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Read More »NY Student Accepted to All Eight Ivy League Schools
Kwasi Enin, a 17-year-old from Long Island, NY, was accepted to all eight of the most prestigious universities in the U.S., otherwise known as the Ivy League. Enin, who is a senior at William Floyd High School, thought he would get into one or two of the universities, but not all eight. These include Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton, …
Read More »Speed Training Warm-ups
How to warm-up the body for sprinting activities By Coach Dixon I believe the warm-up should take about 20 – 30 minutes to raise the core temperature and get your muscles ready for sprinting. The warm-ups are done from low intensity to high intensity with each segment and rep. The intensity of the workout scheduled for the day will determine …
Read More »Florida’s Chad Thomas is Offered 150 Scholarships
Multi-talented Chad Thomas, a senior at Booker T. Washington High School, has received hundreds of college scholarship offers not only for his skills on the football field, but also for his exceptional musical abilities. In addition to his skills on the field, Chad also plays a total of nine instruments. Of the football and music scholarships offered, Thomas has chosen …
Read More »Pavin Parrish Named Gatorade Player of the Year as Best Basketball Player in Vermont
Pavin Parrish, a senior from Rochester High School, has been named Gatorade’s Basketball Player of the Year for Vermont. Rochester High School’s Parrish stands at 5-foot-10 and 160-punds and averaged 31.0 points, 14.5 rebounds, 8.6 assists and 5.2 steals per game. Parrish lead his team to a winning season with a record of 20-3 in Division IV. Parrish finished his …
Read More »New Jersey’s St. Joseph High School Senior Karl Towns Named Basketball Player of the Year
Karl Towns, a senior from St. Joseph High School, has been named Gatorade’s Basketball Player of the Year for New Jersey. Towns is a 7’1″ basketball phenom and is widely considered one of the top high school players in the country. Next year, Towns plans on playing basketball for the University of Kentucky, one of the nation’s most prestigious college …
Read More »2014 Triton-Asics Invitational Track & Field Meet Brought Thousands of Participants and Spectators
High schools from all over Orange County, San Diego and even Canada brought excitement, great competition and a few new records to post in the books at the 2014 Triton-Asics Invitation Track & Field Meet. More than 25 schools were represented at this year’s 9th annual event. San Clemente’s Kelsey Benoit broke an event record in the shot put with …
Read More »Seven National Records Go Down at New Balance Nationals 2014
More than 4,000 athletes competed at this year’s New Balance Nationals Indoor track and field meet. Seven national records were shattered during the three-day event, the most ever recorded in a single meet in American track and field history. Day One Girls 5,000 Meter Run: Tessa Barrett (16:11.85) Day Two Girl’s 4×55 Meter Shuttle Hurdle 5 Flights: Hoover High School (31.35) Boy’s …
Read More »SCHS Surf Team Claims Sixth Straight NSSA State Championship
The San Clemente High Surf Team captured its sixth state title this past weekend at the National Scholastic Surfing Association’s Interscholastic Surfing Championships. The Tritons were led by sophomore Connor Dand, who claimed his first major title in the High School Varsity Mens division. Contributors to the team’s win included Kei Kobayashi, who placed second in Varsity Mens, Andy Nieblas, …
Read More »Wyoming All-State Basketball Players Named
The Wyoming Coaches Association has named the 2013-2014 All-State Basketball List. Class 2A: Colton Richter – Sr Moorcroft Colter Carzoli – Sr Big Horn Travis Romsa – Sr Burns (Two Time All State) Hunter Dockery – Sr Lusk (Two Time All State) Denton Shaw – Jr Lusk Scott Gross – Jr Pine Bluffs Hunter Thompson – Fr Pine Bluffs Kason …
Read More »Mary Cain Breaks Her Own World Indoor Junior Record in 1,000 Meters
At just 17, Mary Cain is setting a name for herself. The Bronxville, NY, senior won the 1,000 meters at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Roxbury Crossing, MA, in 2 minutes, 35.80 seconds to break broke her own world indoor junior record. Cain set the previous mark of 2:39.25 in her second meet as a pro. Cain is …
Read More »2013 All Nebraska Volleyball Team Announced
The 2013 All Nebraska Volleyball Team has been announced. Here is the First Team lineup: Sydney O’Shaughnessy (Omaha Marian) – O’Shaughnessy dished out 1,164 assists and had 134 kills Marysa Wilkinson (Lincoln Southwest) – The 6-foot Creighton recruit had 504 kills and led the Silver Hawks back to the state tourney for 10th time Olivia Boender (Waverly) – the 6-foot-2 …
Read More »Lynden Lyncs Girls Basketball Takes Home Washington State Championship
The Lyncs finished the season with a record of 25-2 after defeating Kings 55-40 in the Class 1A state championship game. This was the school’s 10th Championship and its first since 2008. In 2011, the Lyncs lost the State championship game to state rival, Freeman hHigh School.
Read More »Tyler Berger Wins Fourth Individual Oregon State Championship
Tyler Berger of Crook County High School became the 27th wrestler to win four individual Oregon state titles. Berger, who will wrestle collegiately for Nebraska starting next year, finished the season with a record of 46-0 and lost only three times in his high school career. After winning his first three titles with 5A Hermiston, Berger transferred to Crook County …
Read More »Bountiful High School of Salt Lake City Captures Its First State Title Since 1977
With two seconds remaining in the 4A state championship game, the Braves were threatened with the same heartbreaking fate of previous seasons. With a one-point lead and Orem at the free-throw line, the Braves watched as the the first attempt flung from the front iron. As the second free-throw misses off the rim to reward Bountiful with its first state …
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