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- LOCAL SPORTS ROUNDUP: Saratoga girls gymnastics takes down Shaker
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| LOCAL SPORTS ROUNDUP: Saratoga girls gymnastics takes down Shaker Posted: 14 Dec 2010 08:28 PM PST SARATOGA SPRINGS — Rema Bianco won two events and added a second-place finish to lead Saratoga to a victory over Shaker in Section II girls gymnastics action. Bianco won the uneven bars competition with a score of 8.6, defeating teammate Tessy Dirado, who tied for second with a score of 8.45. Bianco also finished first in the floor exercise event (9.35), and notched second place to her teammate Rachel Van Earden (8.9) in vaulting. Van Earden also contributed second-place finishes in the balance beam, floor exercise and all-around competition. Boys' Bowling Saratoga 22, Shaker 10 Kris Kvasnack rolled a match-high 279 single game and posted a 676 total as Saratoga routed Shaker, 22-10. Andy Lloyd had a 655 and Ken Conte added 638. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 18, Niskayuna 14 Chris Hanson led Burnt Hills with a 596 as the Spartans pulled out a close one, 18-14, over Niskayuna in Suburban Council bowling. Zach Nasters posted a 576 for Burnt Hills who had a 3192-3182 total pin advantage over the Silver Warriors. Continued... Aaron Simone led all Bowlers with a 629 total. Shenendehowa 20, Ballston Spa 12 Corey Hommel had a 558 total as Shenendehowa took down Ballston Spa, 20-12. Phil Backer led Ballston Spa with a 551. Schuylerville 4, Corinth 0 Steve Booth rolled a high game of 266 and Tim Gravelle had the highest total at 679 as Schuylerville romped Corinth, 4-0, in Adirondack League bowling. Schuylerville had an 3408-2394 advantage in pins. Austin Bovee led Corinth with a 542 total. Schuylerville is 16-4, while Corinth falls to 1-19 on the season. Continued... Steven Culbert, Jay Oakes and Jose Sartin won individual matches for the Galway wrestling team, but the Eagles fell to Mohonasen, losing 58-21 overall. Culbert, wrestling in the 112-pound weight class, pinned Mohonasen's Jordan Alburger in 4:42, while Oakes (125-pound) pinned Tyler Bushey in 4:18. Sartin defeated Mohonasen wrestler David Ehlers by a 6-0 decision in a 152-pound match. Ice Hockey Shenendehowa 7, So. Glens Falls/Hud. Falls 0 Mike McCarthy, Patrick Farnan and Brandon Mortka all scored twice for the Plainsmen as Shenendehowa rounted South Glens Falls/Hudson Falls in CDHSHL play. Matt Dempsey added the other Plainsmen goal and Brian Walter tallied just seven saves in net for the shutout. SARATOGA SPRINGS — Rema Bianco won two events and added a second-place finish to lead Saratoga to a victory over Shaker in Section II girls gymnastics action. Bianco won the uneven bars competition with a score of 8.6, defeating teammate Tessy Dirado, who tied for second with a score of 8.45. Bianco also finished first in the floor exercise event (9.35), and notched second place to her teammate Rachel Van Earden (8.9) in vaulting. Van Earden also contributed second-place finishes in the balance beam, floor exercise and all-around competition. Boys' Bowling Saratoga 22, Shaker 10 Kris Kvasnack rolled a match-high 279 single game and posted a 676 total as Saratoga routed Shaker, 22-10. Andy Lloyd had a 655 and Ken Conte added 638. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 18, Niskayuna 14 Chris Hanson led Burnt Hills with a 596 as the Spartans pulled out a close one, 18-14, over Niskayuna in Suburban Council bowling. Zach Nasters posted a 576 for Burnt Hills who had a 3192-3182 total pin advantage over the Silver Warriors. Aaron Simone led all Bowlers with a 629 total. Shenendehowa 20, Ballston Spa 12 Corey Hommel had a 558 total as Shenendehowa took down Ballston Spa, 20-12. Phil Backer led Ballston Spa with a 551. Schuylerville 4, Corinth 0 Steve Booth rolled a high game of 266 and Tim Gravelle had the highest total at 679 as Schuylerville romped Corinth, 4-0, in Adirondack League bowling. Schuylerville had an 3408-2394 advantage in pins. Austin Bovee led Corinth with a 542 total. Schuylerville is 16-4, while Corinth falls to 1-19 on the season. Girls' Bowling Saratoga 16, Columbia 16 Brittany Harrington posted a 657 total Alyssa Pancake added 611 and Nikke Snyder chipped in with a 591 as Saratoga and Columbia bowling match ended 16-16. Swimming Niskayuna 105, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake 60 Niskayuna picked up a 105-60 win over Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake in Suburban Council swimming. Alex Dreisbach, in the 100-meter freestyle, and Benjamin Rybaltowski, in the 500-meter freestyle picked up the lone individual wins for Burnt Hills. Wrestling Mohonasen 58, Galway 21 Steven Culbert, Jay Oakes and Jose Sartin won individual matches for the Galway wrestling team, but the Eagles fell to Mohonasen, losing 58-21 overall. Culbert, wrestling in the 112-pound weight class, pinned Mohonasen's Jordan Alburger in 4:42, while Oakes (125-pound) pinned Tyler Bushey in 4:18. Sartin defeated Mohonasen wrestler David Ehlers by a 6-0 decision in a 152-pound match. Ice Hockey Shenendehowa 7, So. Glens Falls/Hud. Falls 0 Mike McCarthy, Patrick Farnan and Brandon Mortka all scored twice for the Plainsmen as Shenendehowa rounted South Glens Falls/Hudson Falls in CDHSHL play. Matt Dempsey added the other Plainsmen goal and Brian Walter tallied just seven saves in net for the shutout. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| Sports Shorts: Atlantic gymnasts second at state meet Posted: 16 Dec 2010 11:07 PM PST Today's most viewed articlesDecember 17, 2010 2:00 AM Atlantic gymnasts 2nd at state meetHAMPSTEAD — The Level 4 girls from Atlantic Gymnastics of Portsmouth competed in the winter state meet at Phantom Gymnastics earlier this month. In the 10-year-old division, Heather Heim scored first on beam, third on floor and first all-around with a 35.775. In the 9-year-old category, Victoria Goss placed third on vault with a 9.250. In the 8-year-old division, Leah Burns placed third on bars with a 9.400, and Sarah Morin scored third on vault with a 9.375. In the 6- and 7-year-old group, Ayla McKean placed third on floor with a 9.025. Sarah Vogt, in the 13-plus group, placed first all-around with a 35.950. Baseball: Wood to rejoin CubsCHICAGO (AP) — Kerry Wood is returning to the Chicago Cubs, agreeing to a one-year, $1.5 million contract, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press. Wood pitched for the Cubs from 1998-08. He signed with the Indians as a free agent in December 2008 and was traded from Cleveland to the New York Yankees last July. Wood became Mariano Rivera's primary setup man and was 2-0 with a 0.69 ERA in 24 appearances with New York. A's get Willingham from NatsOAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — The Oakland Athletics suddenly have a lineup that could make them a contender in the AL West — if the oft-injured A's stay healthy, of course. Oakland acquired outfielder Josh Willingham on Thursday from the Washington Nationals, who received a pair of prospects in the trade. A's general manager Billy Beane certainly has worked to upgrade his lineup. Willingham is a middle-of-the-order hitter who should complement two other new faces: Hideki Matsui and David DeJesus. Willingham batted .268 with 16 home runs and 56 RBIs last season, his second with Washington after five years with Florida. Reader Reaction We reserve the right to remove any content at any time from this Community, including without limitation if it violates the Community Rules. We ask that you report content that you in good faith believe violates the above rules by clicking the Flag link next to the offending comment. New comments are only accepted for two weeks from the date of publication. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| Posted: 09 Dec 2010 08:02 AM PST AT least 240 young gymnasts, including a delegation from Singapore, will see action in the 2010 Bea Lucero Cup starting on Dec. 11 at the Gymnastics Association of the Philippines Center at the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex. Lucero, one of the brightest stars to emerge from the Milo sports program, will officially open the two-day competition at 8 a.m. Lucero, one of the most successful Milo athletes, is now a passionate advocate of grassroots sports, a testament to Milo's success in building champions not only in sports but also in life. A former top gymnast in Southeast Asian who went on to win a taekwondo bronze medal in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics when the sport was still a demonstration event, Lucero has for years been focusing on talent identification and development. The 11th edition of the Milo-sponsored Bea Lucero Gymnastics Cup features emerging stars Uytengsu Uytengsu and Micah Bernate, who shone in the event last year. McKenzie Kinsela, Erin Evangelista, Ronnie Nolido, Micah Sunga and Samantha Dominguez are also expected to shine, along with a host of talented young athletes. The Prime Gymnastics Club of Singapore is sending a delegation to vie against Manila Gymnastics Club, Philippine Gymnastics Athletic Academy and other teams from different schools and clubs in the country. Among those seeing action are Poveda, International School-Manila, St. Paul College Pasig, Miriam College, St. Scholastica's College, Philippine Normal University, OB Montesori, Immaculate Conception Academy, Assumption College and University of the Philippines. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
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