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JUly 21, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C North Boosters honor school's senior athletes Hannah Seo received the Carl Gauerke Klein memorial schol~rship for excellence in academics and participation in athlehcs and other school activities. Red Barons schedule signup for newcomers RegistratIOn of new players and cheerleaders for the Grosse Pomte Red Barons Little League football program will be held Saturday, Aug. 13, from 9 to 11:30 a m at Kerby School, located at Kerby and Beaupre roads in Grosse Pointe Farms Player regIstratIOn IS on a fIrst-come, first-served basis and is open to reSidents of the Grosse Pomtes and Harper Woods, who were born between Aug. 1, 1980, and Dec. 1, 1985 Players wIll weigh m at regis tratIon and must weigh be. tween 65 and 155 pounds No late registratIOns wIll be accepted because of roster limitations Youngsters Wlshmg to partiC- Ipate In the program must pre sent the following informatIon w.hen they register on Aug. 13' A valid bIrth certillcate, proof of residency and results of a recent - withm six months - physical examination with a signed note from a physiCian approving the chIld for participation in athletics The partiCipatIOn fee IS $40 per player All necessary eqUIpment, helmet, pads, jersey and pants will be prOVIded by the Red Barons organIzation. Each player must proVIde hiS own footwear. The Red Barons organIZatIOn IS a member of the Eastern Suburban Football League. The league COnsists of 11 franchises - Grosse Pointe, St Clarr $hores, Sterlmg Heights, Eastpointe, Northeast DetrOIt, Warren, Shelby, Mount Clemens, Inkster, Cannon and Oak Park Eight games are scheduled for the 1994 season and will be played on Sunday afternoons, ~gmnmg Sept 11 and continumg through New. 6. The Red B$rons' four home games will be diVIded between the Grosse Pomte North and Grosse Pomte ~uth football facilItIes. _The Red Barons are dIVided i~to varsity, JUnIor varsity and freshman squads Age, weIght and experience wIll determme on which team a child wIll play Each squad WIll mclude up to 40 players Players must be available to begin practice at 5 pm, Monday, Aug 15, at Kerby Field, on Kerby Road between Mack and Chalfonte. "Due to the nature of our program, In that we basically have just three weeks to prepare the players for the start of the season, we strongly suggest that only those players who can commit to practicmg fIve days a week for approximately two hours a day, sign up," said Doug Cheek, preSident of the board of drrectors "It's a tremendous time com- ID1tment for the klCls and J1' they are planmng a famJ1y vacation that would COnflIctWith our pre-season practices or are participating in another sport, It is our experIence that It is very difficult for that child to get the full benefit from the Red Barons' program," he said For more mformatIOn on the Red Barons football program, contact Cheek at 824-1431 or Doug Luttenberger at 885-6485. Registration for Red Barons' cheerleaders Will take place the same date and time as player signup. The fee is $40 per-participant and IS also open to resIdents of the Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods, who are between the ages of 6 and 12. Cheerleadmg uniforms are also furnished by the Red Barons organizatIOn Cheerleading practice begins at 5 p.m Monday, Aug 15, at Kerby Field. The Red Barons are seekmg coaching aSSIstance for the cheerleadmg squad For mor~ information on the cheerleaders and coaching oppurtUnItIes, contact head cheerleadmg coach Tma Leldlem at 839- 5948 By Beth Caramagno Special Writer Grosse POinte North's Athletic Boo'lter Club honored the school'~ hemor athletes at a recent brunch at the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club The 69 semor athletes, theIr pal ents and coaches heard a speech by Umverslty of MIChigan reCIultmg coordmator Bob Chmiel Hdnnah SeO was awarded the Can Gauerke Klem $500 Memorial &holarshlp for her excellence m academiCS and partiCipatIOn m athletiCS and other co curricular actIvitIes. Anne Maliszewski, Robert Mcleod and AJlt Sarnalk re cf'lved Scholar Athlete awards Mahszewskl was a member of 10 teams m volleyball, cross country and track, earning eight varsity letters She was dll-Macomb Area Conference honorable mention in volleyball and all-eonference in track for four years She has been a Scholar-Athlete 10 times, received many academiC excellence awards, has an overall Grosse Pomte South honored its sprmg athletes at its awards rnght last month. Rachel O'Byrne was a double winner in grrls track, takmg the Most Valuable Player and most pomts awards Gretchen Carter was the most Improved and Sandra Hammel was RookIe of the Year ChrIS Johnson was MVP m boys track, whIle other team awards went to Mike Lahey, most pomts, Adam Rhodes, most dedIcated, Rob Lloyd, most Improved; DenniS Lopez, RookIe of the Year, and Ron Watters, the Dan Whitney Unsung Hero award Eugene Agnone was MVP in baseball. Other team awards went to Todd Malbouef, most improved, ChrIs Fox, offensive player; Bnan Nugent, defenSIve player; and Jay Harrmgton, Coaches' award Jeff Wheeler took MVP honors In boys tenms Andy Schumacher was the squad's most Improved player and Andy Lo- gJ'dde pOint average of 4 02 and plan~ to attend Michigan McLeod has earned SIX varsity letters m football, basketball and baseball and has been captam of three teams He has been d Scholar-Athlete 12 times and al'lO receIved several aca demlc excellence awards He served as semor class preSident and has an overall GPA of 397 Sarn81k earned SIX varsity letters 10 soccer and tenms He wa'l an all-eonference selectIOn m tenms the last two years and was a captam m both sports He has been a Scholar Athlete eight times, received many excellence m academiCS awards, has a 403 GPA and plans to attend the Masbachusetts Institute of Technology Mahszewskl and Tom Fennell receIved the ErIC Van Hee award as North's most dedicated athletes. Fennell earned SIX varsIty letters m football, hockey and track He was Student ASSOCIatIOnVice preSIdent and VarsIty Club preSident Local players are named to all star squad Photos by Dick Cooper Aji\ Sarnaik. left. and Robert McLeod were co-winners 01 Grosse Pointe North's mole Scholar AthJete award. South's spring athletes receive their awards redo received the first Jeff Halso Award Jenna Nutter and Maureen Ryan shared the softball team's MVP award Ann Halpm was most Improved; Laura Stuckey, unsung player, MeredIth Wolfe, Coaches award; and Knsten Apple, sportsmanship award Katherine Grenzke was the MVP on the girls soccer team Other players honored were Sarah Prues, outstandIng defenSive player, Molly Mc- Kenzie, sparkplug, and Carey King, most Improved Tight end Rob Dallarre of Grosse POinte North and punter Ryan McCartney of Grosse Pointe South have been named to the East squad for the annual MIchigan High School East-West all star football game. The game will be played Saturday, July 30, at 1:30 pm at Michigan State's Spartan Stadium. Anne Maliszewski and Tom Fennell received the Eric Van Hee award as Grosse Pointe North's mosl dedicated senior athletes. Maliszewski also won the school's female Scholar Athlete award. Braves best in Majors The regular season champIOn Braves scored three runs m the top of the sixth Inning, then held off a late rally by the Reds to win 7-4 and capture the Grosse Pomte Woods-Shores Babe Ruth Major League championship Adam Rouls led the Braves' attack with five RBI, mcluding a three-run homer that cleared the outfield fence Buddy Briles pitrhed two m mngs of relief to post the VICtory The Reds had runners on second and third with no out m the bottom of the seventh, but Bnles retired the last three batters. He also had a key hit m the slXth-mnmg Steve Dube went the dlS tance for the Reds, who fin lshed the regular season In second place They defeated the third-place Pirates to advance to the title game Bnles led off the slXth WIth a smgle and took second on a sacrifice. Matt Walny walked and Chris Jones was safe on a fielder's chOIce as Briles was caught m a rundown. Bnan Kasiborskl followed WIth an Infield hit to drIve m Walny "'lith the wm. mng run. Rouls followed WIth a hit off the pitcher's glove that drove m Jones and Kaslborskl The Reds scored twice in the first, highlighted by smgles by Joe Elhs and Dube Rouls homered after singles by Walny and Jones m the third innmg, but the Reds regained the lead WIth two runs m the bottom of the frame. ChriS Mikula drove in one with a double and Elhs had an RBI smgle Kasiborskl led off the Braves' flfth With a smgle and eventually came around to score the tymg run. In the bottom of the seventh, Mikula was safe on an error and EllIs followed with hIS third hit of the game. Bnles then retired the next three batters on a stnkeout, a fly to short right field and an infield grounder Reds 7, Tigers 4 The Reds, paced by CraIg ZIOlkowskI's two hits scored four runs In the first mrung Chns MIkula pItched well m fi,e mmngs of rehef for the Reds. "hlle Mark Touhey. John Smyly and r-hke Spdth had key hIts for the wm ne,.,; Camp filled The overwhelming response to the first year of the Jay SmIth Basketball School has resulted m enrollment being closed. "In order to run an effective program, we have to keep the school at a reasonable number," said Smith, an assistant coach at the University of MIchigan "I want to be sure everyone has the opportunity to learn and have fun." The school WIll be held Aug. 8-12 at Umverslty Liggett School Plans are bemg made to expand the program next year and to mclude a girls sessIOn. EASTSIDE UNITED SOCCER Is Looking For U-14 ~ U-13 Travel SOCCER PLAYERS In The Grosse Pointe/Harper Woods Area For MYSL Travel Soccer \ CALL \. 886-6857 or 88 t - 7t 29 Evenings I j Eastside champions The St. Clare of Montefalco junior varsity softball team won the Catholic Youth Organi- . zation Eastside Division co-championship with an 8-2 record. Team members were Lauren . Tironi. Shelly Hancock. Lauren Caseous. Ellen Padilla. Lauren Padilla. Emmylen Ed- '.wards. Emily Martinez. Stephanie Dil'irgil. Caitlen Quigley. Colleen Trybus. Angela . Blackwell. Bonnie Auman. Katie Auman. Megan Mlller. Kim Sikora. Amy Benchich and Sherma Brown. The coaches were Bob Holtz and Lindsay Gasparovich. August 17 - 20, 1994 at Fraser Ice Arena, Fraser, MI ADULTS 30 AND OVER $1,650 U.S. LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE [ VISA] (Payment Plans • Available) l e ~ Participate in locker room actIVities Visit at Joe LoUIS Arena Practices & SCrimmages Play in an offiCial NHL game Learn hockey at a pro level with Dave Lewis Get 10 know the pros personally OffiCIal Red Wings practIce and game Jerseys Video Tape * Awards Banquet * Team Photo * Golf Outing "I think it was the finest four mghts of my life." -Jim Paull, 2 hme participant SCHEDULED TO APPEAR: Bob Probert Ted Lmdsay Ale'\: Deh CCChlO Marty Pavehch Mickey Redmond Sergei Fedorav Vladimir KOn
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