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NFL cares too much about numbers
Posted on March 12, 2010Posted in Overtime with Daniel Gallen, Sports
Written by Daniel Gallen, Editor in Chief
Sports are a game of numbers. Greatness is measured by numbers. Skill is measured by numbers. Achievement is measured by numbers. On paper, the game is simplified to a numbers game, determining matchups based on numbers that... Read more »
Comments: No ResponsesStichel named head football coach
Posted on March 10, 2010Posted in Sports, Sports News
Written by Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
After former varsity football coach Keith Rawlings announced that he will not return for the 2010-2011 season, offensive coordinator Rich Stichel will take over as head coach, as well as continuing to call plays. In addition, according... Read more »
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Rawlings steps down
Posted on March 10, 2010Posted in Sports, Sports News, Top Stories
Written by Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
With the JV and varsity football teams lining the pews in the chapel, former head coach Keith Rawlings’ eyes fill with tears as he recounts his emotional decision to leave the Patriots sideline and follow his children to St. Paul’s... Read more »
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Coach of the Month: Krystin Porcella
Posted on March 5, 2010Posted in Sports, Uncategorized
Written by Joey Hoff, Managing Editor
Q: Did you play lacrosse in high school? A: Yes. [Former coach John] Hughes encouraged me to play lacrosse. My freshman year at JC was the first time I had ever played. Q: What do you like about lacrosse? A: I like the speed at... Read more »
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Patriot of the Month: Scott Strappelli
Posted on March 3, 2010Posted in Sports
Written by Rachel Kokoska, Sports Editor; Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
Freshman Scott Strappelli fell to the mat in disbelief and lowered his bandaged face into his hands as the screams of his teammates and spectators engulfed him. Tears pooling in his eyes, Strappelli rose to his feet and embraced his... Read more »
Comments: No ResponsesLoss in semifinals shatter dreams of basketball championship
Posted on March 3, 2010Posted in Game Recaps, Sports
Written by Daniel Gallen, Editor in Chief
The men’s varsity basketball team was ended its playoff run on February 19 with a 70-30 loss at Mount St. Joseph High School in the MIAA A Conference Semifinals. The Gaels were lead by senior forward Ryley Beaumont’s... Read more »
Comments: No ResponsesWomen’s swim team pulls-off strong season finish
Posted on March 1, 2010Posted in Game Recaps, Sports
Written by Katelynn Colgain, Editorials Editor
Keep focused. This was the goal of the women’s “B” conference swimming team as they took second place at championships at UMBC. Freshman Carrie Dukes came in first place in the 50 free, with a time of 25.72 seconds, and second... Read more »
Comments: No ResponsesOlympic field enthralls viewers
Posted on March 1, 2010Posted in Overtime with Daniel Gallen, Sports
Written by Daniel Gallen, Editor in Chief
Spending two straight Saturday nights with my group of friends watching the Olympics made me realize how big this event is. I don’t consider my friends to be huge sports fans, but there we were, living and dying with each of Shani... Read more »
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JC cheerleaders shine with success
Posted on February 25, 2010Posted in Game Recaps, Sports
Written by Kate Froehlich, Executive Editor
Junior Logan Hayes bounces on her heels, palms sweating, stomach wrought with nerves. As she approaches the mat, cheers of onlookers ringing in her ears, Hayes puts down her sign, lines up into the formation, and prepares herself for... Read more »
Comments: No ResponsesPostponed senior retreat proves key to indoor soccer championship win
Posted on February 24, 2010Posted in Game Recaps, Sports
Written by Rachel Kokoska, Sports Editor
While other seniors were disappointed when senior retreat was postponed, senior Mel Lookingland and the other senior players on the varsity indoor soccer team considered it an act of God. Senior retreat and the IAAM championship game... Read more »
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