, 3 rebounds, 2 blocked shots &
1 assist
Competence- Jasmine Casella (fr) – 8 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 2
steals & 1 block shot
Community- Isabella Bucci and Leah Kaftan (6th grade) – their first game
ever on the varsity team. They did well with the roles assigned for them
and showed their great potentials for the near future!
Record is 1 win and 4 losses
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Minnesota boys’ basketball
Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf boys bb lost
to Washington Technology Magnet School, 37 to 79.
6-3 now
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Minnesota news
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Model boys’ basketball
MSSD 18 14 20 20 72
Yeshiva 5 15 18 5 43
Arthur Hart – 21 points, 11 rebounds
Kyle Lauderbaugh – 14 points, 3 steals
Wilford Troup – 13 points
Marcus Pointer – 12 points, 6 rebounds
Rodney Burford – 4 points, 10 rebounds
Team Record: 2-2
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New York/Fanwood boys’ basketball
The Golden Tornadoes 57 Masters School 44
The Tornadoes held on to their first period lead to beat Master School
57-44 on Thursday.
Master School fell behind early, trailing 27-16 by the half. The Tornadoes
solidified their lead in the third quarter, scoring 15 points.
Dennis Williams led the Tornadoes’s offense with 32 points, including 10
during the first period.
Dennis Williams- 32 pts 4 Rebs, 7 steals, 1 blocks,
Wigner De La Mota Cruz- 12 points, 8 Rebs , 2 steals, 2 assists
Agron Deski- 6 points, season high 20 Rebs , 2 steals, 3 assists
Owen Banton -5 pts, 6 Rebs , 2 steals, 2 assists
Alberto Cortes – 2 pts
Jake Pacheco-3 Rebs, 2 assists
Teams: 48 Rebs, 22 offense Rebs (season high), 9 assists, 14 steals
The record is 4-2
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Ohio basketball
Girls at 0-1.
Boys at 1-1.
OSD Boys 38 vs Torah Academy 56
OSD Boys 10–14-6–8==38
Torah 19–12–10–15==55
OSD Boys: Arnold 2-0-4, Aplicano 4-0-8, Adkins 0, Brown 8-0-16,
Davenport 3-0-6, Stokes 2-0-4 Totals: 19-0-38
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Phoenix basketball
Phoenix basketball
Girls:
PDSD 32, Arizona College Prep 24
PDSD-J. Paredes, 11 pts.
Record: 4-2
Boys:
San Pasqual 53, PDSD 41
PDSD-D. Aguirre, 15 pts.
Record: 1-4
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Rochester girls’ basketball
The wildcats traveled down to Wellsville on Tuesday to take on the
mighty Lions. We started the game trying to kep pace with the Lions
but with their size and outside shooting they tood command of the
game early and defeated the wildcats 70-39. RSD was led by Brianna
DiGiovanni and gabby Simons scoring 14 and 13 points respectively.
Sarah Stanislow and Marlena Rauber did their best on the boards to
limit the Lions to one shot. Allison Higgins played a solid game
contributing on defense.
1-2 on the season and will travel to NJ to take on Lexington on
Friday.
Coach Palmer
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Texas wrestling
TSD – 54
Eastside Memorial HS – 24
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Wisconsin boys’ basketball
Neesam Classic @ MSAD
12/6/13
Wisconsin 37
Minnesota 55
12/7/13
Wisconsin 37
Iowa 39
Nailbiter game. Blew 6 points lead within 5 minutes less and tried to
put back to score on the board at the final second left for overtime.
12/7/13
Metro Deaf School 21
Wisconsin 79
12/10/13
Wisconsin 47
Rock Co. Christian 76
We will play against Mountain top next Tuesday evening.
Record: 1 – 3
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Indy Hawks update
The Indy Hawks website (www.indyhawks.wordpress.com) has been updated
to include this weekend’s invitational tournament information along
with other news items.
2013/12/08
Posted by: | CommentsDeafDigest Sports – December 8, 2013
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DeafDigest Sports dedicates this edition to
Rudy Kurtovich, Duluth, Minnesota, who departed
us. He was a star athlete, playing football, basketball
and baseball at Minnesota School for the Deaf (now MSAD).
Baseball was his best sport and after graduating he played
for the Diamond Tool and Horseshoe Company baseball team
and also the West Duluth Cubs. A newspaper story said
“he was renowned for hismammoth homeruns and speed”
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basketball won/lost records (as of 12/8/13)
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Gallaudet men’s basketball
Bison stung by Lynchburg in GU Holiday Tournament championship
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/mbkb/2013-14/releases/recap_lynchburg
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Gallaudet women’s basketball
Bison stampede past Patriots in GU Holiday Tournament consolation game
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wbkb/2013-14/releases/recap_vfcc
Gallaudet vs. Wilson women’s basketball game postponed
WASHINGTON – The women’s basketball game slated for today (Sunday,
Dec. 8) between Wilson College at Gallaudet University has been
postponed due to snow and ice expected to hit the metro area today.
For the safety of the teams, officials, fans and staff the game has
been postponed. No make-up has been announced at this time between
the two North Eastern Athletic Conference foes.
Gallaudet (4-4) will next host Goucher College on Saturday, Dec. 14,
at 5 p.m. in the Field House for a non-conference game.
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Gallaudet swimming
Bison men earn first wins of the season with sweep on Senior Day, women earn split
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/mswimming/2013-14/releases/recap_ferrumwells
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Gallaudet Bison of the Month
BJ Flores and Alexandra Polivanchuk named November Bison of the Month
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/news/2013-14/bom/november13
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Kentucky boys’ basketball
***Two Saturday games
Viking Classic 15 at Tennessee School for the Deaf
Saturday morning game
Tennessee School for the Deaf 47, Kentucky School for the Deaf 28
KY School f/t Deaf 5 15 21 28
TN School f/t Deaf 9 21 39 47
KY School f/t Deaf (0-3)- Dillon Maynard 15, Ricky Hubbard 3, Adam
Turner 5, Ryan Mayes 3, Bruce Gemmer 2.
TN School for the Deaf (4-2)- Lipford 7, Witherspoon 22, N. Johnson
3, Shaw 11, Baril 2, H. Johnson 2.
KSD was in the game until TSD broke it open in the 3rd quarter.
Adam Turner- 8 rebounds
Dillon Maynard- 6 rebounds
Ryan Mayes- 6 rebounds and 2 blocked shots
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Viking Classic 15 at Tennessee School for the Deaf
Saturday evening game
Kentucky School for the Deaf 48, Georgia School for the Deaf 40
Ga. School f/t Deaf 6 12 26 40
KY School f/t Deaf 15 30 32 48
Georgia School for the Deaf- McTaggart 3, Martinez 6, Johnson 5,
Petersen 15, Walton 7, Estrada 4.
Kentucky School f/t Deaf (1-3)- Dillon Maynard 16, Jeffrey Couch 2,
Adam Turner 15, Ryan Mayes 7, Bruce Gemmer 2, Irvin Herrera 4, Ricky
Hubbard 2.
KSD broke a 14-game losing streak that started last season.
KSD had a big lead at halftime, but GSD got back in the game. It was
35-30 in the 4th quarter before KSD pulled away.
Adam Turner- 7 of 12 from the field, 18 rebounds (8 of them
offensive), 3 assists
Dillon Maynard- 6 of 12 from the field, 14 rebounds, 3 assists
Adam Turner and Dillon Maynard were named to the Viking Classic
All-Tournament Team.
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Maryland boys’ basketball
Game #4
December 7, 2013
Maryland School for the Deaf @ New Life Christian School
3rd-4th Place Game of the New Life Shoot-Out Tournament – Frederick, MD
1 2 3 4 = Total
MSD - 21 18 11 14 = 64
NLCS - 7 6 7 17 = 37
Halftime – MSD lead 39-13
MSD ORIOLES
Jake Grindstaff – 4 points, 4 assists, 3 rebounds
Carey Ballard – 14 points, 3 steals
Jake Bonheyo – 2 points, 2 assists
Evan Kurth – 1 point
Bailey Moers – 18 points, 4 assists, 5 rebounds
Damon Biskupiak – 2 points, 3 rebounds
Giovanni Maucere – 2 points, 3 rebounds
Tobi Lisoyi – 2 points
Diamani McNeely – 8 points
Yave Sanchez – 11 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists
Team Total FG: 27
Team Total 3FG: 5 (Moers 3, Ballard 2)
Team Total FT: 5-13
Congratulations to Jake Grindstaff for being chosen to the 2013 New Life Shoot-Out All-Tournament Team
Team Record: 2-2
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Minnesota boys’ basketball
Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf BBB defeated Iowa, 68 to 46.
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Model boys’ basketball
Seed School 6 12 10 8 36
MSSD 7 5 11 16 39
Points: Wilford Troup 17; Arthur Hart 14; Kyle Lauberbaugh 6
Rebounds: James Trusock 6; Arthur Hart 4; Rodney Burford 3; Marcus
Pointer 3
MSSD 3 18 16 11 48
St. Anselm’s 11 12 25 22 70
Points: Arthur Hart 21; Wilford Troup 9; Kyle Lauderbaugh 8
Rebounds: Rodney Burford 6; Arthur 4
MSSD 12 12 10 11 45
Sandy Spring Friends 23 14 19 18 74
Points: Arthur Hart 23; Kyle Lauderbaugh 10
Rebounds: Arthur Hart 7; Rodney Burford 4; Kyle Lauderbaugh 3
Assists: Arthur Hart 4
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New York/Fanwood boys’ basketball
Here is NYSD summary about game
The Golden Tornadoes seized the lead during the first period and held on,
beating
Lexington School for the Deaf 63-51 on Friday.
With a 25-point first quarter, the Tornadoes pulled ahead early on the
strength of a 19-6 run, eventually claiming a 33-26 lead by halftime.
Notching eight points in the first period, Winger De La Cruz wasted no
time sinking shots for the Tornadoes, finished with season high 23 points.
Dennis Williams also got 23 points.
S Abualya led Lexington School for the Deaf’s offense with 21 points,
including eight during the first period.
Also sinking shots for the Tornadoes were Jake Pacheco (3 points) and
Alberto Cortes (2).
Also scoring for Lexington School for the Deaf were J Grossman (10 points)
and S Ghale (2).
Dennis Williams- 23 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, 7 steals
Winger De La Cruz Mota- 23 points, 1 rebounds, 2 assists, 7 steals
Owen Banton- 12 points, 11 rebounds, 2 blocks, 1 steals
Jake Pacheco- 3 points, 2 rebounds, 2 steals,
Alberto Cortes- 2 points, 2 rebounds,
Michael Fusiarz- 3 rebounds
The record is 2-2
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South Carolina girls’ basketball
On Dec. 3rd, SCSDB vs. Southside Christian. We lost 16-39. Record
0-1.
On Dec. 5th, SCSDB vs. NCSD. We won 43-23. Record 1-1.
On Dec. 6th, SCSDB vs. KSD. We won 38-20. Record 2-1.
On Dec. 7th, SCSDB vs. GSD. We won 56-25. Record 3-1.
SCSDB vs. TSD. We won 50-42. Record 4-1.
We are the champion of the Viking Classic.
2013/11/21
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– Gallaudet on Wall Street
– Gallaudet football on ESPN tonite
– Deaf All-American 11-man football team
– basketball scores
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To be announced Friday
Team of the Year – volleyball
previously announced:
Team of the Year, soccer – Lexington
Team of the Year, 8-man football – Minnesota
Team of the Year, 11-man football – Florida
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2013 DeafDigest Sports All-American 11 man football team
Alabama
Anthony Scott
Joshua Edwards
Cody Maddox
Xavius Turner
Florida
Anthony Cash
Jesus Jimenez
Nick Stanfield
Dante Townsend
Tyler Ames
Jordan Toon
Cedric Scott
Fremont
Connor Baer
Zane Pedersen
Johnny Morales
Adam Wemmer
Thomas Vanderschoot
Jax Pedersen
Tristan Boren
Malik Amann
Illinois
Jamal Garner
Jordan Manges-Richie
Gabe DeLuna
Indiana
Preston Kelly
Zack Kremer
Austin Phillips
Paco Martinez
Cody Crace
Maryland
Jake Bonheyo
Diamani McNeely
Yave Sanchez
Jed Dannis
Bailey Moers
Jake Grindstaff
Model
Arthur Hart
Harold Ramirez
Jed Eldred
Justin Rutledge
Riverside
Rogelio Maciel
Texas
Tanner Ketchum
Jacob Vasquez
Anthony Alvin
Team of the Year – Florida
Player of the Year – Connor Baer, Fremont
Coach of the Year – Eric Lefors, Florida
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Gallaudet on Wall Street
Wall Street is one of the world’s most important streets
(stock markets, big banks, big financial institutions,
important financial people, etc)
http://online.wsj.com/article/AP6c1270dab05745dfb65ed106fce2d3c2.html?dsk=y
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Gallaudet football
ESPN SportsCenter to feature Gallaudet football this Thursday
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2013-14/releases/espn
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Atlanta Area basketball
Girls
AASD defeated The Cottage School (TCS). The score was 32 – 27.
Camry McCaleb and Jaquisha New average 7.5 points per game.
Record: 1-1
Boys
AASD was defeated by TCS. The score was 38 – 40.
Jesus Ontiveros average 9.5 points per game. Justice Pyne averages 8.5 points per game.
Record: 1-1
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Lexington boys’ basketball
New Season has begun at Lexington
Summit School 48 Lexington 50
East Elmhurst, N.Y. – Summit School came to Lexington to start the
basketball season. Summit had a player who could slam dunk that was
shocking to the Lexington Boys team. However, we started out strong
and had the lead of 15 points in 4th quarter as the score was 40 – 25
BlueJays lead. Summit came back taking advantage of our sloppiness,
turnovers, and foul troubles as well. Turnovers had almost taken the
victory from us but our defense was so great as they stopped Summit
at the end to take the first victory of the season. The team is now
coached by Head Coach Frank Wells and Gerard Sorrentino as the
Assistant Coach.
Stats Leaders:
Points: Samer Abualya (22) & Jesse Grossman (10)
Rebounds: Jesse Grossman (14 total- 12 defensive) & Jorge Ortega (10
total- 6 defensive)
Assists: Suraj Ghale, Tyler Horner, & Jorge Ortega (2 each)
Blocked Shots: Jesse Grossman (3)
Steals: Jesse Grossman & Jorge Ortega (4 each)
Season Record 1-0
Next Game: RL Stevenson at Lexington on Monday, November 25th at 4 PM
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Tennessee basketball
Lady Vikings defeat North Carolina 38-14
Vikings defeat North Carolina 73-14
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Wisconsin girls’ basketball
http://www.walworthcountytoday.com/article/20131121/WC/131129982
2013/10/03
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– won/lost records as of 10/3/13
– soccer updates
– volleyball updates
– National Spike Out updates
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– a deaf national champion
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2013 football schedule – games between deaf schools
http://deafdigest.com/2013-football-games-between-deaf-schools/
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2013 won/lost records – as of 10/03/13
http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
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2013 football scores – as of 9/30/13
http://deafdigestsports.com/football-scores/football-scores/
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football scores
KC East JV 34 Kansas 14
Mississippi 30 Louisiana 26
upcoming football games
Oct 3 Colorado at Hanover
Oct 3 Arkansas at Oklahoma
Oct 3 Oregon hosts St Paul JV
Oct 3 Washington hosts Portland Lutheran
Oct 4 Fremont hosts St Vincent
Oct 4 Maryland hosts Perry Street Prep
Oct 4 Riverside hosts Rancho Christian
Oct 4 Illinois at Brown County
Oct 4 New Mexico at Honda
Oct 4 Phoenix hosts Arizona Charter
Oct 5 South Carolina at Carolinas (at Morganton)
Oct 5 Tennessee hosts Oak Level
Oct 5 Model at Texas
Oct 5 Missouri at Minnesota
Oct 5 Michigan hosts Akron-Fairgrove
Oct 5 Florida at Indiana
Oct 5 Iowa at Wisconsin
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National Spike Out updates
Spike Out XV Tournament hosted by the Texas School for the Deaf
Please check out our website for general information, schedules as well as results.
Hope you enjoy surfing this website.
http://www.tsdrangers.com/
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Gallaudet women’s soccer
Hood blazes by Gallaudet
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wsoc/2013-14/releases/recap_hood
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Gallaudet football
Gallaudet defensive back Nicholas Elstad selected as NFF candidate for the NFF National-Scholar Athlete Awards
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2013-14/releases/elstadnffhonor
(editor’s note: Nick was an emergency QB last season when the #1 QB went down with a season-ending
injury with two games remaining. All he did was to steer Gallaudet to two big wins, thus clinching
a 7-3 season, one of the best seasons in Gallaudet football history. He is now at defensive back, an
important part of the defensive unit)
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Gallaudet – Art Kruger
Arthur A. Kruger honored as Gallaudet’s Visionary Leader for October
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/news/2013-14/krugervisionaryleader
(editor’s note: a bit of history on Art at Gallaudet; he was the manager
of the 1930 Gallaudet football team; in these days, there was no such a
thing as department of athletics; student managers were responsible for
their teams – funds, uniforms, hiring coaches, making schedules, etc.
Art booked a very tough schedule for the 1930 season, confident that
Gallaudet would win these games; the players complained about this
“killer” schedule but Art wouldn’t listen. His efforts led to a
6-1-1 season, one of the greatest football seasons in Gallaudet
football history. When he retired from the workforce, he volunteered
much of his time updating Gallaudet athletic records)
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Fremont volleyball
CSD d. Fremont Christian 3-0
25-19, 25-15, 25-20
C. Pedersen: 9k, 6 assists, 3 digs
D. Thomas: 5k, 9 digs, 4 aces
B. Dike: 12 assists, 6 digs, 2 k
I. MacAulay: 13 digs, 2k, 2 aces
League record 6-0, 8-5 overall
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Indiana volleyball
match with International last night; results not reported yet
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Learning Center soccer
The Learning Center for the Deaf Soccer Team -
The Galloping Ghosts played against Boston University Academy (BUA) today.
In the first half, we had two corner kicks, and both time, we had a header
goal! The team played like a smooth machine, keeping the ball out in
front, and defensive players clearing the ball out whenever it came their
way. Somehow, we had lost our momentum sometime shortly before halftime
and allowed BUA to attack without pressure. In the second half, our
struggle continued and we were not able to capitlize our first half
performace. The final score was BUA winning, 5-2.
In recognizing three C’s, the core values of The Learning Center of The
Deaf, by following players:
Character- James Knoll – he aggressively showed his new skill set acquired
by personal tutoring by one of TLC alumni, Desiree West. He really shined
in this game with how he attacked the ball throughout the game.
Competence- Iromilison Centeio – He delivered masterful corner kick twice
which created opportunities that we turned into goals. He also showed his
own teammates how to keep a strong defense up.
Community- Darlyn Vidal and Elijah Jones – They showed true spirit and
sportsmanship by battling through injuries and not giving up.
Record: 1-5
Next game: October 5, at American school for the Deaf at 1pm
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Learning Center volleyball
TLC Lady Ghosts hosted Chapel Hill Chauncy Hall
The Lady Ghosts had shown steady improvement as a team especially with
passing the ball around today against Chapel Hill Chancy Hall. The team
won the game in three sets, 25-17, 25-14, 25-19.
Recognizing three C’s, the core values of The Learning Center of The Deaf -
Character – Marissa McBride (senior) – 11 points, 3 aces, 12 service
receptions
Competence – Jasmine Casella (freshman) – 10 service receptions, 7 points,
4 digs and 2 aces
Community – Jackie Blanchard (senior) – 12 service receptions, 11 points,
2 attacks, 1 ace and 2 digs
Next game – Thursday, 10/3 @ Gann Academy
Record – 2 – 3
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New York volleyball & soccer
Girls Volleyball:
9/27 @ The Learning Center (L) 1-3
10/1 v. Masters School (L) 1-2
Boys Soccer:
9/27 @ The Learning Center (W) 3-2
9/30 v. Montfort Academy (L) 3-4
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Rochester soccer
Rochester soccer remains unbeaten with a win over the Rochester
Rapids yesterday. The wildcats notched another shutout and won 4-0.
Again the defense and Ryan Clark-Sulkey were solid! Tim Artinian
scored 2 goals and Ahmed Mahmoud and John Stewart each added a goal
in the win.
Wildcats are now 12-0-1 on the season and look forward to our trip to
New Jersey and Fanwood this weekend.
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Rochester volleyball
RSD Wildcats vs. Charles Finney
Record: 7 – 1
The scores for the games of the match were:
(RSD vs Finney)
25 - 20
25 - 21
29 - 27
RSD Homecoming Tournament
Teams: RSD, PSD, WPSD
Record: 6 – 1
The scores for the matches of the tournament were:
Friday, 9/27
(RSD vs WPSD) (RSD vs PSD) (WPSD vs PSD)
25 - 20 25 - 2 25 -
12
25 - 15 25 - 8 25 -
1
25 - 21 25 - 13 25 -
10
Saturday, 9/28
(RSD vs PSD) (WPSD vs PSD) (RSD vs WPSD)
25 - 13 25 - 7 25 -
11
25 - 3 25 - 11 25 -
12
25 - 10 25 - 9 25 -
18
RSD Wildcats vs. School of the Arts
Record: 2 – 1
The scores for the games of the match were:
(RSD vs team)
25 - 15
25 - 20
25 - 12
RSD Wildcats vs. Saint Mary.s
Record: 1 – 1
The scores for the games of the match were:
(RSD vs SMSD)
25 - 10
25 - 13
25 - 12
RSD Wildcats vs. Bishop Kearney
Record: 0 – 1
The scores for the games of the match were:
(RSD vs Charles Finney)
10 - 25
15 - 25
14 - 25
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Wisconsin volleyball
scores vs Waukesha from Oct 1 (3-2) 26-28; 24-26; 25-19; 25-8; 15-12
Record 10-4
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a deaf national champion
Nichola Landry , Rockaway Beach, Oregon won the United States Women’s
Disc Golf Championship, defeating 100 challengers from USA and Canada.
She is deaf and began her career by participating at the Oregon Deaf
Disc Golf Association tournaments in the past.
2012/12/16
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2012 winter season won/lost records updated, as of 12/16/12, at http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
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For 2013 Clerc Classic XIII information, please go to http://csdr-cde.ca.gov/clercclassic/ as the tourney will be held on January 17-19, 2013
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Gallaudet women’s basketball Gallaudet tripped up by the Gophers
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wbkb/2012-13/releases/recap_goucher
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Gallaudet men’s basketball Gallaudet overwhelmed by No. 15 Catholic
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/mbkb/2012-13/releases/recap_catholic
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Idaho girls’ basketball
(newspaper story)
Athlete . ISDB . Taylor Shultz
Taylor is a senior at the Idaho School for the Deaf and the Blind. She has attended ISDB since she was 12 years old. Taylor has participated in a variety of sports for ISDB throughout high school, and has become an athletic leader. She also competed with the high school volleyball and basketball teams as an eighth grader under special permission from IHSAA, due to the small numbers of female students able to play at ISDB.
Taylor has been both a team member and leader on the volleyball and basketball teams at ISDB. Over these years, Taylor has consistently worked hard on her fundamental skills in each of these sports. Taylor was awarded the Most Valuable Player for Volleyball in 2011 and 2012. This is her fifth year playing on the team.
This also is her fifth year on the basketball team, playing mostly in the position of point guard during the past three years. Her experiences in sports have contributed to learning and demonstrating leadership skills. Practicing and building skills on the court, along with developing the teamwork within the group have both been strong parts of developing positive character traits and life skills for Taylor.s future.
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Maryland girls’ basketball
Model Secondary School for the Deaf – 27
Maryland School for the Deaf – 41
Model – 7 0 11 9 = 27
Maryland – 16 4 11 10 = 41
Model
Maggie Hangstorfer – 1 – - – = 2
Idy Fass – - 2 – = 0
Jade Delao 2 – - – = 4
Maria Guzman 1 – - – = 2
Lori Eldred 3 2 5-6 = 17
Belva Wolcott 1 – - – = 2
8 2 5-8 = 27
Maryland
Emily DeSimone 1 1 – - = 5
Mia Goldberg 2 – 4-4 = 8
Tarja Lewis 8 – - – = 16
Tessa Lewis 3 – - – = 6
Lauren Goldberg 2 – - – = 4
Bridget Berrigan – 1 – 0-2 = 2
17 1 4-6 = 41
STATS
Emily DeSimone: 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 11 steals
Mia Goldberg: 3 steals
Lauren Goldberg 6 rebounds
Record
5-2
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Maryland boys’ basketball
Maryland School for the Deaf Boys’ Basketball – Game #6
December 15, 2012
MSD vs. Model Secondary School for the Deaf
1st 2nd 3rd 4th = Total
MSSD – 4 12 9 13 = 38
MSD – 17 6 4 9 = 36
* Maryland *
Carey Ballard – 10 points
Jake Bonheyo – 9 points, 4 rebounds
Mohamed Kamara – 7 points, 9 rebounds, block
Cody Moers – 4 points, 4 assists, 3 steals
Bailey Moers – 3 rebounds
Diamani McNeely – 2 points
Yave Sanchez – 4 points, 3 rebounds
Total FG: 11
3FG: 2 (Ballard 2)
Free-Throw: 12-18
* Model Secondary *
Dalton Arnes – 11 pts
Anthony Rivera – 2 pts
Earl Edwards – 3 pts
Aaron Shirley – 8 pts
Arthur Hart – 6 pts
Marcus Pointer – 8 pts
Total FG: 15
3FG: 4 (Arnes 2, Shirley 2)
Free-Throw: 4-9
MSD JV Boys (4-1) beat Pennsylvania School for the Deaf Varsity squad, 50-39
this past Friday evening. Yave Sanchez lead the way for the O’s with 14 points.
Mark Gonzalez of PSD had game high of 28 points.
We will play at Hancock High School on Tuesday, December 18th
Varsity Record: 1-5
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Minnesota basketball
MSAD boys bb lost to North Lakes Academy, 40 to 62 last Thurs night. Now 3-3.
MSAD girls bb defeated North Lakes Academy, 56 to 13. Now 5-1.
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South Carolina basketball
Late Thursday
Girls
SCSDB 14 7 7 13 41
Greer Charter 8 3 12 15 38
Smith – 20, C. Hardy 8, McCarter – 10, S. Hardy – 2, Wilkins – 1
Saturday
Girls
SCSDB 12 10 12 12 51
ENCSD 10 10 8 4 32
Record 6 – 1
Boys
SCSDB 19 17 17 8 58
ENCSD 9 16 11 11 46
Record 4 – 4
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Deaf Asian Cricket championships
Pakistan defeated Afghanistan
India defeated Nepal
Pakistan and India will face each other in the finals
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Pro women’s soccer
The Kansas City Shock, a new team entering play in the
Women’s Pro Soccer League, is expecting a deaf woman
to come in to tryout for the team. The identity of the
deaf player is not known yet.
2012/10/06
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2012 fall season won/lost records updated, as of 10/6/12, at
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football scores updated, as of 10/6/12, at:
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yesterday’s football scores
Fremont 17 Tomales 14
Maryland 8 Options 0
New Mexico 62 Honda 12
Camp Point 59 Illinois 6
John Marshall 33 Indiana 10
CMI 26 Riverside 14
today’s football games
10/06 Arkansas at Kansas
10/06 Florida at Alabama
10/06 Mississippi at Tennessee
10/06 Minnesota at Missouri
10/06 Michigan hosts Merritt
10/06 Phoenix at Arizona
10/06 Louisiana at Carolinas (at Morganton)
10/06 Oklahoma at Iowa
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Gallaudet scores
football:
Gallaudet 44 Husson 14
volleyball:
Gallaudet 3 Elizabeth 0
(25-12, 25-7, 25-7)
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Gallaudet football
Bison crack the D3football.com Around the Nation Top 50 rankings
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2012-13/releases/d3aroundnation
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Fremont football
(newspaper story)
California School for the Deaf 17, Tomales 14
The host Eagles took a 17-8 lead early in the third quarter and held on to
hand Tomales its first North Central II loss of the season.
Tomales (4-2, 2-1) took the lead initially on a touchdown run by Cody
Titus. But a field goal by Connor Baer and an 85-yard touchdown run by
Brian Freeman helped gave California School for the Deaf (5-1, 3-1) an
10-8 lead. Freeman broke the CSD career rushing record in the game.
A 25-yard touchdown run by Jacy Dike-Pedersen helped give the Eagles a
17-8 lead, and they held that advantage until the fourth quarter when
Titus scored a touchdown on a short catch.
Tomales had two more possessions, but lost the ball on downs both times.
(from very happy athletic director, Kevin Kovacs)
Tomales scored first on a touchdown run by Cody Titus in the 1st
quarter. We answered with a field goal by Connor Baer to make it 8-3.
Brian Freeman, who else, scored on a 85 yard touchdown run after a
Carlos Lopez interception in the end zone to bring us to a 10-8 lead.
Jacy Dike Pedersen then scored on a 25 yard run early in the 3rd
quarter to give us a 17-8 lead.
The score remained 17-8 until the 4th quarter where Cody Titus scored
again on a short catch to bring it to 17-14 after a missed field goal
by Tomales followed by a fumble by the Eagles with 2 minutes left.
Tomales then successfully recovered an onside kick. Our defense had
to battle it out and force them to lose the ball on downs.
Tomales then used up their final 3 time outs to preserve the clock
when we had possession of the ball and failed to get a first down and
they got the ball back with 1 minute left.
Our defense prevailed as they again lost the ball on downs and we
kneeled the ball to run out of the clock and Tomales.
Great great hard battle by both teams….
Brian Freeman broke the career rushing record tonight and is bound to
break so many more career and season records here at CSD this season
with 4 more games left. This man keeps on getting free!!
Tomales, ha, they are a GREAT team and boy our team was so happy to
beat them. Never have we beat them before.. they beat us in the 2002
NCS Class B Championship game.
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Illinois football
Camp Point (2A) 59 – ISD 6
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Kansas vs Arkansas volleyball
KSD vs ARK
25 to 16
25 to 14
25 to 12
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Kentucky volleyball
Thursday, Oct. 4
KSD 0 Burgin 2
8-25 & 3 – 25
Record: 4 – 14
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Maryland football
(newspaper story)
WASHINGTON — Jake Bonheyo scored on a 15-yard run with 28 seconds left in
the game, giving Maryland School for the Deaf an 8-0 win over Options
Public Charter School on Friday at Model Secondary School for the Deaf.
Tarik Wallace rushed for 57 yards on seven carries for the Orioles.
Bonheyo completed 3-of-7 passes for 62 yards.
Yave Sanchez had nine tackles. Bailey Moers had seven tackles with one
sack.
(coach’s comments)
Msd vs options charter at Model Secondary School for the Dear
Scores by quarters
1. 2. 3. 4
Msd 0. 0. 0. 8
Options 0. 0. 0. 0
Score summary
4th quarter – Jake Bonheyo (MSD) 15 yards run 0:28
Total yards
MSD – 180 yards (40 carries for 118 rushing, 62 passing)
Options 72 yards (72 rushing)
Leaders:
Msd – Wallace 7 carries for 57 yards
Msd – Bonheyo 3 for 7, 62 yards
Msd – Doe 2 catches for 34 yards, Archibald 1 catch for 28 yards.
Defense Leaders -
Yave Sanchez 1 solo, 8 assist – total 9 tackles
Cody Moers 2 solo 5 assists total 7 tackles
Bailey Moers 2 solo, 4 assists, 1 qb sack total 7 tackles.
We had a bad start, 3 fumbles out of 5 possession yet our defense shut
options down. Options were able only gain 72 yards on grounds and had 3 first downs.
We have big game upcoming against Indiana School for the Deaf. Our record is
3-3, back on .500 winning average right now.
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Maryland volleyball
VARSITY
St. John of DC beat MSD, 3-0
19-25,, 23-25, 17-25
record 21-8-1
tarja lewis
1 kill, 22 assists, 9 digs, 5 aces
tessa lewis
12 kills, 7 digs, 2 aces
rebecca washington
10 kills, 6 digs, 2 aces
emily desimone
6 digs, 1 ace
JV RESULTS
St. John of DC beat MSD, 0-2
25-27, 18-25
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New Mexico football
(newspaper story)
Roadrunners crush Hondo Valley 62-12
Ty Wilding went buck wild in New Mexico School for the Deaf.s 62-12
District 1 thrashing of Hondo Valley in six-man football on Friday.
Quarterback Julio Ruiz hooked up with Wilding on four of his six
touchdowns, as the Roadrunners mercy-ruled another opponent. The
Roadrunners (5-1) have still only played a single complete game, a 56-12
loss to Lake Arthur last week. NMSD is averaging a whopping 58.2 points in
its five wins.
Wilding, who also rushed for a touchdown and recovered a fumble in the end
zone, hauled in a pair of first-quarter touchdowns to stake the
Roadrunners to a 12-0 lead. Hondo scored a TD to trim it to 12-6 heading
into the second quarter, before NMSD exploded for three touchdowns,
including Wilding.s third, for a 34-12 halftime lead.
The Roadrunners. defense pitched a shutout in the second half, and the
offense continued to pile up yards. NMSD finished with 457 yards of
offense, while holding Hondo to fewer than 200 yards.
Ruiz completed seven passes for 104 yards and 4 TDs. Wilding.s five
catches covered 64 yards. Running back Immanuel Neubauer rushed for 164
yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries.
(comments from coaching staff)
Our boys played well overall game especially in 2nd half. The
coaches felt that they played their best game of the season with
62-12 victory over Hondo Valley within our district game. The game
ended in 2:29 left in 4th quarter due to mercy rule. Our record is
now 5-1 for the season with Vaughn game coming next Thursday Oct 11th
at 4 pm.
NMSD Offense Stats:
Rushing: 28 rush for 295 yards and 4 TDs
Passing: 11-18 for 162 yards and 4 TDs
NMSD total Offense: 457 yards
Ty Wilding is our Player of the game. He recorded 6 TDs, 4 in
receiving, 1 in rushing, and 1 in defensive fumble recovery for TD in
end zone. Also was a force in defense with 4 total tackles and an
INT.
Neubauer led team with rushing offense of 11 carries for 164 yards
and 2 TDs.
Ruiz with 6 for 31 yards
Wilding 2 for 37 yards and a TD
Mendoza 7 for 43 yards and a TD
Chavez 2 for 9 yards, Lee 2 for 5 yards
Passing Offense:
11-18 for 162 yards and 4 TD passes
Ruiz 7-14 for 104 yds and 4 TDs
Wilding 4-4 for 58 yards
Receiving:
Wilding led team with 5 catches for 64 yards and 4 TD catches
Lee 5 catches for 65 yards, Ruiz 3 catches for 29 yards
Defense Stats:
Coach Rob wanted to grant Kendrick Skeets as Defense Player of the
Game. He recorded three total tackles, but he was big part of
stopping Hondo’s traditionally strong spread offense.
Neubauer led team in defense stats with 10 total tackles
Ruiz with 7 total tackles, Lee with 3 total tackles and an INT,
Wilding with 4 tackles, Chavez with 3 tackles and a sack with 11 yard
loss, Mendoza with 3, Skeets with 3, and Carroll with 2.
2012/09/27
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today’s football games
09/27 New Mexico at Lake Arthur
09/27 Michigan hosts Akron-Fairgrove
09/27 Minnesota at West Lutheran
09/27 Washington hosts Wishkah
09/27 Arkansas hosts Victory Christian
09/27 Tennessee at South Carolina
09/27 Colorado at Primero
upcoming football games
09/28 Alabama at Fayetteville
09/28 Arizona at Hayden
09/28 Maryland at Perry Street
09/28 Illinois at Mendon
09/29 Fremont at St Vincent
09/29 Georgia at Carolinas (at Wilson)
09/29 Wisconsin at Iowa
09/29 Louisiana at Mississippi
09/29 Texas at Model
09/29 Indiana at Florida
09/29 Kansas at Oklahoma
09/29 Riverside at Phoenix
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Florida homecoming announcement
FSDB Alumni Weekend: Sept. 28 and 29, 2012
(Volleyball tournament, football game and alumni events)
click the link for more information:
http://www.fsdb.k12.fl.us/?p=1753
any questions, contact me
BP Murphy,
FSDB Alumni Relations and Historian
murphyb@fsdb.k12.fl.us
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National Spike Out
(newspaper story)
VOLLEYBALL
The Arizona XIV Spikeout Tournament will be hosted by the ASDB at the
University of Arizona Rec Center on Friday and Saturday and at ASDB on
Saturday. All action begins at 8 am both days.
Besides ASDB, teams scheduled to attend are: California (CA) School for
the Deaf – Fremont, California School for the Deaf (Riverside CA), Indiana
(IN) School for the Deaf, Maryland School for the Deaf, Minnesota (MN)
State Academy for the Deaf, Model Secondary School for the Deaf, New
Mexico School for the Deaf (Santa Fe NM), Phoenix Day School for the Deaf,
Rochester (NY) School for the Deaf, Texas (TX) School for the Deaf and
Washington (WA) School for the Deaf.
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Gallaudet football
Gallaudet’s Tony Tatum and Jared Pearce earn ECFC Player of the Week honors
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2012-13/releases/ecfcpow-week4
Bison cornerback Tony Tatum earns second BSCN Athlete of the Week award
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2012-13/releases/bscntow-week4
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Gallaudet volleyball
Gallaudet picks up big in-region victory over Gettysburg
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wvball/2012-13/releases/recap_gettysburg
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American soccer
September 18 ASD 9 RISD 5
Now 1-1 record, Oscar Tejada, Zoie Haggarty, Christopher
Ramaza, and Jonathan Campoverde scored and with assistant
of Jonthan Clark, Tony Madina, and Oscar Tejada.
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Arkansas volleyball
The Lady Leopards volleyball teams traveled to Hot Springs, yesterday
afternoon, to play against Gospel Light Christian Academy. The teams
were not able to earn a win.
JV: (L) 24-26, 13-25
V (5-8 overall)(4-7 AACS)(1-1 vs Deaf): (L) 8-25, 8-25, 4-25
Both squads will play at home this Thursday 9/27 against Christian
Ministries…starting at 5:30.
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Florida volleyball
September 25, 2012 FSDB at St. Joe
Away 0-8 0-7
(District)
FSDB 21 17 15
Oak Hall 25 25 25
I couldnít have asked for anything more from the girls tonight
(except for a win!). They played well both on offense and on
defense. They bonded as a team, had good team spirit, and didn’t
give up even when the other team had game point and they were behind.
All three of these games were great, even though the score of the
last one doesn’t look like it. They were hard fought points with
lots of hits and tipped balls. I think we have finally found a
rotation that works and the girls have found their groove! Keep up
the good work ladies!
The next game is on Thursday, September 27 at St. Francis in
Gainesville. JV will play at 5:30 and Varsity at 6:30. Please come
out and support the girls, if you can! (This is our last trek to
Gainesville this year!!!)
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Fremont football
video shown nationally
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/specials/underdogs/
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Fremont volleyball
CSD d. Fremont Christian 3-1
25-12, 25-18, 12-25, 25-17
8-4 won lost
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Learning Center volleyball
TLC Lady Ghosts 0 Concord Academy 3
Best of 5 match
TLC Lady Ghosts had a good test against a talented team of Concord
Academy (CA).
In first match – CA ran over the Lady Ghosts and surely gave us a
wake up call.
In second match – Lady Ghosts started to fire up and fought tooth and
nails against against CA.
In third Game – we kept battling against CA and their serving was
really good. By the end of the match we ran out of energy.
Score Results: 6-25, 21-25, 15-25 – CA winning all three matches.
I am proud of this team as they battled against a great team in two
of the three sets. It was a good wake up call for us and we will
continue to work on improving our skills and prepare for the next
games.
Next game – Friday, September 28 @ Pennsylvania School for the Deaf,
and Saturday, September 29 at New Jersey School for the Deaf.
Record 3-1
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Learning Center soccer
Newman School 7, TLC 0
Galloping Ghosts played against a really good team in Newman School.
They scored 5 goals against in 1st half. I had decided to gamble by
putting my three best players on the front line in order to bring
pressure onto them. Also, we make a little change on defense by
putting my best player in defense who can control the game. In 2nd
half we managed better defensively by allowing 2 goal. We will
continue to re-evaluate and move players into differnet positions
until everyone is comfortable with their variety roles in this team.
Next game- vs defending league champion, Covenant Christian Academy
at TLC at 4pm
0-4 record
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Lexington soccer
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
New York (NYSD) 1 Lexington 2
Jackson Heights, NY- Fanwood Tornadoes traveled to Lexington and
fought their hearts out in this great match as both team played with
physically tough attitude. Of course, both teams wanted to win this
match so badly. We led at halftime 2-0 and NYSD scored the only goal
in 2nd half. We made several adjustments because of absent players
and we also switched goalkeepers today as well. Tyler Horner scored
on an assist dished by Samer Abualya at 27th minute mark. Andy
Espinal added the goal to solidify the lead at 33rd minute mark.
Fanwood’s Victor Duran scored at 42nd minute mark. Vikramdeep Singh
took the goalkeeper position and showed he could play well as he made
9 saves.
Next game: Pennsylvania (PSD) at Lexington on Friday, September 28th
at 4:00 PM. It will be a 9 on 9 match.
Lexington’s Homecoming happens on Saturday, September 29th We will
play against American (ASD) Volleyball at 11 AM and Soccer at 1 PM.
Season Record: 2-2 (PSAA 2-2)(Deaf Schools 1-0)
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Maryland volleyball
newspaper story
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Maryland volleyball
VARSITY
msd beat mt. airy christian, 3-0
25-21, 25-21, 25-23
record 14-6-1
tarja lewis
5 kills, 1 block, 26 assists, 9 digs, 2 aces
tessa lewis
12 kills, 1 assist, 6 digs, 3 aces
rebecca washington
11 kills, 6 digs
mia goldberg
4 kills, 3 assists, 4 digs, 2 aces
sierra mcconville
9 digs
emily desimone
5 dig, 1 assist, 2 aces
alexa paulay-simmon
2 kills, 1 block, 3 assists
JV RESULTS
msd beat st. maria goretti, 2-1
14-25, 25-2, 15-9
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Missouri volleyball
Results: MSD Centralia JV
16 25
5 25
13 25
Jr. Odalis Araujo led the Eagles serving with 3 service points and
was 8/15 (53%) on serve receives. While Sr. Ashley Yount was 15/18
83% passing
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New Jersey soccer and volleyball
has started very late this year in soccer and volleyball
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New Mexico volleyball
New Mexico School for the Deaf 3, Walatowa 0
The Lady Roadrunners continue to pound away at the opposition with
their serving, and it led to a District 1B sweep of the Lady Cougars,
25-7, 25-17, 25-13, in Larson Gymnasium.
Sophomore Jaelyn Sanchez led the way with 11 aces out of her 13
service points for NMSD (4-2, 2-0 1B) as she helped fill in for
Amberley Luna, who’s out with a left knee injury. Krystle Stewart
added nine aces out of her 18 service points.
Lady Roadrunners head coach Amanda Lujan said stability after a
season-opening spate of injuries has helped the team settle down.
“The last three or four games, we’re able to consistently play our
game,” Lujan said. “I think that is very important going into more
district games.”
Rosina Garcia had 11 assists, and Maria Elena Rendon had 12 kills for
NMSD
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New York/Fanwood volleyball
Volleyball Results:
Friday, Sept. 21 The Learning Center 3-1 New York School for the Deaf,
Fanwood
Monday, Sept. 24 Hamden Hall 0-0 New York School for the Deaf, Fanwood
(cancelled)
0-1 record
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New York/Fanwood soccer
The Learning Center 2-3 New York School for the Deaf, Fanwood
Lexington School for the Deaf 2 – New York School for the Deaf, Fanwood 1 @
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Pennsylvania soccer & volleyball
On September 21st PSD traveled to St Mary’s School for the Deaf to
attend their Homecoming celebration, both soccer
and volleyball competed.
Soccer
PSD boys soccer beat SMSD 3-0, this marks PSD’s first win against St
Mary’s since 2008. Mark Gonzalez (Senior) scored two points, Zashun
Long (Junior) scored one goal and Kevin Brown had one assist.
The team is working hard to maintain a successful season, they
currently stand at 1-0. Next game is Friday, September 28th @
Lexington School for the Deaf.
Volleyball
For the first time, ALL 6 girls stepped on the court together.
Despite not having practiced together, they showed amazing team work.
Briona Hayes played in her FIRST varsity game. Estefany Martinez and
Deidre Perez improved their serving during each set. Tyaisha Hollis
had a HUGE hit during the third set. Selena Ramos and Kim Nguyen
showed all around skill and handled the demands of each position with
ease. They put in a great effort but couldn’t land a win. The St.
Mary’s girls were great hosts and the sense of camaraderie was easily
seen on and off the court. Overall, it was a great trip and a good
beginning for our girls.
The record currently stands at 0-1
Our first home game is September 28 vs The Learning Center.
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Rhode Island soccer
We had 18 sign up but were only to field 11 players with 3 ineligible
to play for different reasons. The start of the season was a
challenge playing and practicing with 8 players. The Head coach Jesse
Walsh has been doing a nice job keeping the team together until the 3
ineligible players join the team!
9/18 vs ASD Lost 5-8 (Played 8 on 8)
9/22 @ Block Island lost 0-9 (With 7 players)
9/25 @ Masters Lost 6-8 (Played with 8 players)
Record: 0-3
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Rochester soccer
Game 6 Write-up
This was a great game against WPSD (Western Pennsylvania
School for the Deaf), but where we should have succeeded, we didn’t.
This was a game that we could have, and should have, won, but, we,
as a team, could not click. We made many shots, but we were not able
to get any through, as many shots hit the crossbar. Three shots, to
be specific, hit the crossbar, however, two actual shots were made
and saved by the WPSD goalie. We were not able to make any shots
click, however, neither were they, as they only had three shots on
our goalie. The game ended with a score of 0-0, a game that we
should have won, but we, as a team, were not able to click, so we
ended the game in a tie.
Score: 0-0
Record: 1-2-3
Game 7 Write-up: The game against WPSD (Western Pennsylvania School
for the Deaf) was hard because we just could not click, missing some
of our key players, but the game against OSD (Ohio School for the
Deaf), however, was a breeze because we were able to click
beautifully. We got our first goal within the first five minutes of
the first half, then we just kept the goals coming in, with some
beautiful shots from Paul, the star of this game. This game was a
validation of our skills, and we just knew what to do and how to beat
OSD. We were able to get six goals, but in the last ten minutes of
the second half, we seemed to slack a bit, that’s not to say that we
let them score, because we didn’t, but our energy seemed to drain,
and we just didn’t score any more.
Score 6-0
Record: 2-2-3
Game 8 Write-up: It was time for a rematch against WPSD, after that
0-0 tie which we knew we should have won. Our morale was high after
our defeat of OSD yesterday, and we knew that we should, and would
beat WPSD. After a beautiful pass from Tim Artinian, Chris Mitchell
made the first gaol of the game (His first career goal for RSD as
well), and the first goal for us, all in under five minutes! Then
the goals started coming more easily, and Tim made two more goals for
us. Yes, we won the game 3-1, after they made their first goal, but
that stopped us from having a shut out. We still won the rematch
against WPSD, and we were now 2-0-1 in the tournament.
Score: 3-1
Record 3-2-3
Game 9 Write-up: Another match against OSD?! We were prepared
again, and our confidence was high after beating WPSD, and we had
some swagger in our step, not too much though. We knew that we had
to beat them, but what we didn’t know was that we were already the
homecoming champions, and that if we beat them, it would just
solidify our title. We got our first goal at exactly four minutes,
and Jaron Rehkop, who got another goal later in the game. Our
homecoming MVP, Tim Artinian, got another two goals, and brought his
total goal number over the four homecoming games to six, and when
they scored, they stopped us from getting the shutout we so desired.
The game ended with a score of 6-1, and your Rochester WIldcats were
the champions. We had two all-stars, Chris Mitchell and Paul
Gentzke, and one MVP, Tim Artinian.
Score: 6-1
Record 4-2-3
David “MVP” Mayes
Stay tuned: Game 10 wrap-coming soon!!!
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South Carolina volleyball
8/30/12 - Southside Christian 25 25 25
SCSDB 7 7 3 Lost
9/4/12 Brashier Middle College 25 25 25
SCSDB 8 6 11 Lost
9/6/12 Greenville Tech Charter 25 25 25
SCSDB 11 12 17 Lost
9/11/12 Christ Church 25 25 25
SCSDB 15 14 14 Lost
9/13/12 Tenn. School f/t Deaf 11 20 17
SCSDB 25 25 25 Won
9/14/12 Ky School f/t Deaf 12 17
SCSDB 25 25 Won (Spike-out Tournament)
9/14/12 Ohio School f/t Deaf 21 10
SCSDB 25 25 Won (Spike-out Tournament)
9/15/12 Miss. School f/t Deaf 22 25 15
SCSDB 25 9 14 Lost (Spike-out Tournament)
9/15/12 Mich. School f/t Deaf 25 22 11
SCSDB 17 25 15 Won (Spike-out Tournament)
9/15/12 St. Rita School f/t Deaf 25 22
SCSDB 27 25 Won (Spike-out Tournament)
9/15/12 Mich. School f/t Deaf 25 25 Championship Round
SCSDB 16 13 Lost (2nd place at Spike-out Tournament)
9/17/12 Greer Middle College 25 25 25
SCSDB 14 11 13 Lost
9/18/12 North Carolina School f/t Deaf 26 12 14
SCSDB 28 25 25 Won
9/20/12 St. Joseph’s Catholics 25 25 25
SCSDB 3 3 14 Lost
9/25/12 Southside Christian 25 25 25
SCSDB 7 5 10 Lost
RECORD: 9 Loses – 6 Wins
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St Mary’s soccer
Falk 2 St Mary’s 0
This past Tuesday our boys varsity team took on the Falk school in
our second soccer match of the season. Our club was determined to
improve upon some of the errors we exhibited in our previous
contest. Right from the get-go, it was clear that we were going to
play a more aggressive style of defense in an effort to provide our
offense with more opportunities to score. In the 1st half of the game
our assertive approach was dictating the tempo of the contest and
although we were unable to slip anything by our oppositions goal
keeper, we tallied more shots on goal then we did the entire match
that preceded this one. Our best chance came at the 14:00min mark
when one of our mid-fielders(Lu Reh) rang a shot of our competitors
cross bar only to have the ball fall straight down to the goal line
and roll a few inches in the wrong direction. At half time the score
was tied 0-0 and although our team was happy with our effort so far,
we knew there was still a full 25:00min of soccer left to play.
Unfortunately, the 2nd half of the contest didn’t go as we had
planned. With limited substitutes, our players gradually could no
longer impose the same type of will that they forced upon Falk
earlier in the game. Despite a stout defense led by Jacob Rhoades
and a number of key saves by Baylen Oliver, Falk eventually was able
to tack on some goals and dashed any hope that we might be able to
squeak out a win. In our post game meeting the coaching staff as
well as the players talked about how they were able to see some
positive changes in our teams style of play and realize what it is
going to take in order to continue to present a challenge for other
teams. Once again, we would like to thank all of our supporters and
look forward to seeing you at future games.
Overall Record 0-2
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Tennessee volleyball
High School Volleyball at TSD
Wartburg High School defeats TSD 25-16, 25-23, 25-18.
Wartburg – Rachel Smarsh – 5 points
Carrigan Erickson – 8 points
TSD – Kayla Brooks – 10 points, 1 assist
Michaela Evans – 2 points, 1 ace, 3 tips, 3 assists
0-13 record
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Texas volleyball
Concordia 25 10 25 18 15
TSD 22 25 23 25 17
TSD (15-9) Kills- Schmidjorg, 12 Assists- Crawford, 26 Aces- Johnson, 10
Digs- King, 10
Concordia Kills- Claire, 5 Assists- Hannah, 10 Aces- Hannah, 5 Blocks-
Hannah, 2
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Virginia soccer
The 2012 Varsity Soccer team for VSDB is comprised of the following
players:
Tim Smith – senior
Stephen Wessely – senior
Devin Guertler – senior
Aaron Kincaid – senior
Javier Alcazar – senior
Josh Helmich – senior
Alfred Proffitt – senior
Tim Foley – senior
Jamie Thompson – senior
Xandru Amrhein – senior
Aaron Quillen – junior
Adrian Crosby – sophomore
Dorian Smith – sophomore
Malik Sims – sophomore
Kason Wallace – sophomore
Christopher Alexander – freshman
Troy Ford – sophomore
Manager: Hannah Mills – junior
Head Coach: Lindsay Burris
Assisstant Coach: Cliff Watson
Team Captains are Tim Smith and Stephen Wessely
Our Record so far is 0-2-1
VSDB vs. Massanutten Military Academy score: 1-3
VSDB vs. Ridgeview Christian score 1-1
VSDB vs. United Christian score 0-5
We have 6 games remaining in our season.
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Western Pennsylvania soccer and volleyball
VOLLEYBALL, they swept us in 3 sets, 25-6, 25-11, and 25-13. LEAGUE RECORD:
1-7 SEASON RECORD: 1-11
SOCCER – They opened by knocking 4 goals in the first half and added another
one in the 2nd half. I decided to put all my substitutes (6 of them) in to
give them some game time experience with 15 minutes left in the game. We
allowed one goal in but managed to take that one back by putting one behind
the opponent’s net by our substitute, Mark Greathouse. He has gotten a goal
in 2 consecutive game (He was not on the roster for the Rochester
Homecoming, thereby missing all 4 games there).
LEAGUE RECORD: 2-5-1 OVERALL RECORD: 4-6-3
We will host Ohio School for the Deaf in both sports today.
As for tomorrow, our Lady Lions will travel to Seeds of Faith and our soccer
team will earn a forfeit victory over Cornerstone Prep due to unforeseen
circumstance on their part. I hate that… getting forfeit victory… ugh!
Against Ohio SD in volleyball and soccer
VOLLEYBALL – We won, 3-1 (25-23, 26-24, 17-25, and 25-21).
OVERALL RECORD: 2-11
SOCCER – We found ourselves battling out and at the 15th minute mark, it
seemed that we were just standing and munching on popcorn, watching Dixy
Aplicano doing his show with his foot and weaving through our defense and
ramming it home for a 1-0 lead. Five minutes later, we were called for a
penalty and that occurred in the penalty box, giving the Spartans an
opportunity to increase their lead if they convert this penalty shot. They
called on Dixy to do the honors and he cheerfully did his duty with ease,
putting them up 2-0. After in invigorating pep talk at the half time, we
continued to pressure them and Mark Greathouse (yes, him again!) got us on
the board at the 57th minute mark when he tapped a Travis Frye’s pass in.
At the 66th minute mark, Travis Frye headed an Anthony Cochran’s corner kick
to tie the game up. Mark Greathouse strike again at the 74th minute mark by
directing Dajion Dixon’s kick into to give us a 3-2 lead. Kevin Araujo put
an exclamation when he added an insurance goal at the 79th minute mark and
we escaped with a 4-2 victory.
Our game against Cornerstone Prep has been forfeited to us due to unforeseen
issue on their part….
RECORD: 6-6-3
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2012 fall season won/lost records updated, as of 9/23/12, at http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
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football scores updated, as of 9/23/12, at: http://deafdigestsports.com/football-scores/football-scores/
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yesterday’s football games
Arizona Charter 44 Phoenix 36
Brown County 47 Illinois 24
Covington 41 Indiana 26
Sidwell Friends 37 Model 8
Missouri 58 Kansas 22
Minnesota 56 Iowa 20
New Mexico 64 Colorado 13
Tennessee 14 Louisiana 8
Texas 53 Riverside 0
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upcoming football games
09/27 Michigan hosts Akron-Fairgrove
09/27 Minnesota at West Lutheran
09/27 Washington hosts Wishkah
09/27 Arkansas hosts Victory Christian
09/27 Tennessee at South Carolina
09/27 Colorado at Primero
09/28 Alabama at Fayetteville
09/28 Arizona at Hayden
09/28 Riverside at Phoenix
09/28 Maryland at Perry Street
09/28 Illinois at Mendon
09/29 New Mexico at Arizona
09/29 Fremont at St Vincent
09/29 Georgia at Carolinas (at Wilson)
09/29 Wisconsin at Iowa
09/29 Louisiana at Mississippi
09/29 Texas at Model
09/29 Indiana at Florida
09/29 Kansas at Oklahoma
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Florida homecoming announcement
FSDB Alumni Weekend: Sept. 28 and 29, 2012
(Volleyball tournament, football game and alumni events) click the link for more information:
http://www.fsdb.k12.fl.us/?p=1753
any questions, contact me BP Murphy, FSDB Alumni Relations and Historian murphyb@fsdb.k12.fl.us
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Gallaudet women’s volleyball
Gallaudet begins NEAC title defense, picks up two conference wins http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wvball/2012-13/releases/recap_mscwells
GU picks up third conference win with straight set victory over SUNYIT http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wvball/2012-13/releases/recap_sunyit
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Gallaudet women’s soccer
Bison jump out to early lead before Wells scores three straight http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wsoc/2012-13/releases/recap_wells
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Gallaudet men’s soccer
GU hangs tough against Wells but lose 1-0 http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/msoc/2012-13/releases/recap_wells
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Colorado volleyball
CSDB played Elbert on Thursday evening. The score was 13-25, 8-25, 15-25, and CSDB lost.
Saturday against New Mexico School for the Deaf was a loss, 14-25, 19-25, 17-25.
Total record is now 1-8.
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Fremont football
(part of newspaper story)
Ward Beecher and Joey Valdez ran for touchdowns in the final four minutes as the Upper Lake Cougars used a strong second half to beat California School for the Deaf 20-3
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Maryland volleyball
Oriole Classic at MSD round robin msd beat mt. airy christian, 2-0 25-17, 25-17 msd beat st. marie goretti, 2-0 25-11, 25-11 msd beat heritage academy, 2-0 25-17, 25-23 msd beat new life christian, 2-0 25-16, 25-18 msd beat grace academy, 2-0 25-14, 25-17 msd beat james school, 2-0 25-8, 25-16 semi finals msd beat mt. airy christian, 2-0 32-30, 25-14 finals msd lost to heritage academy , 0-2 23-25, 16-25 tarja lewis 2 kills, 21 assists, 1 dig, 2 aces tessa lewis 9 kills, 1 assist, 4 digs, 1 ace rebecca washington 8 kills, 2 digs, 2 aces emily desimone 7 digs tarja lewis was selected on all tournament team record: 13-6-1
JUNIOr VARSITY round robin msd lost to fairfax firebirds, 22-25 msd beat james river, 25-4 msd beat mt. airy christian, 25-13 msd beat new life christian, 25-11 msd beat st. marie goretti, 25-14 semi finals msd beat st. marie goretti, 2-1 23-25, 25-11, 1503 finals msd lost to fairfax firebirds, 1-2 25-16, 18-25, 13-15 record:9 – 5 christy zendarski was selected on all tournament team
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Minnesota volleyball
Iowa School for the Deaf Triangular:
MSAD defeated BoysTown (NE) (2-0); 25-12 and 25-19.
MSAD defeated Iowa School for the Deaf (2-0); 25-16 and 25-17.
11-0 as of today.
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Missouri football
Missouri School for the Deaf played Kansas School for the Deaf at their Homecoming today. Missouri won 58-22. Both teams played hard. Here are the game stats:
Sr. KiJuan Monroe pass 4 out of 15 for 111 yards and 2 touchdowns; rushed for 133 yards and 1 safety.
Jr. Nick Jones rushed for 22 yards, 2 receptions for 73 yards, 1 fumble recovery and 1 touchdown.
Fr. Joseph Allen 2 receptions for 38 yards, rushed for 43 yards, and 1 touchdown.
Sr. Clayton Scaife 1 fumble recovery for a touchdown.
Comments for coach Kevin Voelker ” Our boys played with good effort and enthusiasm in the game. We had a lot of penalties on defense that our team is going to have to improve on when we face Minnesota School for the Deaf. Minnesota is 4-0 in our conference, we our 2-1. But if our boys cut out the penalties, we be ready for Minnesota.”
Next game is Saturday, October 6 at 2:00 p.m.
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New Mexico vs Colorado football
NMSD vs CSDB football game summary
Another win for our NMSD football boys with victory over CSDB in our homecoming game, 64-13 ending in middle of 3rd quarter due to mercy rule. We are now 4-0 for the season, now next game is against very tough Lake Arthur team which most likely is a playoff team this coming Thursday the 27th at their Lake Arthur field.
We had a balanced stats among our boys without any real stand out stats again.
Defensively, we held them for CSDB’s total offense of 178 yards. They had 19 rushes for 145 yards and their passing game was 5-9 for 33 yards and an INT.
Offensively, we had total of 377 yards with 243 team rushing yards and 134 team passing yards.
Defense stats:
Immanuel Neubauer lead the team in defense with 7 total tackles.
Ever Mendoza with 6 total tackles.
Julio Ruiz with 5 total tackles including a big sack with 7 yards loss.
Wilding with 5 total tackles and one INT return for 43 yards.
Carroll with 4 and Chavez with 3.
Rushing Offense stats:
Neubauer 5 rushes for 83 yards and 2 TDs
Carroll 6 rushes for 85 yards and 2 TDs
Chavez 6 rushes for 65 yards and 1 TD.
Passing Offense stats:
Ruiz 8 -12 for 117 yards and 4 TD passes.
Ty Wilding led team with 5 catches for 87 yards and 2 TDs
Mendoza with 2 catches for 23 yards and 2 TDs
Lee with 2 catches for 24 yards.
Ever Mendoza had 4 PATs kicked out of 9 attempts. Two also resulted in Passing PAT scores to Neubauer and Carroll.
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New Mexico volleyball
9/20/12 New Mexico School for the Deaf 3, Monte del Sol 0
9/18/12 NMSD 0, Des Moines 3
3-2 record to date
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Phoenix football
It was like chasing a mirage in the desert in last night’s battle of the winless at the huge Cortez High School stadium for Phoenix, as the Roadrunners lost their fifth game of the season to Arizona Charter, 44-36. A 45-yard run into the end zone by PDSD’s Eric Blount with 17 seconds remaining was nullified by a holding penalty against PDSD.
PDSD will host California School for the Deaf at Riverside on Friday, Sept. 28th at 7 pm.
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Tennessee vs Louisiana football
At the Louisiana Homecoming Day game (their motivation), TSD left at 1 pm for the “infinite-like” trip (12 hours) and arrived at 1 30 am with no Friday practice! Plus there was 90s degree at 3 PM on Saturday.
Halftime: Louisiana 8 Tennessee 0
Final score: Tennessee 14 Louisiana 8
Tennessee’s Rashard Whitterspoon ran back a punt late in the fourth quarter 88 yards for the game winning touchdown.
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Matt Hamill’s comeback win
(newspaper story)
Deaf light heavyweight Matt Hamill of Utica, N.Y., was successful in his return from a year-long retirement. Hamill (11-4) scored a unanimous decision over Nova Scotia’s Roger Hollett (13-4).
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DeafSports Trivia
Q. There was an unusual Gallaudet football feat that took place in the 35-7 win over Newport News Apprentice. What was it?
A. A QB brother (Todd Bonheyo) threw a touchdown pass to a running back brother (Ryan Bonheyo). It is believed to be the only time in Gallaudet’s football history that this brother scoring act took place. Way back in 1966, there was a QB, Emory Marsh and a wide receiver, Charles Marsh, both brothers, but there were no touchdown passes between both of them.
2012/09/19
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Yesterday’s football score
Ribet 42 Riverside 12
Upcoming football games
09/20 Michigan at Owendale-Gagetown
09/20 South Carolina at Carolinas (Morganton)
09/20 Mississippi hosts Chamberlain-Hunt
09/20 Arkansas at Ashley County
09/20 Florida at Vanguard
09/20 Wisconsin hosts Stockbridge
09/21 Fremont hosts Upper Lake
09/21 Phoenix at Arizona Charter
09/21 Indiana hosts Covington
09/21 Maryland hosts Riverdale Baptist
09/22 Colorado at New Mexico
09/22 Minnesota at Iowa
09/22 Riverside at Texas
09/22 Kansas at Missouri
09/22 Model at Sidwell Friends
09/22 Tennessee at Louisiana
09/22 Illinois hosts Brown County
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Gallaudet volleyball
Ann Whited named NEAC Women’s Volleyball Student-Athlete of the Week
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wvball/2012-13/releases/neacsaow-sep17
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Alabama volleyball
Thursday, September 13
Sylacauga 3 ASD 0
25 – 8, 25 – 19, 25 – 14
Saturday, September 15
Alabama 3 Tennessee 0
25 – 10, 25 – 16, 25 – 22
Season Record: 3 – 6
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Alabama football
Saturday, September 15
Tennessee 58 Alabama 26 (Eight-Man)
Season Record: 1 – 2
(editor’s note: Alabama plays 11-man football,
but agreed to play a 8-man game with Tennessee.
It is back to 11-man for the rest of the season)
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Arizona volleyball
team is coached by Linda Murashige
We played PDSD at their homecoming last Saturday and
we won the match. The match was so close and we won
3 out of 5 sets, 22-25, 25-22, 25-22,21-25, 15-7.
1 win and 4 lost
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Colorado volleyball
September 17, 2012, CSDB JV vs. CIVA JV (CIVA won 2-1) Scores: 21-25,
25-21, 11-15.
September 17, 2012, CSDB Var vs. CIVA Var (CIVA won 3-1) Scores:
11-25, 25-18, 26-24, 22-25.
September 18, 2012, CSDB JV vs. Pikes Peak Prep JV (PPP won 2-1)
Scores: (25-15, 17-25, 14-16).
Total Varsity record is now 1-4 and JV is 0-3.
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Florida volleyball
Varsity
September 18, 2012 FSDB at St. Johns Country Day
Away 0-6 0-5
(District)
FSDB 9 13 11
SJCDS 25 25 25
The girls started off this match dazed and confused! Iím not sure
why, but thankfully they snapped out of and it became the best match
they have played so far. The score and the stats donít show it, but
it really was a good match for us overall. The girls were doing much
better with serve receive and played better offense and defense than
we have played so far this season. This is probably the 3rd best
team weíve played, yet we had our best game, which says a lot for the
girls. This season is going to be about what we do on our side of
the net, not what the scoreboard reflects. If we are able to get in
some wins along the way, thatís just going to be an extra bonus! Our
best opportunity to win will be our two tournaments and non-district
play, since our district schedule is so tough!
The next game is on Thursday, September 20 at Oak Hall in
Gainesville. JV will play at 5:30 and Varsity at 6:30. Please come
out and support the girls, if you can!
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Fremont volleyball
CSD d. OMI
25-4, 25-13, 25-15
CSD 6-4
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Iowa volleyball
Game #1
Iowa Deaf vs Lewis Central Frosh (4A school)
Lost in 2 straight in the triangular meet
25-17, 25-8
Rough edges during the game, saw bright spots at serving. Auna
Ferguson 7-8 serving, Marianne Mohr 4-5 and Johanna Scherling 100% at
the line.
Game #2
Iowa Deaf vs Thomas Jefferson Frosh (3 A school)
Lost a close one to the Yellowjackets in two
Second match of the triangular
25-22 , 25-16
Johanna Scherling 3 kills lead the team. Cassie Contreras middle
hitter had 2 kills. Defensively, ISD played good with team total of
22 digs.
Game #3
Iowa Deaf vs Treynor Frosh (2A school)
Took Treynor only 3 sets to beat us. Out of sync all night!
25-20 25-11 25-16
Only got a total of 6 kills all night, and defensively struggled with
our passing.
Played a roller coaster of a game, with close rallies then then ace
serves.
Cassie Contreras and Annette Hough both had 2 blocks.
Game #4
Won our first game of the season against Arkansas School for the
Deaf.
25-18 25-21 25-10
The whole team got to play some. Which was nice for the players on
the ISD team.
Leading the way that day was Amanda Barrier, Auna Ferguson, Johanna
Scherling at the net.
Played aggressive volleyball!
Johanna Scherling went 100% hitting, with 1 kill and Amanda Barrier
went 100% hitting with 3 kills.
“I was pleased with their effort, but I know we can play better
volleyball” It was a lot of fun to travel for the first time to
Arkansas.
Game #5
Back home to play Underwood JV and ISD could not muster a win!
25-5 17-25(w) 25-12 25-15
Went 4 sets but could not put things together. Once again our
passing failed us. Our top skills for the day was our serving
again. Outstanding serves we had as a team.
Auna Ferguson lead with 6 aces. Our setting got alittle better from
Gabby Humlicek and Amanda Barrier. Still working out the kinks!!
Game #6
Iowa Deaf vs Heartland Christian
Frustrating loss for us again. Could not put 2 and 2 together.
Defensively solid, serving solid, our downfall again-passing.!
“things we need to work on all year is our passing. We need to
become a better team right off the bat”
Scores
25-17 25-16 17-25(w) 25-17
Gabby Humlicek, Amanda Barrier and Johanna Scherling all set well.
We are getting there coach Lechner said.
Game #7
Iowa Deaf Vs Nishnabotna JV
Wow! Still cannot get on track with every aspect of our game!
Lost again
26-24 25-21 21-25(w) 25-23
BUT did play some good volleyball. Kept it close all night. Good
serving from both teams, outstanding defense both teams—either team
could have won the match. 14 defensive digs, 11 kills, (5 Cassie
Contreras middle hitter) and our passing and setting improved.
Leaders on the team: Johanna Scherling, Auna Ferguson and sub
player Brianna Vargo saw good action due to the fact Amanda Barrier
went down with an ankle injury.
Game #8
Iowa Deaf vs Kansas Deaf
What a Cat comeback!!!! Down 2 games to 0, the Lady Bobcats fought
back, clawing and scratching to pull out the win in 5.
Exciting game to watch, coach and the players played with Heart!
Johanna Scherling switched to middle due to the injury to Cassie
Contreras and played outstanding. Setters Gabby and Amanda stepped
up their game in all aspects. Serving was our strong suit.
Our record now is 2 wins and 6 loses.
Next game against Boystown and Minnesota Deaf in a Triangular on
Saturday.
Our record now is 2 wins and 6 loses.
Next game against Boystown and Minnesota Deaf in a Triangular on Saturday.
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Lexington soccer
Welcome back everyone! Lexington will kick off its season tomorrow
(Thurs. Sept. 20th). We will play against Martin Luther HS at
Lexington at 3:45 PM. We got a lot of returning players on the roster
for the year. The captains are Tyler Horner and Raymond Devarez. We
have 15 game schedule if the weather does not play havoc on us!
Madine Metfah and Suraj Ghale are the stars returning from last
year’s squad. We will be reporting after every game during the
season. The team will be coached by Frank Wells and Spencer Stelmach.
Best of the luck to these Blue Jays soccer team carrying on a 31
winning streak that started back in 2009 season.
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Michigan volleyball
Game #10 September 17, 2012
VS. New Life Christian Academy
MSD NLCA
15 25
25 22
11 25
23 25
Highlights-
Senior Jennifer Wickman- 7 kills, 5 aces and 3 assists
Senior Jessica Kales- 7 assists and 3 kills.
Record is now 6-4
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Minnesota volleyball
Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf VB defeated North
Lakes Academy (3-0); 25-11. 25-8. 25-15.
8-0 as of tonight.
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St Mary’s volleyball
It is now SMSD Girls VB season and our SMSD girls are working and
practicing well so far. This year there are more rookies in our
volleyball team than the experience players I have this year. It is
pretty much a well balance and both rookies and experience players
are player mentoring with positive support and teaching. I see them
working well like a team. Our goal in our team is “TEAMWORK” and all
agree with it.
Yesterday was our first Volleyball game and we played against Niagara
Catholic. We played two best of three and won two games. The scores
were 25 – 14 (W) and 25- 12 (W). Niagara Catholic was nice and
willing to play the third game as our practice since we, SMSD, do not
have lot of girls like many other schools. Thank you Niagara
Catholic and we appreciated.
Emily Murphy, Senior, did a great job on her serving with the total
of 19 points in two games. And for the rookie, Jamila Torres, 8th
grader, had 12 points with her serving. The others did a great job
in overall playing areas; bump-set-spike. Rebecca Swiatek had three
sets and she was so thrill with her playing.
Excellent job, SMSD Girls VB team, on your first start of the
season. Keep it up and continue to work as a team!
Our next two games are Thursday, Sept. 20th which we will play
against Health Science Charter at 4 pm (home) and the next one is
Saturday at 10 am which we will play with PSD (Pennsylvania School
for the Deaf from Philadelphia) – our SMSD Homecoming weekend. Come
and watch with our team. We need your support!
1-0 record
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Tennessee volleyball
Alabama School for the Deaf & Blind defeats TSD: 10-25, 16-25, 22-25
ASDB – Tuesdae Dunklin – 16 points; Ashley Laster – 13 points
TSD – Jada Pittman – 7 points, 3 aces, 3 kills
Kayla Brooks -7 points, 1 assist
TSD Record: 0-8
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Texas volleyball
TSD 26 27 25
CTCS 24 25 20
TSD 14-8
TSD- kills Etkie 7. Assists Crawford 19 blocks Hamilton 1. Aces
schmidjorg 5. Digs king 5
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Virginia volleyball
(newspaper story)
The Stuart Hall Dragons cruised to a 25-14, 25-10, 25-17
sweep Tuesday of the Virginia School for the Deaf and the
Blind Cardinals in nonconference volleyball
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Washington state football
Head Coach – Rob McArthur
Assistant Coach – Howard Johnson
usually the last deaf team in USA to play its
first game. Their season starts in late September
and ends in November, so unlike the August – October
time frame of other deaf teams.
Was supposed to play Oregon. Unfortunately their traditional
rival has dropped this sport this season
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Washington state volleyball
The Lady Terriers volleyball team opened the season with a win!
WSD 2 vs. Washougal “C” 1
WSD 9 – Washougal 25
WSD 25 – Washougal 22
WSD 15 – Washougal 8
Record: 1-0
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Western Pennsylvania volleyball & soccer
From fwells@LEXNYC.ORG Wed Sep 19 17:38:49 2012
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2012 09:36:22 -0400
From: Frank Wells <fwells@LEXNYC.ORG>
To: “barry@deafdigest.com” <barry@deafdigest.com>, “hssports@sportsmx.com” <hssports@sportsmx.com>
Subject: Lexington Soccer
VOLLEYBALL
MON SEPT 17 lost to AMERICAN SPIRIT ACADEMY 2-3 (6-25, 25-13, 20-25,
25-20, and 9-15)
TUES SEPT 18 lost to WILSON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 1-3 (24-26, 21-25, 25-18,
and 15-25)
SEASON RECORD and LEAGUE RECORD: 1-5-0
SOCCER
MON SEPT 17 – hosted American Spirit and it only took us 11 seconds to grab
the lead, 1-0 on a Shay Reeves’ goal, assisted by Kevin Araujo. It took
American Spirit 9 times longer to neutralize that goal (1 minute and 30
seconds later). For the next 38 minutes of that first half, we both could
not do anything but clanged off the goal posts (us 4 times to their 1 time).
At the 43rd minute mark of the 2nd half, we took the lead once again on a
deadly Reeves brother passing combination, Seth tapping in on a Shay’s pass.
They got even at the 62nd minute mark and then immediately took the lead at
the 67th minute mark. The time is running out but we refused to wave the
white flag and kept on battling back and finally the ball found the back of
the net on a Travis Frye’s scorching kick with only 24 seconds remaining!
We went into overtime and ended up in a 3-3 tie.
TUES SEPT 18th – hosted Wilson Christian Academy – We wanted to play as
hard as we did the other day! We did… the first half remained scoreless
and the most important thing is that we managed to shut their best player
down! The 2nd half began on an ominous note as we allowed a goal on an
untimely mistake by our defender. They got another one in on a lucky bounce
when our goalie who had fielded a nice save tried to throw the ball but it
squirmed away (yes, it was raining that time) and that best player took
advantage of it and tipped it home for a 2-0 lead. They added an insurance
goal at the 74th minute mark. We managed to avert a shut out when Travis
Frye knocked a goal in at the very last minute (with about 15 seconds left
in the game).
LEAGUE RECORD; 1-4-1 OVERALL RECORD: 2-4-1
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Wisconsin volleyball
We came into Minnesota knowing that we would be in for a fight. We
lost the first two games. Third game the girls broke out fighting
back hard and ended up winning forcing a 4th game to be played. The
girls were not finished fighting. The 4th game was a battle but we
refused to give up. We ended up making that game a very close one
losing only by 3 points! All players played today and proved to be
true fighters! So proud of them!!!! The scores were 13-25, 10-25,
25-17, and 22-25. Although we did have our first loss, our
statistics were great! Our serving errors dropped to 13% team
serving error. Our team was on fire with their hitting skills. Lexi
Christ had 3 kills; Anna Dorst had 3 kills as well. Elizabeth Besaw
had two hitting kills while Lyssa Matsche, Marika Beyer, and Kori
Koss each had one hitting kill.
Wisconsin 13 10 25 22= 1
Minnesota 25 25 17 25= 3
1-1 record
2012 DeafDigest Sports Deaf Basketball honors
Posted by: | Comments2012 DeafDigest Sports Boys’ All-American Basketball Team
Alabama – Kadarius Slaughter
American – Oscar Tejada
Delaware – Quinton Ferrell
Eastern North Carolina – Chris Gaddy
Fremont – Antonie Nathaniel
Iowa – John Isaacson
Louisiana – Anthony Johnson
Maryland – James Steingieser
Minnesota – Shaun Novella
New Jersey – Ishmael Dow
New Mexico – Zachery Lee
North Carolina – Cody Hollar
Oklahoma – Colin Larkins
Pennsylvania – Kelly Sanders
Phoenix – Darrien Aguirre
Rochester – Chris Mitchell
Tennessee – Ethan Swafford
Texas – Dalton Etkie
West Virginia – DeSean Thomas
Wisconsin – Arthur Hart
2012 DeafDigest Sports Girls’ All-American Basketball Team
Alabama – Tuesdae Dunklin
Arizona – Sabina Shysh
Arkansas – Haley Flipse
Delaware – Unique Ross
Eastern North Carolina – Dennisha Snead
Fremont – Alexandria Brinkley-Green
Iowa – Lauren Wellman
Learning Center – Ashley Kingston
Lexington – Nayrani Seerattan
Louisiana – Alexia Powell
Maryland – Augusta Schriver
Minnesota – Tabitha Anderson
New Jersey – Algerbra Williams
New Mexico – Kimberly Herrera
New York/Fanwood – Shellane McKitty
Pennsylvania – Jessica Ginyard
Phoenix – Joanna Paredes
Rochester – Marissa Woodruff
South Carolina – Kia Smith
St Mary’s – Crystle Marion
Texas – Kylene Etkie
2012 DeafDigest Sports Basketball honors:
Boys’ Player of the Year
Kelly Sanders, Pennsylvania
Boys’ Team of the Year
Fremont
Boys’ Basketball Coach of the Year
Lee Jones, Minnesota
Girls’ Team of the Year
Fremont
Girls’ Player of the Year
Crystle Marion, St Mary’s