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Sunday, May 20, 2012

Corpus Christi wins Lansdale Catholic CYO Softball Tournament



The Corpus Christi Varsity Girls Softball team was champion of the Lansdale Catholic 6th Annual CYO Softball Tournament held May 4-5. The team went undefeated over the weekend, earning a 2-1 victory over Mary, Mother of the Redeemer in the championship game.

Pictured front row (from left): Julia Moroz, Jillian Gilmartin, Ashley Seal, Clare Hill, Sydney Clark. Middle row: Brigit Coleman, Brigid Murphy, Shannon Hill, Meghan MacDonald.Back: Coach Tim Hill, coach Tom Gilmartin, Terry Wilcox, Sarah McKenzie, Maddie Baldini, Mary Grace Carson, Kelly Daley, coach Dennis Hill, coach Ken Seal. Not pictured: Gabriella Rossi

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Sunday, May 13, 2012

Allison Smith wins vault, floor at PA Level 8 State Gymnastics Meet


Allison Smith, a resident of Telford who attends eighth grade at Indian Crest Middle School, competed at the Pennsylvania Level 8 State Gymnastics Meet in Pittsburgh on March 31. Smith took first in both the vault (9.70) and floor (9.475), second in the all-around (37.30), third in the beam (9.30) and also competed in the bars (8.825). Her Level 8 team also came in first place. Smith qualified for regionals, which were held April 28-29 in Bernville.

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Hatboro-Horsham 5th Grade travel basketball wins ICBA division title



The Hatboro-Horsham fifth grade travel basketball team finished 18-4 overall, 15-0 in winning the Inter-County Basketball Association Boys U10 D2a championship. The team defeated Spring-Ford 46-32 in the final. Hatboro-Horsham led the division in points scored and second in points allowed.

Pictured front row (from left): Christopher Metzler, Ethan Abraham, Ryan Cole, Colin Davis, Ben Roscioli,  Back row: Coach Roger Ranck, Owen Ranck, Nick Romeo, Ben Halpern,  Patrick Jennings, Ian Reilley, coach Steve Reilley.

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Jack Holderbach recognized by Harleysville Baseball


Harleysville Baseball recently recognized Jack Holderbach for his over 31 years of service to Harleysville Baseball. Holdenbach is a former president, umpire-in-chief, commisioner, coach and board member at Large.

Pictured (from left): Jack Holderbach, Joe Cannon,  president, Harleysville Baseball.

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Tuesday, May 8, 2012

DRVSA Baseball and Softball results


BASEBALL
AAA
The Burlington Bees, sponsored by Schuylkill Valley Sports, fell to the Charleston RiverDogs, sponsored by Strike Zone Training Center, by a score of 4-3 last Friday.
The Bees got on the board in the first inning as Sawyer Haney scored on a fielder’s choice.  In the home half of the second, Darren Craig worked a lead-off walk, followed by an Adam Cameron single to start a three-run rally for the RiverDogs.
The Bees rallied back in the fourth, as second baseman Tyler Maloney singled home Andrew Long and John McDonald later scored on a fielder’s choice.   RiverDogs’ Blake Benner sealed the win, driving in the go-ahead run later in the fourth.
For the Bees, Trevor McDonald threw three innings, yielding only one run.  RiverDogs pitcher Danny Loveless tossed two strong innings in relief to earn the save.

• The runs were a plenty as the Durham Bulls sponsored by Thompson Toyota edged the Toledo Mud Hens sponsored by Hatfield Quality Meats 12-11 on April 29.
The Bulls bats were led by Kyle Moran who went 3-for-3 with three RBIs and three runs scored.  T.J. Grenda and Aiden Mc Closkey led the Bulls with great pitching. Getting quality hits for the Mud Hens were Andrew Reice, Peter Overby and Jake Vitali.

• In a defensive struggle on April 26, the Toledo Mud hens sponsored by Hatfield Quality Meats shut out the Charleston RiverDogs Sponsored by Strike Zone Training Center 2-0.
The Mud Hens were led by Eli Kantor who got on base twice and scored a run. They also got solid pitching from Ian Fischer and Chris Duffy.
The RiverDogs got great pitching from Blake Benner, solid defense from CJ McNally.  Matt Gearheart got the RiverDogs only hit.

• The Neher Group, Inc. Louisville Bats held off the hard charging Dr. Robert Azqrek Orthodontics Corpus Christie Hooks 8-7 on April 27.
For the Hooks, Andrew Cope was outstanding in the field and Justin Nichols had two base hits.
The Bats were led by Joe Muntz who had had a double & triple. Dawson Bennett also had two base hits and three runs scored for the Bats.

• The Hileman and Davis Portland Sea Dogs’ bats were on fire in a 12-3 win over the Round Rock Express on April 24.  
Charlie Mininger blazed the way with a single, double, a stolen base and three RBIs.  Brandon Chambers followed that with a single, a stolen base and an RBI. Drew Kramer finished up the night by walking all three times at bat, stealing three bases and scoring three runs.  
The Round Rock Express started rolling with Christian Rush’s triple in the first inning.  Ryan Healy was throwing some heat in putting up three strikeouts for the Express.

Minor A
Last Sunday, the Thompson Lexus Storm played the Richter Drafting and Office Supply Red Wings.
The Storm were led by the defense of catcher Riley Denton and the power hitting duo of Ben Peacock and Liam McLaughlin.   The Red Wings were led by the defense of catcher Alex McAloon and 3 put-outs recorded by Jack Pearson. Also, Gannon Perlini continued his season long hot hitting streak.

• The Trenton Thunder continued their solid start on April 17 with an offensive display against the Orem Owlz, with solid hits from Jackson Zumwalt and Chris Haberle.
For the Orem Owlz, Justin Grant laid his bat into three great hits and made two outs from the mound during the second inning and another from right field during the third.
Tyler Soto continued his hitting streak with four strong singles and great defensive play at shortstop during the second inning and first base in the fifth. Sean Comitalo added to his reputation by providing big hits in each of the first three innings.

Minor B
It was an exciting game on April 26 with the Sand Gnats taking on the Threshers.
Sand Gnat batters Grayson Weikel and Jake Rumer were hitting great and Joe Pearson and Jason Knapp were looking good in the field.
For the Threshers, Riley Cullen and Joe Dowd were hitting solidly along with Jack Bruno in the field.

SOFTBALL
Bolts
On April 28, the Quakertown National Bank Bulldogs and the Aunt Nancy’s Peanut Brittle Yellowjackets played an exciting game of U12 softball.
The high scoring game included hits by Izzy Serafini for the Yellowjackets and Ashley Fox and Allyson Motts for the Bulldogs.
The defense answered with Katie Gant in the field and Sarah Standerovich pitching for the Yellowjackets and Raine Bedeaux with a double play for the Bulldogs.

Thunder
The Bux-Mont Awards Hurricanes lost a close game to the visiting Lenape Valley Bandits 4-3 last Monday.
Pitchers Allison Arnold and Morgan Medl held the Bandits to 4 runs with solid defense from Emily Hegen and Bailey Fitzgerald.  Abby Lee, Kiersten Moyer and Kerri Piper hit well for the Hurricanes.  Emily Hegen had a great day at the plate with a late game triple that brought the Hurricanes to within one run.
The Bandits kept the lead with strong pitching by Tori Dunn, Cassidy McGarry and Madison McGarry. Madison McGarry finished with one run allowed and two strikeouts in her debut.
Excellent defensive plays by Taylor Hinkle at short stop and second base to hold the runners and Cassidy McGarry’s inning-ending fly catch at third base. Taylor Mercier stopped at nothing defensively playing catcher making great throws to third base on the steal.
Offensively, Tori Dunn, Julia D’Agostino, Emma Tantum and Amanda Miller carried the Bandits to the win.

• The Bux-Mont Awards Hurricanes and Pennridge Pediatrics Gators battled it out on April 21 with the Gators using a three-run rally late to win 7-5.
Morgan Medl pitched a close game for the Hurricanes, with Jocelyn Arnold pitching relief in the last inning.  Kasey Piper and Abby Lee batted well for the Hurricanes. Kalyee LaRue and Delanie Wolff pitched a great game for the Gators keeping the score close throughout.
Madison Hobbs had some good plays in the field while Lindsay Wilcox tried out a new position as catcher to help the Gators hang onto the lead in the last inning.

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Montgomery County Quarter Midget Racing Club results April 28


The following results are from Montgomery County Quarter Midget Racing Club races on April 28 in Phoenixville.

Montgomery County
April 28 
Jr Honda C Main: Wyatt Harrar, Adrianna Delliponti, Michael Langley, Kevin Holt, Christian Bruno.
Jr Animal B Main: Michael Langley, John Darling, Adrianna Delliponti, Aidan Svanda, Wyatt Harrar.
Sr Honda B Main: David Fink, Steve Darling, Bobby Yeaney, John Bangs, Jared Edwards.
Lt 160 B Main: Darrell Kreider, Joel Peck, Jesse Bartleson, Johnathon Gallagher, Brooke Roberson.
Hvy 160 B Main: Angel Delancey, Zakery Vickers, Gary Bozowski, Makenzie Kuser, Keera Dupler.
Jr Honda B Main: Wyatt Harrar, Kevin Holt, Michael Langley, Zach Curtis, Adrianna Delliponti.
Jr  Animal A Main: Brandon Shipley, Adrianna Delliponti, Aidan Svanda, Michael Langley, Christian Bruno.
Sr Novice A Main: Morgan Long, Elisabeth Roberson.
Sr Honda A Main: Andrew Layser, Johhathon Gallagher, Bobby Holdzwarth, Ryan Laise, Jesse Bartleson.
Jr Stock A Main: Dalton Maiers, Michael Thompson.
Hvy Honda A Main: Renay Stover, Zakery Vickers, Roxanne Kreider, Ricky Zachar, Samantha King.
Jr Novice A Main: Dale Dupler, Randy Stover, Johnny Doucette.
Sr Animal A Main: Steve Darling.
Half A Main: David Crossman, Blaike Bracelin.
Lt 160 A Main: Nathan Griffith, Jesse  Bartleson, Darrell Kreider, Andrew Layser, Jared Edwards.
Hvy 160 A Main: Kyle Weiss, Kyle Lilick, Gary Bozowski, Connor King, Makenzie Kuser.
Jr Honda A Main: Michael Langley, Kevin Holt, Wyatt Harrar, John Darling, Brandon Shipley.
Lt World Formula A Main: Gary Bozowski, Dylan Swinehart, John Bangs, Jesse Bartleson, Steve Kisamore.
Hvy World Formula A Main: Connor King, David Crossman, Blake Hindle, Ryan Lilick, Joe Bednarek.

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Oaklane Quarter Midget Racing Club Results April 28


The following results are from Oaklane Quarter Midget Racing Club races on April 28 in Trumbauersville.

Oaklane
April 28 97 Cars
Light 160 C Main:  1. Joseph Sekelsky  2. Luke Fitz 3. Ryan MacConnell.
Senior Honda B Main: 1. Joseph Sekelsky 2. Jamie McAnally 3. Sean Graham.
Light 160 B Main:  1. Dylan McCrone 2. David Erb 3. DJ Hunt.
Heavy 160 B Main: 1. Kyle Lee 2. Hunter Schaffer 3. Matt Dille.
Junior Novice A Main: 1. Alex French 2. Cole Stangle 3. Paul Owens.
Senior Novice A Main: 1. Cassidy Owens 2. Joe Nalbone 3. Nick Galiardo.
Junior Animal A Main: 1. Ryan Graver 2. Ava Horvath 3. Scott MacConnel.
Senior Animal A Main: 1. Nicole Tobey.
Senior Honda A Main: 1. Kiel Cochran 2. Joseph Sekelsky 3. Joey Jarowicz.
Heavy Honda A Main: 1. Rich Speeney 2. Matthew Pawelski 3. Brenden Koehler.
Junior Stock A Main: 1. Jack Wehmeyer 2. DJ Hunt 3. Ava Horvath.
Light 160 A Main: 1. Joey Jarowicz 2. Dylan McCrone 3. Jack Wehmeyer.
Heavy 160 A Main: 1. Rich Speeney 2. Kyle Lee 3. Jonathan Josko.
Light World Formula A Main: 1. Kyle Lee 2. Camara Owens 3. Nathaniel Brinker.
Heavy World Formula A Main: 1. Matt Tanner 2. Matt Dille 3. Adam Giovanetti.
Junior Honda C Main: 1. Ava Cochran 2. Leah Bair 3. Chase Stangle.
Junior Honda B Main: 1. Ryan Graver 2. Ava Cochran 3. Nick Wehmeyer.
Junior Honda A Main: 1. Jack Wehmeyer 2. Ava Horvath 3. Jacob Van Doren.

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Sunday, May 6, 2012

Arcola boys, girls teams win Penn Relays PIAA Middle School 4x100 Relay



On April 27, the Arcola Junior High School track teams traveled to the University of Pennsylvania to compete in the Penn Relay’s PIAA Middle School 4x100 relay championship.

For the boys, the team of Griffin Billicic, Jon Koehler, Nick Rinella and Nick Shaffer placed first overall with a time of 48.26 seconds.

On the girls side, the team of Alanna Dodson, Caroline Duffy, Marisa Antinori and Angela Ramsden won its division with a time of 51.01 seconds to set a new Penn Relay record, breaking the old 2004 mark by 0.74 seconds.  This is also the second straight year the Arcola girls team won the championship, with relay members Dodson and Duffy apart of the 2011 team.

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Sunday, April 22, 2012

U11 Montgomery Spirit take first at Robert Urban Memorial Tournament



The U11 Montgomery Spirit recently took first place in the Robert Urban Memorial Tournament in Nether Providence. The Spirit went 3-0, defeating teams from Haverford, West Chester United, and the Greater Chester Valley. Combined the Spirit scored 14 goals while giving up only two.

Pictured front row (from left): Bella Freer, Kristin Varilla, Olivia Jerome. Back row: Jacque Senour, Becky Browndorf, Casey Cavanaugh, Erin Mindick, Emma Dunga, Olivia Deussing. Not pictured: Emma Maley, Mia Brady, Kailyn Diamond, Elizabeth Friel, Grace Check.

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U12 Montgomery Arsenal take first at Robert Urban Memorial Tournament


The U12 Montgomery Arsenal recently took first place at the Robert Urban Memorial Tournament in Nether Providence. The Arsenal came away with wins over Wyoming Valley and the host Nether Nitros, with their final game was against Baltimore Bays ending in a 0-0 tie. Due to not allowing a goal in the tournament, the Arsenal earned the championship on bonus points for shutouts. The championship is the ninth this season for the team.

Pictured front row (from left): Teddy Davis, Jordan Cordi, Jimmy Boccella, Vincent Scialla, Joey Brigidi, Aidan Jerome. Back row: Josh Hagerty, Matt Mauer, Luke Brautigam, Jake Helwig, Brendan Laurinaitis, Matt Gaul, Luke Godzieba, Danny Karrash, Chris Edling, Harrison Combs. Not Pictured: Brett Katz, Matt Gain.

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