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2013/06/06
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– Tony Tatum’s pro football debut
– deaf vs deaf football schedule, 2013 season
– NFL player with a hearing loss
– Iowa State University sports historian
– a very promising tennis player
– other misc stuff
– a big shock for deaf golfer (picture)
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2013 football schedule – games between deaf schools
http://deafdigest.com/2013-football-games-between-deaf-schools/
note: three schools have not yet turned in their schedules
despite follow ups
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– Tony Tatum’s pro football debut
part of newspaper story
Facing a 14-7 deficit, Utah’s defense turned up the heat on Lee and the
Talons offense. Making his Arena Football debut, rookie defensive back
Tony Tatum provided the first spark by tipping a pass and coming down with
an interception inside the red zone. Fullback Ben Stallings then plowed
into the end zone from a yard to cap a five-play, 48-yard drive.
full story at:
http://www.ksl.com/?sid=25456576&nid=977
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Learning Center track
The Learning Center for the Deaf just finished their track and field
season. Our team had done well which our players set their own
personal record time.
Emily Zeringue – 1:32 in 400M, 3:48.43 800M and 8:13.85 1600M
Heather Hall- 18′ 3 1/2″ Shot Put, 38′ 00″ Discus and 23.6 100M
Hakeem Schiller- 15.37 100M, 1:09 400M and 30.35 200M
Tyler Massa- 15.4 100M, 3:35.09 800M, 1:15.9 400M and 32.4 200M
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Minnesota athletics
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New Jersey sports
New Jersey School for the Deaf
2012 – 2013 Sports Awards Winners
Girl’s Volleyball
Most Valuable Player – Liliana Martinez
Most Improved Player – Tateiana LaGuerre
Most Dedicated Player - Nicole Baldwin
Boy’s Soccer
Most Valuable Offensive Player – Tim Skalko
Most Improved Player – Alessandro Ryan
Most Valuable Defensive Player – Fuquan Howard
Most Valuable Overall Player – Sunny Singh
Soccer Rookie of the year – Joseph Bingham
Girl’s Basketball
Most Valuable Player - Elvira Kabanova
Most Improved Player – Tateiana LaGuerre
Most Dedicated Player - Nicole Baldwin
Boy’s Basketball
Most Valuable Player - Charles Florestal
Most Valuable Player – Fuquan Howard
Most Improved Player – Tommy Moy
Most Dedicated Player – Sunny Singh
Girls Track and Field
Most Dedicated Player – Karina DeValerio
Most Dedicated Player – Elvira Kabanova
Most Valuable Player – Tateiana LaGuerre
Coaches Award – Fanny Tenezaca
Coaches Award – Charline Arkue
Boys Track and Field
Most Valuable Field Player – Ryan Smith
Most Dedicated Player – Tim Skalko
Most Valuable Runner – Marquise Williams
Most Improved Player – Isaiah Flim
Academic Bowl Team Awards
Most Improved Varsity Player – Ryan Smith
Most Dedicated Junior Varsity Player – Indra Oseagulu
Robotics Team Awards
Most Dedicated Robotics Geek – Alessandro Ryan
Most Dedicated Robotics Geek – Joseph Ruggieri
2012 All American Volleyball Players
Liliana Martinez and Nicole Baldwin
2012 All American Soccer Players
Ryan Smith, Sunny Singh and Tim Skalko
2012 – 2013 All American Basketball Players
Elvira Kabanova, Fuguan Howard and Charles Florestal
2012 – 2013 Athlete of the Year, male and female
Elvira Kabanova and Sunny Singh
2012 – 2013 Athletic Director’s Award, male and female
Katrina DeValerio and Tim Skalko
2012 – 2013 Rookie of the Year
Aailyah Dawkins
2012 – 2013 Scholar Athlete of the Year
Sukhninder Singh GPA 3.8334
Alessandro Ryan, GPA 3.8335
2012 – 2013 Student Volunteer of the Year
Aaron Dyess
I want to thank all the NJSD staff and students for a wonderful year!
Martha Fowler, Director of Athletics
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Ohio athletics
new athletic director is Bill Estes, effective July 1, 2013
he replaces Kim Sutton
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– NFL player with a hearing loss
editor’s note: more likely his hearing loss is either mild
or moderate; he is definitely not profoundly deaf. At any
rate it is amazing he can catch quarterback’s signals in
front of screaming 70,000 anti-Browns fans!
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– Iowa State University sports historian
Joshua Wagner is sort of an unofficial historian of
Iowa State University sports. He is deaf.
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– A very promising tennis player
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Pakistan not listening to International Olympic Committee warning
Although the International Olympic Committee has issued a stern warning to
Pakistan that it could face suspension for continued government
interference, the warning appears to have fallen on deaf ears.
editor’s note: we do not like it when the government tells our
deaf athletic organizations what to do but it is happening in
India and Pakistan!
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– a big shock for deaf golfer (picture)
http://deafdigest.com/deaf-golfer-john-stanton-big-shock-on-golf-course/
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Martin Belsky’s obituary
Martin Belsky, 76, of Burton, Michigan, a well-known
member of the Deaf community died on May 27th in Sunrise
Florida of an aggressive brain tumor. He was born in
Brooklyn, New York in 1937 to Fannie and Morris Belsky.
He is survived by his wife of 50 years Marilyn, his two
daughters Marta (BC) Belsky and Marianne Belsky. He is
also survived by his sisters Irene Bess and Barbara (Ben)
Rabin. He was predeceased by two sisters Audrey Sens and
Janet Belsky. Marty was a 1955 graduate of New York
School for the Deaf (Fanwood), a 1959 graduate of
Gallaudet University and a 1964 graduate of Eastern
Michigan University. He spent his career as a teacher,
principal, and coach at the Michigan School for the Deaf
in Flint. He served as the Secretary and President of the
Central Athletic Association of the Deaf and as the
Secretary and President of the American Athletic
Association for the Deaf. He was inducted into the Hall
of Fame for the CAAD and AAAD. He was also inducted into
the Fanwood Hall of Fame.
Marty was an avid tennis player who enjoyed playing
tennis at the Flint Tennis Club during the summers and at
the Sunrise Lakes Tennis Club during the winters.
Marty was an animal lover. He enjoyed walking, reading,
watching movies on DVD and playing and watching sports
especially basketball and tennis. He was a long time
member of the Flint Association of the Deaf and Senior
Citizens.
Memorial services will be planned at a later date in
Flint and in South Florida. Memorial contributions may be
made to: The Michigan School for the Deaf Athletic Fund,
The Humane Society of Genesee County, or the Gallaudet
University Alumni Association.
2013/05/29
Posted by: | CommentsDeafDigest Sports – May 25-29, 2013
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– Gallaudet’s All-American athlete
– school updates
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– collegiate & elite athletes
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DeafDigest Sports dedicates this edition to Martin Belsky,
who departed us. A former New Yorker, he became a
teacher and principal at Michigan School for the Deaf
after graduating from Gallaudet. Because of his strong
interest in sports, he got involved with the
American Athletic Association of the Deaf and with the
USA Deaf Sports Federation as an administrator.
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Gallaudet men’s track
GALLAUDET’S DARIUS FLOWERS EARNS A SECOND ALL-AMERICAN HONOR WITH HIS 7TH PLACE FINISH IN THE TRIPLE JUMP
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/mtrack/2012-13/releases/recap_ncaatriplejump
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Gallaudet baseball
During the summer months the DC Grays team in the Calvin Ripken
Collegiate Wooden Bat League plays home games on the Gallaudet
campus. This is the team’s 2nd season of play. Last year they
had two deaf players – Billy Bissell and Tommy Barksdale. This
summer they have one deaf player, Gallaudet catcher Casey Hicks,
a rising senior. While Gallaudet plays on the NCAA-III level
many of his DC Grays teammates are NCAA-I players – coming from
BYU, Wake Forest, North Carolina, Mississippi State, George
Washington and some other colleges!
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Florida football
Dragons football lose spring game 28-8
Hello. As stated earlier, here’s a more detailed version of our
football game on 5/23. We travelled to Hilliard to take on the
Flashes. They’ve always been a solid rural team with tough
no-nonsense players. The moment we stepped onto the field for
warm-ups, we knew we were facing an uphill battle.
The boys did not lose heart and we gave it all we had.
Unfortunately, heart doesnt always put up points on the scoreboard.
We had difficulties moving the ball on offense. We fared a bit
better on defense and stopped them on two of their 5 first half
possessions. We headed into halftime trailing 20-0.
Prior to the game, Hilliard’s coach and I agreed to play the subs in
the 2nd half and that’s what we did. Eduardo Solar and Christian
Forbes really shone in the second half as well as Anthony Wallace who
actually switched from playing fullback (his position this year) to
center (his position last year) in the middle of the half.
On a more serious note, we had a player who was injured on the last
play of the game and had to be taken to the hospital to get checked
out. I’m pleased to report that he has been discharged and is on his
way to recovery. He suffered a concussion. While it is serious,
it’s a relief that he passed all the other tests the doctors gave
him.
Thanks and see you in the fall!!
Stats: Final score 8-28
Eduardo Solar 91 rushing yards, 1 TD
Marcus Maldonado, Rushing PAT conversion
Christian Forbes 10 tackles
Anthony Cash 8 tackles
Cedric Scott & Zachary Williams forced a fumble apiece
Dante Townsend had a fumble recovery
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Illinois track
STATE TRACK: ISD’s Esper takes 2nd in 200
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Wisconsin track
Wisconsin’s Kori Koss claims 2nd place for 300m Hurdles with 48.75 in
WIAA Sectional, Next to WIAA STATE on May 31-June 1
Kori Koss, an WSD junior from Green Bay, entered the Sectional meet
last Thursday, May 23 with Regional time with 51.50 in the 300m
Hurdles and 100m Hurdles with 18.16.
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2nd Asia Baseball Series of the Deaf Held in Tokyo
by Baseball Federation of Japan
scores:
Japanese Deaf 9
Korean Deaf 0
Japanese Deaf 2
Korean Deaf 1
The Taiwaian national deaf baseball team did not show up,
so it was just games between Japan and Korea
There are 100 deaf baseball teams in Japan; keep in mind
that they play with hard rubber ball, not regulation ball.
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Deaf collegiate athletes
– Texas A&M – Ricardo Torres, incoming FR, track
– U of Southern California, Barry Wilkins, SR, track; was
listed on the roster but apparently did not compete this season
– Washington – Kaitlin Inglesby, JR, softball; was the most
dominant player on her team this season
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Deaf elite athletes
– Garrett Scott, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Texas; his story is at:
http://www.txmma.com/jiu-jitsu-is-for-everybody-the-story-of-three-inspiring-texans-part-2-of-3/#.UaNPJkC1GTk
– Taylor Seavey, Alaska, off-road triathlon; apparently has not competed yet this season
– Victoria Secor – Nebraska Stampede, women’s pro football team; still listed on
the team roster, as the TE/DE; her 3rd season with the team
2013/05/03
Posted by: | CommentsDeafDigest Sports – April 30- May 3, 2013
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2012-2013 winter season won/lost records updated, as of 2/28/13,
at http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
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Gallaudet baseball
today’s NEAC playoff
Penn State-Berks 5 Gallaudet 3
next game – Saturday
Gallaudet vs loser of Penn State-Abington/Penn State-Harrisburg
it is a double elimination tournament
Holsworth earns third NEAC Pitching Student-Athlete of the Week award
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/bsb/2012-13/releases/neacsaow-apr29
GU’s Brandon Holsworth earns second honorable mention selection for NCBWA Division III Pitcher of the Week
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/bsb/2012-13/releases/ncbwa-holsworth-0502
GU baseball earns four All-NEAC honors,
Pride named Coach of the Year while Holsworth tabbed as Pitcher of the Year
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/bsb/2012-13/releases/allneac
Gallaudet’s Brandon Holsworth named ECAC Division III South Co-Pitcher of the Week
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/bsb/2012-13/releases/ecacpow-apr28
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Alabama track
Class 1A Sectional Meet – 4/26/2013 to 4/27/2013
Lincoln Highÿÿ School
Rÿÿesuÿÿlts
Eveÿÿnt 101 Girÿÿls Shÿÿot Pÿÿut 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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6 Ciganek, Kelly ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 27-07.50 27-00.50 8.24m 3
Eveÿÿnt 102 Boÿÿys Shÿÿot Pÿÿut 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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5 Brownlee, Lonzo ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 37-03.00 36-04.50 11.08m 4
6 Brice, Jabar ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 35-11.00 36-01.75 11.01m 3
Eveÿÿnt 103 Girÿÿls Dÿÿiscÿÿus Throw 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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5ÿÿ Dunklin,ÿÿ Tuÿÿesdae ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 77-05 77-04 23.57m 4
Eveÿÿnt 104 Boÿÿys Dÿÿiscÿÿus Throw 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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5 Brownlee, Lonzo ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf
90-05 $
Eveÿÿnt 108 Boÿÿys Triple Jump 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Wiÿÿnd Poiÿÿnts
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4ÿÿ Scÿÿott, Aÿÿnthony ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 34-10.00 33-05.00 NWI 10.18m 5
Eveÿÿnt 113 Girÿÿls Javelinÿÿ Throw 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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6ÿÿ Dunklin,ÿÿ Tuÿÿesdae ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 78-02 62-07 19.07m 3
7 Ciganek, Kelly ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 65-02 57-11 17.65m 2
Eveÿÿnt 114 Boÿÿys Javelinÿÿ Throw 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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6ÿÿ Scÿÿott, Aÿÿnthony ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 102-00 104-11 31.97m 3
Eveÿÿnt 115 Girÿÿls 100 Mÿÿeterÿÿ Dash 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School Preliÿÿms ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Wiÿÿnd Poiÿÿnts
6 Lÿÿaster, ÿÿAshley ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 13.63 13.73 NWI 3
Eveÿÿnt 117 Girÿÿls 200 Mÿÿeterÿÿ Dash 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School Preliÿÿms ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Wiÿÿnd Poiÿÿnts
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4 Lÿÿaster, ÿÿAshley ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 27.92 28.70 NWI 5
Eveÿÿnt 119 Girÿÿls 400 Mÿÿeterÿÿ Dash 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls H# Poiÿÿnts
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2 Lÿÿaster, ÿÿAshley ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 1:04.40 1:02.06 3 8
Eveÿÿnt 120 Boÿÿys 400 Mÿÿeterÿÿ Dash 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls H# Poiÿÿnts
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5ÿÿ Thomÿÿas, ÿÿEddie ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 56.30 57.17 3 4
Eveÿÿnt 121 Girÿÿls 100 Mÿÿeter Huÿÿrdlÿÿes 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School Preliÿÿms ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Wiÿÿnd Poiÿÿnts
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1ÿÿ Dunklin,ÿÿ Tuÿÿesdae ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 17.84 17.87 NWI 10
Eveÿÿnt 125 Girÿÿls 800 Mÿÿeter Run 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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5ÿÿ Smÿÿith,ÿÿ Scÿÿottie ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 3:06.48 2:59.22 4
6 Wheÿÿatley,ÿÿ Debrah ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 2:58.78 3:05.78 3
7 Jonÿÿes, Kieanna ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 3:37.47 3:18.68 2
Eveÿÿnt 126 Boÿÿys 800 Mÿÿeter Run 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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2ÿÿ Thomÿÿas, ÿÿEddie ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 2:25.90 2:15.37 8
6 Robiÿÿnson,ÿÿ Tyler ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 2:31.10 2:23.87 3
Eveÿÿnt 127 Girÿÿls 1600 Mÿÿeter Run 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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4ÿÿ Smÿÿith,ÿÿ Scÿÿottie ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 6:51.00 6:29.03 5
Eveÿÿnt 128 Boÿÿys 1600 Mÿÿeter Run 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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2 Hÿÿess, Hoÿÿlden ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 5:35.67 5:20.85 8
Eveÿÿnt 129 Girÿÿls 3200 Mÿÿeter Run 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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2ÿÿ Smÿÿith,ÿÿ Scÿÿottie ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 16:08.03 14:37.93 8
Eveÿÿnt 130 Boÿÿys 3200 Mÿÿeter Run 1A
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Name Yearÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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1 Hÿÿess, Hoÿÿlden ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 12:03.61 11:47.82 10
7 Mÿÿoses, Nicholÿÿas ÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Deÿÿaf 16:10.00 15:31.40 2
Eveÿÿnt 131 Girÿÿls ÿÿ4×100 Mÿÿeter Relay 1A
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ÿÿ School Preliÿÿms ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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5 Alabamaÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Theÿÿ Deÿÿaf ‘A’ 59.50 59.85 4
Eveÿÿnt 134 Boÿÿys ÿÿ4×400 Mÿÿeter Relay 1A
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ÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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4 Alabamaÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Theÿÿ Deÿÿaf ‘A’ 4:25.00 4:04.61 5
1)ÿÿ Thomÿÿas, ÿÿEddie 2)ÿÿ Scÿÿott, Aÿÿnthony
3) Walker, Rÿÿydrea 4) Robiÿÿnson,ÿÿ Tyler
Eveÿÿnt 135 Girÿÿls ÿÿ4×800 Mÿÿeter Relay 1A
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ÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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2 Alabamaÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Theÿÿ Deÿÿaf ‘A’ 13:46.54 12:39.46 8
1) Jonÿÿes, Kieanna 2) Smith, Addison
3)ÿÿ Smÿÿith,ÿÿ Scÿÿottie 4) Wheÿÿatley,ÿÿ Debrah
Eveÿÿnt 136 Boÿÿys ÿÿ4×800 Mÿÿeter Relay 1A
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ÿÿ School ÿÿ Seÿÿed ÿÿ Finaÿÿls Poiÿÿnts
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2 Alabamaÿÿ Schoolÿÿ Forÿÿ Theÿÿ Deÿÿaf ‘A’ 10:06.27 10:08.48 8
1) Hÿÿess, Hoÿÿlden 2) Walker, Rÿÿydrea
3) Robiÿÿnson,ÿÿ Tyler 4)ÿÿ Thomÿÿas, ÿÿEddie
Women – 1A -ÿÿ Team Rankinÿÿgs – 18 Eveÿÿntsÿÿ Scorÿÿed
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1) CÿÿEDAR BLÿÿUFF 259 2)ÿÿ Tallÿÿadega Couÿÿnty Ceÿÿntral 101
3) ALABAMAÿÿ SCHOOLÿÿ FORÿÿ THEÿÿ DEA 75 4) Loachapoka 65
5)ÿÿ DONOHO 56 6) Wiÿÿnterboro 34
7) Wÿÿadley 9 8) Alabamaÿÿ Schoolÿÿ forÿÿ the Bl 8
9) Nÿÿotasulga 7 10)ÿÿ Soÿÿutheÿÿastern Highÿÿ School 5
Men – 1A -ÿÿ Team Rankinÿÿgs – 18 Eveÿÿntsÿÿ Scorÿÿed
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1) CÿÿEDAR BLÿÿUFF 244 2) Loachapoka 80
3)ÿÿ Tallÿÿadega Couÿÿnty Ceÿÿntral 68 4) ALABAMAÿÿ SCHOOLÿÿ FORÿÿ THEÿÿ DE 67
5) Nÿÿotasulga 54 6) Wiÿÿnterboro 37
7)ÿÿ DONOHO 36 8)ÿÿ Soÿÿutheÿÿastern Highÿÿ School 34
9) Alabamaÿÿ Schoolÿÿ forÿÿ the Bli 15 10) Gaylÿÿesville 14
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American boys’ track
Varsity Boys Track Team News
4/9/13 . At East Windsor HS. The participating teams were East Windsor,
Granby HS. and ASD.
The result is:
Varsity Boys Track Team News
4/9/13 . At East Windsor HS. The participating teams were East Windsor,
Granby HS. and ASD.
The result is:
1) East Windsor HS.
2) Granby HS.
3) American
Kingswood-Oxford hosted a meet at Suffield High School on April 10. The
participating teams were Kingswood-Oxford, Rhode Island School for the
Deaf (RISD), New York School for the Deaf (Fanwood), The Learning Center
(TLC) and our school. The result is:
1) Kingswood-Oxford - 153pts
2) American . 66pts
3) Rhode Island . 29pts
4) NYSD -Fanwood. 21pts
5) The Learning Center- 2pts
Our record now stands 3 wins and 3 losses.
We, the track coaches have selected Erick Rodriguez for the Player of the
Week during the week of April 8-9.
After the spring break, a mini-track tournament at New Jersey School for
the Deaf was held on Thursday, April 25. The final score is:
1) New Jersey . 77pts
2) American . 75pts
3) NYSD- Fanwood . 50pts
4) PSD- 43pts
5) Lexington . 24pts
Our present record is 6 wins and 4 losses.
The Player of the Week was awarded to Marcus Greco, Luis Burgos, and Adel
Al Esa.
Our next meet will be at New York School for the Deaf (Fanwood) on
Tuesday, April 30.
Thank you,
Track coaches: Lou Volpintesta, Dennis Palka , Curt Hayward, Agapita
Carton, and Tracy Eaddy
……..
American girls’ track
Varsity Girls Track Team News
The final score for a track meet at East Windsor High School was not given
to us yet.
Kingswood-Oxford hosted a meet at Suffield High School on April 10. The
participating teams were Kingswood-Oxford, Rhodes Island School for the
Deaf (RISD), New York School for the Deaf (Fanwood), The Learning Center
(TLC) and our school. The result is:
1) Kingswood-Oxford - 198
2) American . 45
3) Fanwood – 10
4) And 5) RISD/TLC . 2
Our record now stands 3 wins and one loss.
We, the track coaches have selected Nikita Mallach for the Player of the
Week during the week of April 8-9.
After the spring break, a mini-track tournament at New Jersey School for
the Deaf was held on Thursday, April 25. The final score is:
1) New Jersey – 124
2) Lexington – 69
3) Pennsylvania – 37
4) American – 33
5) Fanwood . 5
Our present record is 4 wins and 4 losses.
The Player of the Week was awarded to Jenilee Marques and Edmarie Burgos.
Our girls continue to improve their measurement and time. Our next meet
will be at New York School for the Deaf (Fanwood) on Tuesday, April 30.
Track coaches: Lou Volpintesta, Dennis Palka , Curt Hayward, Agapita
Carton, and Tracy Eaddy
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Learning Center softball
TLC Lady Ghosts second fastpitch game vs Newman School
We got offered to play with Newman So we grabbed this opportunity! We
traveled to Boston to play Newman School at Ebersol Field next to
Charles River.
We lost 5-10. We improved with our aggressive hitters since we only
had swing one strikeout compare to first game that we had 10
strikeouts. It is big improvement for our hitting. We are still
struggling with our pitching where we allowed many walks despite
threw 6 strikeouts. We will get better and work on pitching by a
time.
Top Performers:
Jasmine Casella (1-3 3B and run)
Emily Hughes (1-1 RBI single and a walk)
Marissa McBridge (1-2 single, stolen base and two runs)
Record 0-2, Next game vs Covenant Christian Academy on May 7th 4:00pm
……
Maryland baseball
We lost today against Mt. Airy 17 to 6.
Theres are some key players for today game:
Jad Gore goes 1 for 2 with a triple and two runs.
Ryan Carr goes 1 for 2 with a double
Jake Grindstaff takes the loss for pitching
…….
Model rugby
Last Friday Model rugby traveled to TC Williams for a match. TC
Williams is famous for the movie “Remember the Titans!”
We lost to them 51-7. At the half it was 29-0. Zeniko
Acosta-Grant, a freshman, scored his first try. Alen Dudo, another
freshman, made the conversion kick.
Tonight we will host our last home match vs Eleanor Roosevelt.
Roosevelt has a Deaf player on the team this year, this player got
his start in rugby when he was a student here at MSSD and played for
us two years ago. It will be a reunion for us! looking forward
to seeing him again.
We have already been eliminated from the MAVRC Division II playoffs
so we have picked another match for next week on Wednesday, May 8th
at the Heights School in Potomac, MD. Kickoff is set for 6:00pm.
The Heights is in their first season as a varsity program after two
years as a club status. The Heights are excited to be hosting us in
their first ever home match after having played a couple of matches
on the road. This match will be a perfect closure for the season
for both programs.
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New Jersey track
New Jersey Track Results
May 2nd
Boys
@ NJSD 94
Pennington School 47
PSD 30
Lewis School 15
Top finishers for NJSD boys team: 3200 6th – 300 IH 1st, 3rd – 100 1st –
SP 1st, 2nd, 3rd – 1600 1st, 4th – 400
1sr, 3rd – 110 HH 1st, 3rd – 800 1st, 5th – 200 1st – Discus 1st, 2nd,
4th – LJ 2nd, 3rd, 5th – 4 x 400 relay
1st
Girls
@ NJSD 96
Pennington School 99
Villa Victoria Academy 22
Lewis School 4
PSD 23
Top finishers for NJSD girls team: 3200 3rd – 300 IH 1st, 2nd – 100 1st,
2nd – SP 1st, 2nd – 1600 5th – 100 HH
1st, 2nd – 800 4th – 200 3rd, 4th – Discus 1st, 3rd – LJ 2nd 4th – 4 x
400 relay 2nd.
Next game for both girls and boys is Tuesday May 7th @ New York SD
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Western Pennsylvania softball
LAST TUESDAY. APRIL 30, WPSD GIRL’S SOFTBALL BEAT
SEEDS OF FAITH
11-3
Kai Miller made 13 strike out.
LAST WEDNESDAY, MAY 1ST,
WPSD GIRLS TEAM WON AGAIN AND BEAT OSD
14-2
RECORED 2-2
NEXT GAME WILL BE TOURNEY AT WPSD ON TUESDAY, MAY 14TH ALL DAY
(Start at 10am)
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Deaf collegiate athletes
– Campbell – Kaylin Ashley Yost, JR, women’s golf; 76.2 average with one
win; 67 best round
– Columbus State – Kristen Carr, SO, softball; despite a .271 batting average,
she is the team leader in RBI’s with 35 in 50 games; as a pitcher, she
holds a 7-2 record as the team’s #3 pitcher
– Columbus State – Laura Chapman, SO, women’s tennis; as the team’s #4
player, has a 18-5 record; with the #2 in doubles, has a 18-6 record
…..
Deaf elite athletes
– Muwwakkil Munir, Lakeland Raiders, Ultimate Indoor Football League;
no updates
– Maclaine Lowe, New South Wales (Australia) U-19 softball team,
took part at the Australian championships
– Keiko Ogasawara, women’s pro boxing, Japan; no updates
2013/04/26
Posted by: | CommentsDeafDigest Sports – April 23-26, 2013
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Hot DeafSports News
– honored at a big football banquet
– Gallaudet updates
– deaf school updates
– a brand new deaf schools softball team
– elite & college athletes
– deaf rugby video
Go to:
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……
2012-2013 winter season won/lost records updated, as of 2/28/13,
at http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
……..
Gallaudet basketball camps
Boys’ Basketball Summer Camps set for California School for the Deaf-Fremont, Texas School for the Deaf
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/mbkb/2012-13/releases/summercamps13
…….
Gallaudet Bison athletics photo store opens online
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/news/2012-13/photostore
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Gallaudet softball
Gallaudet softball team conducts reading days at KDES
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/sball/2012-13/releases/kdesreading
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Honored at a big football banquet
Dick Henley, the retired football coach at Tennessee School
for the Deaf, who coached his team to the DeafDigest Sports
Team of the Year honor, was honored on April 20th at the
East Tennessee Chapter of the National Football Foundation
and College Hall of Fame. See his picture with a famous
football coach
see the picture of both coaches:
http://deafdigest.com/dick-henley-with-mack-brown/
………
Alabama track
Subject: ASD Track Meet 4, Complete Results
ASD Track Meet 4 – 2013-04-18
ASD Kiwanis Track , Talladega, AL
HS Boys 3,200 Meter Run
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Name Yr Team Time H# Pts
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1 Holden Hess 11 Alabama School for t 12:03.61 2 10
HS Boys 800 Meter Run
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Name Yr Team Time H# Pts
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3 Eddie Thomas 9 Alabama School for t 2:33.09 3 6
HS Boys 4×400 Meter Relay
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Team Time Pts
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2 Alabama School for the Deaf A 4:25.00 8
1) Anthony Scott 2) Eddie Thomas
3) Tyler Robinson 4) Rydrea Walker
HS Boys 4×800 Meter Relay
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Team Time Pts
————————————————————
2 Alabama School for the Deaf A 11:16.00 8
1) Eddie Thomas 2) Holden Hess
3) Tyler Robinson 4) Rydrea Walker
HS Boys Discus
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Name Yr Team Mark H# Pts
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3 Lonzo Brownlee 10 Alabama School for t 86-08 2 6
HS Boys Shot Put
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Name Yr Team Mark H# Pts
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1 Lonzo Brownlee 10 Alabama School for t 37-03.00 2 10
HS Boys Team Scores (16 Events Scored)
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Team Pts Spr Dst Hrd Rel Fld Oth
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1 Childersburg 201 48 16 36 20 81 0
2 Calera 126 34 24 0 10 58 0
3 Alabama School for the De 63 1 23 0 16 23 0
4 Donoho 39 6 25 0 0 8 0
5 Alabama School for the Bl 30 2 0 6 14 8 0
6 Duran South / O.D. Duran 6 2 4 0 0 0 0
HS Girls 1,600 Meter Run
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Name Yr Team Time H# Pts
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3 Scottie Smith 7 Alabama School for t 7:01.75 2 6
HS Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
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Name Yr Team Time Wind Pts
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2 Tuesdae Dunklin 11 Alabama School for t 18.09 NWI 8
HS Girls 100 Meter Dash
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Name Yr Team Time Wind H# Pts
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3 Brittney Fisher 11 Alabama School for t 13.93 NWI 2 6
HS Girls 200 Meter Dash
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Name Yr Team Time Wind H# Pts
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1 Ashley Laster 11 Alabama School for t 27.81 NWI 2 10
HS Girls 400 Meter Dash
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Name Yr Team Time H# Pts
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1 Ashley Laster 11 Alabama School for t 1:04.75 2 10
HS Girls Discus
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Name Yr Team Mark H# Pts
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2 Tuesdae Dunklin 11 Alabama School for t 77-05 3 8
HS Girls Javelin
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Name Yr Team Mark H# Pts
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2 Tuesdae Dunklin 11 Alabama School for t 78-02 2 8
HS Girls Team Scores (16 Events Scored)
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Team Pts Spr Dst Hrd Rel Fld Oth
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1 Childersburg 181 24 16 38 18 85 0
2 Calera 100 40 17 0 10 33 0
3 Alabama School for the De 65 27 10 8 0 20 0
4 Donoho 52 0 38 6 0 8 0
5 Alabama School for the Bl 25 0 1 0 14 10 0
6 Wadley 18 0 4 0 0 14 0
7 Duran South / O.D. Duran 8 2 6 0 0 0 0
ASD Track Meet 3 Reschedule – 2013-04-23
ASD Kiwanis Track , Talladega, AL
HS Boys 1,600 Meter Run
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Name Yr Team Time Pts
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1 Holden Hess 11 Alabama School for t 5:39.62 6
HS Boys 3,200 Meter Run
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Name Yr Team Time Pts
—————————————————————–
1 Holden Hess 11 Alabama School for t 12:32.06 6
HS Boys Triple Jump
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Name Yr Team Mark Wind Pts
———————————————————————–
2 Anthony Scott 9 Alabama School for t 30-09.25 NWI 4
HS Boys 4×400 Meter Relay
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Team Time Pts
————————————————————
2 Alabama School for the Deaf A 4:21.00 4
1) Anthony Scott 2) Eddie Thomas
3) Tyler Robinson 4) Rydrea Walker
HS Boys 4×800 Meter Relay
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Team Time Pts
————————————————————
2 Alabama School for the Deaf A 10:22.48 4
1) Eddie Thomas 2) Holden Hess
3) Tyler Robinson 4) Rydrea Walker
HS Boys 400 Meter Dash
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Name Yr Team Time H# Pts
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2 Eddie Thomas 9 Alabama School for t 57.21 2 4
HS Boys Team Scores (13 Events Scored)
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Team Pts Spr Dst Hrd Rel Fld Oth
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1 Cleburne County 139 26 25 10 18 60 0
2 Alabama School for the De 50 5 22 0 8 15 0
3 Winterboro 32 15 1 0 4 12 0
4 Alabama School for the Bl 4 2 0 0 2 0 0
HS Girls 1,600 Meter Run
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Name Yr Team Time Pts
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2 Scottie Smith 7 Alabama School for t 6:53.25 4
HS Girls 3,200 Meter Run
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Name Yr Team Time Pts
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2 Scottie Smith 7 Alabama School for t 16:02.80 4
HS Girls 800 Meter Run
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Name Yr Team Time Pts
—————————————————————–
3 Addison Smith 8 Alabama School for t 3:10.00 3
HS Girls 4×100 Meter Relay
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Team Time Pts
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3 Alabama School for the Deaf A 59.12 2
1) Tuesdae Dunklin 2) Brittney Fisher
3) Ashley Laster 4) Scottie Smith
HS Girls 100 Meter Dash
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Name Yr Team Time Wind H# Pts
————————————————————————–
1 Ashley Laster 11 Alabama School for t 13.41 NWI 2 6
HS Girls 200 Meter Dash
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Name Yr Team Time Wind H# Pts
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1 Ashley Laster 11 Alabama School for t 28.15 NWI 2 6
HS Girls 400 Meter Dash
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Name Yr Team Time H# Pts
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3 Kwanda Daniels 7 Alabama School for t 1:20.25 2 3
HS Girls Discus
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Name Yr Team Mark H# Pts
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2 Tuesdae Dunklin 11 Alabama School for t 68-03 2 4
HS Girls Javelin
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Name Yr Team Mark Pts
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3 Tuesdae Dunklin 11 Alabama School for t 63-02 3
HS Girls Shot Put
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Name Yr Team Mark H# Pts
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2 Kelly Ciganek 10 Alabama School for t 25-07.50 2 4
HS Girls Team Scores (15 Events Scored)
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Team Pts Spr Dst Hrd Rel Fld Oth
———————————————————————
1 Cleburne County 106 26 26 13 18 23 0
2 Alabama School for the De 49 16 16 0 2 15 0
3 Winterboro 40 5 0 2 8 25 0
4 Alabama School for the Bl 10 1 0 0 2 7 0
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Learning Center softball
First ever fastpitch game in TLC History!
Coach Boudreaux and I are very proud to announce that The Learning
Center for the Deaf (TLC) Lady Ghosts fastpitch team played the first
game in TLC History! We had been practice for a month and finally we
played first game today. We traveled to Chestnut Hills near Boston to
play against Brimmer & May Junior Varsity team. We lost by the score,
6-4.
Our girls played great! They are still learning how to play softball,
however it is a very rich experience for our girls! We are looking
forward to our next game! Lets go Lady Ghosts!!!!
Record 0-1, Next game vs Covenant Christian Academy on May 7th 4:00pm
Top Performers:
Emily Hughes – 2 for 3 (2 doubles 3 RBI)
Jasmine Casella – 1 for 3 (single,and 2 runs)
Marissa McBride – 0 for 3 (reached on error and RBI)
………
Model softball
MSSD softball won last night against Quantico 26-24, record 9-3
……..
New Jersey track
NJSD Track Tournament
April 25th
NJSD hosted their first invitational track tournament. It was a beautiful
sunny warm day. First and Second place
trophies were given out to both girls and boys top teams, along with
medals for 1st – 3rd place finishers in all
events.
Boys Results
New Jersey 77
American 75
NewYork-Fanwood 50
Pennsylvania 43
Lexington24
Girls Results
New Jersey 124
Lexington 69
Pennsylvania 37
American 33
NewYork-Fannwood 5
New Jersey Boys team medal winners: 4 x 200 1st , 110 HH 2nd, Discus 1st
and 3rd, 1600 2nd , 400 3rd, 300 IH 2nd ,
Shot Put 2nd , 800 3rd, Long Jump 1st , 200 2nd , 4 x 400 1st
New Jersey Girls team medal winners: 4 x 200 2nd , 3200 3rd, 100 HH 1st
and 2nd , shot put 1st and 3rd, 100 1st
and 2nd , 400 1st and 3rd , discus 1st , 300 IH 2nd , 800 2nd and 3rd,
long jump 2nd , 200 1st and 2nd , 4 x 400
1st.
………..
Deaf rugby video
D.C. Deaf Men’s Rugby Club Players Are Pioneers in the Sport
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59xGLO7tFfs
you may recognize some of the people in the video
……….
Deaf collegiate athletes
– Ashland – Eric Klucar, SR, men’s track; not able to find his
updates in pole vault
– Boston College – Austin Solecitto, FR, baseball; is being rarely used
as a pitcher
– Brandeis – Nikki Cote, FR, softball; #3 pitcher on the team with a
5-4 record; and at bat, she hit .333 (23 of 69) as a starter, when
not pitching
……..
Deaf elite athletes
– Rick Macomber, standardbred driver, midwest tracks; waiting for the
weather to warm up so he could race more frequently
– Kris Martin, Burlington, Ontario, auto racer; no real updates
– Stefan Markolf, pro soccer, Germany; is on the roster of the
KSV Baunatal, a team in lower level German pro soccer league
strong
2013/04/18
Posted by: | CommentsDeafDigest Sports – April 15-18, 2013
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Hot DeafSports News
– Gallaudet updates
– school updates
– miscellaneous updates
– inducted into high school hall of fame
– Berg/Seeger rescheduled
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2012-2013 winter season won/lost records updated, as of 2/28/13,
at http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
……..
Berg/Seeger rescheduled
Special Announcement-
Berg Seeger is now officially set for Saturday, May 11th.
I will be your contact person. I can be reached at
sabrina.hubmer@gmail.com. I
Davey Olson and his Athletic Department will still supervise this
event and he will have a minimal role in this event. He has many
other events planned for this month.
Again, please direct all of your correspondences to me from now on.
Thank you
Sabrina Hubmer,
chairperson
…….
Gallaudet sports
Donate to Gallaudet University athletics today!
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/news/2012-13/donate
…….
Gallaudet baseball
Fielding miscues trouble Gallaudet in loss to No. 25 Shenandoah
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/bsb/2012-13/releases/recap_shenandoah
Gallaudet’s Casey Hicks named NEAC Baseball Student-Athlete of the Week
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/bsb/2012-13/releases/neacsaow-apr15
…….
Gallaudet softball
Bison softball helps to strikeout cancer in their doubleheader against Wilson
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/sball/2012-13/releases/recap_wilson2
Bison squander doubleheader with first-place Penn St.-Berks
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/sball/2012-13/releases/recap_psb
…….
Gallaudet football
Bison football team helps with on-campus garden
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2012-13/releases/garden
Bison football players and coaches participate in Gallaudet’s Relay for Life
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2012-13/releases/relayforlife
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Maryland baseball
We lost to Shalom Christian HS Baseball team 15 to 1.
Carey Ballard goes 1 for 1
Angelo Archibald took the loss for pitching
…….
Model rugby
Last Friday we hosted Perry St Prep (formerly Hyde) in a non-conference game. We lost 70-7.
Venzell Schofield had a 40 m run to score his first try. Anel Dudo made the conversion kick.
Who is Perry St Prep? They re nationally ranked 14th in HS Rugby by RugbyMag.com.
Perry St Prep is two miles from our campus and were instrumental in getting our
rugby program started back in 2009.
Next match -
At Landon this Thursday. Kickoff set for 430pm.
Current record 0-4, conference record 0-1
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Model softball
Mssd softball won last night against riverdale. Score 23-16. Record 5-1
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St Mary’s track
On Tuesday April 16th , the Bison’s hosted The Falk School and lost
by a score of 80 to 17. It was our first meet of the season and of
course…it rained! The boys worked hard despite being wet and
cold and managed to put forth several solid performances. Jacob
Rhoades took 1st place in the Long Jump and 3rd place in the Triple
Jump. Dustin Robinson took 1st place in the Discus and 2nd place in
the Shot Put. William Spencer finished 3rd in the 200M and Lu Reh
finished in 3rd place in the 800M.
Our next meet is Thursday, April 25th against Cardinal O’Hara at
3:30pm
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inducted into high school hall of fame
Sarah Faber – Midland Park HS (New Jersey)
part of newspaper story
SARAH FABER, Class of 1985 – She was the first athlete, boy or girl, in
school history to receive 12 varsity letters, playing soccer, basketball,
softball and track.
Her biggest achievement came on the court, where she became the second
basketball player in school history to score 1,000 points in her varsity
career, finishing her splendid run with 1,181 points. Her senior year, she
was a team captain.
For four years, Faber made first team All-League in softball and
basketball, also receiving the school.s Outstanding Senior Soccer and
Basketball awards. In addition, she was named a National Soccer Coaches
Association of America Most Valuable Player.
Faber was the youngest member (age 18) at the 15th USA World Games for the
Deaf in basketball, receiving a gold medal in Los Angeles in 1985.
She went on to play basketball at Calvin College in Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
2013/04/14
Posted by: | CommentsDeafDigest Sports – April 10-14, 2013
sponsored by DeafDigest
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– school updates
– miscellaneous updates
– Collegiate and Elite athletes
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……
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at http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
…….
canceled – inclement weather
2013 BergSeeger Track and Field Classic
April 12-13, 2013
Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf
Faribault, MN
http://deafdigest.com/2013-deaf-berg-seeger-track-and-field-classic/
……
Gallaudet baseball
Bison bats heat up against SUNYIT in NEAC sweep
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/bsb/2012-13/releases/recap_sunyit
Nine-run fifth inning fuels Bison comeback as Gallaudet sweeps Lancaster Bible
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/bsb/2012-13/releases/recap_lbc
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Gallaudet men’s track
Three school records fall at Aggie Invitational
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/mtrack/2012-13/releases/recap_aggieinvitational
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Gallaudet women’s track
GU women’s track and field places 11th at Messiah Invitational
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wtrack/2012-13/releases/recap_messiah
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Gallaudet athletes
Division III Week Student-Athlete Spotlight: In My Words by Adham Talaat
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/news/2012-13/d3week-talaat
Division III Week Student-Athlete Spotlight: In My Words by Ann Whited
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/news/2012-13/d3week-whited
Division III Week Student-Athlete Spotlight: In My Words by Easter Fa’aFiti
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/news/2012-13/d3week-faafiti
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Gallaudet softball
Bison comeback falls short in the seventh inning of NEAC doubleheader
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/sball/2012-13/releases/recap_psh
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Colorado track
Results of the Warren Mitchell Invitational @ Limon, CO
40 schools competed on 4/6/2013!
CSDB Girls and Boys did not score the events. All of our girls
and boys track team worked very hard and performed well in
their personal/individual best in timing and distance
performances.
All timing is FAT system (Fully Automatic Timing)
Girls 1,600 Meter Run
8:19.76 Kimiko Bullis
Boys 1,600 Meter Run
5:55.23 David Jones
6:28.24 Rolando Middlebrooks
Boys 3,200 Meter Run
13:19.26 David Jones
Girls 400 Meter Dash
1:29.52 Skylar Sypher
Boys 400 Meter Dash
1:01.12 Aaron Kellogg
1:22.77 Scove Covell
Girls 4×100 Meter Relay
1:07.71
Boys 4×100 Meter Relay
55.42
Girls 4×200 Meter Relay
2:26.50
Boys 4×400 Meter Relay
5:10.12
Boys 4×800 Meter Relay
11:50.93
Girls 800 Meter Run
3:56.63 Kimiko Bullis
Boys 800 Meter Run
3:01.92 Willie Begaye
3:16.49 Nicholas Gist
Girls Discus
53-5 Patricia Morales
Boys Discus
70-8 Jeremie Paternoster
Boys Long Jump
12-7.5 Brian Fuller
11-2.5 Quinton Webber
Girls Shot Put
19-3.75 Justice Grumbach
18-3.5 Patricia Morales
Boys Shot Put
27-2.5 Jeremie Paternoster
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Florida track
District meet Results, April 9
At the District meet, our athletes played at Bishop Snyder’s track
and field and did a nice job of representing FSDB. Most of boys
worked very hard with their performances against very skilled
athletes.
The School participants are:
Trinity Christian – 161.5
Bishop Snyder – 144
Providence – 84
University Christian – 74
Hamilton County – 63
St. John Country Day – 42
Branford – 24
FSDB – 21
First Coast Christian – 11
Hillard – 7.5
St. Joseph – 7
Eagle’s View – 6
Trenton – 4
Christ’s Church – 3
Athletes who won in the top 4 places in their event to qualify for
the Regional Track Meet next Thursday.
Individual Results: PR – Personal Record
4X800m Relay -
Kevin Combs, Ivan MacPeek, Cedric Scott, Tyler Ames (9:49.54) PR -
3rd place
Shot Put -
Jomar Figueroa (37′ 9″) PR
Imed Touahri (25’9 1/4″)
Discus -
Jomar Figueroa (92′ 8ÿÿ)
Imed Touahri (70′ 5 1/2″)
Long Jump -
Ivan MacPeek (13′ 9 1/2″)
Marcus Maldonado (15′ 7 1/2″)
Triple Jump-
Tyler Ames (36′ 6″)
High Jump -
Jerall Washington (4′ 9″)
110m Hurdles -
Kevin Combs (22.82)
Ivan MacPeek (22.04)
100m Dash -
Marcus Maldonado (12.58)
Eduardo Ynirio-Soler (12.52)
Jerall Washington (13.12)
1600m Run -
Nicholas Thompson (5:46.94)
Jake Tessar (6:17.9) PR
Anthony Wallace (6:19.23) PR
Ivan MacPeek (5:49.52)
4X100m Relay -
Cedric Scott, Jerall Washington, Marcus Maldonado, Kevin Combs
(47.37) PR – 4th place
400m Dash -
Tyree Singletston (59.72) PR
Anthony Wallace (1:11.78)
Cedric Scott (57.72) PR
300M Hurdles -
(DNR)
800m Run -
Tyler Ames (2:15.88) – 3rd place
Tryee Singleston (2:25.26) PR
Kevin Combs (2:29.7)
200m Dash -
Nicholas Stanfield (25.26)
Eduardo Ynirio-Soler (25.96)
3200m Run -
Jake Tessar (14:27.08)
Nicholas Thompson (13:05.85)
4X400m Relay -
Marcus Maldonado, Nicholas Stanfield, Tyler Ames, Cedric Scott
(3:49.42) PR
Next Regional meet will be on Thursday, April 18 at 12:00 p.m. at
Bishop Snyer HS. Please come and support our athletes.
Boys’ Track meet (4/4)
Last April 4, our athletes played on our track and field and did a
nice job of representing FSDB. Last meet of season, most of boys
worked very hard with their performances against very skilled
athletes.
The School participants are: (did not get score)
Trinity Christian -
FSDB -
Individual Results: PR – Personal Record
4X800m Relay -
Tryee Singleston, Kevin Combs, Tyler Ames, Cedric Scott (10:17.9) -
2nd place
Shot Put -
Jomar Figueroa (38′ 5 1/2″) PR – 2nd place
Imed Touahri (28’11″) PR – 6th place
Colby Shedd (30′ 6 1/2ÿÿ) PR – 4th place
Edward Cicio (21′ 3 1/2)
Jordan Philyor (30′) PR – 5th place
Andrew Soleyn (23′ 4″)
Discus -
Jomar Figueroa (95′ 1ÿÿ) – 2nd place
Imed Touahri (69′ 8″) pr?- 4th place
Colby Shedd (74′ 9ÿÿ) pr? – 3rd place
Edward Cicio (59′) – 6th
Jordan Philyor (65′ 11″) – 5th place
Andrew Soleyn (49′ 9″)
Long Jump -
Nicholas Thompson (12′ 2″)
Ivan MacPeek (14′ 8″)
Jake Tessar (13′ 7″)
Marcus Maldonado (15′ 3 1/2″) – 4th place
High Jump -
Jerall Washington (5′ 2″) – 3rd place
110m Hurdles -
Yahir Rodriguez-Zuniga (24.4)
Karl-Eric Vital (23.4)
Christian Miranda-Reyes (28.4)
100m Dash -
Marcus Maldonado (12.9) 6th place
Jordan Philyor (13.4)
Imed Touahri (14.3)
Eduardo Ynirio-Soler (12.5)
Jerall Washington (13.7)
1600m Run -
Nicholas Thompson (6:01.8) – 5th place
Jake Tessar (6:29.7)
Anthony Wallace (6:23.1) – 6th place
4X100m Relay -
Anthony Wallace, Jerall Washington, Marcus Maldonado, Eduardo
Ynirio-Soler (49.1)
400m Dash -
Tyree Singletston (1:01.3)
Anthony Wallace (1:16.1)
Cedric Scott (1:00.6) PR
Ivan MacPeek (1:08.6) PR
300M Hurdles -
Yahir Rodriguez-Zuniga (1:07.8)
Karl-Eric Vital (56.3) PR
Christian Miranda-Reyes (59.1)
800m Run -
Colby Shedd (2:54)
Jake Tessar (3:01)
Imed Touahri (3:03.2)
Kevin Combs (2:32)
Tyler Ames (2:25.2) – 2nd place
200m Dash -
Nicholas Stanfield (26.0) – 3rd place
Eduardo Ynirio-Soler (25.8) – 2nd place
Tryee Singleston (28.3)
Karl-Eric Vital (29.5)
Christian Miranda-Reyes (30.5)
3200m Run -
Jake Tessar (14:44.3)
Nicholas Thompson (13:16.1)
4X400m Relay -
Marcus Maldonado, Nicholas Stanfield, Tyler Ames Cedric Scott
(3:55.5) PR – 2nd Place
Boys’ Track meet (4/3)
Last April 3, our athletes played on our track and field and did a
nice job of representing FSDB. Most of boys worked very hard with
their performances against very skilled athletes.
The School participants are: (did not get score)
Bartram Trail HS
Creekside HS
FSDB
Matanzas HS
Palalka HS
Pedro Menendez HS
Ponte Vedra HS
Individual Results: PR – Personal Record
4X800m Relay -
Nicholas Thompson, Kevin Combs, Ivan MacPeek, Cedric Scott (10:20.75)
– 6th place
Shot Put -
Jomar Figueroa (34′ 6″) – 3rd place
Imed Touahri (28’4″) PR – 8th place
Colby Shedd (28′ 7ÿÿ) – 7th place
Jordan Philyor (27′ 5″) PR
Edward Cicio (24′ 1″)
Andrew Soleyn (22′ 3″)
Discus -
Jomar Figueroa (98′ 5ÿÿ) – 6th place
Imed Touahri (63′ 10″)
Colby Shedd (78’11ÿÿ) PR
Jordan Philyor (71′ 9″)
Edward Cicio (65′ 7″)
Andrew Soleyn (59′ 11″)
Triple Jump-
Tyler Ames (35′) – 5th place
High Jump -
Cedric Scott (5′ 2″) – 3rd place
110m Hurdles -
Ivan MacPeek (21.74)
100m Dash -
Marcus Maldonado (12.99)
Jordan Philyor (13.65)
Imed Touahri (13.88)
Eduardo Ynirio-Soiler (12.56)
1600m Run -
Nicholas Thompson (6:18.4)
Jake Tessar (6:38.0)
Anthony Wallace (6:33.7)
Ivan MacPeek (6:16.72)
4X100m Relay -
Tyler Ames, Nicholas Stanfield, Marcus Maldonado, Eduardo
Ynirio-Soler (49.39)
400m Dash -
Tyree Singletston (1:02.92)
Anthony Wallace (1:10.56)
Cedric Scott (1:13.92)
300M Hurdles -
800m Run -
Tyler Ames (2:15)
200m Dash -
Nicholas Stanfield (25.65)
Edurado Ynirio-Soler (25.75)
4X400m Relay -
Marcus Maldonado, Nicholas Stanfield, Tyler Ames, Cedric Scott
(3:56.97) – 2nd Place
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Maryland baseball
We lost to Hancock Baseball team in Doubleheader.
1st game – lost
16-2
James Brooks 2-2 1RBI
Jade Gore 1-2 1RBI
James Brooks took the loss for pitcher
2nd game – lost
13-3
Brooks 1-2 Run, RBI and 2 SB
Gareth Hayes 1-2 2 RBIS
Gareth Hayes took the loss for pitcher
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Model rugby
MSSD rugby returns to the pitch after Spring Break traveling to Good
Counsel HS on Tuesday, April 9th. This was our first MAVRC
Division II conference game and Good Counsel is the favorite to win
MAVRC Div II. We lost to them 34-12. We were down 10-5 at the
half. In this match we didnt play to our level but our boys saw
that they can compete with them!
Luis Naranjo – 1 try
TB Bozkurt – 1 try
Anel Dudo – 1 conversion kick
Try = equivalent to American Football as a touchdown.
Remaining schedule:
Friday, April 12 – scrimmage vs Perry St Prep (formerly Hyde)
6:00pm at MSSD Field. Perry St Prep is nationally ranked in the top
25 among HS rugby teams.
Thurs, April 18 – @ Landon* – 4:30pm
Fri, April 26 – @ TC Williams* – 4:30pm
Thurs, May 2 – vs Eleanor Roosevelt* – 6:30pm at MSSD Field.
Tues, May 7 – MAVRC Div II playoffs
Fri, May 10 – MAVRC Div II Finals
* – denotes MAVRC Div II games
Current record – 0-3
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Model softball
We won today against spencerville and score was 12-5
4-1 record
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A big soccer game in Canada
deaf Canadian sports fans said that the soccer game between
George Brown College’s deaf students and the deaf staffers
from the Bob Rumball Centre for the Deaf is the first such
deaf big soccer game in Canada.
The game took place yesterday. It is not known who won!
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A pro rugby player written up in the newspapers
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Deaf Collegiate Athletes:
– Sauk Valley College – Cali Bartholomew, so, softball; was
profiled in a recent newspaper story
– Southwestern Christian College – Delvin Furlough, incoming fr, track;
no word on his participation
– Texas A&M – Ricardo Torres, incoming FR, track; has signed up to
run track as a freshman in the 2013-2014 season
– U of Southern California, Barry Wilkins, SR, track; he is on
the roster but web site is saying nothing about him
– Washington – Kaitlin Inglesby, JR, softball; 17-4 pitching record,
including a win over #2 Arizona
……..
Elite Deaf Athletes
– Nick Hamilton, Cleveland Indians farm system, baseball;
waiting for the season to start
– Jalen Harris, Milwuakee Brewers farm team, baseball;
no idea if he is still with the system; he did not hit
well in his previous two seasons with the rookie league team
– Josh Hembrough, hurdles, has participated at the USA indoor
track and field championships in the 60 hurdles event
– Grant Isenbarger, Fort Wayne Federals Junior team, hockey;
no updates on him; not sure if he is still playing Junior A
hockey
– Yuya Ishii, pro baseball, Japan; still listed on the team roster
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Our 2013 Deaflympics basketball players
http://deafdigest.com/2013-usa-deaflympics-basketball-rosters/
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– revised Deaf All-American basketball honors
– Gallaudet updates
– another Gallaudet football player NFL interested in!
– miscellaneous sports tidbits
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2012-2013 winter season won/lost records updated, as of 2/28/13,
at http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
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DeafDigest Sports 2013 Deaf All-American basketball honors
(as revised)
visit:
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2013 Deaf All-American basketball honors question and answer
Q. My school was not represented on either boys’ or girls’
2013 Deaf All-American basketball honors. Why?
A. Because the school did not bother to update DeafDigest Sports
with their basketball results throughout the season! The same
goes for other sports (football, soccer, volleyball). No game
reports, no All-American honors
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Gallaudet football
Gallaudet’s Adham Talaat works out for NFL scouts on campus
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2012-13/releases/talaatnfl
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Gallaudet baseball
Bison sweep Westfield State in doubleheader in Florida
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/bsb/2012-13/releases/recap_westfield
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Gallaudet softball
Bison softball lose first games of the season to start Spring Break trip
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/sball/2012-13/releases/recap_bemidjist
GU softball falls to Calvin, Washington and Jefferson in Florida
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/sball/2012-13/releases/recap_calvinwashjeff
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American basketball
(newspaper story)
http://westhartford.patch.com/announcements/student-athletes-reach-1000-points-in-basketball
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Florida track
Last Thursday our athletes played on Saint John County Day’s track
and field and we did a nice job of representing FSDB with the bigger
schools. Most of boys worked very hard with their performances
against very skilled athletes. They still improved their personal
record.
The School participants are:
Suwanee HS – 202
Trinity Christian – 114
Clay HS – 113
SJCD – 54
Union County – 28
FSDB – 4
Individual Results: PR – Personal Record
4X800m Relay -
(DNR)
Shot Put -
Jomar Figueroa (36′ 7″)
Imed Touahri (26′ 9″) PR
Edward Cicio (23′ 5″)
Colby Shedd (29′ 2ÿÿ) PR
Discus -
Jomar Figueroa (96′ 11ÿÿ) – 5th place
Edward Cicio (68′ 1ÿÿ) PR
Imed Touahri (70′ 8″)
Colby Shedd (69′ 5ÿÿ) PR
Jordan Philyor (71′ 9″) PR
Long Jump -
Nicholas Thompson (11′ 5″)
Marcus Maldonado (17′ 1″)
Ivan MacPeek (did not get recorded)
Triple Jump-
Tyler Ames (36′ 2″)
High Jump -
(DNJ)
110m Hurdles -
Kevin Combs (22.3)
Ivan MacPeek (22.31)
Eduardo Ynirio-Soler (18.3)
100m Dash -
Marcus Maldonado (12.44)
Jordan Philyor (13.31)
Imed Touahri (13.47)
1600m Run -
Nicholas Thompson (5:49.4)
Jake Tessar (6:24.62)
Anthony Wallace (6:22.49)
Ivan MacPeek (5:43.9)
4X100m Relay -
(DNR)
400m Dash -
Tyree Singletston (1:01.66) PR
Anthony Wallace (1:09.99)
Marcus Maldonado (59.36)
Tyler Ames (58.51)
Ivan MacPeek (1:09.55)
300M Hurdles -
(DNR)
800m Run -
Colby Shedd (2:53)
Tryee Singleston (2:33) PR
Kevin Combs (2:26.37)
Tyler Ames (2:15)
200m Dash -
Imed Touahri (28.37)
Eduardo Ynirio-Soler (25.75)
3200m Run -
Jake Tessar (14:22)
4X400m Relay -
Marcus Maldonado, Eduardo Ynirio-Soler, Kevin Combs & Tyler Ames
(4:09.58) 5th Place
Next home meet will be on Thursday, March 21th at 3:30 p.m. Please
come and support our athletes.
…….
Model baseball
We have had a lot of rain outs. only one game, vs St. Andrews, lost
9-13.
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Model rugby
MSSD fell to DeMatha 10-52 last Thursday. The game was actually a
lot closer than the score shows. This was a tight contest for
most part of the match with the Stags of DeMatha capitilizing on our
miscues with turnovers. Most of the work was done with our
forwards crashing the ball and fierce defense stand. The boys
actually played better than in the first match two weeks ago vs
Georgetown Prep.
Luis Naranjo and Nsikak Umoren both first year players scored their
first try. Naranjo missed both conversion kicks.
Halftime – 22-10
Full time – 52-10
Current record 0-2, Conference record 0-0
Our match vs Good Counsel has been tentatively rescheduled to Tues,
April 9th.
We go on Spring Break March 22nd to April 1st.
rugby is becoming very popular at mssd now… am trying to get
other deaf schools to do rugby… not at all expensive and everyone
has carry the ball…
(editor’s note: DeMatha is one of the nation’s most powerful
high school athletic programs, and it is awesome for a deaf
school to play against DeMatha in any sport)
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Model softball
Lost to Covenant Life 0-25 last Thursday
Beat Riverdale Baptist 15-13 last Friday.
Current record 1-1, League record 1-0
Two games this week - vs Spencerville (Mon, March 18) and vs Grace
Brethren-Waldorf (Thurs, March 21)
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Model track
Model track will have their first meet this Wednesday at MSD in a
tri-meet at 4:00pm with MSD and St Johns.
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Riverside baseball
(newspaper story)
La Sierra Academy 5, California School for the Deaf 4.
(another newspaper story)
The Cubs vanquished California School for the Deaf 17-9
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IndyHawks basketball
Indy Hawks Continue Winning Streak
Indy Hawks captured their 11th straight Central region championship with
an 80-30 demolition over the Chicago Rebels in Chicago. They will compete
for the USADB championship in Philadelphia, Pa the first weekend of April.
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All Deaf Rugby Football Club (Washington, DC)
http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/alldeafrugbyfootballclub/s/match-report-70799.
html?official=0&fixture_id=1634388
match vs shippensburg college -
http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/alldeafrugbyfootballclub/s/match-report-70799.
html?official=0&fixture_id=1667367
match vs chambersburg -
http://www.pitchero.com/clubs/alldeafrugbyfootballclub/s/match-report-70799.
html?official=0&fixture_id=1661992
club’s webpage -
www.pitchero.com/clubs/alldeafrugbyfootballclub
we re playing rocky gorge this saturday, march
23rd at howard county library off cradlerock way… kickoff
is at 1130am. then again on sat march 30th vs washington
renegades at colmar manor park. kickoff time is at 1pm.
we have more matches lined up
Players on the team are:
kevin allen, michel daze, joshua ofiu, jared pearce, and marty
blomquist to name a few; they are former Gallaudet football
players
Even past and current soccer players playing rugby are
michael west, andrew velez, zane noschese and travis zornoza
have a few hearing players who are fluent in ASL - kyle larson -
grad student in interpreting program… roberto santiago – phd
student at gallaudet…
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SWBAD Regional Basketball Tournament at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma last
weekend and drew 510 players, coaches, officers, past officers &
fans.
MEN DIVISION
1st Place – ATX Toros
2nd Place – SWCID Rattlers
3rd Place – DFW Infinity
4th Place – Dallas Independence
5th Place – Baton Rouge Cajun
6th Place – Texas Alamo
7th Place – DFW Soul
8th Place – Tulsa Hawks
9th Place – Oklahoma City Chiefs
10th Place – East Memphis Association of the Deaf
11th Place – West Texas Bandits
12th Place – 3rd Coast Pitbulls
BOLD – Going to USADB
First Team
All-Tournament Second Team
All-Tournament
Anton Jackson -
ATX Toros Jordan Hardy
– Dallas Infinity
David Spaulding -
ATX Toros Byron Smith -
Baton Rouge Cajun
Eugene King -
ATX Toros Neel Smith
– Baton Rouge Cajun
Christopher Gaddy -
SWCID Rattlers Thurtson Williams -
Dallas Independence
Jarron Barker-Tillis – SWCID
Rattlers Jerry Smith – Dallas
Independence
Most Valuable Player – Melvin Chriss – ATX Toros
Coach of Tournament – Kevin Bohlin – SWCID Rattlers
Team Sportsmanship – Oklahoma City Chiefs
Most Points – Jarron Barker-Tillis – SWCID Rattlers – 64 Points @ 4
Games
Most 3-Points – Lawrence Huerta – West Texas Bandits – 24 @ 3 Games
Most Assists – Dustin Tipon – SWCID Rattlers – 6 @ 4 Games
Most Rebounds – Christopher Gaddy – SWCID Rattlers – 30 @ 4 Games
Clyde Nutt Individual Sportsmanship – Adam Smith – Texas Alamo
WOMEN DIVISION
1st Place – Houston Lady Texans
2nd Place – SWCID Lady Rattlers
3rd Place – Irving Lady Eagles
4th Place – Tulsa Honey Bees
5th Place – DFW Mavericks
First Team
Isabella Hasty - SWCID Lady Rattlers
Min Min Woods – Irving Lady Eagles
Courtney McClain – Houston Lady Texans
Mariah Rogers – SWCID Lady Rattlers
Saranne Fewel – Tulsa Honey Bees
Second Team
La Sheri Henderson – SWCID Lady Rattlers
Tiffyon Evans – Tulsa Honey Bees
Torilla Lee – DFW Lady Mavericks
Camelia Thurman – Tulsa Honey Bees
Secret Lesense – SWCID Lady Rattlers
Most Valuable Player – Amanda Ortiz – Houston Lady Texans
Coach of Tournament – Luis Ortiz – Houston Lady Texans
Team Sportsmanship – SWCID Lady Rattlers
Most Points - Min Min Woods – Irving Lady Eagles - 42 Points @ 4
Games
Most 3-Points - Lashai Henderson & Secret Lesense - SWCID Lady
Rattlers - 14 @ 4 Games
Most Assists - Amanda Oritz - Houston Lady Texans - 6 @ 4 Games
Most Rebounds - Camelia Thurman - Tulsa Honey Bees - 27 @ 4 Games
Clyde Nutt Individual Sportsmanship - Gloria Gonzalez - DFW Lady
Mavericks
The 67th Men’s and 23rd Women’s Annual SEAAD Basketball
Tournament results at South Carolina School for the Deaf and the
Blind Voss Gym and 1st Presbyterian Church in Spartanburg, South
Carolina on March 15th and 16th 2013. The results were as the
following;
Game 1 GA Bulldogs 71 Dolphins 64
Game 2 Palmetto ( PCD) 31 HEAT 22
Game 3 Sunshine State 63 Macon 48
Game 4 Roanoke ( RVCD) 89 Greenville (GDC) 71
Game 5 Atlanta 75 Pine Hills 63
Game 6 SFRAD 51 Alabama 41
Game 7 Jacksonville ladies 54 Carolina ladies 51
Game 8 Alabama 28 HEAT 20
Game 9 Dolphins 44 Pine Hills 39
Game 10 FSAD 81 Sunshine State 53
Game 11 CAAD 92 RVCD 25
Game 12 GA Bulldogs 65 Atlanta 49
Game 13 SFRAD 75 PCD 52
Game 14 JAAD ladies 45 CAAD 37
Game 15 Sunshine State 58 GDC 48
Game 16 RVCD 37 Macon 35
Game 17 Alabama 36 Atlanta 30
Game 18 PCD 57 Dolphins 37
Game 19 GA Bulldogs 66 FSAD 64
Game 20 CAAD 64 SFRAD 45
Game 21 Alabama 48 Sunshine State 30
Game 22 RVCD 45 PCD 37
Game 23 5th place Alabama 36 RVCD 26
Game 24 3rd place FSAD 42 SFRAD 40
Game 25 Women’s champion JAAD ladies won by forfeit.
Game 26 Men’s champion CAAD 92 GA Bulldogs 47
Women’s All Tournament Awards
Women’s Champion. JAAD ladies
Runner-up. CAAD ladies
Most Valuable Player – Shameka Hill-Sloan, JAAD
Coach of the Tourney- Johnson Petides, JAAD
Team Sportsmanship- CAADChris Johnson award – Amelia England
First All-Star Team
Shameka Hill-Sloan, JAAD
Amelia England, CAAD
Wanda Mack, JAAD
Shae Scarbrough, CAAD
Nicole Brooks, JAAD
Free Throw Contest Winner – Shamtaye Massey, CAAD
3 Points Contest Winner- Amelia England, CAAD
Men’s All Tournament Awards
Men’s Champion. CAAD
Runner-up. GA Bulldogs
Most Valuable Player- Henry Dorsey, CAAD
Coach of the Tourney- Phillip Morris, GA Bulldogs
Team Sportsmanship- HEAT ( Fla)
Most Points- Brandon Regins, RVCD, 78 points
Most Rebounds- Martise Colston, FSAD, 35 rebounds
Most Assists- Darian Smith, Sunshine State, 22 assists
3 points contest winner- Matthew Wright, GDC
Free Throw contest winner- Chris Jones, Pine Hills – won back to
back (2012-13)
First All-Star Team
Josh Sisco, CAAD
Kentavious Boyd II, GA Bulldogs
Stu Jones, CAAD
Hector Cueto, FSAD
Howard Gilbert, SFRAD
Second All-Star Team
Xavier Williams, CAAD
Timothy Simmons, GA Bulldogs
Martise Colston, FSAD
Matthew Alson, GA Bulldogs
Anthony Robinson, Alabama
There were 478 fans and players that attended the SEAAD basketball
tournament. Also I want say many thanks to PCD chairman Tom Burwell
and his committee worked so hard. Next year SEAAD board will host
Men’s 68th and Women 24th annual in Jacksonville, Fla on March 6-8,
2014. Bring ur new team and friends there and see u all next year.
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2012 winter season won/lost records updated, as of 1/30/13, at
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Eastern North Carolina boys’ basketall
Neuse Charter-71
ENCSD-16
Drequawn White-7, Qwashon Smith-5, Roderick Gooden-2, Tilford
McNeal-2
Neuse Charter is very very strong team.. Most of them over 6’0″..
That our experience to challenge them. Next game vs Masonic today..
Record: 2-16
Mason Dixon Tournament
ENCSD-35
Mississippi-39
ENCSD-43
SCSDB-50
Drequawn White select as All-Tournament..
ENCSD won Sportmanship Award..
I’m proud of my boys..
Record: 2-15
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Fremont football
Jacy Pedersen is second team All-State in Division 4, based
on Maxpreps. Division 4 is for schools with 1,000 students and below
in California.
(editor’s note: Jacy injured his knee in the last game of season; he is
currently rehabbing it and hopes to play football again soon)
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Iowa girls’ basketball
Iowa School for the Deaf Girls 31
Vallisca 43
5W-9L
Johanna Scherling 12 points 7 rebounds 3 assists 7 steals
Cassie Contreras 13 points 5 rebounds 4 steals
Annette Hough 2 points 11 rebounds 1 assist
Jaymee Keen 2 rebounds 1 assist
Annie White 4 points 8 rebounds
Elizabeth van Camp 2 rebounds
Amanda Krogg 1 steal
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Learning Center boys’ basketball
Today we against Cambridge School of Weston. We played with short
handed team. We started quick lead and managed stay lead by 3 points.
However we didnt stay control the game and allowed too many second
chance that costed our game. We lost 50-57. Our next game against
Gann Academy at thier home this Monday 2/4 at 4:00pm.
Top Perfomers:
Matthew Velez 34 points, 10 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal
Dwayne Ellis 6 points, 13 rebounds
Darlyn Vidal 2 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists
Stewart Jones 6 points, 6 rebounds, 2 steals
Our record is now 8-9 (3-6 League)
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Learning Center girls’ basketball
January 29, 2013
The Learning Center for the Deaf Lady Ghosts @ Brimmer & May
Brimmer & May 68 Lady Ghosts 45
Brimmer & May took care of Lady Ghosts’ miscues early in the game.
The Lady Ghosts rallied to 7 points down in late 2nd half before
running out of gas.
Lady Ghosts:
Ashley Kingston (Junior) – 19 points, 3 rebounds, 2 steals
Jessica Lambert (Senior) – 12 points, 10 rebounds, 1 block shot
Sara Goulart (Junior) – 8 points, 3 rebounds, 2 steals
Jackie Blanchard (Junior) – 4 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists
Taylor Adam (Sophmore) – 2 points
Jasmine Casella (8th grade) – 4 assists, 1 rebound
Gators:
H. Gates: 26 points
K. Gates: 14 points
N. Gates: 12 points
S. DePina: 8 points
Next Game: Wednesday, January 30 @ Elizabeth Seton Academy
Record: 10 wins 7 losses
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Lexington girls’ basketball
Tuesday, January 29th
New Jersey 17 Lexington 26
East Elmhurst, N.Y. ? Lexington girls had a terrible start as we
allowed the Lady Colts shoot open shots. We made a lot of turnovers
in first half. We were down 6-11 at halftime. Lady Blue Jays made a
surge to start the 3rd quarter to catch up and took the lead. We held
on the lead until the end of the game by playing better basketball-
LESS TURNOVERS!
Stats Leaders:
Points: Alexis McLeod (18)
Rebounds: Alexis McLeod (28)- 12 defensive & Shariel Theodore (14)
Assists: Brittany Torres (3)
Steals: Brittany Torres & Alexis McLeod (3 each)
Blocked Shots: Alexis McLeod (3)
Box Score:
New Jersey 7 4 2 4 = 17
Lexington 2 4 10 10 = 26
Season Record: 4-6 (Deaf Schools 3-2)
Next game: Lawrence Woodmere Academy vs Lexington on Friday,
February 1st at 4:00 PM.
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Lexington boys’ basketball
January 25
Kew Forest 69 Lexington 47
Rookie Samer Abualya led the team with 14 points and grabbed 3 rebounds.
Raymond Devarez netted in 12 points. Andy Espinal contributed 13 points and
6 rebounds.
1-9
January 26
RISD 35 Lexington 33
RISD made the shot with 9 seconds left on the clock to take the lead. Well
fought game between RISD and LEX.
Andy Espinal led the team with 13 points and grabbed 6 rebounds. Jesse
Grossman netted in 12 points and 8 rebounds.
1-10
January 29
LEX 54 NJSD 29
We collect our 2nd win of the season. Andy Espinal led the team with 22
points and 9 rebounds. Vikram Singh scored 12 points and 10 rebounds. Jesse
Grossman netted in 6 points and grabbed season high 16 rebounds.
2-10
Our next game is on Monday against Winsdor
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Minnesota boys’ basketball
Msad boys bb team defeated International School, 50 to 49. Their first loss in EMAC Conf!
Sweet win for us. We re now at 7-11.
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Minnesota girls’ basketball
MSAD girls bb team lost to International School, 56 to 64. We re at 7-7 right now.
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Mississippi girls’ basketball
MSD varsity girls vs McAdams High school
MSD score by quarters
5. 4. 9. 4
McAdams core by quarters
20. 19. 15. 7
Kylisha Cathey – 10 Pts
Record 9-13
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New Mexico boys’ basketball
1/29/13 game vs. Tierra Encantada
Our boys need to learn to play with that intensity for 32 minutes
and not just 8 minutes or 16 minutes. We must take care of our
ball and free throw for the next game.
Halftime score:
NMSD: 11
Tierra Encantada: 26
Final score:
NMSD: 24
Tierra Encantada: 69
Record 7-8
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North Carolina boys’ basketball
NCSD 58
SCSD 43
Team record 9-7, guaranteed non-losing record with 2 more games left.
Next game at Tenn SD tomorrow
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Rochester boys’ basketball
The wildcats hosted Houghton Academy on Tuesday. The evening kicked
off with RSD honoring their seniors. Congratulations go out to Jaron
Rehkop, Michael McNulty Jr. and Cooper Norris on their fine careers
at RSD. RSD got out to a fast start using pressure defense and
taking advantage of fast break opportunities to take a commanding
21-5 lead in the first quarter. The boys went on the play a great
game and defeated Houghton, 55-33. Tim Artinian had a career night
with a QUAD DOUBLE!!! Tim scored 18 points, grabbed 12 rebounds,
dished out 12 assists and had 11 steals!!!!!! This is the first time
in school history that anyone has had quad double. Ryan Clark-Sulkey
scored 15 points and Chris Mitchell added 11 points and 10 rebounds
for the win. Michael McNulty scored a career high 9 points for the
wildcats.
Houghton 5 6 11 11—–33
RSD 21 13 8 12—–55
Our record now stands at 10-7 and our next game will be at St. Mary’s
on Thursday, Jan. 31st at 3:30 pm
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South Carolina boys’ basketball
NCSD- 11 14 14 18= 58
SCSDB- 16 10 2 15=43
It was NCSD Senior night for their players. They were really fire up
against us. We tried play hard against them. D, Heyward had his first
baskets tonight. Yay!!! R. Jenkins had 18 points against his old
school. F. Johnson had 9 points.
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Tennessee basketball
Tennessee Lady Vikings defeat First Baptist Academy 38-27
Record 6-7
Tennessee Vikings defeat First Baptist Academy 67-34
Record 7-11
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Texas girls’ basketball
Our Lady Rangers have been on a roll since returning home from a
sub-par showing at Clerc. We have won three straight games and are
in the mix for post-season play. We have four important district
games remaining that will determine our place in the state playoffs.
We won last night’s contest vs. NYOS by a score of 46-21. NYOS was
10-2 prior to last night’s game.
This Thursday, we will be playing the second leg of our district game
with Round Rock Christian. This is a team that gave us a good
beating before Clerc so it will be a good challenge for the girls.
Current record is 21-6.
District record is 3-3.
4 regular season games remaining.
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Virginia girls’ basketball
Virginia Girls Basketball
The girls played excellent in the MD tournament! They exceeded my
expectations of finishing 6th place and stayed in the game with
Alabama for the 5th/6th place. I am really proud of the girls! They
played their hearts out!
@ Kentucky for MD tournament
1/24
VSDB 47 to Louisiana 20
Bolding 16
Mills 15
Garcia-Ramirez 9
Willard 2
Thompson 2
Benitez 1
1/24
VSDB 19 to Florida 44
Mills 12
Thompson 4
Bolding 3
1/26
VSDB 40 to Georgia 28
Mills 20
Bolding 12
Willard 4
Garcia-Ramirez 2
Benitez 2
1/26
VSDB 35 to Alabama 38
Bolding 16
Mills 12
Garcia-Ramirez 2
Thompson 2
Willard 1
Record: 4-11
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West Virginia boys’ basketball
January 29th
West Virginia 53
Timber Ridge 72
Box scores
West Virginia 9 11 10 23 = 53
Timber Ridge 19 14 21 18 = 72
Patrick Epperly led the team with 40 points. Wade
Adams followed up with 7 points as Jesse Snyder came up with 6
points.
We are scheduled to travel to Hancock, MD on January 31st.
Our record is 0 – 10
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Western Pennsylvania girls’ basketball
Wpsd 12. American Spirit 25
Stacey Quear 6pts
Overall 2-11
League 1-7
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Western Pennsylvania boys’ basketball
vs American Spirit Academy
ASA 53 – WPSD 25
Record 1 – 12. League 1 – 8
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Wisconsin girls’ basketball
Kenosha Reuther 65
WSD 32
Record: 5-8
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USADB News 2nd Annual USADB Invitational Tourney at Trenton, NJ on Jan. 19, 2013 Results
Men’s
1. NJ Warriors 42 Lexington Alumni 35
2. Roc City Blazers 45 Greater Philadelphia 27
3. Showstoppers 36 NJ Wild Ones 33
4. North Virginia 61 NJ Warriors 36
5. Greater Philadelphia 44 Lexington Alumni 41
6. Showstoppers 50 Roc City Blazers 49
7. Greater Philadelphia 54 NJ Wild Ones 43
8. NJ Warriors 50 Roc City Blazers 48 (3rd place)
9. North Virginia 57 Showstoppers 45 (champ)
Women’s
1. Worcester Atomics 58 NJ Lady Warriors 6
2. Providence Hope 35 Rochester Midnight 32
3. Worcester Atomics 30 North Virginia Lady 23
4. Providence Hope 2 Greater Boston 0 (FF)
5. Rochester Midnight 30 NJ Lady Warriors 28
6. North Virginia Lady 34 Rochester Midnight 32 (3rd place)
7. Worcester Atomics 42 Providence Hope 23 (champ)
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2012 winter season won/lost records updated, as of 1/29/13, at
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DeafDigest Sports dedicates this edition to Pierre Sevigny,
a Gallaudet hall of fame athlete (football and wrestling)
that departed us.
After graduating from Gallaudet, Pierre became a lifelong
teacher and coach at West Virginia School for the Deaf and
Blind. He was the last football coach the school had before
this sport was dropped during the eighties. Later on he
served as the school athletic director.
At Gallaudet, Pierre, himself from Quebec, Canada, made the
successful transition from Canada’s 12-man football rules to
American 11-man football rules – and became one of Gallaudet’s
better players throughout his football career.
It was at wrestling that Pierre contributed most to Gallaudet,
winning the Mason-Dixon Conference championshipin his weight
class, one of the few Gallaudet wrestlers to achieve this feat.
In these days, there was no such a thing as a NCAA-III and
for Gallaudet, the Mason-Dixon Conference championship was
the goal all Gallaudet athletes strived for. He achieved the
feat despite never wrestling in his life prior to enrolling
at Gallaudet. He learned fast and it paid off.
Thank you, Pierre, for your contribution to Gallaudet athletics.
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A special honor at Mason-Dixon boys’ basketball tournament
Rocco DeVito -
He received Mason Dixon Distinguished Service Award at Mason Dixon Boys’
Basketball Tournament at VSDB last weekend.
61st Mason Dixon Boys’ Basketball Tournament Program Book stated…..
Upon his graduation from Gallaudet University Rocco DeVito was hired to
teach at the VSDB in Staunton in the fall of 1964. It is interesting to note
that the first Mason Dixon basketball tournament gymnasium, The Lewellyn
Gym, was his apartment located in the basement sharing with two fellow
teachers.
(editor’s note: Rocco coached all sports at VSDB; his most notable feat
was coaching the 1969 football team to a dream 10-0 record. When Rocco
came on board at the school few years earlier, football was a joke -
these weak teams being pummeled by opponents. Over time Rocco built
up the program to the point where it became the nation’s #1 team in
1969. Sad to say, the school dropped football in the late eighties)
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Alabama boys’ basketball
61st Annual Mason Dixon Boys’ Basketball Tournament
Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind
VSDB hospitality and STAFF were AWESOME!
Thursday, January 24
Alabama 59 Mississippi 29
Friday, January 25
Florida 52 Alabama 44
Saturday, January 26
Alabama 45 Virginia 14 (3rd place)
Season record: 10 – 10
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Fremont girls’ basketball
Greeting Fans!
We did it! It was a nice victory over the undefeated league team,
Emery. We won 47-44. We maintained our lead until the fourth period
where Emery stepped up and led the game by 5. We switched to a
full-court woman-woman defense and took advantage of their
turnovers. Priscilla Castaneda sank a beauty basket from the arc to
tie the game. Timeout was called and instructed the players to deny
their out of bound play. They could not find an opened player and
was called on 5 seconds violation. We called a timeout again. The
players followed the out of bound play with a foul on Adele. Adele
Daniels sank a free-throw and we led by one. The last free-throw was
missed, but we forced them into a turnover. Same out of bound play
was executed beautifully by Adele to end the game. Brianna Dike was
pounded by a taller and bigger player, but played a huge role in
stopping her. Marilee Williams played beautiful defense. Chelsea
Pedersen came off the bench with 9 unanswered points. Darriyan
Thomas led the team with steals. The rest of the players
demonstrated a great deal of spirit for us to overcome Emery. Our
record is now 12-7, 8-2. We are off to the WSBC.
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Iowa boys’ basketball
ISD Boys vs Villisca JV
ISD 54 Villisca 53
Record 9-6
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Lexington girls’ basketball
Friday, January 25th
Legacy 36 Lexington 28
East Elmhurst, N.Y. – Lexington girls played a sloppy game that was filled
with turnovers and unnecessary fouls.
We also were weak on the defense side that day. However, it was a battle
as we were down by 18 points in 4th
quarter before using full court press and taking advantage of Legacy’s
turnovers to come back to make it a close
game. We were down 17 to 35 with 4 minute remaining and ended the game on
a 11-1 run.
Stats Leaders:
Points: Alexis McLeod (12)
Rebounds: Alexis McLeod (29)- 10 defensive
Assists: Four girls with 1 each.
Steals: Alexis McLeod (6)
Blocked Shots: Alexis McLeod (5)
Box Score:
Legacy 14 8 10 4 = 36
Lexington 5 6 4 13 = 28
Saturday, January 26th
Rhode Island 33 Lexington 39
East Elmhurst, N.Y. – Lexington girls played another sloppy game that was
filled with foul troubles. Samara
Maldonado fractured her ankle in the 1st quarter of the game so we lost
her for the season. Rhode Island was
playing aggressive in 2nd quarter as they played their hearts out. They
also took advantage of our foul troubles
and some bad turnovers to make it a one point score at halftime. The Lady
Roosters never gave up and gave our
girls a game to play hard to finish as winners. Hats off to them for
fielding a small team and still be able to
compete against us. Freshman Chanell Slade led the team as she took the
control of the game to give us the win.
Stats Leaders:
Points: Chanell Slade (25) & Alexis McLeod (10)
Rebounds: Alexis McLeod (21)- 13 defensive
Assists: Alexis McLeod & Nicole Cangelosi (1 each)
Steals: Chanell Slade (8)
Blocked Shots: Alexis McLeod (6)
Box Score:
Rhode Island 1 17 9 6 = 33
Lexington 14 5 11 9 = 39
Season Record: 3-6 (Deaf Schools 2-2)
Next game: New Jersey vs Lexington on Tuesday, January 29th at 3:00 PM.
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Maryland girls’ basketball
Broadfording Christian Academy 21
Maryland School for the Deaf 29
Broadfording 2 5 9 5
Maryland 3 8 6 12
Broadfording
Jade Boone 5 – 3-7 = 13
Kierra White – - 4-7 = 4
Ambrielle Kolb 2 – - – = 4
7 – 7-14 = 21
Maryland
Emily DeSimone 3 – 1-2 = 7
Mia Goldberg – - 2-4 = 2
Tessa Lewis 3 – 1-2 = 7
Lauren Goldberg 1 – 1-2 = 3
Bridget Berrigan 1 – 0-2 = 2
Rebecca Washington 2 – 4-8 = 8
10 – 9-20 = 29
Stats
Emily DeSimone 3 steals
Mia Goldberg 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 3 steals
Rebecca Washington 19 rebounds, 4 steals
Tessa Lewis 9 rebounds, 7 steals
Lauren Goldberg 7 rebounds, 3 steals
Record
12-5
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Maryland boys’ basketball
Maryland School for the Deaf Boys’ Basketball – Game #20
January 28, 2013
Maryland School for the Deaf vs. Broadfording Christian Academy
1st 2nd 3rd 4th = Total
BCA – 12 15 14 12 = 53
MSD – 11 6 6 15 = 38
* Maryland *
Carey Ballard – 2 points
Jad Gore – 3 points, 3 rebounds
Jake Bonheyo – 4 points, 5 rebounds
Mohamed Kamara – 18 points, 11 rebounds, 6 steals, 4 blocks
Cody Moers – 8 points, 6 rebounds
Evan Kurth – 1 point
Diamani McNeely – 2 points
Total FG: 16
3FG: 1 (Gore)
Free-Throw: 5-13
Team Record: 5-15
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Minnesota boys’ basketball
MSAD boys bb team lost to Great River, 44 to 59. We re at 6-10
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North Carolina boys’ basketball
Tuesday, Jan 22
NCSD 45
Crossnore 42
Mason Dixon Tournament at Virginia SDB
Thursday, Jan 24
NCSD 37
VSDB 42
Saturday, Jan 26 consolation
NCSD 57
Georgia SD 35
Saturday, Jan 26 for fifth place contest
NCSD 40
Louisiana SD 46
Cody Hollar is selected as all tournament player
Team record 8-7
Next game
Last home game today against SCSDB
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Rhode Island basketball
Rhode Island Girls
1/8/13 vs Masters Christian Academy RISD 28 Masters 60
1/10/13 vs Paul Cuffee School RISD 16 Paul Cuffee 44
1/15/13 vs Horace Mann RISD 23 Horace Mann 6
1/22/13 vs North Stonington Christian RISD 31 NSCA 37
1/25/13 vs Delaware- Cancelled
1/26/13 vs Lexington RISD 27 Lexington
37
Record: 1-9
Rhode Island Boys
1/8/13 vs Masters Christian Academy RISD 59 Masters 70
1/10/13 vs Paul Cuffee School RISD 46 Paul Cuffee 56
1/12/13 vs Block Island RISD 46 Block
Island 49
1/15/13 vs Harmony Hill RISD 56 Harmony
Hill 40
1/17/13 vs Barrington Christian RISD 58 Barrington
Christian 73
1/25/13 vs Delaware- Cancelled
1/26/13 vs Lexington RISD 35 Lexington
33
Record: 8-8
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Western Pennsylvania girls’ basketball
WPSD 17. Jefferson County Christian 32
Jocelyn Femme 4
Pantera Stoykovich 4
Overall 2-10
League 1-6
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Western Pennsylvania boys’ basketball
Jan 29
vs Jefferson County Christian
JCC 50 – WPSD 30
Speck 11 pts
Record 1 – 11 League 1 – 7
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Wisconsin basketball
Our teams arrived from Central States Schools for the Deaf (C.S.S.D.)
at Illinois School for the Deaf.
We are very proud to announce that our WSD Varsity Girls Basketball
team won the Central States Schools for the Deaf (C.S.S.D.) Champions
with an exciting game with Illinois School for the Deaf. Our WSD
Varsity Boys team finished 4th place.
This was also the first time in Wisconsin School for the Deaf history
that the Girls Basketball won C.S.S.D. Champions. This also is
Matthew Eby’s first Team Champions as Athletic Director.
C.S.S.D. All Tournament selections were:
Girls Basketball: Marika Beyer, Kori Koss and KaYoua Xiong
Boys Basketball: Damon Hopp and Lennon Morrissey
We would like to congratulate our WSD Girls basketball players for
their bringing trophy to Wisconsin!
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Wisconsin girls’ basketball
WSD 67
Mo 12
WSD 45
PA 16
WSD 30
Il 19
Record 5-7
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Arizona Desert Fire basketball team picture
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Baseball or softball or cricket
In USA, we have few deaf school baseball teams
and just one adult baseball team (Gallaudet).
We have many deaf clubs with softball teams.
They compete at the annual NSAD tournaments.
In Pakistan, cricket is a popular sport.
How many deaf cricket teams are in Pakistan?
32 cricket teams.
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2012 winter season won/lost records updated, as of 1/26/13, at http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
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DeafDigest Sports dedicates this edition to Laura Snyder-Gardner, an assistant coach with the girls’ soccer team at Model Secondary School for the Deaf who departed us. She, and her daughter, perished in a house fire this week. She was the mother of Model football coach Jimmy Gardner, a past Gallaudet quarterback who steered the team to a surprise 6-4 record in the 2009 season.
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DeafDigest Sports dedicates this edition to Dan Emerick, who departed us. He coached soccer at Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf during the eighties – and led his team to several powerhouse seasons.
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Gallaudet women’s basketball
Gallaudet to host annual pink game on Feb. 13 at Field House to support WBCA’s Play 4Kay http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wbkb/2012-13/releases/pinkday
Gallaudet athletes of the month
Elena Ciccarelli and Alexandra Polivanchuk named December Bison of the Month http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/news/2012-13/bom/december12
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Central Schools for the Deaf basketball scores
Thursday, Jan. 24
Boys
Pennsylvania 65 Minnesota Metro 15
Missouri 38 Michigan 14
Illinois 53 Ohio 21
Wisconsin 47 Indiana JV 14
Girls
Illinois (bye)
Indiana JV 25 Michigan 20
Wisconsin 67 Missouri 12
Pennsylvania 30 Ohio 25
Friday, Jan. 25
Boys
Michigan 40 Minnesota Metro 16
Indiana JV 30 Ohio 29
Missouri 56 Pennsylvania 36
Illinois 59 Wisconsin 20
Girls
Michigan (bye)
Ohio 34 Missouri 14
Illinois 40 Indiana JV 11
Wisconsin 45 Pennsylvania 16
Saturday, Jan. 26
Boys
Minnesota Metro vs Ohio (7th/8th Place)
Michigan vs Indiana JV (5th/6th Place)
Pennsylvania vs Wisconsin (3rd/4th Place)
Missouri vs Illinois (1st/2nd Place)
Girls
Missouri (7th Place)
Michigan vs Ohio (5th/6th Place)
Indiana JV vs Pennsylvania (3rd/4th Place)
Illinois vs Wisconsin (1st/2nd Place)
CSSD live stream
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/illinois-deaf-tiger-tv-20
http://morgan.k12.il.us/isd/pdf/2013-Boys-CSSD-Bracket-Final.pdf
http://morgan.k12.il.us/isd/pdf/2013-Girls-CSSD-Bracket-Final.pdf
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American boys’ basketball
ASD Varsity Boys Basketball record 3-10
January 24, 2013: BOYS basketball update- ASD boys 40-The Learning
Center boys 52.
**First Annual Edward Peltier Basketball Invitational at the American
School for the Deaf January 25-26***
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Colorado boys basketball:
1-24-13
SCEC 13 13 6 10= 44
CSDB 14 11 12 8= 47
CSDB- J. Gilbreth 8-2-3-24, L. Hernandez 4-1-2-9, Z. Bartram 2-1-2-8,
B. Taylor 3-0-0-6, B. Fuller 0-2-3-2.
3 PTS made: J. Gilbreth 2, Z. Bartram 1.
Record now is 3-9
Up next vs. Elbert at home on Thursday January 31st .
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Colorado girls’ basketball
Colorado basketball
Girls:
Colorado 32, SCECHS 28
Record: 3-10
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Delaware girls’ basketball
Delaware 48
American 29
DSD 21 Tome School 50
Record 2-12
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Delaware boys’ basketball
Boys
DSD 41 Tome School 60
Record 3-11
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Fremont girls’ basketball
We are blessed to win our 2nd Clerc Championship. MSSD fought us to
the end. Indiana played a tough game with us. Maryland had the
refused-to-give-up attitude. Hat off goes to all of them for giving
a tough fight! We want to thank CSDR for hosting the Clerc.
CSD 47 MSSD 34
CSD 47 ISD 35
CSD 41 MSD 37
All Tournament: Darriayn Thomas (MVP), Priscilla Castaneda, and Adele
Daniels
When we got back from a 7-hours road trip, we had to face our league
rivalry, Fremont Christian. With plaque of injuries and illness, we
could not recover the game and lost to them 33-56. We shall prevail
our next match in couple of weeks!
CSD 13 2 8 10 = 33
FC 4 16 18 18 = 56
Today’s game against St. Elizabeth was a nice boost for our bench
players. Again with plaque of illness and Injuries, we only played
with 6 players. We managed to win 54-16.
CSD 8 25 8 13 = 54
St. E 8 4 4 0 = 16
We will be playing Emery whom we lost to in earlier season on
Monday. Our record now stands at 11-7, 7-2
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Fremont boys’ basketball
CSD 49, St. Elizabeth 50 at CSD
CSD
Baer 4 2-4 10, Martin 8 3-8 23, Pedersen 1 0-0 2, Tesfasilaise 0 1-4 1,
Boren 2 0-0 4, Freeman 2 1-2 5, Daniels 1 0-0 2, Padilla 1 0-0 2,
Totals: 19 7-20 49
3-pt field goals: Martin (4)
St. Elizabeth
Jones 5 0-0 12, Okoeber 3 2-3 8,
Knighten 1 3-4 5, Magana 3 0-0 8,
Mitchell 1 4-4 6, Salcedo 1 0-0 2,
Ross 4 1-2 9
Totals 18 10-13 50
3-pts field goals Jones, Magana (2)
CSD 10 8. 15. 16 – 49
St. E. 12. 10. 11. 17 – 50
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Kentucky boys’ basketball
LMason-Dixon Tournament at Virginia School for the Deaf
First Round
Tennessee School for the Deaf 70, Kentucky School for the Deaf 30
Tennessee School f/t Deaf 17 37 52 70
Kentucky School f/t Deaf 1 11 23 30
Tennessee School for the Deaf (5-10)- Swafford 37, Holmes 4, Lipford
8, Witherspoon 13, N. Johnson 4, Carico 2, H. Johnson 2.
Kentucky School f/t Deaf (5-14)- Dillon Maynard 7, Adam Turner 2,
Bruce Gemmer 5, Valdin Kudic 2, Irvin Herrera 1, Tyler Epley 4, Corey
Lewis 9.
KSD- 11 of 38 from the field, 30 turnovers
KSD allowed 11 three-pointers, 10 of them by TSD’s Ethan Swafford.
Adam Turner- 10 rebounds
Irvin Herrera- 3 assists, 3 steals
Mason-Dixon Tournament at Virginia School for the Deaf
Consolation Bracket
Louisiana School for the Deaf 48, Kentucky School for the Deaf 12
Louisiana School f/t Deaf 9 15 34 48
Kentucky School f/t Deaf 5 8 8 12
Louisiana School for the Deaf- Johnson 14, Alba-Cruz 7, Dettunt 6,
Charles 6, Flannery 15.
Kentucky School f/t Deaf (5-15)- Adam Turner 2, Valdin Kudic 5, Bruce
Gemmer 2, Corey Lewis 3.
KSD eliminated from the Mason-Dixon Tournament
KSD was outscored 19-0 in the 3rd quarter and 33-4 in the second
half.
KSD- 5 of 35 from the field, 27 turnovers
Valdin Kudic led KSD with six rebounds. He also had 3 steals.
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Learning Center boys’ basketball
TLC Galloping Ghosts drove to Hartford, Connecticut to take on
American School for the Deaf. We won 54-40. ASD went on hot start
with leading 14 to 6 for 1st quarter. We changed our defense at 2nd
half that give us play much better and went on come back to win the
game.
Top Performers
Dwayne Ellis 20 points, 13 rebounds, 2 steals, 1 assist, 1 block
Matthew Velez 16 points, 8 rebounds, 3 assists, 5 steals
Darcel Verdie 8 points, 6 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 blocks
Next game vs Chapel Hill tomorrow at 5pm in TLC
Record 8-7 (3-4 League)
We played against one of tough opponent from our league, Chapel Hill
Chauncy Hall. They took quick big lead with our mistakes then we
played much better but time is running out, we lost 41-71.
Top Perfomers:
Matthew Velez 31 points, 7 rebounds, 3 steals
Dwayne Ellis 8 points, 15 rebounds, 1 assist, 1 block
Darcel Verdie 2 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists
Record: 8-8, (3-5 League), Next game vs Cambridge School of Weston at
our home on 5:00pm
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Learning Center girls’ basketball
The Learning Center for the Deaf @ American School for the Deaf
January 25, 2013
After trailing 19-10 in half time, the Lady Ghosts made a rally in
second half, outscoring the Lady Tigers, 30-17 and won the game,
40-36. Jackie Blanchard (junior) made 6 key points to help the team
extended the lead. Everyone on the team contributed big for the Lady
Ghosts. Overall, it was a great battle between both teams.
Ashley Kingston (Jr) – 17 points, 9 rebounds, 3 steals
Sara Goulart (Jr) – 8 points, 4 steals, 3 assists
Jessica Lambert (Sr) – 6 points, 3 block shots, 2 steals
Jackie Blanchard (Jr) – 6 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals
Jasmine Casella (8th) – 3 points, 4 steals, 1 assist
Next game, Tuesday, January 29 @ Brimmer & May.
Record 10-6
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Maryland boys’ basketball
Maryland School for the Deaf Boys’ Basketball – Game #18
January 24, 2013
Maryland School for the Deaf @ Heritage Academy
1st 2nd 3rd 4th = Total
MSD – 10 9 8 5 = 32
HA – 16 16 18 19 = 69
* Maryland *
Mohamed Kamara – 18 points
Cody Moers – 4 points
Diamani McNeely – 4 points
Yave Sanchez – 6 points
Total FG: 15
3FG: None
Free-Throw: 2-7
* Heritage *
Alex Cosner – 25 points
Ben Cosner – 7 points
Bryce Nigh – 5 points
Chris Harrell – 16 points
Nate Patey – 16 points
Total FG: 31
3FG: 5 (Harrell 2, Patey 2, Nigh)
Free-Throw: 2-8
Team Record: 5-13
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Mississippi girls’ basketball
Mississippi Varsity girls beat Alabama School for the Deaf 51-50
MSD score by quarters
10. 9. 18. 14
ASD score by quarters
8. 6. 14. 22
Missouri leading scorers
Kylisha Cathey 22 points
Shanieka Coleman 16 points
MSD is now 8-10
Alabama leading scorers
T Dunklin # 4. 13 Pts
T Dunklin # 24. 11 points
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Oklahoma basketball
Girls
Springer – 49
OSD – 21
Girls record 2 – 12
Boys
Springer – 70
OSD – 41
Boys record 4 – 10
Next game tonight vs Kansas
Girls
Kansas – 10
OSD – 49
Boys
Kansas – 36
OSD – 68
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Phoenix basketball
JV: Joy Christian defeated PDSD, 65-54.
Girls: Joy Christian defeated PDSD, 65-25. Record: 2-19
Boys: Joy Christian defeated PDSD 87-24, demonstrating why they
are currently ranked No. 1 statewide. They has a seven foot one inch
center. Record: 3-22.
7th/8th Grade Boys: PDSD 16, Trinity Lutheran 14. They won a nailbiter
in the first round of the CYAA Tournament by scoring 4 points during
the last 31 seconds of the game. The next game is on Monday. Record: 15-5.
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Rochester girls’ basketball
Jan 22, 2013
Rapids 48 – RSD 38
The wildcats got down early in this game and struggled to catch up.
They found their groove in the 4th quarter outscoring the Rapids
18-4 but it was too little, too late. Brianna DiGiovanni led the
scoring with 20 points and gabby SImons added 12 in the loss.
Jan 24, 2013
Northstar 51 to RSD 21
Northstar opened that game with their traditional high pressure
defense that limited our offense. It was a learning experience for
our team to see what impact a pressure defense can do. We are hoping
to step-up on the defensive end for our next game. Brianna
DiGiovanni scored 12 points for the wildcats.
Our team is now 7-6. We will play again on Tuesday as we take on
Houghton for senior night.
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St Mary’s boys’ basketball
Yesterday the Bison’s hosted West Seneca Christian. In our last
match up against West Seneca Christian we were blown out of the gym.
Yesterday was a chance at redemption. As usual this season, we
started out slow and struggled. We had many opportunities but could
not find the hoop. Lu Reh continued to be a terror on defense and
came up with many steals that led to break away lay ups but… could
not finish and get a bucket. We shot poorly in the first half and
trailed 21-9 at the half. In the second half we played much better
defensively and neither team could score. In the fourth quarter,
Baylen Oliver and Dustin Robinson connected on some pretty plays and
started to get into a rhythm. Dustin Robinson scored 10 points in
the fourth quarter but in the end it was not enough and we lost
28-21.
Dustin Robinson lead all scorers again with 19 points and 7 rebounds.
Lu Reh scored 2 points and had 5 steals.
St. Mary’s 4 5 2 10 =21
West Seneca 12 9 4 3 =28
Next game is Thursday January 31st at home against
Rochester ….3:30pm. Our record is 0-9.
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Tennessee basketball
36th Annual Girls Mason Dixon in Danville, KY
Thursday 1/24/2013
Lady Vikings beat Kentucky 34-31
Lady Vikings lose to South Carolina 47-28
Record 4-6
61st Annual Boys Mason Dixon in Staunton, VA
Thursday 1/24/2013
Vikings defeat Kentucky 70-30
Record 5-10
36th Annual Girls Mason Dixon in Danville, KY
Thursday 1/24/2013
Lady Vikings defeat Kentucky 34-31
Lady Vikings lose to South Carolina 47-28
Friday 1/25/2013
Lady Vikings defeat North Carolina 38-15
Record 5-6
61st Annual Boys Mason Dixon in Staunton, VA
Thursday 1/24/2013
Vikings defeat Kentucky 70-30
Friday 1/25/2013
Vikings defeat Virginia 42-27
Record 6-10
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Washington basketball
WSD Girls and Boys Basketball Scores: 1/24/13 vs. Three Rivers
Christian
Lady Terriers 35 vs. Three Rivers Christian 48
WSD – 11-11-7-6
Three Rivers Christian – 16-14-6-12
Record 6 – 6 (League 0-4)
Brittany Randant – 15
Daniela Chavez – 12
Yajaira Bedolla – 2
Kayla Girard – 6
Terriers 28 vs. Three Rivers Christian 62
WSD – 0-10-2-16
Three Rivers Christian – 20-15-13-14
Record 0-11 (League 0-7)
JR Alfonso – 2
Norinston Joe – 2
Randall Smith – 3
Tredynn Selvog – 12
Jeremy Descloux – 1
Trevor Docter – 2
Harland O-Meza – 2
Miguel Peregrino – 4
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Western Pennsylvania girls’ basketball
Wilson Christian 20. Wpsd 22
Pantera Stoykovich 9
Roche Tolbert 6
Overall 2-9
League 1-5
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Western Pennsylvania boys’ basketball
@ Wilson Christian Academy
WPSD 17 – WCA 60
Speck 10 pts
Record 0-10 league 0-6
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Collegiate athletes
- Ryerson (Canada) – Dana Carson, jr, women’s hockey; as goalie, has
blocked 85.3 percent of shots, allowing 3.71 goals per game
- York (Canada) – Dallas Boyd, JR, women’s hockey; has not been mentioned
in team’s press releases recently; perhaps she has been injured and not
playing
- Arizona State – Morgan Steigerwalt, SO, gymnastics; in her last meet,
she scored a 9.775 in her event, tying for the best on the team
- Champlain (Quebec) – Zacharie Bérard, SO, men’s basketball; no updates
- Colgate – Hannah Fitton, JR, women’s swimming; was not among team leaders
in her events in her team’s most recent meet
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Elite athletes
- Lee Duck-hee, Korea, junior tennis player; played in the Australian
Open, junior division; he is only 14 years old
- Ashley Fiolek, motocross racing, Florida; no word on her 2013 racing plans
- J.R. Fitzpatrick, auto racer, Canada; waiting for season to start
- Kevin Frost, Canada, world indoor rowing championships; no recent updates
- Mat Gilbert, Wales, pro rugby – Mogliano (Italy); no stats on web site
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A hall of fame honor
Cami Cass, who is deaf, was named to the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame’s
2013 Silver Anniversary Team. She played basketball at Fordham, and
generated reams of publicity as an outstanding point guard. Later on
she played several seasons in deaf women’s club basketball tournaments.
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A picture of NCAA-I wrestler with a winning record so far this season
http://deafdigest.net/deaf-wrestler-helbig-u-ofwyoming/
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