| Prep State Cross Country Results | | Posted Monday, November 27, 2006 1:23:56 PM by Blog57 Team | | NATCHITOCHES — Team results and top 10 individual finishers for day one of the 2006 Louisiana High School Athletic Association/State Farm Cross Country Championships held Monday on the Northwestern State University campus at the Walter Ledet Track Complex. All races 3 miles. BoysClass 5ATop 10 individuals: 1. Philipp Goettert, Baton Rouge, 16:26; 2. Kenny Ehrardt, Jesuit, 16:43; 3. Alex Lorio, Archbishop Rummel, 16:43; 4. Kenneth Schiffman, Brother Martin, 16:48; 5. Jeffery Sanders, Fontainebleau, 16:49; 6. Guy Schexnayder, HL Bourgeois, 16:56; 7. Kevin Parker, West Monroe, 17:04; 8. Kevin Fitzgerald, Jesuit, 17:10; 9. Daniel Gascon, Catholic of Baton Rouge, 17:14; 10. Luke Dessauer, St. Paul’s, 17:15Team Results: 1. Jesuit, 55. 2. Catholic-BR, 118. 3. Brother Martin, 130. 4. Ruston, 131.... | |
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| | | Longhorns defeat Bears | | Posted Sunday, November 12, 2006 3:10:50 PM by Blog57 Team | | BAYLOR -- Texas freshman outside hitter Ashley Engle registered a career-high 27 kills, as the No. 8 Longhorns rallied from a 1-0 deficit to defeat Baylor, 3-1 (20-30, 30-24, 30-20, 30-21) Saturday night at the Ferrell Center. Engle hit at a .396 clip on the night, while notching 17 digs and leading the Horns to a season-high fifth straight victory. Baylor (15-11, 4-10 Big 12) used a 9-1 run sparked by a pair of Nicole LeBlanc kills to quickly gain control of game one . The Horns narrowed the gap to three on an Engle kill at the 10-7 mark, but that would be as close as Texas would get. Baylor pushed its lead back to eight on three straight Anna Breyfogle kills that moved the Bears edge to 18-10. Breyfogle hammered out six kills in the game and proved to be too much down the stretch, closing out the game 30-20.... | |
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| | | London will be ready for Tour | | Posted Monday, October 30, 2006 7:27:54 PM by Blog57 Team | | Tour de France director Christian Prudhomme said on Thursday London would be fully ready to give a successful start to next year's race. "London is a big city, they will do everything in their power to make things go smoothly," Jean-Marie Leblanc's successor told reporters when he unveiled the route map for next year's event. The Tour will start on July 7, exactly two years after attacks on London's transport network killed more than 50 people. "Every precaution will be taken, like for any big event," Prudhomme added. He said Leblanc and London mayor Ken Livingstone were the driving force behind the idea. "They made it happen. It is something tremendous. London is a big machine, they would have been ready in 2006." The 8km prologue will leave Trafalgar Square and end in front of Buckingham palace.... | |
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| | | 2006-07 AUS overview and team-by-team analysis | | Posted Wednesday, October 18, 2006 11:12:41 AM by Blog57 Team | | FREDERICTON - When opposing Atlantic University Sport Men's Hockey Conference coaches gaze into the crystal ball for the 2006-07 season, they see Red. But they see plenty of blue and gold, too. The University of New Brunswick Varsity Reds and Universite de Moncton Aigles Bleus, who'll be hosting the nationals the next two years, are regarded as the teams to beat in an incentive-laden season. Consider: the AUS gets three of six spots in the Canadian Interuniversity Sport championship scheduled March 22-25 at the Moncton Coliseum. The conference is also representing the country at the FISU World University Games from Jan. 17-27 in Turin, Italy. "This is an exciting year for the AUS, no question," St. Francis Xavier X-Men coach Brad Peddle said.... | |
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| | | Greenwich scores late goal to get past Darien | | Posted Friday, October 06, 2006 7:10:31 AM by Blog57 Team | | Gabriele Geronimos, with an assist from Marlotte Van den Berg, scored with 1:16 remaining to lift Greenwich to the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Association win. Gerominos, assisted by Van den Berg, had given the Cardinals (5-2) an early lead but Darien (7-2 overall, 5-2 league) tied the game prior to halftime on Kimmie Carey's goal. .... | |
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| | | Marriages received Sept. 20 | | Posted Sunday, September 24, 2006 7:20:25 AM by Blog57 Team | | Gary Anthony Kevie, 61, of Silver Springs and France Amelia Baker, 50, of Newcastle, Calif. Oziel Alo Zaragoza Martinez, 22 and Jessica Lizette Romo, 19, of Reno. Jon D. Reynolds, 51, and Glenda J. Bailey, 42, of Reno. Erik Bryan Boyer, 26 and Amiee Rebecca Dawn McCandless, 24, of Fernley. Tony Le, 40 and Chieu Thi Bich Truong, 25, of Reno. Roger Stuart Ritzlin, 58 and Dora Li Rost, 56, of Reno. Richard A. Loveall, 67, of Woodland, Calif. and Judith Ellen Bogich, 67, of Reno. Matthew Joseph Lewis, 28 and Kari Brieanne Greene, 27, both of Reno. Tyler Devin Carson, 27 and Laura Alison Wakefield, 26, both of Sparks. Joe Rodney Grammer, 25, and Francesca Martinez, 26, both of Reno.... | |
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| | | LAFAYETTE PARISH PREVIEWS | | Posted Monday, September 11, 2006 9:16:05 PM by Blog57 Team | | Scouting: AHS coach Ted Davidson describes Istrouma as aggressive on defense and multiple and talented on offense. Istrouma showed the ability to run and pass in building a 41-3 halftime lead on the road last Friday. Notable: Acadiana quarterback Jonathan Morvant will be out at least four weeks with a broken wrist. Senior receiver Kip Jacob takes over. Coach Ted Davidson said Jacob has "always been the emergency backup quarterback, but has never really been a quarterback.'' Morvant took over as the starter last year after Kellen Theriot was injured in the jamboree. Receiver Javinas Faulk strained a calf in practice Wednesday to add to Acadiana's receiver woes. Quotable: "He (Morvant) is handling it well. I feel bad for him because he's worked so hard. The kids have been very resilient so far.... | |
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| | | Community calendar | | Posted Sunday, September 03, 2006 11:24:11 AM by Blog57 Team | | Fireworks: Harvard Fourth of July fireworks display, rescheduled from late June. Town beach, Bare Hill Pond, at dusk. Prime viewing area is the Pond Road athletic field, south of the school complex. Singles Dance: 8 p.m. American Legion Hall, 357 Great Road, Bedford, Mass. Ages 35 and up, $8. Bellvue Cadillac: 8 p.m., Bull Run Restaurant, Shirley. Tickets $16 in advance, $20 at the door. Dance band. Opener: Jeff Root & The Bongo Poet. Monday, Sept. 4 Fireman’s Muster: 11:45 a.m., Groton, starting with parade from Senior Center to H&V Field on Townsend Road. Singles Dance: 8 p.m. Fifties music. American Legion Hall, 357 Great Road, Bedford, Mass. Ages 35 and up, $8. Tuesday, Sept. 5 Girl Scout registration: 6-8 p.m., Harvard Congregational Church.... | |
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| | | Kingdom Bound Christian Music Festival | | Posted Monday, August 28, 2006 9:22:37 AM by Blog57 Team | | Buffalo, N.Y. One of North America's largest and longest-running Christian music festivals, Kingdom Bound, celebrates its 20th anniversary at Six Flags Darien Lake amusement park and camping resort, in Darien Center, New York (near Buffalo-Niagara Falls) August 6-9, 2006. The annual festival, which typically attracts 70,000 people from all over the United States and Canada, counts over 10,000 camping at the adjacent camping resort, more than 500 volunteers to keep the event running smoothly, and over 65 popular recording artists and 15 speakers brought in from all over the world for four days of faith, fun, and fellowship. Performing and/or speaking at the Compassion International Performing Arts Center: The Afters, MercyMe, Pastor Tommy Reid, Parachute Band, Reggie Dabbs, Anthony Evans, Rick Cua, Will McFarlane, Dr.... | |
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| | | EDUCATION NOTEBOOK | | Posted Tuesday, August 22, 2006 11:23:16 PM by Blog57 Team | | Billie Sumiel, formerly a student at Reeves Elementary in Long Beach, was selected to attend the National Young Scholars Program this summer in Washington, D.C. She evacuated to Delaware after Hurricane Katrina, and she will attend fourth grade at Southern Elementary in New Castle, Del. Sumiel was nominated in December 2005 by her third-grade teacher at Southern Elementary. On Feb. 15, she was accepted as an honored scholar in the CSI: Crime Solvers, Inc. strand at the scholars program. She is the daughter of William Sumiel III and Nichelle Miller-Sumiel. Robinson lands Star Student Scholarship Mississippi College School of Law in Jackson has announced that Katrina Dannheim Robinson of Gulfport recently was awarded a Star Student Scholarship.... | |
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