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Monday, June 20, 2011

Aqua Blue 'La Salle'

The Aqua Blue "La Salle" team won the girls 5th/6th grade West Norriton Summer Basketball League Championship on Wednesday, June 15 at the Jeffersonville firehouse. Top row L to R: Erin Holly, Natalie Fritz, Morgan Culbreath, Jordan Wilson, Anyea Thompson, Jackie Galichinski. Kneeling L to R: Maddie Skaw, Maeve Riehman, Abby Riehman, Maria Montanez. Not pictured: Paige Fisher. Head Coach: Donnie Skaw.

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Arcola Middle School Girls Track

The Arcola Middle School Girls 7th Grade Hurdle Team of Amanda Shields, Annalese Olivieri, Nikki Rimlinger and Sara Byrne won the gold medal in the 60 Meter Shuttle Hurdle Relay Race. The Meet was in May. Also pictured - coach Jesse Mersher.

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East Norriton Girls Athletic Association

The 10-and-under East Norriton Girls Athletic Association (ENGAA) won the Eastern Montgomery County Girls Softball League Championship on Friday, June 10, 2011. The picture is of, starting back row from left to right, Head Coach Patrick Gibbons, Coach Jeremy Neely, Coach Dan Larkins. Second row from left to right, Randee Wismer, Destiny-Lynn Hill, Naila Neely, Hayley Hunter, and Jordan Armstrong. Front row from left to right, Sabrina Cammisa, Ashley Schools, Erin Gibbons, Kellie Larkins, and Toria Malazita. Sitting alone in front, Emily Schools.

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Velocity

The Velocity 16U girls fast pitch team placed 2nd in the USSSA East Stroudsburg tournament, Velocity is located in Springfield Twp. and Plymouth Meeting, Montgomery County. The two pitchers Abby Boyer and Kim Machalette only allowed four earned runs in six games with each earning MVP honors for the East Stroudsburg tournament. Taylor DelMonte led the team with a .696 batting average for the tournament. Rachel Konowal, Kim Machalette and Emma Goodrich all had batting averages over .652. Emma Goodrich's four doubles led the team in extra base hits.Catcher Anna Blackwood stopped anyone who tried to steal a base. Kelsea Schagrin had a key winning hit in the quarterfinal game. Maria Vido, Courtney Konowal and Ryan Haney were superb defensively allowing the Velocity to have the number one seed going into the second day of competition. Brynn Riesenberg gave the team a spark, stealing four bases.

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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Local softball teams win big at weekend tournaments


The Montgomery Twisters 16U fastpitch softball team has qualified for the USSSA World Series in Ocean City, Md. by winning the USSSA Memorial Day World Series Qualifier held in Quakertown last weekend. The Twisters went 5-1 scoring 38 runs and only allowing 19 runs to be scored against them in six games. The Twisters are ranked #2 out of 30 in the PA East Division.
In photo, left: top row, L-R: Head Coach Rick Shoulberg, Megan Roynan, Krista Goepfrich, Alyssa Shoulberg, Rachel Kulp, Asst. Coach Mike Sheehan, Emily Smith, Lexi Mayo, Caroline Hentzen, Megan Gallagher, Danya Briefer, Asst. Coach Rick Smith, Sarah Keller (DL). Bottom row, L-R: Hannah Sofield, Taylor Kane, Hannah Sheehan, Laura Kane, Becca Dougherty, Asst. Coach Megan Halberstadt. Submitted photo.



The girls of X-treme 14U Red played in the USSSA 16U “B” Fastpitch Fire tournament recently in Limerick. This tournament was to introduce them to what they will see next year and prepared them for the Memorial Day Tournament. What they left with was a first Place finish capped off by the 8-6 victory over the Southampton Blazers in the Championship. For the weekend the girls went 5-0-1, scoring 30 runs and allowing just 11. Jess Hagan, Vicki Schlott and Sarah Rambo pitched outstanding in their respective games and really showed everyone what they are made of. The team also finished in sixth place out of 56 teams at the Memorial Day tournament this weekend in all that heat.
Players pictured left are: standing, from left, Rachel Rodden, Sarah Rambo, Brenna Sermarini, Jess Hagan, Alex Fortebuono; Bottom row, from left: Taylor Brennan, Sammy Burns, Rachel Hamm, Vicki Schlott, Amanda Violante. The team is coached by Drew Brennan, Meagan Squartino and Jim Hagan. Submitted photo.