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2012/12/16
Posted by: | CommentsDeafDigest Sports – December 16, 2012
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2012 winter season won/lost records updated, as of 12/16/12, at http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
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For 2013 Clerc Classic XIII information, please go to http://csdr-cde.ca.gov/clercclassic/ as the tourney will be held on January 17-19, 2013
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Gallaudet women’s basketball Gallaudet tripped up by the Gophers
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wbkb/2012-13/releases/recap_goucher
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Gallaudet men’s basketball Gallaudet overwhelmed by No. 15 Catholic
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/mbkb/2012-13/releases/recap_catholic
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Idaho girls’ basketball
(newspaper story)
Athlete . ISDB . Taylor Shultz
Taylor is a senior at the Idaho School for the Deaf and the Blind. She has attended ISDB since she was 12 years old. Taylor has participated in a variety of sports for ISDB throughout high school, and has become an athletic leader. She also competed with the high school volleyball and basketball teams as an eighth grader under special permission from IHSAA, due to the small numbers of female students able to play at ISDB.
Taylor has been both a team member and leader on the volleyball and basketball teams at ISDB. Over these years, Taylor has consistently worked hard on her fundamental skills in each of these sports. Taylor was awarded the Most Valuable Player for Volleyball in 2011 and 2012. This is her fifth year playing on the team.
This also is her fifth year on the basketball team, playing mostly in the position of point guard during the past three years. Her experiences in sports have contributed to learning and demonstrating leadership skills. Practicing and building skills on the court, along with developing the teamwork within the group have both been strong parts of developing positive character traits and life skills for Taylor.s future.
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Maryland girls’ basketball
Model Secondary School for the Deaf – 27
Maryland School for the Deaf – 41
Model – 7 0 11 9 = 27
Maryland – 16 4 11 10 = 41
Model
Maggie Hangstorfer – 1 – - – = 2
Idy Fass – - 2 – = 0
Jade Delao 2 – - – = 4
Maria Guzman 1 – - – = 2
Lori Eldred 3 2 5-6 = 17
Belva Wolcott 1 – - – = 2
8 2 5-8 = 27
Maryland
Emily DeSimone 1 1 – - = 5
Mia Goldberg 2 – 4-4 = 8
Tarja Lewis 8 – - – = 16
Tessa Lewis 3 – - – = 6
Lauren Goldberg 2 – - – = 4
Bridget Berrigan – 1 – 0-2 = 2
17 1 4-6 = 41
STATS
Emily DeSimone: 7 rebounds, 3 assists, 11 steals
Mia Goldberg: 3 steals
Lauren Goldberg 6 rebounds
Record
5-2
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Maryland boys’ basketball
Maryland School for the Deaf Boys’ Basketball – Game #6
December 15, 2012
MSD vs. Model Secondary School for the Deaf
1st 2nd 3rd 4th = Total
MSSD – 4 12 9 13 = 38
MSD – 17 6 4 9 = 36
* Maryland *
Carey Ballard – 10 points
Jake Bonheyo – 9 points, 4 rebounds
Mohamed Kamara – 7 points, 9 rebounds, block
Cody Moers – 4 points, 4 assists, 3 steals
Bailey Moers – 3 rebounds
Diamani McNeely – 2 points
Yave Sanchez – 4 points, 3 rebounds
Total FG: 11
3FG: 2 (Ballard 2)
Free-Throw: 12-18
* Model Secondary *
Dalton Arnes – 11 pts
Anthony Rivera – 2 pts
Earl Edwards – 3 pts
Aaron Shirley – 8 pts
Arthur Hart – 6 pts
Marcus Pointer – 8 pts
Total FG: 15
3FG: 4 (Arnes 2, Shirley 2)
Free-Throw: 4-9
MSD JV Boys (4-1) beat Pennsylvania School for the Deaf Varsity squad, 50-39
this past Friday evening. Yave Sanchez lead the way for the O’s with 14 points.
Mark Gonzalez of PSD had game high of 28 points.
We will play at Hancock High School on Tuesday, December 18th
Varsity Record: 1-5
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Minnesota basketball
MSAD boys bb lost to North Lakes Academy, 40 to 62 last Thurs night. Now 3-3.
MSAD girls bb defeated North Lakes Academy, 56 to 13. Now 5-1.
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South Carolina basketball
Late Thursday
Girls
SCSDB 14 7 7 13 41
Greer Charter 8 3 12 15 38
Smith – 20, C. Hardy 8, McCarter – 10, S. Hardy – 2, Wilkins – 1
Saturday
Girls
SCSDB 12 10 12 12 51
ENCSD 10 10 8 4 32
Record 6 – 1
Boys
SCSDB 19 17 17 8 58
ENCSD 9 16 11 11 46
Record 4 – 4
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Deaf Asian Cricket championships
Pakistan defeated Afghanistan
India defeated Nepal
Pakistan and India will face each other in the finals
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Pro women’s soccer
The Kansas City Shock, a new team entering play in the
Women’s Pro Soccer League, is expecting a deaf woman
to come in to tryout for the team. The identity of the
deaf player is not known yet.
2012/10/06
Posted by: | CommentsDeafDigest Sports – October 6, 2012
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2012 fall season won/lost records updated, as of 10/6/12, at
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football scores updated, as of 10/6/12, at:
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yesterday’s football scores
Fremont 17 Tomales 14
Maryland 8 Options 0
New Mexico 62 Honda 12
Camp Point 59 Illinois 6
John Marshall 33 Indiana 10
CMI 26 Riverside 14
today’s football games
10/06 Arkansas at Kansas
10/06 Florida at Alabama
10/06 Mississippi at Tennessee
10/06 Minnesota at Missouri
10/06 Michigan hosts Merritt
10/06 Phoenix at Arizona
10/06 Louisiana at Carolinas (at Morganton)
10/06 Oklahoma at Iowa
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Gallaudet scores
football:
Gallaudet 44 Husson 14
volleyball:
Gallaudet 3 Elizabeth 0
(25-12, 25-7, 25-7)
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Gallaudet football
Bison crack the D3football.com Around the Nation Top 50 rankings
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2012-13/releases/d3aroundnation
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Fremont football
(newspaper story)
California School for the Deaf 17, Tomales 14
The host Eagles took a 17-8 lead early in the third quarter and held on to
hand Tomales its first North Central II loss of the season.
Tomales (4-2, 2-1) took the lead initially on a touchdown run by Cody
Titus. But a field goal by Connor Baer and an 85-yard touchdown run by
Brian Freeman helped gave California School for the Deaf (5-1, 3-1) an
10-8 lead. Freeman broke the CSD career rushing record in the game.
A 25-yard touchdown run by Jacy Dike-Pedersen helped give the Eagles a
17-8 lead, and they held that advantage until the fourth quarter when
Titus scored a touchdown on a short catch.
Tomales had two more possessions, but lost the ball on downs both times.
(from very happy athletic director, Kevin Kovacs)
Tomales scored first on a touchdown run by Cody Titus in the 1st
quarter. We answered with a field goal by Connor Baer to make it 8-3.
Brian Freeman, who else, scored on a 85 yard touchdown run after a
Carlos Lopez interception in the end zone to bring us to a 10-8 lead.
Jacy Dike Pedersen then scored on a 25 yard run early in the 3rd
quarter to give us a 17-8 lead.
The score remained 17-8 until the 4th quarter where Cody Titus scored
again on a short catch to bring it to 17-14 after a missed field goal
by Tomales followed by a fumble by the Eagles with 2 minutes left.
Tomales then successfully recovered an onside kick. Our defense had
to battle it out and force them to lose the ball on downs.
Tomales then used up their final 3 time outs to preserve the clock
when we had possession of the ball and failed to get a first down and
they got the ball back with 1 minute left.
Our defense prevailed as they again lost the ball on downs and we
kneeled the ball to run out of the clock and Tomales.
Great great hard battle by both teams….
Brian Freeman broke the career rushing record tonight and is bound to
break so many more career and season records here at CSD this season
with 4 more games left. This man keeps on getting free!!
Tomales, ha, they are a GREAT team and boy our team was so happy to
beat them. Never have we beat them before.. they beat us in the 2002
NCS Class B Championship game.
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Illinois football
Camp Point (2A) 59 – ISD 6
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Kansas vs Arkansas volleyball
KSD vs ARK
25 to 16
25 to 14
25 to 12
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Kentucky volleyball
Thursday, Oct. 4
KSD 0 Burgin 2
8-25 & 3 – 25
Record: 4 – 14
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Maryland football
(newspaper story)
WASHINGTON — Jake Bonheyo scored on a 15-yard run with 28 seconds left in
the game, giving Maryland School for the Deaf an 8-0 win over Options
Public Charter School on Friday at Model Secondary School for the Deaf.
Tarik Wallace rushed for 57 yards on seven carries for the Orioles.
Bonheyo completed 3-of-7 passes for 62 yards.
Yave Sanchez had nine tackles. Bailey Moers had seven tackles with one
sack.
(coach’s comments)
Msd vs options charter at Model Secondary School for the Dear
Scores by quarters
1. 2. 3. 4
Msd 0. 0. 0. 8
Options 0. 0. 0. 0
Score summary
4th quarter – Jake Bonheyo (MSD) 15 yards run 0:28
Total yards
MSD – 180 yards (40 carries for 118 rushing, 62 passing)
Options 72 yards (72 rushing)
Leaders:
Msd – Wallace 7 carries for 57 yards
Msd – Bonheyo 3 for 7, 62 yards
Msd – Doe 2 catches for 34 yards, Archibald 1 catch for 28 yards.
Defense Leaders -
Yave Sanchez 1 solo, 8 assist – total 9 tackles
Cody Moers 2 solo 5 assists total 7 tackles
Bailey Moers 2 solo, 4 assists, 1 qb sack total 7 tackles.
We had a bad start, 3 fumbles out of 5 possession yet our defense shut
options down. Options were able only gain 72 yards on grounds and had 3 first downs.
We have big game upcoming against Indiana School for the Deaf. Our record is
3-3, back on .500 winning average right now.
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Maryland volleyball
VARSITY
St. John of DC beat MSD, 3-0
19-25,, 23-25, 17-25
record 21-8-1
tarja lewis
1 kill, 22 assists, 9 digs, 5 aces
tessa lewis
12 kills, 7 digs, 2 aces
rebecca washington
10 kills, 6 digs, 2 aces
emily desimone
6 digs, 1 ace
JV RESULTS
St. John of DC beat MSD, 0-2
25-27, 18-25
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New Mexico football
(newspaper story)
Roadrunners crush Hondo Valley 62-12
Ty Wilding went buck wild in New Mexico School for the Deaf.s 62-12
District 1 thrashing of Hondo Valley in six-man football on Friday.
Quarterback Julio Ruiz hooked up with Wilding on four of his six
touchdowns, as the Roadrunners mercy-ruled another opponent. The
Roadrunners (5-1) have still only played a single complete game, a 56-12
loss to Lake Arthur last week. NMSD is averaging a whopping 58.2 points in
its five wins.
Wilding, who also rushed for a touchdown and recovered a fumble in the end
zone, hauled in a pair of first-quarter touchdowns to stake the
Roadrunners to a 12-0 lead. Hondo scored a TD to trim it to 12-6 heading
into the second quarter, before NMSD exploded for three touchdowns,
including Wilding.s third, for a 34-12 halftime lead.
The Roadrunners. defense pitched a shutout in the second half, and the
offense continued to pile up yards. NMSD finished with 457 yards of
offense, while holding Hondo to fewer than 200 yards.
Ruiz completed seven passes for 104 yards and 4 TDs. Wilding.s five
catches covered 64 yards. Running back Immanuel Neubauer rushed for 164
yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries.
(comments from coaching staff)
Our boys played well overall game especially in 2nd half. The
coaches felt that they played their best game of the season with
62-12 victory over Hondo Valley within our district game. The game
ended in 2:29 left in 4th quarter due to mercy rule. Our record is
now 5-1 for the season with Vaughn game coming next Thursday Oct 11th
at 4 pm.
NMSD Offense Stats:
Rushing: 28 rush for 295 yards and 4 TDs
Passing: 11-18 for 162 yards and 4 TDs
NMSD total Offense: 457 yards
Ty Wilding is our Player of the game. He recorded 6 TDs, 4 in
receiving, 1 in rushing, and 1 in defensive fumble recovery for TD in
end zone. Also was a force in defense with 4 total tackles and an
INT.
Neubauer led team with rushing offense of 11 carries for 164 yards
and 2 TDs.
Ruiz with 6 for 31 yards
Wilding 2 for 37 yards and a TD
Mendoza 7 for 43 yards and a TD
Chavez 2 for 9 yards, Lee 2 for 5 yards
Passing Offense:
11-18 for 162 yards and 4 TD passes
Ruiz 7-14 for 104 yds and 4 TDs
Wilding 4-4 for 58 yards
Receiving:
Wilding led team with 5 catches for 64 yards and 4 TD catches
Lee 5 catches for 65 yards, Ruiz 3 catches for 29 yards
Defense Stats:
Coach Rob wanted to grant Kendrick Skeets as Defense Player of the
Game. He recorded three total tackles, but he was big part of
stopping Hondo’s traditionally strong spread offense.
Neubauer led team in defense stats with 10 total tackles
Ruiz with 7 total tackles, Lee with 3 total tackles and an INT,
Wilding with 4 tackles, Chavez with 3 tackles and a sack with 11 yard
loss, Mendoza with 3, Skeets with 3, and Carroll with 2.
2012/09/27
Posted by: | CommentsDeafDigest Sports – September 27, 2012
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2012 fall season won/lost records updated, as of 9/25/12, at
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football scores updated, as of 9/27/12, at:
http://deafdigestsports.com/football-scores/football-scores/
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today’s football games
09/27 New Mexico at Lake Arthur
09/27 Michigan hosts Akron-Fairgrove
09/27 Minnesota at West Lutheran
09/27 Washington hosts Wishkah
09/27 Arkansas hosts Victory Christian
09/27 Tennessee at South Carolina
09/27 Colorado at Primero
upcoming football games
09/28 Alabama at Fayetteville
09/28 Arizona at Hayden
09/28 Maryland at Perry Street
09/28 Illinois at Mendon
09/29 Fremont at St Vincent
09/29 Georgia at Carolinas (at Wilson)
09/29 Wisconsin at Iowa
09/29 Louisiana at Mississippi
09/29 Texas at Model
09/29 Indiana at Florida
09/29 Kansas at Oklahoma
09/29 Riverside at Phoenix
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Florida homecoming announcement
FSDB Alumni Weekend: Sept. 28 and 29, 2012
(Volleyball tournament, football game and alumni events)
click the link for more information:
http://www.fsdb.k12.fl.us/?p=1753
any questions, contact me
BP Murphy,
FSDB Alumni Relations and Historian
murphyb@fsdb.k12.fl.us
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National Spike Out
(newspaper story)
VOLLEYBALL
The Arizona XIV Spikeout Tournament will be hosted by the ASDB at the
University of Arizona Rec Center on Friday and Saturday and at ASDB on
Saturday. All action begins at 8 am both days.
Besides ASDB, teams scheduled to attend are: California (CA) School for
the Deaf – Fremont, California School for the Deaf (Riverside CA), Indiana
(IN) School for the Deaf, Maryland School for the Deaf, Minnesota (MN)
State Academy for the Deaf, Model Secondary School for the Deaf, New
Mexico School for the Deaf (Santa Fe NM), Phoenix Day School for the Deaf,
Rochester (NY) School for the Deaf, Texas (TX) School for the Deaf and
Washington (WA) School for the Deaf.
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Gallaudet football
Gallaudet’s Tony Tatum and Jared Pearce earn ECFC Player of the Week honors
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2012-13/releases/ecfcpow-week4
Bison cornerback Tony Tatum earns second BSCN Athlete of the Week award
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/fball/2012-13/releases/bscntow-week4
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Gallaudet volleyball
Gallaudet picks up big in-region victory over Gettysburg
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wvball/2012-13/releases/recap_gettysburg
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American soccer
September 18 ASD 9 RISD 5
Now 1-1 record, Oscar Tejada, Zoie Haggarty, Christopher
Ramaza, and Jonathan Campoverde scored and with assistant
of Jonthan Clark, Tony Madina, and Oscar Tejada.
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Arkansas volleyball
The Lady Leopards volleyball teams traveled to Hot Springs, yesterday
afternoon, to play against Gospel Light Christian Academy. The teams
were not able to earn a win.
JV: (L) 24-26, 13-25
V (5-8 overall)(4-7 AACS)(1-1 vs Deaf): (L) 8-25, 8-25, 4-25
Both squads will play at home this Thursday 9/27 against Christian
Ministries…starting at 5:30.
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Florida volleyball
September 25, 2012 FSDB at St. Joe
Away 0-8 0-7
(District)
FSDB 21 17 15
Oak Hall 25 25 25
I couldnít have asked for anything more from the girls tonight
(except for a win!). They played well both on offense and on
defense. They bonded as a team, had good team spirit, and didn’t
give up even when the other team had game point and they were behind.
All three of these games were great, even though the score of the
last one doesn’t look like it. They were hard fought points with
lots of hits and tipped balls. I think we have finally found a
rotation that works and the girls have found their groove! Keep up
the good work ladies!
The next game is on Thursday, September 27 at St. Francis in
Gainesville. JV will play at 5:30 and Varsity at 6:30. Please come
out and support the girls, if you can! (This is our last trek to
Gainesville this year!!!)
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Fremont football
video shown nationally
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/specials/underdogs/
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Fremont volleyball
CSD d. Fremont Christian 3-1
25-12, 25-18, 12-25, 25-17
8-4 won lost
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Learning Center volleyball
TLC Lady Ghosts 0 Concord Academy 3
Best of 5 match
TLC Lady Ghosts had a good test against a talented team of Concord
Academy (CA).
In first match – CA ran over the Lady Ghosts and surely gave us a
wake up call.
In second match – Lady Ghosts started to fire up and fought tooth and
nails against against CA.
In third Game – we kept battling against CA and their serving was
really good. By the end of the match we ran out of energy.
Score Results: 6-25, 21-25, 15-25 – CA winning all three matches.
I am proud of this team as they battled against a great team in two
of the three sets. It was a good wake up call for us and we will
continue to work on improving our skills and prepare for the next
games.
Next game – Friday, September 28 @ Pennsylvania School for the Deaf,
and Saturday, September 29 at New Jersey School for the Deaf.
Record 3-1
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Learning Center soccer
Newman School 7, TLC 0
Galloping Ghosts played against a really good team in Newman School.
They scored 5 goals against in 1st half. I had decided to gamble by
putting my three best players on the front line in order to bring
pressure onto them. Also, we make a little change on defense by
putting my best player in defense who can control the game. In 2nd
half we managed better defensively by allowing 2 goal. We will
continue to re-evaluate and move players into differnet positions
until everyone is comfortable with their variety roles in this team.
Next game- vs defending league champion, Covenant Christian Academy
at TLC at 4pm
0-4 record
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Lexington soccer
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
New York (NYSD) 1 Lexington 2
Jackson Heights, NY- Fanwood Tornadoes traveled to Lexington and
fought their hearts out in this great match as both team played with
physically tough attitude. Of course, both teams wanted to win this
match so badly. We led at halftime 2-0 and NYSD scored the only goal
in 2nd half. We made several adjustments because of absent players
and we also switched goalkeepers today as well. Tyler Horner scored
on an assist dished by Samer Abualya at 27th minute mark. Andy
Espinal added the goal to solidify the lead at 33rd minute mark.
Fanwood’s Victor Duran scored at 42nd minute mark. Vikramdeep Singh
took the goalkeeper position and showed he could play well as he made
9 saves.
Next game: Pennsylvania (PSD) at Lexington on Friday, September 28th
at 4:00 PM. It will be a 9 on 9 match.
Lexington’s Homecoming happens on Saturday, September 29th We will
play against American (ASD) Volleyball at 11 AM and Soccer at 1 PM.
Season Record: 2-2 (PSAA 2-2)(Deaf Schools 1-0)
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Maryland volleyball
newspaper story
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Maryland volleyball
VARSITY
msd beat mt. airy christian, 3-0
25-21, 25-21, 25-23
record 14-6-1
tarja lewis
5 kills, 1 block, 26 assists, 9 digs, 2 aces
tessa lewis
12 kills, 1 assist, 6 digs, 3 aces
rebecca washington
11 kills, 6 digs
mia goldberg
4 kills, 3 assists, 4 digs, 2 aces
sierra mcconville
9 digs
emily desimone
5 dig, 1 assist, 2 aces
alexa paulay-simmon
2 kills, 1 block, 3 assists
JV RESULTS
msd beat st. maria goretti, 2-1
14-25, 25-2, 15-9
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Missouri volleyball
Results: MSD Centralia JV
16 25
5 25
13 25
Jr. Odalis Araujo led the Eagles serving with 3 service points and
was 8/15 (53%) on serve receives. While Sr. Ashley Yount was 15/18
83% passing
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New Jersey soccer and volleyball
has started very late this year in soccer and volleyball
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New Mexico volleyball
New Mexico School for the Deaf 3, Walatowa 0
The Lady Roadrunners continue to pound away at the opposition with
their serving, and it led to a District 1B sweep of the Lady Cougars,
25-7, 25-17, 25-13, in Larson Gymnasium.
Sophomore Jaelyn Sanchez led the way with 11 aces out of her 13
service points for NMSD (4-2, 2-0 1B) as she helped fill in for
Amberley Luna, who’s out with a left knee injury. Krystle Stewart
added nine aces out of her 18 service points.
Lady Roadrunners head coach Amanda Lujan said stability after a
season-opening spate of injuries has helped the team settle down.
“The last three or four games, we’re able to consistently play our
game,” Lujan said. “I think that is very important going into more
district games.”
Rosina Garcia had 11 assists, and Maria Elena Rendon had 12 kills for
NMSD
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New York/Fanwood volleyball
Volleyball Results:
Friday, Sept. 21 The Learning Center 3-1 New York School for the Deaf,
Fanwood
Monday, Sept. 24 Hamden Hall 0-0 New York School for the Deaf, Fanwood
(cancelled)
0-1 record
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New York/Fanwood soccer
The Learning Center 2-3 New York School for the Deaf, Fanwood
Lexington School for the Deaf 2 – New York School for the Deaf, Fanwood 1 @
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Pennsylvania soccer & volleyball
On September 21st PSD traveled to St Mary’s School for the Deaf to
attend their Homecoming celebration, both soccer
and volleyball competed.
Soccer
PSD boys soccer beat SMSD 3-0, this marks PSD’s first win against St
Mary’s since 2008. Mark Gonzalez (Senior) scored two points, Zashun
Long (Junior) scored one goal and Kevin Brown had one assist.
The team is working hard to maintain a successful season, they
currently stand at 1-0. Next game is Friday, September 28th @
Lexington School for the Deaf.
Volleyball
For the first time, ALL 6 girls stepped on the court together.
Despite not having practiced together, they showed amazing team work.
Briona Hayes played in her FIRST varsity game. Estefany Martinez and
Deidre Perez improved their serving during each set. Tyaisha Hollis
had a HUGE hit during the third set. Selena Ramos and Kim Nguyen
showed all around skill and handled the demands of each position with
ease. They put in a great effort but couldn’t land a win. The St.
Mary’s girls were great hosts and the sense of camaraderie was easily
seen on and off the court. Overall, it was a great trip and a good
beginning for our girls.
The record currently stands at 0-1
Our first home game is September 28 vs The Learning Center.
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Rhode Island soccer
We had 18 sign up but were only to field 11 players with 3 ineligible
to play for different reasons. The start of the season was a
challenge playing and practicing with 8 players. The Head coach Jesse
Walsh has been doing a nice job keeping the team together until the 3
ineligible players join the team!
9/18 vs ASD Lost 5-8 (Played 8 on 8)
9/22 @ Block Island lost 0-9 (With 7 players)
9/25 @ Masters Lost 6-8 (Played with 8 players)
Record: 0-3
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Rochester soccer
Game 6 Write-up
This was a great game against WPSD (Western Pennsylvania
School for the Deaf), but where we should have succeeded, we didn’t.
This was a game that we could have, and should have, won, but, we,
as a team, could not click. We made many shots, but we were not able
to get any through, as many shots hit the crossbar. Three shots, to
be specific, hit the crossbar, however, two actual shots were made
and saved by the WPSD goalie. We were not able to make any shots
click, however, neither were they, as they only had three shots on
our goalie. The game ended with a score of 0-0, a game that we
should have won, but we, as a team, were not able to click, so we
ended the game in a tie.
Score: 0-0
Record: 1-2-3
Game 7 Write-up: The game against WPSD (Western Pennsylvania School
for the Deaf) was hard because we just could not click, missing some
of our key players, but the game against OSD (Ohio School for the
Deaf), however, was a breeze because we were able to click
beautifully. We got our first goal within the first five minutes of
the first half, then we just kept the goals coming in, with some
beautiful shots from Paul, the star of this game. This game was a
validation of our skills, and we just knew what to do and how to beat
OSD. We were able to get six goals, but in the last ten minutes of
the second half, we seemed to slack a bit, that’s not to say that we
let them score, because we didn’t, but our energy seemed to drain,
and we just didn’t score any more.
Score 6-0
Record: 2-2-3
Game 8 Write-up: It was time for a rematch against WPSD, after that
0-0 tie which we knew we should have won. Our morale was high after
our defeat of OSD yesterday, and we knew that we should, and would
beat WPSD. After a beautiful pass from Tim Artinian, Chris Mitchell
made the first gaol of the game (His first career goal for RSD as
well), and the first goal for us, all in under five minutes! Then
the goals started coming more easily, and Tim made two more goals for
us. Yes, we won the game 3-1, after they made their first goal, but
that stopped us from having a shut out. We still won the rematch
against WPSD, and we were now 2-0-1 in the tournament.
Score: 3-1
Record 3-2-3
Game 9 Write-up: Another match against OSD?! We were prepared
again, and our confidence was high after beating WPSD, and we had
some swagger in our step, not too much though. We knew that we had
to beat them, but what we didn’t know was that we were already the
homecoming champions, and that if we beat them, it would just
solidify our title. We got our first goal at exactly four minutes,
and Jaron Rehkop, who got another goal later in the game. Our
homecoming MVP, Tim Artinian, got another two goals, and brought his
total goal number over the four homecoming games to six, and when
they scored, they stopped us from getting the shutout we so desired.
The game ended with a score of 6-1, and your Rochester WIldcats were
the champions. We had two all-stars, Chris Mitchell and Paul
Gentzke, and one MVP, Tim Artinian.
Score: 6-1
Record 4-2-3
David “MVP” Mayes
Stay tuned: Game 10 wrap-coming soon!!!
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South Carolina volleyball
8/30/12 - Southside Christian 25 25 25
SCSDB 7 7 3 Lost
9/4/12 Brashier Middle College 25 25 25
SCSDB 8 6 11 Lost
9/6/12 Greenville Tech Charter 25 25 25
SCSDB 11 12 17 Lost
9/11/12 Christ Church 25 25 25
SCSDB 15 14 14 Lost
9/13/12 Tenn. School f/t Deaf 11 20 17
SCSDB 25 25 25 Won
9/14/12 Ky School f/t Deaf 12 17
SCSDB 25 25 Won (Spike-out Tournament)
9/14/12 Ohio School f/t Deaf 21 10
SCSDB 25 25 Won (Spike-out Tournament)
9/15/12 Miss. School f/t Deaf 22 25 15
SCSDB 25 9 14 Lost (Spike-out Tournament)
9/15/12 Mich. School f/t Deaf 25 22 11
SCSDB 17 25 15 Won (Spike-out Tournament)
9/15/12 St. Rita School f/t Deaf 25 22
SCSDB 27 25 Won (Spike-out Tournament)
9/15/12 Mich. School f/t Deaf 25 25 Championship Round
SCSDB 16 13 Lost (2nd place at Spike-out Tournament)
9/17/12 Greer Middle College 25 25 25
SCSDB 14 11 13 Lost
9/18/12 North Carolina School f/t Deaf 26 12 14
SCSDB 28 25 25 Won
9/20/12 St. Joseph’s Catholics 25 25 25
SCSDB 3 3 14 Lost
9/25/12 Southside Christian 25 25 25
SCSDB 7 5 10 Lost
RECORD: 9 Loses – 6 Wins
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St Mary’s soccer
Falk 2 St Mary’s 0
This past Tuesday our boys varsity team took on the Falk school in
our second soccer match of the season. Our club was determined to
improve upon some of the errors we exhibited in our previous
contest. Right from the get-go, it was clear that we were going to
play a more aggressive style of defense in an effort to provide our
offense with more opportunities to score. In the 1st half of the game
our assertive approach was dictating the tempo of the contest and
although we were unable to slip anything by our oppositions goal
keeper, we tallied more shots on goal then we did the entire match
that preceded this one. Our best chance came at the 14:00min mark
when one of our mid-fielders(Lu Reh) rang a shot of our competitors
cross bar only to have the ball fall straight down to the goal line
and roll a few inches in the wrong direction. At half time the score
was tied 0-0 and although our team was happy with our effort so far,
we knew there was still a full 25:00min of soccer left to play.
Unfortunately, the 2nd half of the contest didn’t go as we had
planned. With limited substitutes, our players gradually could no
longer impose the same type of will that they forced upon Falk
earlier in the game. Despite a stout defense led by Jacob Rhoades
and a number of key saves by Baylen Oliver, Falk eventually was able
to tack on some goals and dashed any hope that we might be able to
squeak out a win. In our post game meeting the coaching staff as
well as the players talked about how they were able to see some
positive changes in our teams style of play and realize what it is
going to take in order to continue to present a challenge for other
teams. Once again, we would like to thank all of our supporters and
look forward to seeing you at future games.
Overall Record 0-2
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Tennessee volleyball
High School Volleyball at TSD
Wartburg High School defeats TSD 25-16, 25-23, 25-18.
Wartburg – Rachel Smarsh – 5 points
Carrigan Erickson – 8 points
TSD – Kayla Brooks – 10 points, 1 assist
Michaela Evans – 2 points, 1 ace, 3 tips, 3 assists
0-13 record
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Texas volleyball
Concordia 25 10 25 18 15
TSD 22 25 23 25 17
TSD (15-9) Kills- Schmidjorg, 12 Assists- Crawford, 26 Aces- Johnson, 10
Digs- King, 10
Concordia Kills- Claire, 5 Assists- Hannah, 10 Aces- Hannah, 5 Blocks-
Hannah, 2
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Virginia soccer
The 2012 Varsity Soccer team for VSDB is comprised of the following
players:
Tim Smith – senior
Stephen Wessely – senior
Devin Guertler – senior
Aaron Kincaid – senior
Javier Alcazar – senior
Josh Helmich – senior
Alfred Proffitt – senior
Tim Foley – senior
Jamie Thompson – senior
Xandru Amrhein – senior
Aaron Quillen – junior
Adrian Crosby – sophomore
Dorian Smith – sophomore
Malik Sims – sophomore
Kason Wallace – sophomore
Christopher Alexander – freshman
Troy Ford – sophomore
Manager: Hannah Mills – junior
Head Coach: Lindsay Burris
Assisstant Coach: Cliff Watson
Team Captains are Tim Smith and Stephen Wessely
Our Record so far is 0-2-1
VSDB vs. Massanutten Military Academy score: 1-3
VSDB vs. Ridgeview Christian score 1-1
VSDB vs. United Christian score 0-5
We have 6 games remaining in our season.
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Western Pennsylvania soccer and volleyball
VOLLEYBALL, they swept us in 3 sets, 25-6, 25-11, and 25-13. LEAGUE RECORD:
1-7 SEASON RECORD: 1-11
SOCCER – They opened by knocking 4 goals in the first half and added another
one in the 2nd half. I decided to put all my substitutes (6 of them) in to
give them some game time experience with 15 minutes left in the game. We
allowed one goal in but managed to take that one back by putting one behind
the opponent’s net by our substitute, Mark Greathouse. He has gotten a goal
in 2 consecutive game (He was not on the roster for the Rochester
Homecoming, thereby missing all 4 games there).
LEAGUE RECORD: 2-5-1 OVERALL RECORD: 4-6-3
We will host Ohio School for the Deaf in both sports today.
As for tomorrow, our Lady Lions will travel to Seeds of Faith and our soccer
team will earn a forfeit victory over Cornerstone Prep due to unforeseen
circumstance on their part. I hate that… getting forfeit victory… ugh!
Against Ohio SD in volleyball and soccer
VOLLEYBALL – We won, 3-1 (25-23, 26-24, 17-25, and 25-21).
OVERALL RECORD: 2-11
SOCCER – We found ourselves battling out and at the 15th minute mark, it
seemed that we were just standing and munching on popcorn, watching Dixy
Aplicano doing his show with his foot and weaving through our defense and
ramming it home for a 1-0 lead. Five minutes later, we were called for a
penalty and that occurred in the penalty box, giving the Spartans an
opportunity to increase their lead if they convert this penalty shot. They
called on Dixy to do the honors and he cheerfully did his duty with ease,
putting them up 2-0. After in invigorating pep talk at the half time, we
continued to pressure them and Mark Greathouse (yes, him again!) got us on
the board at the 57th minute mark when he tapped a Travis Frye’s pass in.
At the 66th minute mark, Travis Frye headed an Anthony Cochran’s corner kick
to tie the game up. Mark Greathouse strike again at the 74th minute mark by
directing Dajion Dixon’s kick into to give us a 3-2 lead. Kevin Araujo put
an exclamation when he added an insurance goal at the 79th minute mark and
we escaped with a 4-2 victory.
Our game against Cornerstone Prep has been forfeited to us due to unforeseen
issue on their part….
RECORD: 6-6-3
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2012 fall season won/lost records updated, as of 9/23/12, at http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
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football scores updated, as of 9/23/12, at: http://deafdigestsports.com/football-scores/football-scores/
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yesterday’s football games
Arizona Charter 44 Phoenix 36
Brown County 47 Illinois 24
Covington 41 Indiana 26
Sidwell Friends 37 Model 8
Missouri 58 Kansas 22
Minnesota 56 Iowa 20
New Mexico 64 Colorado 13
Tennessee 14 Louisiana 8
Texas 53 Riverside 0
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upcoming football games
09/27 Michigan hosts Akron-Fairgrove
09/27 Minnesota at West Lutheran
09/27 Washington hosts Wishkah
09/27 Arkansas hosts Victory Christian
09/27 Tennessee at South Carolina
09/27 Colorado at Primero
09/28 Alabama at Fayetteville
09/28 Arizona at Hayden
09/28 Riverside at Phoenix
09/28 Maryland at Perry Street
09/28 Illinois at Mendon
09/29 New Mexico at Arizona
09/29 Fremont at St Vincent
09/29 Georgia at Carolinas (at Wilson)
09/29 Wisconsin at Iowa
09/29 Louisiana at Mississippi
09/29 Texas at Model
09/29 Indiana at Florida
09/29 Kansas at Oklahoma
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Florida homecoming announcement
FSDB Alumni Weekend: Sept. 28 and 29, 2012
(Volleyball tournament, football game and alumni events) click the link for more information:
http://www.fsdb.k12.fl.us/?p=1753
any questions, contact me BP Murphy, FSDB Alumni Relations and Historian murphyb@fsdb.k12.fl.us
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Gallaudet women’s volleyball
Gallaudet begins NEAC title defense, picks up two conference wins http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wvball/2012-13/releases/recap_mscwells
GU picks up third conference win with straight set victory over SUNYIT http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wvball/2012-13/releases/recap_sunyit
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Gallaudet women’s soccer
Bison jump out to early lead before Wells scores three straight http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wsoc/2012-13/releases/recap_wells
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Gallaudet men’s soccer
GU hangs tough against Wells but lose 1-0 http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/msoc/2012-13/releases/recap_wells
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Colorado volleyball
CSDB played Elbert on Thursday evening. The score was 13-25, 8-25, 15-25, and CSDB lost.
Saturday against New Mexico School for the Deaf was a loss, 14-25, 19-25, 17-25.
Total record is now 1-8.
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Fremont football
(part of newspaper story)
Ward Beecher and Joey Valdez ran for touchdowns in the final four minutes as the Upper Lake Cougars used a strong second half to beat California School for the Deaf 20-3
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Maryland volleyball
Oriole Classic at MSD round robin msd beat mt. airy christian, 2-0 25-17, 25-17 msd beat st. marie goretti, 2-0 25-11, 25-11 msd beat heritage academy, 2-0 25-17, 25-23 msd beat new life christian, 2-0 25-16, 25-18 msd beat grace academy, 2-0 25-14, 25-17 msd beat james school, 2-0 25-8, 25-16 semi finals msd beat mt. airy christian, 2-0 32-30, 25-14 finals msd lost to heritage academy , 0-2 23-25, 16-25 tarja lewis 2 kills, 21 assists, 1 dig, 2 aces tessa lewis 9 kills, 1 assist, 4 digs, 1 ace rebecca washington 8 kills, 2 digs, 2 aces emily desimone 7 digs tarja lewis was selected on all tournament team record: 13-6-1
JUNIOr VARSITY round robin msd lost to fairfax firebirds, 22-25 msd beat james river, 25-4 msd beat mt. airy christian, 25-13 msd beat new life christian, 25-11 msd beat st. marie goretti, 25-14 semi finals msd beat st. marie goretti, 2-1 23-25, 25-11, 1503 finals msd lost to fairfax firebirds, 1-2 25-16, 18-25, 13-15 record:9 – 5 christy zendarski was selected on all tournament team
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Minnesota volleyball
Iowa School for the Deaf Triangular:
MSAD defeated BoysTown (NE) (2-0); 25-12 and 25-19.
MSAD defeated Iowa School for the Deaf (2-0); 25-16 and 25-17.
11-0 as of today.
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Missouri football
Missouri School for the Deaf played Kansas School for the Deaf at their Homecoming today. Missouri won 58-22. Both teams played hard. Here are the game stats:
Sr. KiJuan Monroe pass 4 out of 15 for 111 yards and 2 touchdowns; rushed for 133 yards and 1 safety.
Jr. Nick Jones rushed for 22 yards, 2 receptions for 73 yards, 1 fumble recovery and 1 touchdown.
Fr. Joseph Allen 2 receptions for 38 yards, rushed for 43 yards, and 1 touchdown.
Sr. Clayton Scaife 1 fumble recovery for a touchdown.
Comments for coach Kevin Voelker ” Our boys played with good effort and enthusiasm in the game. We had a lot of penalties on defense that our team is going to have to improve on when we face Minnesota School for the Deaf. Minnesota is 4-0 in our conference, we our 2-1. But if our boys cut out the penalties, we be ready for Minnesota.”
Next game is Saturday, October 6 at 2:00 p.m.
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New Mexico vs Colorado football
NMSD vs CSDB football game summary
Another win for our NMSD football boys with victory over CSDB in our homecoming game, 64-13 ending in middle of 3rd quarter due to mercy rule. We are now 4-0 for the season, now next game is against very tough Lake Arthur team which most likely is a playoff team this coming Thursday the 27th at their Lake Arthur field.
We had a balanced stats among our boys without any real stand out stats again.
Defensively, we held them for CSDB’s total offense of 178 yards. They had 19 rushes for 145 yards and their passing game was 5-9 for 33 yards and an INT.
Offensively, we had total of 377 yards with 243 team rushing yards and 134 team passing yards.
Defense stats:
Immanuel Neubauer lead the team in defense with 7 total tackles.
Ever Mendoza with 6 total tackles.
Julio Ruiz with 5 total tackles including a big sack with 7 yards loss.
Wilding with 5 total tackles and one INT return for 43 yards.
Carroll with 4 and Chavez with 3.
Rushing Offense stats:
Neubauer 5 rushes for 83 yards and 2 TDs
Carroll 6 rushes for 85 yards and 2 TDs
Chavez 6 rushes for 65 yards and 1 TD.
Passing Offense stats:
Ruiz 8 -12 for 117 yards and 4 TD passes.
Ty Wilding led team with 5 catches for 87 yards and 2 TDs
Mendoza with 2 catches for 23 yards and 2 TDs
Lee with 2 catches for 24 yards.
Ever Mendoza had 4 PATs kicked out of 9 attempts. Two also resulted in Passing PAT scores to Neubauer and Carroll.
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New Mexico volleyball
9/20/12 New Mexico School for the Deaf 3, Monte del Sol 0
9/18/12 NMSD 0, Des Moines 3
3-2 record to date
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Phoenix football
It was like chasing a mirage in the desert in last night’s battle of the winless at the huge Cortez High School stadium for Phoenix, as the Roadrunners lost their fifth game of the season to Arizona Charter, 44-36. A 45-yard run into the end zone by PDSD’s Eric Blount with 17 seconds remaining was nullified by a holding penalty against PDSD.
PDSD will host California School for the Deaf at Riverside on Friday, Sept. 28th at 7 pm.
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Tennessee vs Louisiana football
At the Louisiana Homecoming Day game (their motivation), TSD left at 1 pm for the “infinite-like” trip (12 hours) and arrived at 1 30 am with no Friday practice! Plus there was 90s degree at 3 PM on Saturday.
Halftime: Louisiana 8 Tennessee 0
Final score: Tennessee 14 Louisiana 8
Tennessee’s Rashard Whitterspoon ran back a punt late in the fourth quarter 88 yards for the game winning touchdown.
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Matt Hamill’s comeback win
(newspaper story)
Deaf light heavyweight Matt Hamill of Utica, N.Y., was successful in his return from a year-long retirement. Hamill (11-4) scored a unanimous decision over Nova Scotia’s Roger Hollett (13-4).
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DeafSports Trivia
Q. There was an unusual Gallaudet football feat that took place in the 35-7 win over Newport News Apprentice. What was it?
A. A QB brother (Todd Bonheyo) threw a touchdown pass to a running back brother (Ryan Bonheyo). It is believed to be the only time in Gallaudet’s football history that this brother scoring act took place. Way back in 1966, there was a QB, Emory Marsh and a wide receiver, Charles Marsh, both brothers, but there were no touchdown passes between both of them.
2012/09/19
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Yesterday’s football score
Ribet 42 Riverside 12
Upcoming football games
09/20 Michigan at Owendale-Gagetown
09/20 South Carolina at Carolinas (Morganton)
09/20 Mississippi hosts Chamberlain-Hunt
09/20 Arkansas at Ashley County
09/20 Florida at Vanguard
09/20 Wisconsin hosts Stockbridge
09/21 Fremont hosts Upper Lake
09/21 Phoenix at Arizona Charter
09/21 Indiana hosts Covington
09/21 Maryland hosts Riverdale Baptist
09/22 Colorado at New Mexico
09/22 Minnesota at Iowa
09/22 Riverside at Texas
09/22 Kansas at Missouri
09/22 Model at Sidwell Friends
09/22 Tennessee at Louisiana
09/22 Illinois hosts Brown County
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Gallaudet volleyball
Ann Whited named NEAC Women’s Volleyball Student-Athlete of the Week
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wvball/2012-13/releases/neacsaow-sep17
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Alabama volleyball
Thursday, September 13
Sylacauga 3 ASD 0
25 – 8, 25 – 19, 25 – 14
Saturday, September 15
Alabama 3 Tennessee 0
25 – 10, 25 – 16, 25 – 22
Season Record: 3 – 6
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Alabama football
Saturday, September 15
Tennessee 58 Alabama 26 (Eight-Man)
Season Record: 1 – 2
(editor’s note: Alabama plays 11-man football,
but agreed to play a 8-man game with Tennessee.
It is back to 11-man for the rest of the season)
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Arizona volleyball
team is coached by Linda Murashige
We played PDSD at their homecoming last Saturday and
we won the match. The match was so close and we won
3 out of 5 sets, 22-25, 25-22, 25-22,21-25, 15-7.
1 win and 4 lost
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Colorado volleyball
September 17, 2012, CSDB JV vs. CIVA JV (CIVA won 2-1) Scores: 21-25,
25-21, 11-15.
September 17, 2012, CSDB Var vs. CIVA Var (CIVA won 3-1) Scores:
11-25, 25-18, 26-24, 22-25.
September 18, 2012, CSDB JV vs. Pikes Peak Prep JV (PPP won 2-1)
Scores: (25-15, 17-25, 14-16).
Total Varsity record is now 1-4 and JV is 0-3.
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Florida volleyball
Varsity
September 18, 2012 FSDB at St. Johns Country Day
Away 0-6 0-5
(District)
FSDB 9 13 11
SJCDS 25 25 25
The girls started off this match dazed and confused! Iím not sure
why, but thankfully they snapped out of and it became the best match
they have played so far. The score and the stats donít show it, but
it really was a good match for us overall. The girls were doing much
better with serve receive and played better offense and defense than
we have played so far this season. This is probably the 3rd best
team weíve played, yet we had our best game, which says a lot for the
girls. This season is going to be about what we do on our side of
the net, not what the scoreboard reflects. If we are able to get in
some wins along the way, thatís just going to be an extra bonus! Our
best opportunity to win will be our two tournaments and non-district
play, since our district schedule is so tough!
The next game is on Thursday, September 20 at Oak Hall in
Gainesville. JV will play at 5:30 and Varsity at 6:30. Please come
out and support the girls, if you can!
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Fremont volleyball
CSD d. OMI
25-4, 25-13, 25-15
CSD 6-4
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Iowa volleyball
Game #1
Iowa Deaf vs Lewis Central Frosh (4A school)
Lost in 2 straight in the triangular meet
25-17, 25-8
Rough edges during the game, saw bright spots at serving. Auna
Ferguson 7-8 serving, Marianne Mohr 4-5 and Johanna Scherling 100% at
the line.
Game #2
Iowa Deaf vs Thomas Jefferson Frosh (3 A school)
Lost a close one to the Yellowjackets in two
Second match of the triangular
25-22 , 25-16
Johanna Scherling 3 kills lead the team. Cassie Contreras middle
hitter had 2 kills. Defensively, ISD played good with team total of
22 digs.
Game #3
Iowa Deaf vs Treynor Frosh (2A school)
Took Treynor only 3 sets to beat us. Out of sync all night!
25-20 25-11 25-16
Only got a total of 6 kills all night, and defensively struggled with
our passing.
Played a roller coaster of a game, with close rallies then then ace
serves.
Cassie Contreras and Annette Hough both had 2 blocks.
Game #4
Won our first game of the season against Arkansas School for the
Deaf.
25-18 25-21 25-10
The whole team got to play some. Which was nice for the players on
the ISD team.
Leading the way that day was Amanda Barrier, Auna Ferguson, Johanna
Scherling at the net.
Played aggressive volleyball!
Johanna Scherling went 100% hitting, with 1 kill and Amanda Barrier
went 100% hitting with 3 kills.
“I was pleased with their effort, but I know we can play better
volleyball” It was a lot of fun to travel for the first time to
Arkansas.
Game #5
Back home to play Underwood JV and ISD could not muster a win!
25-5 17-25(w) 25-12 25-15
Went 4 sets but could not put things together. Once again our
passing failed us. Our top skills for the day was our serving
again. Outstanding serves we had as a team.
Auna Ferguson lead with 6 aces. Our setting got alittle better from
Gabby Humlicek and Amanda Barrier. Still working out the kinks!!
Game #6
Iowa Deaf vs Heartland Christian
Frustrating loss for us again. Could not put 2 and 2 together.
Defensively solid, serving solid, our downfall again-passing.!
“things we need to work on all year is our passing. We need to
become a better team right off the bat”
Scores
25-17 25-16 17-25(w) 25-17
Gabby Humlicek, Amanda Barrier and Johanna Scherling all set well.
We are getting there coach Lechner said.
Game #7
Iowa Deaf Vs Nishnabotna JV
Wow! Still cannot get on track with every aspect of our game!
Lost again
26-24 25-21 21-25(w) 25-23
BUT did play some good volleyball. Kept it close all night. Good
serving from both teams, outstanding defense both teams—either team
could have won the match. 14 defensive digs, 11 kills, (5 Cassie
Contreras middle hitter) and our passing and setting improved.
Leaders on the team: Johanna Scherling, Auna Ferguson and sub
player Brianna Vargo saw good action due to the fact Amanda Barrier
went down with an ankle injury.
Game #8
Iowa Deaf vs Kansas Deaf
What a Cat comeback!!!! Down 2 games to 0, the Lady Bobcats fought
back, clawing and scratching to pull out the win in 5.
Exciting game to watch, coach and the players played with Heart!
Johanna Scherling switched to middle due to the injury to Cassie
Contreras and played outstanding. Setters Gabby and Amanda stepped
up their game in all aspects. Serving was our strong suit.
Our record now is 2 wins and 6 loses.
Next game against Boystown and Minnesota Deaf in a Triangular on
Saturday.
Our record now is 2 wins and 6 loses.
Next game against Boystown and Minnesota Deaf in a Triangular on Saturday.
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Lexington soccer
Welcome back everyone! Lexington will kick off its season tomorrow
(Thurs. Sept. 20th). We will play against Martin Luther HS at
Lexington at 3:45 PM. We got a lot of returning players on the roster
for the year. The captains are Tyler Horner and Raymond Devarez. We
have 15 game schedule if the weather does not play havoc on us!
Madine Metfah and Suraj Ghale are the stars returning from last
year’s squad. We will be reporting after every game during the
season. The team will be coached by Frank Wells and Spencer Stelmach.
Best of the luck to these Blue Jays soccer team carrying on a 31
winning streak that started back in 2009 season.
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Michigan volleyball
Game #10 September 17, 2012
VS. New Life Christian Academy
MSD NLCA
15 25
25 22
11 25
23 25
Highlights-
Senior Jennifer Wickman- 7 kills, 5 aces and 3 assists
Senior Jessica Kales- 7 assists and 3 kills.
Record is now 6-4
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Minnesota volleyball
Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf VB defeated North
Lakes Academy (3-0); 25-11. 25-8. 25-15.
8-0 as of tonight.
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St Mary’s volleyball
It is now SMSD Girls VB season and our SMSD girls are working and
practicing well so far. This year there are more rookies in our
volleyball team than the experience players I have this year. It is
pretty much a well balance and both rookies and experience players
are player mentoring with positive support and teaching. I see them
working well like a team. Our goal in our team is “TEAMWORK” and all
agree with it.
Yesterday was our first Volleyball game and we played against Niagara
Catholic. We played two best of three and won two games. The scores
were 25 – 14 (W) and 25- 12 (W). Niagara Catholic was nice and
willing to play the third game as our practice since we, SMSD, do not
have lot of girls like many other schools. Thank you Niagara
Catholic and we appreciated.
Emily Murphy, Senior, did a great job on her serving with the total
of 19 points in two games. And for the rookie, Jamila Torres, 8th
grader, had 12 points with her serving. The others did a great job
in overall playing areas; bump-set-spike. Rebecca Swiatek had three
sets and she was so thrill with her playing.
Excellent job, SMSD Girls VB team, on your first start of the
season. Keep it up and continue to work as a team!
Our next two games are Thursday, Sept. 20th which we will play
against Health Science Charter at 4 pm (home) and the next one is
Saturday at 10 am which we will play with PSD (Pennsylvania School
for the Deaf from Philadelphia) – our SMSD Homecoming weekend. Come
and watch with our team. We need your support!
1-0 record
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Tennessee volleyball
Alabama School for the Deaf & Blind defeats TSD: 10-25, 16-25, 22-25
ASDB – Tuesdae Dunklin – 16 points; Ashley Laster – 13 points
TSD – Jada Pittman – 7 points, 3 aces, 3 kills
Kayla Brooks -7 points, 1 assist
TSD Record: 0-8
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Texas volleyball
TSD 26 27 25
CTCS 24 25 20
TSD 14-8
TSD- kills Etkie 7. Assists Crawford 19 blocks Hamilton 1. Aces
schmidjorg 5. Digs king 5
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Virginia volleyball
(newspaper story)
The Stuart Hall Dragons cruised to a 25-14, 25-10, 25-17
sweep Tuesday of the Virginia School for the Deaf and the
Blind Cardinals in nonconference volleyball
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Washington state football
Head Coach – Rob McArthur
Assistant Coach – Howard Johnson
usually the last deaf team in USA to play its
first game. Their season starts in late September
and ends in November, so unlike the August – October
time frame of other deaf teams.
Was supposed to play Oregon. Unfortunately their traditional
rival has dropped this sport this season
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Washington state volleyball
The Lady Terriers volleyball team opened the season with a win!
WSD 2 vs. Washougal “C” 1
WSD 9 – Washougal 25
WSD 25 – Washougal 22
WSD 15 – Washougal 8
Record: 1-0
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Western Pennsylvania volleyball & soccer
From fwells@LEXNYC.ORG Wed Sep 19 17:38:49 2012
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2012 09:36:22 -0400
From: Frank Wells <fwells@LEXNYC.ORG>
To: “barry@deafdigest.com” <barry@deafdigest.com>, “hssports@sportsmx.com” <hssports@sportsmx.com>
Subject: Lexington Soccer
VOLLEYBALL
MON SEPT 17 lost to AMERICAN SPIRIT ACADEMY 2-3 (6-25, 25-13, 20-25,
25-20, and 9-15)
TUES SEPT 18 lost to WILSON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 1-3 (24-26, 21-25, 25-18,
and 15-25)
SEASON RECORD and LEAGUE RECORD: 1-5-0
SOCCER
MON SEPT 17 – hosted American Spirit and it only took us 11 seconds to grab
the lead, 1-0 on a Shay Reeves’ goal, assisted by Kevin Araujo. It took
American Spirit 9 times longer to neutralize that goal (1 minute and 30
seconds later). For the next 38 minutes of that first half, we both could
not do anything but clanged off the goal posts (us 4 times to their 1 time).
At the 43rd minute mark of the 2nd half, we took the lead once again on a
deadly Reeves brother passing combination, Seth tapping in on a Shay’s pass.
They got even at the 62nd minute mark and then immediately took the lead at
the 67th minute mark. The time is running out but we refused to wave the
white flag and kept on battling back and finally the ball found the back of
the net on a Travis Frye’s scorching kick with only 24 seconds remaining!
We went into overtime and ended up in a 3-3 tie.
TUES SEPT 18th – hosted Wilson Christian Academy – We wanted to play as
hard as we did the other day! We did… the first half remained scoreless
and the most important thing is that we managed to shut their best player
down! The 2nd half began on an ominous note as we allowed a goal on an
untimely mistake by our defender. They got another one in on a lucky bounce
when our goalie who had fielded a nice save tried to throw the ball but it
squirmed away (yes, it was raining that time) and that best player took
advantage of it and tipped it home for a 2-0 lead. They added an insurance
goal at the 74th minute mark. We managed to avert a shut out when Travis
Frye knocked a goal in at the very last minute (with about 15 seconds left
in the game).
LEAGUE RECORD; 1-4-1 OVERALL RECORD: 2-4-1
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Wisconsin volleyball
We came into Minnesota knowing that we would be in for a fight. We
lost the first two games. Third game the girls broke out fighting
back hard and ended up winning forcing a 4th game to be played. The
girls were not finished fighting. The 4th game was a battle but we
refused to give up. We ended up making that game a very close one
losing only by 3 points! All players played today and proved to be
true fighters! So proud of them!!!! The scores were 13-25, 10-25,
25-17, and 22-25. Although we did have our first loss, our
statistics were great! Our serving errors dropped to 13% team
serving error. Our team was on fire with their hitting skills. Lexi
Christ had 3 kills; Anna Dorst had 3 kills as well. Elizabeth Besaw
had two hitting kills while Lyssa Matsche, Marika Beyer, and Kori
Koss each had one hitting kill.
Wisconsin 13 10 25 22= 1
Minnesota 25 25 17 25= 3
1-1 record
2012 DeafDigest Sports Deaf Basketball honors
Posted by: | Comments2012 DeafDigest Sports Boys’ All-American Basketball Team
Alabama – Kadarius Slaughter
American – Oscar Tejada
Delaware – Quinton Ferrell
Eastern North Carolina – Chris Gaddy
Fremont – Antonie Nathaniel
Iowa – John Isaacson
Louisiana – Anthony Johnson
Maryland – James Steingieser
Minnesota – Shaun Novella
New Jersey – Ishmael Dow
New Mexico – Zachery Lee
North Carolina – Cody Hollar
Oklahoma – Colin Larkins
Pennsylvania – Kelly Sanders
Phoenix – Darrien Aguirre
Rochester – Chris Mitchell
Tennessee – Ethan Swafford
Texas – Dalton Etkie
West Virginia – DeSean Thomas
Wisconsin – Arthur Hart
2012 DeafDigest Sports Girls’ All-American Basketball Team
Alabama – Tuesdae Dunklin
Arizona – Sabina Shysh
Arkansas – Haley Flipse
Delaware – Unique Ross
Eastern North Carolina – Dennisha Snead
Fremont – Alexandria Brinkley-Green
Iowa – Lauren Wellman
Learning Center – Ashley Kingston
Lexington – Nayrani Seerattan
Louisiana – Alexia Powell
Maryland – Augusta Schriver
Minnesota – Tabitha Anderson
New Jersey – Algerbra Williams
New Mexico – Kimberly Herrera
New York/Fanwood – Shellane McKitty
Pennsylvania – Jessica Ginyard
Phoenix – Joanna Paredes
Rochester – Marissa Woodruff
South Carolina – Kia Smith
St Mary’s – Crystle Marion
Texas – Kylene Etkie
2012 DeafDigest Sports Basketball honors:
Boys’ Player of the Year
Kelly Sanders, Pennsylvania
Boys’ Team of the Year
Fremont
Boys’ Basketball Coach of the Year
Lee Jones, Minnesota
Girls’ Team of the Year
Fremont
Girls’ Player of the Year
Crystle Marion, St Mary’s
2012/02/24
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Today’s Hot DeafSports News
- Fremont advances in playoffs
- basketball updates
- an important football supporter passes away
- missing Matt Hamill
- problems with African Deaf Basketball tournament
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Basketball won/lost records, as of 2/23/12, at:
http://deafdigestsports.com/deaf-schools-won-lost-records/
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Dedication
DeafDigest Sports dedicates this edition to Bonita
Hara, the past superintendent of Louisiana School for
the Deaf who just passed away.
Almost immediately upon becoming the new school
superintendent two years ago, she had football
restarted at the LSD. This school, with a strong
tradition in football, was without this sport
for several years.
Said football coach Darren Gremillion:
She was very supportive of athletics at LSD.
I’m going to truly miss her
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Fremont boys
CSD 15 8 17 22 62
Hoopa Valley 13 20 14 14 61
Baer 6 points 5 assists 3 steals
Martin 3 points 3 assists
Lopez 19 points
Liddle 4 points 3 rebounds 1 block
La 11 points 1 assist 1 steals
Nathaniel 19 points 9 rebounds 2 steals 2 blocks
Kray 4 points 5 rebounds 2 steals
we will play against #3 University (SF) this saturday at 7pm.
(editor’s note: team is playing without key player Jacy Pedersen,
who is out for the season with an injury)
from Kevin Kovacs, athletic director:
If we win on Saturday we will be in the semifinals for the NCS Division V.
All semifinalists will then qualify for the Nor Cal regardless of what
happens after the sectionals. Then whoever wins the Nor Cal will play
in the State Finals. Nor Cal includes the top 4 finishers of the other
sections in Northern California. This is only for Division I through V.
There is no Nor Cal or State Finals for Division VI. In some years,
we are in Division VI and others we are in V depending on our enrollment in High School.
This year we are in Division V. Division V is way much tougher than Division VI.
Very hard for us to win with Division V schools in the playoffs. Most of the
schools are private with enrollment up to 400 whereas our school barely has
200 students. Division V is always TOUGH!!
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Fremont girls
CSD 45 Emery 53
CSD 6 14 14 13 = 45
EMY 14 14 14 11 = 53
It was a very heartbroken last game for us with hope to enter the
Section playoffs. As you see in the score box, we had a slow start
in the very first period, but managed to stay strong for the next 3
periods. This was one of our best game we ever played. Priscilla
Castaneda and Alexandria Brinkley-Green was selected for the
All-Tournament. Our season closes with 15-10.
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Indiana boys
(newspaper story)
COVENANT CHRISTIAN 71, INDIANA DEAF 37
Indiana Deaf 7 8 12 10 — 37
Covenant Chr. 22 14 19 16 — 71
Indiana Deaf—P. Kelly 13, K. Bingham 6, T. Stonebraker 5, A. Phillips 4,
D. Smith 4, Z. Kremer 3, K. Long 2. 3-pointers: P. Kelly. Totals: 14 8-15
37.
(end of season; it was a sectionals game)
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Western Pennsylvania girls
First Baptist 32. WPSD. 9
Stacey Quear 5
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Wisconsin boys
Wisconsin defeated Mountain Top last night. Our boys took advantage
tempo in the first half with several fast break points. We continued
to shoot the ball very well through the 2nd half. Our boys managed to
control the ballgame with the man-man situation as we did outsmart
the opponent team in the 4th period. We were very happy to grab “W”
with our last basketball game.
Taylor Koss (Senior) 27 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals
Arthur Hart (Sophomore) 20 points, 14 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals
and 1 block
Lennon Morrissey (Junior) 11 points 3 assists and 1 steal
WSD 15 20 17 12 64
MT 5 16 14 10 45
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Brock Lesnar, BJ Penn and 10 Fighters MMA Will Miss
one of the 10 fighters that MMA will miss is Matt Hamill.
the web posting said:
When Matt Hamill came onto season four of The Ultimate Fighter, he became
an instant hit with the fans due to being deaf. Hamill used his TUF fame
to create a very successful career that saw the former Olympic gold
medalist defeat such names as Tito Ortiz and Mark Munoz.
Hamill’s career is proof that anyone can achieve their dreams. Despite
having a disability, Hamill showed that a disability wasn’t a disadvantage
(contrary to Ortiz’s medical claims).
“The Hammer” had an exciting style that featured strong takedowns and
powerful strikes. This combination made him into one of the most popular
UFC fighters to never win a title.
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Problems with African Deaf Basketball tournament
The 1st Africa Deaf basketball championships was supposed to
involve five deaf national teams from Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania,
Uganda and Mali.
Tanzania, Uganda and Mali droped out, and the host Kenyan team
has not heard from Nigeria if they are coming. The winning
nation is supposed to represent Africa at the Deaflympics.
(Deaflympics? That is another issue!)
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Deaf Collegiate Athletes
Wyoming – L.J. Helbig, jr, wrestling
defeated his North Dakota State opponent 14-8 in the heavyweight class
in his most recent match
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Deaf Elite Athletes
Mitch Graham, Scotland, U-18 national basketball team
no recent updates; web search showed nothing
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Deaf Sports Trivia
Q. The annual Dummy Hoy baseball (not softball) tournament
is where we see the deaf baseball at its finest?
A. DeafDigest Sports is not too sure if we are seeing deaf
baseball at its finest because of two reasons – these
abbreviated five inning games and because of its confusing
pitch-count rules. A smart baseball coach would “hide”
its best pitcher for the championship game by avoiding these
pitch count rules in the preliminary round games. One
school did – and won the championship! During the regular
season the coaches rotate its staff of starting pitchers,
not always that so during the hurried Dummy Hoy weekend.
2012/02/22
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2011 ESDAA II Boys Basketball Tournament
@ Rhode Island School for the Deaf
Feb 17-19, 2012
#1 Game WVSD 73 vs Austine 41
#2 Game RSD 65 vs GBSD 23
#3 Game RISD 63 vs St. Mary’s 33
#4 Game Austine 66 vs TLC JV 39
#5 Game St. Mary’s 48 vs GBSD 25
#6 Game Delaware 56 vs WVSD 32
#7 Game RSD 63 vs RISD 39
#8 Game TLC JV 44 vs GBSD 35
#9 Game St. Mary’s 56 vs Austine 57 OT
#10 Game WVSD 60 vs RISD 52
#11 Game RSD vs 68 vs Delaware 53
Champion – Rochester
Runner-Up – Delaware
Third Place – West Virginia
Fourth Place – Rhode Island
Fifth Place – Austine
Sixth Place – St. Mary’s
Seventh Place – Learning Center JV
Eighth Place – Governor Baxter
First All-Star Team
Tim Artinian, RSD
De-Sean Thomas, WVSD
Chris Mitchell, RSD
Jordan Marqus, RISD
Ricky Wordell, RISD
Second All-Star Team
Quinton Ferrel, DSD
Jake Gadreault, Austine
Tyler Diaz, Delaware
Sumaili Gedeon, GBSD
Malik Evans, Delaware
Honorable Mention Award
Justin Adney, St. Mary’s
Richard Blackton, Delaware
Jonathan Stokes, WVSD
Dustin Robinson, St. Mary’s
David Surbaugh, Austine
“21″ Shooting Champion – Rochester
Free Threw Champion – Delaware
Three point Team Champion – Rhode Island
Three point Individual Champion – Ricky Wordell, Rhode Island
Manager Competition Champion – Elliot Fellows, Rochester
Coaches Competition Champion – GBSD Ivan Jarama & Mark Grant
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Gallaudet women’s basketball
GU’s Britny Latham selected to All-NEAC third team
GANSEVOORT, N.Y. – The North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC)
released their 2011-12 women’s basketball all-conference awards
Tuesday and Gallaudet University had a player voted to one of their
three all-conference teams. This is Gallaudet’s second season in the
NEAC and marks consecutive years in which it has had at least one
member of the women’s basketball team voted onto one of the
all-conference teams.
full story at:
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/wbkb/2011-12/releases/allneac
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Gallaudet men’s basketball
Season ends in NEAC quarterfinal round for Gallaudet as senior
class plays final game
READING, Pa. – One of the most decorated senior classes in the
history of men’s basketball at Gallaudet University played their
final game Tuesday night on the road as the Bison lost, 67-62, to
Penn St.-Berks in a tightly contested North Eastern Athletic
Conference (NEAC) tournament quarterfinal game.
full story at:
http://www.gallaudetathletics.com/sports/mbkb/2011-12/releases/recap_neacquarters
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Fremont boys
message from athletic director Kevin Kovacs
we came back after being down by 10 at the half and won by one with
a basket made with less than 10 seconds left!!!!
from CSD web posting
The California School for the Deaf Eagles Basketball team won Wednesday’s Playoff game against the Hoopa Valley Warriors by a score of 62-61
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Indiana boys
from a web posting
Orioles fell to the Tigers for a meal…The team (7-13) simply was not
prepared to take attacks from the Tindley Tigers in the opening quarter.
They took the biggest lead of the game and we couldn’t erase our turnovers
to catch up with their tempo. The score was 47-72. Kyle Bingham led the
team with 21 points. Zack Kremer returned to the team from a lengthy
illness for 9 points. Preston Kelly had 4 assists.
JV Orioles, (4-10) 27 Tindley JV 40
Final season game to be played…The teams will play their final game of
the season at Covenant Christian on Feb. 23rd.
Sectional Information…
The Orioles received the draw…. BYE for the Sectionals.
The Varsity Orioles received the bye in the Sectionals # 58 and will play
on Friday, March 2nd at 6 PM against the winner of the University and
Bethesda Christian game. The game will be played at University High in
Carmel
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Kentucky boys
45th District Tournament at Lincoln County
Danville 81, Kentucky School f/t Deaf 8
Danville 24 42 63 81
Kentucky School f/t Deaf 2 6 7 8
KSD (11-20)- Bruce Gemmer 2, Adam Turner 2, Dillon Maynard 2, Valdin
Kudic 2.
Danville (13-14)- Tryston Ford 8, Christian Gateskill-Fuqua 2, Leroy
Hawkins 3, Rob Caudill 9, Katon Emerson 7, Jay Hunn 15, Jawan Grey
17, Damir Karapandzie 8, Kyle Lange 8, Alex Burnside 4.
KSD- 3 of 24 from the field, 29 turnovers, only 17 rebounds, didn’t
make a FG in the 2nd half
Adam Turner- 5 rebounds
Danville- 11 three-pointers
The 73-point losing margin broke a school record. The old record was
69 points, when McKinney beat KSD 108-39 in 1972.
KSD also broke a modern school record for fewest points in a game.
The previous record was set two months ago, when KSD scored 11 points
against California School for the Deaf-Riverside.
The eight points were the fewest in school history since KSD scored 7
points against Illinois School for the Deaf (an 18-7 loss) in 1931.
KSD’s season ends with a record of 11-20. The 31 games are the most
in a season in school history. The 1996-97 team played 30 games.
An individual school record has been broken as well with Michael
Miller, Adam Turner, and Dillon Maynard playing in 31 games each.
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Maryland girls
Hancock 8 0 6 5 = 19
Maryland 10 12 16 18 = 56
Maryland
Emily DeSimone 2 – 0-2 = 4
Tarja Lewis 3 – - – = 6
Sierra McConville 1 – 1-4 = 3
Rebecca Washington 2 – - – = 4
Tessa Lewis 9 – 5-6 = 23
Lauren Goldberg 1 – - – = 2
Augusta Shriver 4 – 4-5 = 12
Raquel Grindstaff 1 – - – = 2
23 – 10-17 = 56
3 points goal -
Hancock (5)
Alisa Shives (2)
McKinley (1)
Tiffany Younker (2)
Maryland (none)
Statistics
Tessa Lewis 5 steals
Augusta Shriver 8 rebounds
Emily DeSimone 8 assists, 3 steals
Tarja Lewis 4 assists
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Michigan boys
St. Thomas More Academy 71
Flint Michigan School for the Deaf 26
MSD finally had first game since Feb 12 because of mid winter break. The
players did not have any practices and it’s their first day to play a game
after they got back from mid winter break. Our players got rusted in first
half plus we played without our two key players due to injuries. Mohammand
Algohaim made 9 points and grabbed 10 rebounds. Christian Garita made 8
points and had 5 steals. Our record is 4-15. Our last game will be on this
Thursday against Auburn Hills Christian Academy.
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Michigan girls
MSD vs. St. Thomas More
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th. Final
MSD. 3 5 0 14 22
StTM 16 15 18 5 54
highlights-
Jennifer Wickman- 8 points, 2 assists and 3
steals.
Lynnette Dawson- 11 points, 1 assist, 6 rebounds, 2
steals and a
block.
record 3-15
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Minnesota boys and girls
Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf girls bb lost to
International School, 31 to 51 in EMAC BB Tournament
Quarterfinal game.
Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf boys bb lost to
Great River, 33 to 68, in EMAC BB Tournament Quarterfinal game.
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Minnesota
Athlete of the Week
http://www.faribault.com/content/faribault-area-athletes-week
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New Jersey girls
NJSD Girls End Season at ESDAA Tournament
Hosted by New York ~V Fanwood
Division 1
Friday
NJSD 2 5 9 6 = 22
PSD 6 14 12 10 = 42
The Lady Colts played PSD again. This was the second time in three days
and the end result was the same. NJSD got beat by a much better team.
Algerbra Williams led the Lady Colts with 9 points, 10 rebounds, 1 block
and 6 steals. Indra Oseagulu had 6 points, 2 rebounds, 1 steal and 5
steals. Liliana Martinez had 3 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists and 4 steals.
Elvira Kabanova and Rebecca Adeyinka each added 2 points. Rebecca also
pulled down 4 rebounds and had 3 steals.
Saturday
NJSD 6 8 5 7 5 = 31
Lexington 6 8 8 4 2 = 28
Wow what a game. The Lady Colts won it in overtime. The game was tied at
halftime, Lexington took the lead in the third quarter, then NJ tied it up
at the end of the fourth quarter. The Lady Colts came out in a full court
aggressive press in the overtime period and only allowed Lexington 2
points to their 5 points. A great win. Algerbra Williams led NJSD with a
triple double.! She had 14 points, 10 rebounds and 10 steals. Indra
Oseagulu had 9 points, 2 rebounds, 1 assist, 2 blocks and 9 steals. Nicole
Baldwin had 3 points 2 rebounds, 2 blocks and 2 steals. Rebecca Adeyinka
added 2 points, 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 4 steals.
Sunday
NJSD 21
NYSD-Fanwood 43
The Lady Colts lost to Fanwood in the Consolation game. Earlier in the
season NJSD lost a 2 point game to Fanwood but in the tournament Fanwood
added a new player and she was outstanding. She beat the Lady Colts almost
by herself. In the second quarter Judith Cantril went down with a rib
injury while trying to draw an offensive foul. She had to be taken to the
hospital by ambulance. Thankfully she only had a deep rib bruise. The
tournament was very well run and fun. Thank you to all the Fanwood staff
and volunteers for a wonderful tournament and all the help they gave us at
the hospital. Thank you to PSD assistant coach Susan Spiegel for acting as
interpreter at the hospital. We have not received the final stats or a
copy of the scorebook yet from NYSD so there are no individual numbers for
the final game. Thank you again Matthew Eby, Athletic Director at NYSD,
and all the NYSD staff.
Algerbra Williams was named to the All Tournament Team. Algerbra also won
Athlete of the Month at NJSD this month.
2011 – 2012 Season Record: 5 – 14
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New Mexico girls
NMSD 44
Walatowa 45
In the last quarter, we were down 16 points. Game over,
right? Nope. In less than 3 mintues, sophomore
Kimberly Herrera made three 3-point shots in a row and
freshmen Amberley Luna added her own 3 pointer to that
run. We had the ball in the last few seconds, but we did
not manage to make the last shot we needed in order to
win. I m very proud of my girls who did not give up.
Rosina Garcia was unable to play due to illness and her
absence was felt tonight.
Next game- Santa Fe Waldorf at Fort Macry gym at 5:00 pm
District 3-1
Overall record 10-11
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New Mexico boys
NMSD vs. Walatowa
First quarter-
NMSD:15
Them:23
2nd quarter-
NMSD:18
Them:14
Halftime score:
NMSD: 33
Them: 37
3rd quarter-
NMSD:21
Them:17
4th quarter-
NMSD:18
Them:29
Final Score:
NMSD:72
Them:83
Unable to keep control of the ball at critical times
resulted in our losing our lead at several times.
With 26 points, 4 assists, and 12 rebounds, Andrick
Carroll carried the team through this game. Ever
chipped in 16 points with 4 three-pointers,
not only that, he pulled down 11 rebounds as well.
Our lone senior, Michael Jendusa cannot go
unmentioned, he put 11 on the board, assisted 3
baskets and owned the paint with 17 rebounds.
Fun fact: together the team pulled down 59 rebounds!
NMSD vs. Waldorf
First quarter-
NMSD:4
Them:6
2nd quarter-
NMSD:1
Them:12
Halftime score:
NMSD: 5
Them: 18
3rd quarter-
NMSD:7
Them: 22
4th quarter-
NMSD:3
Them: 17
Final Score:
NMSD: 15
Them:58
Scores say it all, we could not produce offensively.
In the 2nd half, we dropped our defense too.
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New York-Fanwood boys
Fanwood’s last home game of the season, Senior Luis Sanchez was
honored as his final game, he had his season high 31 points against
Soundview. Fanwood used every players on the floor.
10-8 Record
Next Game: Invitational Tournament
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Riverside boys and girls
Boys Basketball
AGBU (Pasadena 58 Riverside 46 (CIF Playoff)
Joshua Macedo 13 pts
Raul Alcocer 12 pts 16 rebounds
CSD Riverside 10-13 (end of the season)
Girls Basketball
Riverside 44 Tarbut-V’torah 39 (CIF wild card Playof)
Alana Smith 13 pts
Emily Forsberg 12 pts
Alexa Muller 9 pts and 11 rebounds
AGBU (Canoga Park) 52 Riverside 29 (CIF Playoff)
Alexa Muller 15 pts 15 rebounds
CSD Riverside 13-12 (end of the season)
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Pennsylania girls
In our first game, the Lady Panthers faced a team that
they are very familiar with in NJSD. The PSD girls got out to a quick
start and never looked back. The final score was 42 to 22 in
favored of the Lady Panthers. Senior Jessica Ginyard had a huge game
and led all scorers with 26 points and was also the game’s leading
rebounder with 21!!!! Morgan Bowens ( Sr.) was busy on the boards as
she came down with 10 rebounds and collected 4 points. Freshman
Brianna Bruce put in a pair of 3 pointers and gathered 3 steals.
Senior Francine Tyson and Freshman Kim Nguyen got on the scoreboard
as well with 2 and 4 points respectively.
The second game versus MSD was not much of a match as
our Lady Panthers lost to the mighty Lady Orioles by the score of 61
to 19. The MSD girls are a well coached team and have some very good
players. However, the PSD girls never gave up and fought to the final
whistle. One bright spot that happened in this contest was that
Brianna notched in three 3 pointers. Jessica was the team leading
scorer with 10 points.
The third and final game was for bronze medal versus
ASD. In the first quarter both teams were playing tough defense. When
the first quarter ended, the score was only 11 to 7 in favored of
the Lady Tigers. Then the storm came as our key player Jessica
Ginyard was called for her 3rd foul and had to sit on the bench with
5 minutes remaining before halftime. ASD girls quickly took advantage
of this opportunity as they expanded their lead to 16 points by
intermission. This deficit seem to shaken our players’ confidence
during the entire 2nd half as ASD continued to build on their lead
and prevailed by the score of 55 to 28. We just simply lost to a
strong and better team. Jessica was out leading scorer with 16 points
and also led the team with 7 rebounds. Francine chipped in with 3
baskets. Kim and Brianna added to score by contributing with 4 and 2
points respectively. Although, we did not take home 3rd place in this
year’s tournament, the girls were still happy with a 4th place
finish.
This concludes our 2011-12 basketball season as we ended
up with a record of 9 wins and 15 losses. Despite the various
adversities our team faced this year we were able to have a decent
season. The highlight of the season was when the PSD girls took 2nd
place at the CSSD Tournament and as mention above capturing 4th place
at the ESSDA Tournament. Futhermore, Jessica was able to surpass the
1,000 point mark ( 1,162 ) for her career along with collecting a
total of 674 rebounds. She became only the second female in PSD’S
basketball history to go over the 1,000 point mark ( Sara Wummer is
tops with 2,060 pts.) and I’m sure she’s among the top 3 female
rebounders of all time at PSD.
We the coaches would like to thank our Lady Panthers for
always displaying determination and the never quit attitude no matter
what challenges and obstacles came their way. The coaches are very
proud of ALL OF YOU and we are already looking forward to the 2012-13
basketball season!
…….
Rochester boys
RSD 51
Syracuse 36
Tim Artinian- 22 points, 3 assists
Chris Mitchell- 12 points, 11 Rebs, 3 assists, 4 steals, 2 block
shots
Our record is currently 9-9, the next game will be against the Gov
Baxter on Fri., Feb 17th at Rhode Island School for the Deaf in the
ESDAA Div II tournament.
ESDAA Boys Basketball Division II was held in Rhode Island on
February 17-19, 2012.
Friday, February 17
We played against Gov. Baxter (Maine) who was the 7th seed, they only
had 5 players so they did not have any subs.
GBSD 8 15-23
RSD 32 33-65
Tim Artinian — 15 pts., 4 steals, & 3 assists
Michael McNulty Jr. — 11 pts. & 2 steals
Ryan Clark-Sulkey — 10 pts., 8 Rebs, 4 steals & 4 assists
Saturday, February 18
We played against Rhode Island who was the 3rd seed. Rhode Island
was the home team and had the crown on their side. We started off
good and led at halftime, 38-21. We won the game and the final score
was 63-39. In my 7 years as a coach, it was our first time into the
championship game.
RISD 21 18-39
RSD 38 25-63
Tim Artinian — 23 pts., 3 steals & 5 assists
Ryan Clark-Sulkey — 13 pts., 8 Rebs, 2 steals & 2 assists
Chris Mitchell — 12 pts., 9 Rebs & 4 assists
Alosha Cerney — 11 pts., 5 Rebs, 3 steals & 6 assists
Sunday, February 19
We played against Delaware who was in 1st seed. I had some concerns
as Delaware is a good team and my goal was for my boys to be more
aggressive on defense. At halftime we were leading 35-28. The last
8 minutes we out scored them 19-8 and won the championship 68-53. I
was very proud of my boys who played a remarkable game.
RSD 35 33-68
DSD 28 25-53
Chris Mitchell — 21 pts., 12 Rebs & 3 block shots
Tim Artinian — 20 pts., 6 Rebs, 2 steals. & 8 assists
Alosha Cerney — 14 pts. & 8 Rebs
Ryan Clark-Sulkey — 8 pts., 12 Rebs & 2 assists
Our record was 12-9 and our season is over. We won 8 out of our last
9 games.
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Western Pennsylvania girls
Wpsd 28 Lexington 37
Megan Eighmey 12
Pantera Stoykovich 9
…….
Western Pennsylvania boys
AS 20 17 6 18 61
WP 5 6 7 10 28
Jugan 17 pts, 10 rebs
…….
Wisconsin boys
Wisconsin played with Union Grove Christian last night.
Our boys ignited the field goal in the 1st period.
We could not connect the basket well in the 2nd period.
UGC came back the ballgame as they jumped the lead point
in the halftime. Our boys tried to maintain and take away
the opponent s inside paint area in the second half
however UGC clicked the outside shooting area well.
We made a progress into the right direction from the 4th
period. It was too late to attempt and deficit the point
as much as possible. We will play our last game on
Thursday against Mountain Top.
WSD 14 7 7 18 46
UGC 11 13 16 15 55
Taylor Koss 22 points
Arthur Hart 17 points
…….
Deaf Collegiate Athletes
Brittney Daughtry, a Georgia School for the Deaf product who is
playing women’s basketball at Georgia Northwestern, hurt
her knee in a recent game and has been sidelined.
……..
Deaf Elite Athletes
Scott Gorgen, minor league baseball, St Louis Cardinals
spring training time right now!
……..
(corrected)
Deaf Sports Trivia
Q. What was so ironical about Fremont boys soon to play
a sectional playoff game against Hoopa Valley on their
home court?
(wrong answer)
A. The Fremont football team played against Hoopa Valley
in the sectionals in the first round last fall and lost
by one point. And now, this same school again in
Hoopa Valley, ugh! Six hours bus ride from Fremont.
(correct answer)
Fremont won the first round football playoff game to
advance to the second round when they lost to Hoopa Valley
by one point.
DeafDigest Sports editor apologizes for the wrong
information.
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Great Plains girls
Girls first round:
Iowa 40
Missouri 15
New Mexico 46
Okla 14
Ark 54
Kan 21
Minn 49
Wisc 22
Girls Consolation Bracket
Okla 43
Missouri 8
Wisc 47
Kan 24
Girls Semifinal Games
Iowa 32
New Mexico 30
Minn 38
Ark 33
5th Place Game
Okla 40
Wisc 19
7th Place Game
Kan 41
Missouri 26
3rd place Game
Ark 41
New Mex 38
Championship Game
Iowa 42
Minn 35
Great Plains boys
Boys 1st Round Games
Wisc 53
Ark 22
Okla 49
New Mex 42
Kan 46
Missouri 45
Minn 53
Iowa 33
Consolation Bracket Games
New Mexico 50
Ark 25
Iowa 53
Missouri 38
Semifinal games
Wisconsin 45
Okla. 37
Minn 31
Kan 23
5th Place game
New Mexico 45
Iowa 41
7th Place game
Missouri 47
Ark 28
3rd place game
Okla 49
Kan 35
Championship game
Minn 41
Wisc 35
Great Plains honors
Girls All Tournament
Lauren Wellman, Iowa
Johanna Scherling, Iowa
Tabitha Anderson, Minn
Payton Brown, Minn
Haley Flipse, Ark
Raki Gist, Ark
Kimberly Herrera, Ark
Amberley Luna, Ark
Hope Price, Okla
Amanda Feliciano, Wisc
Boys All Tournament
Shaun Novella, Minn
Tommy Ellenbecker, Minn
Arthur Hart, Wisc
Brady Bostwick, Wisc
Colin Larkins, Okla
Kevin Smith, Okla
Travis Trumble, Kan
Randy Ahtone, Kan
Ever Mendoza, New Mexico
Kijuan Monroe, Missouri
Cheerleading All Tournament
John Issacson, Iowa
Sarah Hesser, Kansas
Anna McCartney, Wisc
Minesha Kubba, Ark
Jane Osborn, Okla.
Sha’Kaira Gulley, Ark.
Spirit Stick: Okla., Ark., Minn.
Cheerleading Competition winners:
1st Place: Wisconsin
2nd Place: Iowa
3rd Place: Arkansas
3 Point Contest Winners:
Girls: New Mexico
Boys: Kansas
Free Throw Contest Winners:
Girls: Wisconsin
Boys: Wisconsin
Sportsmanship Winners:
Girls: Arkansas
Boys: Missouri
……
Final Day of ESDAA Tournaments @ TLC -
Results:
7th-8th place:
#7 ASD 54 #8 WPSD 41
5th-6th place:
#4 NYSD 65 #6 NJSD 39
3rd-4th place:
#3 PSD 73 #5 LEX 20
Championship Match
#2 MSD 54 #1TLC 44
ESDAA Tourney Awards
Basketball
Champion: Maryland
Second place: The Learning Center
Third place: Pennsylvania
Fourth place: Lexington
Fifth place: New York-Fanwood
Most Valuable Player of Championship Game: James Steingieser-
Maryland
Team Sportsmanship: Western Pennsylvania
Team lay-up champion: The Learning Center
Team free-throw champion: The Learning Center
Knock out champion: Jesse Steingieser- Maryland
Hot shot champion: Mark Gonzalez – Pennsylvania
“21″ champion: Jesse Steingieser – Maryland
Boys all tournament team
James Steingieser – Maryland
Jesse Steingieser – Maryland
Derek Frank – Maryland
Daniel Letendre – The Learning Center
Matthew Velez – The Learning Center
Chance Morgan – The Learning Center
Luis Sanchez – New York-Fanwood
Michael Bowling – New York-Fanwood
Kelly Sanders – Pennsylvania
Tajji Brown – Pennsylvania
Ishmael Dow – New Jersey
Evans Seraphin – Lexington
Vikra Singh – Lexington
Oscar Tejeda – American
Blaise Jugan – Western Pennsylvania
—————
Cheerleading Competition
Champion: Lexington
Second place: The Learning Center
Third place: Maryland
Spirit Award: The Learning Center
Creative Movement: The Learning Center
Individual Jump: Megan Majocha – Western Pennsylvania
Individual Cheer: Samantha Perry – The Learning Center
All tournament team
Isatou Sankanu – Lexington
Taimin Rosado – The Learning Center
Samantha Perry – The Learning Center
Kali Doubledee – Maryland
Megan Majocha – Western Pennsylvania
Kathy Nieves – Lexington
Katrina DeValerio – New Jersey
…….
Fremont boys
CSD 13 13 16 15 57
OMI 10 12 16 10 48
Conrad Baer 9
Trace Martin 2
Carlos Lopez 14
Michaelson Liddle 4
Steven La 11
Antoine Nathaniel 15
Jordan Kray 2
We captured the league championship with 12-0
record beating Oakland Military Institute last
night. It gives us the automatic bid to enter
North California Section Tournament next week.
We still have to play for our league playoffs
this Thursday and Saturday. Our league playoff
will give four spots for seeds #1 to #4 in our
league and we will put in #1 after win last night.
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Fremont girls
CSD 40 Oakland Military Institute 17
CSD 15 8 15 2 = 40
OMI 5 4 5 4 = 17
We are off to our league playoffs. If we win both games, we will
advance to the NCS.
Our record is now 14-9.
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Kentucky boys
Somerset Christian 74, Kentucky School for the Deaf 14
Kentucky School f/t Deaf 0 3 8 14
Somerset Christian. 17 29 51 74
Kentucky School f/t Deaf (11-18)- Adam Turner 3, Dillon Maynard
8, Valdin Kudic 3.
Somerset Christian- Ricks 17, Alexander 14, White 2, Niceley 4,
Harrell 9, Lewis 10, Reed 10, Mayne 2, Adcock 2, Eades 4.
Somerset Christian scored the game’s first 25 points before KSD
finally scored on Dillon Maynard’s jumper from the elbow.
KSD- 30 turnovers, 5 of 33 from the field
Adam Turner- 9 rebounds
Valdin Kudic- 3 steals
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Lexington girls
Lexington Girls’ Basketball Invitational Tournament Results:
Monday, February 13th:
Lexington 26 Child School- Legacy HS 39
Wintson Prep 18 Martin Luther “B” 52
Wednesday, February 15th:
Consolation game: Lexington vs Winston Prep at 3:15 PM
Championship game: Child School- Legacy HS vs Martin Luther “B” at
4:45 PM
Lexington 26 Legacy HS 39
Box Score:
Portledge- 18 14 10 6 = 48
Lexington- 6 0 0 17= 23
Statistics Leaders:
Points- Nayrani Seerattan (14)
Rebounds- Alexis McLeod (15 total)
Assists- Nayrani Seerattan (3)
Steals- Licelot Velez (7)
Blocked Shots- Alexis McLeod (2)
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Maryland boys
80th Annual Eastern Schools for the Deaf Athletic Association (ESDAA)
Boys’ Basketball Tournament at The Learning Center for the Deaf
(Framingham, MA)
Game #24 – February 10, 2012
Opening Round Game
MSD vs. American School for the Deaf (West Hartford, CT)
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
ASD - 5 3 0 9 = 17
MSD – 16 24 15 16 = 71
MSD ORIOLES
Brady Bartell – 2 points
Derek Frank – 8 assists, 4 steals
Zack Barron – 14 points, 6 steals
James Steingieser – 15 points, 6 rebounds, 3 steals
Cody Simmons – 4 points, 4 assists, 5 rebounds
Jesse Steingieser – 13 points, 8 rebounds, 4 steals
Mohamed Kamara – 8 points, 5 rebounds, 3 steals
Cody Moers – 4 points
Malik Morris – 11 points, 5 rebounds
Team Free Throw: 5-10
Team 3FG: None
AMERICAN SD
Oscar Tejada – 14 points
Erick Rodriguez – 3 points
Team Free Throw: 1-2
Team 3FG: 4 (Tejada)
Game #25 – February 11, 2012
Semi-Final Game
MSD vs. Pennsylvania School for the Deaf (Philadelphia, PA)
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
PSD - 8 9 7 14 = 38
MSD - 5 14 22 14 = 55
MSD ORIOLES – (19-6)
Brady Bartell – 2 points
Derek Frank – 5 points, 6 assists
Zack Barron – 4 points
James Steingieser – 10 points, 7 rebounds
Cody Simmons – 6 points
Jesse Steingieser – 18 points, 11 rebounds, 7 steals, 5 assists, 3
blocks
Mohamed Kamara – 10 points, 5 rebounds
Team Free Throw: 12-18
Team 3FG: 3 (Frank, Simmons, Je. Steingieser)
PENNSYLVANIA – (19-2)
Kelly Saunders – 25 points
Mark Gonzalez – 6 points
Zakee Bess – 3 points
Kevin Brown – 2 points
Dominick Booker-Bates – 2 points
Team Free Throw: 10-15
Team 3FG: 2 (Bess, Saunders)
Game #26 – February 12, 2012
ESDAA Championship Game
MSD @ The Learning Center for the Deaf
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
MSD - 16 10 7 21 = 54
TLC - 5 11 17 11 = 44
MSD ORIOLES – (20-6)
Derek Frank – 2 points, 5 assists, 3 steals
Zack Barron – 11 points, 3 assists, 3 steals
James Steingieser – 13 points, 6 rebounds
Cody Simmons – 8 points
Jesse Steingieser – 9 points, 5 rebounds, 4 blocks
Mohamed Kamara – 9 points, 3 blocks
Malik Morris – 2 points
Team Free Throw: 17-24
Team 3FG: 3 (Simmons 2, Barron)
THE LEARNING CENTER – (18-6)
Matthew Velez – 17 points
Andrew Velez – 2 points
Shane Stevenson – 4 points
Daniel Letendre – 9 points
Darcel Verdie – 5 points
Chance Morgan – 7 points
Team Free Throw: 7-12
Team 3FG: 5 (Letendre 3, M. Velez 2)
ESDAA All-Tournament Team – James Steingieser, Jesse Steingieser and
Derek Frank
80th Annual ESDAA Championship Game Most Valuable Player – James
Steingieser
Record: 20-6
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Missouri girls
Thursday 2-9-12
MSD Lady Eagles lost to the Lady Bobcats of Iowa; 15-40.
Courtney McCarty: 10 points, 3 rebounds, 6 steals
Lequisha Joseph: 3 points, 9 rebounds, 1 steal
Andrea Crouch: 2 points, 3 assistes, 2 steals
Dayanara Guzman: 6 rebounds,
Odalis Aruajo: 3 rebounds, 1 blocked shot
Joyla Ingram: 8 rebounds
Friday 2-10-12
Missouri Ladies lost to Oklahoma’s Lady Indians; 8-43.
Andrea Crouch: 4 points, 3 rebounds, 1 steal
Courtney McCarty: 2 points, 3 rebounds
Lequisha Joseph: 2 points, 3 rebounds, 2 steals
Dayanara Guzman: 7 rebounds
Odalis Araujo: 3 rebounds, 3 blocked shots
Joyla Ingram: 7 rebounds, 1 steal
Saturday 2-11-12
Lady Eagles lost to the Kansas Lady Jack Rabbits; 26-41.
Courtney McCarty: 8 points, 2 rebounds, 1 steal
Andrea Crouch: 6 points, 2 rebounds, 3 steals
Odalis Araujo: 4 points, 4 rebounds, 1 steal, 1 blocked shot
Joyla Ingram: 4 points, 5 rebounds, 2 steals
Lequisha Joseph: 3 points, 4 rebounds, 1 steal, 1 blocked shot
Dayanara Guzman: 1 point, 3 rebounds, 1 blocked shot
……
Riverside boys and girls
Boys Basketball
Hamilton 57 Riverside 54 (Omar Alzen 20 pts)
Riverside 54 Boys Republic 41 (Joshua Macedo 28 pts)
Riverside 46 Upland Christian 45 (Eddie Schoonover 21 pts)
Sherman Indian 76 Riverside 50 (Joshua Macedo 21 pts)
Riverside 53 Boys republic 42 (Joshua Macedo 20 pts)
CSD Riverside 10-12 (5-7 league)
Next Game: CSD Riverside at AGBU (Pasadena) CIF Playoff
Wednesday, February 15, at 7pm
Girls basketball
Riverside 48 Hamilton 40 (Alexa Muller 30 pts)
Riverside 50 Upland Christian 34 (Alana Smith 17 pts)
Sherman Indian 52 Riverside 44
Pomona Catholic 39 Riverside 37 (Overtime)
CSD Riverside 12-11 (6-6 league)
Next Game: Tarbot-V’toram (Irvine) at CSD Riverside (CIF wild card
playoff)
Thursday, February 16, at 7pm
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St Mary’s girls
THREE-PEAT!!!
The 2012 Lady Bison’s have once again captured the Division II
Eastern School for the Deaf championship. This is the 3rd consecutive
ESDAA championship for the our team.
The Lady Bison’s travelled to Delaware for the tournament this year
with high expectations. We earned a “bye” in the 1st round based on
our previous ESDAA history and the fact that we were returning to the
tournament with the same squad that had won the previous 2 years.
The 2nd round of the tournament was a repeat of last year’s semi
finals against Rhode Island School for the Deaf. We knew that RISD
was going to primarily focused on Crystle Marion (Deaf All-American,
ESDAA Tournament MVP, Deaf Player of the Year(2010), and recently
Western NY all time leading scorer)), however our game plan was to
spread the ball and show that all of our players were up to the task
of advancing into the finals. Our strategy could not have worked
better and by halftime we had Rhode Island on the ropes. Throughout
the entire 2nd half our opponents looked confused and frustrated.
The Lady Bison’s were firing on all cylinders and each player was
able to make a contribution on the scoreboard (Marion/19pts.,
Ward-Brassell/16pts., Flowers & Quinones/6pts., Abdulkadir, Hawkins,
& Lewis/4pts.)The contest ended in 59-17 victory that propelled St.
Mary’s into the finals for the third year in a row. The championship
game would showcase a Western New York rivalry and a re-match of
the 2011 ESDAA finals between the #1 and #2 seeds, Rochester School
for the Deaf vs St. Mary’s School for the Deaf.
The Lady Bison’s and the Wildcats from RSD were no
strangers. We had already played against one another earlier this
season in a closely contested game in which St. Mary’s won by 9
points, not to mention how often we have faced off against each other
over the past 4 years at the ESDAA tournament. They knew our
tendencies as well as we knew theirs and there wasn’t going to be any
surprises. The team that controlled their emotions, didn’t panic in
pressure situations, and limited their mistakes would be successful.
The Lady Bison’s were prepared for a very close game. We knew that
beating the same team twice in a season was going to be difficult and
trying to win 3 consecutive championships was going to be even
harder, especially against a team like Rochester. We tried not self
inflict ourselves with any additional pressure but it weighed on our
minds that we were graduating 3 seniors and that this would be their
last shot at a title. We also knew that it had been 25 years since
any girls team had accomplished a THREE-PEAT and we wanted to make
our mark on St. Mary’s athletic history. The actual game played out
as expected. There were 4 lead changes and each team took turns
exploiting the others teams weaknesses. Heading into the 4th
quarter, Rochester had a 5 point lead but ran into some foul
trouble. The Lady Bison’s remained patient and within striking
distance all day and now it was time to step-up. We evened the score
with 3:00 remaining and then proceeded to go on a 9-3 run. With 1:00
remaining we did our best to “milk” the clock and capture the prize
that we had set our sights on back in November. Once again it was a
team victory with points being spread out amongst all of the
starters. (Marion/25pts., Ward-Brassell/8pts., Flowers/4pts.,
Quinones/2pts.). Crystle Marion and Sarah Flowers were awarded 1st
team all-stars and Rebecca Swaitek was awarded the Ann Leo trophy for
courage and dedication.
Once again this was our 3rd straight ESDAA championship in as many
years and we could not have done it without the entire schools
support. On behalf of the coaching staff and players we would like
to thank all of the administrators, supervisors, teachers,
counselors, residential staff, nurses, security, transportation,
cafeteria staff, and parents for your support and cooperation in
helping us be so successful. However, our season is not finished.
We still have one more regular season game and the IAC playoffs.
Hopefully there is still some magic left in this special season.
Overall Record: 10-6
Record against deaf schools: 14-0 *undefeated for 3 years against
both division 1 and 2 (2010, 2011, & 2012)
……
Texas boys
Our boys basketball season ended last Friday. Lost to Keystone
57-38.
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West Virginia
West Virginia 52
East Hardy JV 82
We traveled to East Hardy. East Hardy opened the game with 23 – 8
lead in the first quarter and never looked back as they maintained
the lead 46 – 21 at the half time. They closed the third quarter
with 63 – 38 lead.
Box scores
West Virginia 8 13 17 14 = 52
East Hardy JV 23 23 17 19 = 82
Jonathan Stokes led the team with 48 points as Tylar Merriner and
Mattew Kannon each scored 2 points.
Our record is 3 – 14
We are scheduled to travel to Hancock, MD on February 15th.
…….
Wisconsin boys
Wisconsin 36
Grace Christian Academy 80
GPSD Tournament
2/9/12
Arkansas 22
Wisconsin 53
2/10/12
Oklahoma 37
Wisconsin 45
2/11/12
Minnesota 41
Wisconsin 35
GPSD All-Star
Brady Bostwick
Arthur Hart
We will play against Union Grove Christian next week on Tuesday.
…….
Deaf Collegiate Athletes
an incoming freshman field hockey player at Limestone College
http://www2.timesdispatch.com/sports/2012/feb/13/tdsport01-from-silence-to-star-on-field-ar-1684055/
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Deaf Elite Athletes
Maria Belen Dutto – BMX cycling, Olympics, Argentina
no updates; is being removed from the list
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Deaf Sports Trivia
Q. Yesterday’s DeafDigest Sports Trivia mentioned
Kevin Milligan. If he was so great a high school player
why wasn’t he offered basketball scholarships?
A. He may possibly have, but in these days, the administration
at St Mary’s School for the Deaf may have screened out
queries by college basketball coaches, leaving Kevin out
in the dark. But once he got out from St Mary’s, local
college coaches have asked him to play for them. He, however,
went to Gallaudet.
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Western States Basketball Classic final standings
BOYS
Champions – Fremont
Runner-up – Riverside
3rd Place – Phoenix
4th Place – Arizona
5th Place – Oregon
6th Place – Utah
7th Place – Washington
8th Place – Marlton
GIRLS
Champions – Fremont
Runner-up – Arizona
3rd Place – Riverside
4th Place – Phoenix
5th Place – Washington
6th Place – Oregon
7th Place – Marlton
Cheerleading
Champions – Fremont
Runner-up – Washington
………
Central States Schools for the Deaf Basketball Tournament and
Cheerleading Competition at Ohio School for the Deaf
January 26-28, 2012
Thursday Results
Girls
Illinois 47, Metro Deaf School 22
Indiana JV 46, Wisconsin 22
St. Rita 30, Ohio 20
Pennsylvania 25, Michigan 20
Boys
Wisconsin 67, St. Rita 29
Pennsylvania 62, Ohio 18
Illinois 81, Metro Deaf School 12
Indiana 61, Michigan 26
Friday Results
Girls
Loser’s Bracket
Metro Deaf School 40, Wisconsin 12
Michigan 35, Ohio 33 OT
Winner’s Bracket
Illinois 36, Indiana JV 34
Pennsylvania 21, St. Rita 18
Boys
Loser’s Bracket
Ohio 49, St. Rita 27
Michigan 51, Metro Deaf School 25
Winner’s Bracket
Pennsylvania 73, Wisconsin 44
Illinois 44, Indiana 38
Saturday Results
Girls
7th/8th Place
Wisconsin 38, Ohio 31
5th/6th Place
Metro Deaf School 28, Michigan 20
3rd/4th Place
Indiana JV 38, St. Rita 30
Championship
Illinois 56, Pennsylvania 30
Boys
7th/8th
St. Rita 39, Metro Deaf School 32
5th/6th
Michigan 50, Ohio 48
3rd/4th
Indiana 50, Wisconsin 47
Championship
Pennsylvania 56, Illinois 34
Cheerleading Competition
1st Place: Indiana
2nd: Illinois
3rd: Wisconsin
4th: Michigan
Cheerleading All-Stars
Twylia Cook and Cheyenne Pitts, Ohio
Jeffrey Spinale, Indiana
Rajonne Townseu, Illinois
Kassie Ross, Michigan
Anna McCartney, Wisconsin
Girls Basketball All-Stars
Victoria Murrell and Sarah Wilkes, Illinois
JamiLee Hoglind and Parrish Tuttle, Indiana
Lynnette Dawson and Jennifer Wickman, Michigan
Linzie Fuechtmann and Karielle Larson, Metro Deaf Schools
Jessica Ginyard, Pennsylvania
Yasmine Crawford, St. Rita
Amanda Feliciano, Wisconsin
Boys Basketball All-Stars
Dwayne Esper and James Wright, Illinois
Kyle Bingham and Trevor Stonebraker, Indiana
Brandon Locke, Michigan
Andrew Gander, Ohio
Dominick Booker-Bates, Mark Gonzales and Kelly Sanders, Pennsylvania
Trevon Williams, St. Rita
Arthur Hart, Wisconsin
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Gallaudet men’s volleyball club
Bison swept on second day of SUNYIT tournament, GU next prepares for home debut
UTICA, N.Y. – On the second day of the SUNYIT men’s volleyball
weekend tournament Gallaudet University dropped two matches to Elms
College and the host Wildcats. In the first match the Bison club lost
16-25, 7-25, 6-25 followed by a three-set sweep against SUNYIT,
16-25, 11-25, 7-25, on Sunday. The Bison kept no team or individual
statistics for either match.
The Bison will make their home debut at the Field House on Monday,
Feb. 13, at 8 p.m. against American University’s club team.
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Gallaudet women’s basketball
Bison knocked off by Eagles, 63-51
MORRISTOWN, N.J. – The Gallaudet University women’s basketball team
dropped a 63-51 decision against College of St. Elizabeth on the road
Sunday in a North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) contest.
Gallaudet (4-13, 2-9 NEAC South Division) had three different players
reach double figures in points led by freshman forward Elena
Ciccarelli (Whitesboro, N.Y.) with a double-double of 13 points and
13 rebounds. Sophomore guard Britny Latham (Cleveland, Tenn.) drained
four three-pointers as she registered 14 points, six rebounds, four
assists and four steals. Freshman guard Claire Tucker (Middletown,
Md.) tallied 10 points in the loss.
St. Elizabeth (11-6, 8-3 NEAC South) led by as much as 14 in the
first half before the Bison closed the gap in the final three
minutes. The Eagles took a 25-19 lead into the intermission. St.
Elizabeth scored 28 points off the 29 turnovers committed by the buff
and blue.
The Eagles had four players in double digits led by Kelly O’Dell’s 15
points and 10 rebounds and five steals performance. Sabrina
Jarmolinski matched O’Dell with 15 followed by Cheyenne Grant (13
points) and Jade Wilson (10 points).
GU returns home and will host conference opponent Wilson College
(2-13, 2-8 NEAC South) on Tuesday, Jan. 31, at 7 p.m. in the Field
House.
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American boys
American School for the Deaf Basketball Results
1/19- ASD lost to The Learning Center for the Deaf, 79 to 34.
1/24- ASD lost to Rhode Island, 42 to 37. Oscar Tejada scored 17
points and had 11 rebounds. Erick Rodriguez added 13 points.
1/25- ASD lost to Forman, 53 to 27. Oscar Tejada scored 12 points and
had 10 rebounds. Erick Rodriguez added 11 points.
1/27- ASD lost to Delaware, 53 to 28.
Our next game will be against Vermont- Austine at ASD February 1st-
Wednesday. Tip-off is 4:30pm.
Our record now stands at 6 wins and 8 losses.
Coach Lou Volpintesta
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Fremont boys
January 26th
Western States Basketball Classic
First Round Game
CSD 23 19 16 15 73
ASDB 4 6 5 2 17
Baer – 2 points, 2 assists, 2 steals
Lopez – 11 points, 6 assists, 6 steals 2 rebounds
Pedersen-Dike – 9 points, 2 assists, 3 rebounds
La – 8 points, 2 steals
Nathaniel – 9 points, 5 rebounds, 2 blocks
Martin – 9 points, 3 steals
Freeman – 5 points, 2 assists, 3 rebounds
Liddle – 11 points, 5 rebounds, 2 blocks
Escamilla – 7 points
Kray – 2 points, 4 rebounds
January 27th
Semifinal Game
CSD 22 20 16 5 63
PDSD 2 2 10 3 17
Baer – 7 assists, 5 steals
Martin – 6 points, 3 assists, 3 steals
Lopez – 6 points, 4 rebounds, 7 assists, 2 steals
Pedersen-Dike – 4 points, 3 rebounds
Freeman – 4 points, 2 rebounds, 2 steals
Liddle – 12 points, 7 rebounds, 2 steals, 2 blocks
La – 4 points, 2 rebounds
Nathaniel – 19 points, 5 rebounds, 2 blocks
Kray – 7 points, 4 rebounds, 1 block
January 28th
Championship Game
CSD 20 16 26 5 67
CSDR 5 6 6 4 21
Baer – 7 points, 2 assists, 2 steals
Martin – 5 points, 3 assists, 1 block
Lopez – 20 points, 2 rebounds, 1 block
Pedersen- Dike – 8 points, 2 rebounds
La – 2 points, 4 assists, 1 block
Freeman – 3 points
Liddle – 4 points, 3 rebounds, 2 blocks
Nathaniel – 13 points, 7 rebounds, 9 blocks
Escamilla – 3 points, 2 rebounds
Kray – 2 points, 3 rebounds
MVP – Carlos Lopez
1st All-Tournament – Antoine Nathaniel, Jr.
2nd All-Tournament – Conrad Baer
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Lexington girls
Friday, January 27, 2012
Martin Luther “B” 53 Lexington 23
Jackson Heights, N.Y.- Martin Luthter’s B team showed up with only
FIVE girls as their four other girls could not come for vary of
reasons. They had great shooters on the team as they made most of
their shots on the outside perimeter area. Seems like they made 80%
of their shots as Alexis McLeod stopped them cold in the paint so
forced the girls to shoot from the outside of paint area as they made
all kinds of shots such as banking off the backboard, swishing shots
“nothing but net”, and jump shots were made as well. However, we
played without our star, Jessica De la Cruz as she was absent because
she was so sick.
Box Score:
Martin Luther “B”- 17 10 16 10= 53
Lexington- 4 6 9 4 = 23
Statistics Leaders:
Points- Alexis McLeod (11)
Rebounds- Alexis McLeod (26 total)
Assists- Christal Greene (2)
Steals- Alexis McLeod (4)
Blocked Shots- Nayrani Seerattan (6)
Season Record: 3-8
Next game: Tuesday, January 30th against New Jersey (MKSD) at
Lexington at 3:30 PM
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North Carolina boys
Thursday, Jan 19 at Crossnore
NCSD 28 Crossnore 29
Tuesday, Jan 24 at NCSD
Crossnore 36 NCSD 57
Thursday at GSD Mason Dixon Tournament
Kentucky SD 20 NCSD 34 2nd round
Friday
NCSD 43 Ala SD 64 semifinal
Saturday
Tenn SD 57 NCSD 56 OT for 3rd place contest
NCSD is 4th place of the tournament which is highest since year of
2005
All tournament players: Cody Hollar and Raheem Jenkins
Next game is host to Tenn SD on Wednesday, Feb 1
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Phoenix Boys and Girls
Western States Basketball Classic at CSD, Fremont
Boys:
Phoenix 53, Washington 36
CSD Fremont 63, Phoenix 17
Phoenix 32, Oregon 28 (Third Place)
All Stars: Darrien Aguirre and Jacob Talas
Season Record: 4-20
CSD Fremont played picture-perfect basketball throughout the
tournament to win the championship. It is considered among the
greatest, if not the best ever, teams in school history. The credit
goes to the entire team and the first-year Coach Reyes Ribera.
Girls:
Washington 33, Phoenix 25
Phoenix 29, Local Charter School 22
Phoenix 39, Oregon 28 (Fourth Place)
All-Stars: Joanna Paredes, Selene Rivas
Record: 4-19
Cheerleading:
All-Star: Monira Ortega
Thanks to Kevin Kovacs and his committee for putting together highly
successful WSBC. Phoenix next year!
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South Carolina boys and girls
SCSDB Makes SC Proud at the Mason Dixon Tournaments
If you see a few tired staff and students today, that is because they
gave everything they had to play hard, cheer hard, coach hard and
support the teams at the Boys and Girls Mason Dixon Tournaments.
Boy’s Tournament and Cheer Competition Georgia School for the Deaf
The boys plays extremely well and lost two heartbreakers. This VERY
young team has taken great strides to learn all they can in such a
short time. We only have one experienced varsity player from the past
and this team has stepped up to the line to play as hard as they can.
The boys lost 67-62 to ENCSD on Friday and 30-28 to Kentucky on
Saturday. They play with tremendous heart in each game. I am proud to
announce the Fernandez Johnson was named to the All-Tournament Team.
He scored a combined 45 points in the two games. Rhadel Grate also
scored 24 points for the Hornets, followed by DreQuan Cheeks with 8,
Christopher McLeod with 7, and Montravious James, Derrick Good and
Johnny Buccieri added 2 each.
The team is coaches by Russ Gribble and Joe Johnson. Thanks also to
Jerald Crowley for his assistance on the trip.
The cheer team showed awesome improvement and faced teams with great
experience. Even though we did not place in the top three, they
looked great. The cheer team is coached by Wendy Lufkin and Sophia
Smith. Volunteer Coach Kayla Duran was also there to assist the
girls.
Girl’s Tournament at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind
Our girls may not have won first place, but they won the respect both
on and off the court. The team did finish 5th place in the
tournament. Kia Smith and Destiny McCarter were named to the
All-Tournament team and Kia Smith won the 3 point shooting contest.
The girls had to play 5 games in three days, so I know they are VERY
tired. The team results were, SCSDB defeated North Carolina 36 – 10,
SCSDB lost to eventual champion Alabama 58 – 41, SCSDB defeated
Kentucky 39 – 18, SCSDB defeated Louisiana 55 – 21 and SCSDB defeated
Virginia in a very hot contest 48 – 46.
The girls team is Coached By Jessica Creech and Joe Whitner. They
were assisted by Ann Riddle.
We also cannot say enough about our wonderful bus driver Steve Hill.
He is such a tremendous asset to our school, transportation
department and especially our athletics programs.
Please congratulate these players, coaches and staff on a wonderful
trip.
The teams finish the season this week. They play away tomorrow night,
but finish up the season Thursday night at home against NCSD. Please
come out and show your support. The girls start at 6pm and the boys
play at 7:30pm.
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Tennessee boys
District 3-A:
Harriman H.S. 64
TSD 31
Mason-Dixon Tournament (at Georgia School for the Deaf):
TSD 58
Georgia SD 38
TSD 37
Florida SDB 57
TSD 57
NCSD 56 (OT)
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Wisconsin boys
1/26/12
Wisconsin played with St. Rita open round at CSSD tournament
in Ohio. Our boys are doing great in the second, third and fourth period.
St. Rita 29
Wisconsin 67
1/27/12
Wisconsin fell apart against Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania is one of
three best opponent teams that we did play basketball game this season.
Pennsylvania 73
Wisconsin 44
1/28/12
Wisconsin boys kept grinding the battle for the whole period even
though we were down 15 points at one point. Our boys came back to
erase double digits deficit in the second half. Our boys made 2
critical 3 point shots from the final 1minute left. Taylor Koss
missed his golden opportunity for 3 point shot at the final buzzer
within second left to tie the ballgame plus send the overtime game.
Indiana 50
Wisconsin 47
We will play Rock County Christian on this Tuesday evening.
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Deaf Collegiate Athletes
Lake Erie – Eric Klucar, jr, indoor track
finished 8th with a 4.45m in the pole vault
at the SPIRE Midwest Indoor Track & Field Open
this past weekend
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Deaf Elite Athletes
Chris Colwill, USA diving
because of an operation on his hand, has not been
competitive in diving events
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Deaf Sports Trivia
Q. How many deaf soccer referees are there in England?
A. Just 4; and England is a soccer-mad country. In contrast
we have many, many deaf umpires in softball and deaf
basketball referees!