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He shoots...she saves
Issued August 11, 2011
Miracle League gives disabled kids their field of dreams pages 8-10
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Remember how you felt the day you shot your best round of golf, reeled in that big fish, scored the winning TD or rolled that 230 game? What about the powerful emotions that course through your body when your child drives in the winning run? How much pride wells up when you turn to other fans and tell them that your niece, nephew or grandchild just scored their first goal?
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Of course, not every kid who starts playing sports early will grow up to be a superstar. But the 40 million-plus American kids who participate in youth sports – plus the 25-year-old beach volleyball player, the 45-year-old horseshoe pitcher and the 65-year-old bocce player – all have an opportunity to create memories for themselves and their families that will last forever.
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upcoming events . . . . . . . . 6-7Top Photos . . . . . . . . . . . 13-18Standings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Top Performers . . . . . . . . 20-22Top Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . 25directory . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-29Inside Clubs & Leagues . . 30-40Tournament results . . . . 41-42 Featured events . . . . . . . 44-46
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Upcoming Events
KeNoShA LegIoN PoST 21 merChANTSThe Merchants will hold an open tryout at Simmons Field Aug. 14 for the 2012 season. Registration will begin at 3 p.m. with the tryout starting at 4 p.m. Players should bring their own equipment. There will be a $10 registration fee to cover expenses.
KeNoShA merChANTSThe U10 Merchants will hold try-outs Aug. 14 from 12-2 p.m. at the North Diamond at Carthage College. Call Lou Caira at 262-945-0664 for more information.
PATrIoT bASebALL CLubRecPlex Baseball is proud to announce the creation of the Patriot Baseball Club. Tryouts will be held Aug. 20-21 at Prairie Springs Park. The Patriots will offer the following teams: U11, U12, U13-Americans, U13-Nationals, U14-Americans and U14-Nationals. Other teams may be created. For more information, email [email protected] or visit www.recplexonline.com
PLeASANT PrAIrIePleasant Prairie is offering rec-reational baseball leagues in the fall for children between the ages of 7-9 and 9-13, as well as team leagues for any current U11/12 or U13/14 teams. Call Kris Jensen at the RecPlex at 262-925-6739 for more information.
WISCoNSIN rAmPAgeThe Wisconsin Rampage Select Baseball Club is having tryouts Aug. 20 from 12-4 p.m. at the Kenosha Sports Complex on Diamonds 5 and 6. For more information or to register online, visit www.leaguel-ineup.com/welcome.asp?cmenuid=1&url=wrs&sid=151986364
J.C’S bASKeTbALL ACAdemYJ.C.’s Basketball Academy is hosting a shooting camp Aug. 16-19 at Holy Rosary gym. The camp will have a focus on shoot-ing basics and keys to success. Cost is $60 per child with a family discount: two or more from same family, $55 per child. After Aug. 9, the cost will be $70 per child, with no family discount. Contact J.C. at 920-277-6953 or email him at [email protected]
PLeASANT PrAIrIe reCPLex The Pleasant Prairie RecPlex is proud to announce the forma-tion of a new basketball program, the Pleasant Prairie Patriots. The Patriots travel basketball program will be offered to boys and girls in grades 5-11, with camps and clinics being offered to players as young as third grade. For more informa-tion, contact Jamie DeMatthew at [email protected]
PLeASANT PrAIrIe PATrIoTSThe Pleasant Prairie Patriots Bas-ketball Club is hosting a Fall Bas-ketball League for boys and girls in middle school and high school. The season begins Sept. 17 and ends Oct. 15. Sign your team up today online at www.recplexonline.com/sports/patriots-basketball Contact Jamie DeMatthew at [email protected] for more informa-tion.
PLeASANT PrAIrIe PATrIoTSPatriot Basketball will host three separate clinics for guards, post players and shooters. Each camp will be once a week starting the week of Sept. 5 and run through the end of October. The fee is $10 per session or $72 for all eight weeks for members, and $15 per session
or $108 for an eight week pass for non-members. Sign up online at www.recplexonline.com/sports/patriots-basketball
boYS & gIrLS CLubThe Boys & Girls Club will offer an inaugural season of flag football in conjunction with Kenosha Area Athletics. Players can register at the Boys & Girls Club until Aug. 19. Cost is $50 for members and $65 for non-members. Kids in grades K-8 are welcome to play in the league.
PLeASANT PrAIrIe reCPLexThe RecPlex is partnering with NFL Flag to offer boys and girls ages 7-14 the chance to play flag football in Kenosha. League play begins in late August. Age divisions are 7-8, 9-11 and 12-14. For more informa-tion, call 262-925-6739 or visit www.recplexonline.com
YmCAThe YMCA is currently accepting registration for youth and adult golf lessons with PGA professional Gary Brooks. The price for members is $50, while the general public price is $100 for youths. Adult member pricing is $60 with the general public paying $120. For more in-formation, contact Stacy Plowman at 262-654-9622, ext. 213, or visit www.kenoshaymca.orgKeNoShA KomeTSThe Kenosha Komets and GRC will present the first annual Ice Bowl Aug. 26-27 at the Kenosha Ice Arena. Bowling cost is $5 per person per game, or rent a lane for two hours for $30. For more infor-mation or to make reservations, contact Sherry at 262-945-9767 or [email protected]
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Upcoming Events
YmCAThe Kenosha YMCA is offering several disciplines of martial arts: fencing, Olympic Judo and JuJitsu, Shorei Kempo and Traditional Tae Kwon Do. Fees range depending on the discipline from $30 to $120. For more information on summer martial arts, visit www.kenoshaymca.org
KeNoShA TAe KWoN doStudents from Kenosha Tae Kwon Do Club, 2221 63rd St., will dem-onstrate their martial arts abilities at the Secret Garden Café on Aug. 13 at 4:30 and 5:30 p.m. Pamphlets will be available for anyone inter-ested in more information.
uNITed FCThe Battle on the Border Tourna-ment is still accepting teams for the Aug. 27-28 event at Anderson Field. For more information, visit www.unitedfcwi.com or send an email to [email protected]
KeNoShA STINgTryouts for the Kenosha Sting are set for Aug. 14 at the Carthage College softball field. U14 and U16 tryouts will go from 2:30-4:30 p.m., and U10 and U12 tryouts will go from 4:30-6:30 p.m. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to start time for registration. Call Dave Rivera at 262-818-3671 for more information.
LAKeLANd LegeNdSThe Lakeland Legends, a newly developed travel program under the local softball league, Lakeland Little League, will hold tryouts Aug. 20 at Sorensen Field. Tryout times are as follows: 16U - 9 a.m., 14U - 10:30 a.m., 12U - noon, 10U - 1:30 p.m. Call Tom McCormack (262-492-1501) or Jerry Alter (262-515-3101) with questions or visit www.eteamz.com/lakelandllWISCoNSIN LIghTNINgThe Wisconsin Lightning will host tryouts Aug. 13-14 at Wilmot High School for girls ages 7-18 look-ing to join a competitive fastpitch organization. Pre-register at www.wilightningfastpitch.com
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Procarione family pitches in to help those in need
Busyness. It keeps us on the run every day, from errand to errand, meeting to meeting, responsibility to responsibility…and suddenly the day is gone. Most of us have just enough time to take care of our-selves and our families, and little time for the diseased, the disadvan-taged and the disabled. But when we justify our lack of volunteerism by saying that our plates are too full, we ignore the empty plates in front of the most needy.
Standing out in sharp contrast are those to whom benevolence is a way of life. They run just as many errands, attend just as many meetings and fulfill just as many
responsibilities, but still find time to comfort those carrying heavy burdens, sacrificing daily to make the world a better place.
Among those angels of mercy are the members of the Procarione family. The longtime Kenoshans and current Pleasant Prairie resi-dents, who have served as volun-teers at homeless shelters and bell ringers for the Salvation Army, have never been content with feasting on life’s luxuries while those in need around them beg for scraps. Instead, they’ve made a lifestyle out of serving others and making miracles happen for those with little hope.
diagnosed with muscular dystrophyJim and Diane Procarione have
three children, but through the years they’ve had more than 20 kids living in their home, including 19 foster children. All of them are better off today than they would have been had they not known the Procariones, and none can attest to that fact more than Cyrus.
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Jim Procarione pitches to eddie grogan at rotary miracle Field.
YMCA’s Miracle League goes to bat for disabled kids
Kids and volunteers reap the rewards of the miracle League.
Procarione family pitches in to help those in need
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“We got Cyrus when he was 10 days old,” said Jim, an executive chef at Abbott Laboratories. “When he began to crawl, my wife noticed that something wasn’t right. We had him tested and learned that he had Duchenne muscular dystro-phy, which is the worst form of this disease. We didn’t go into it intending to adopt him, but once we learned about his condition, we felt we needed to keep him. We of-ficially adopted Cyrus when he was 8 years old.”
Cyrus, now 16, has been in a wheelchair for the past three years. He will be a sophomore at Tremper
High School this fall. His favorite subject is science.
miracle League comes to KenoshaCyrus also enjoys baseball, and
thanks to a visionary program called the Miracle League, he and other kids from 3 to 19 years of age with physical and developmen-tal disabilities have played the sport on Wednesday nights during the past seven summers. The Kenosha Miracle League was launched in 2004 at the Kenosha YMCA.
“With the support of the John-son Family of Companies, Rotary Clubs of Kenosha, Brewer Chari-
ties and the Ford Motor Company, we were able to build Rotary Miracle Field, which is the cus-tom-designed baseball field with a cushioned synthetic turf surface that accommodates wheelchair and walking assistance devices,” said Stacy Plowman, sports director of the Kenosha YMCA.
The fenced-in field, located at the Callahan Family Branch of the YMCA, also includes an electronic scoreboard and stands for specta-tors. Adding to the atmosphere is the playing of the National Anthem prior to the game. Players wear
YMCA’s Miracle League goes to bat for disabled kids
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t-shirts with their names on the backs. The league is free to all participants.
“Each participant is partnered with a volunteer buddy who assists them with batting, fielding and base running,” Plowman continued. “This year, we had 32 players and 30 buddies. We divided the players into two teams, the Brewers and Cubs. The three special rules of the league are that every player gets a hit, every player gets on base and every player scores. Every player bats in every inning, with the last child hitting a home run to drive everybody in.”
entire family gets involvedThe whole Procarione family is
involved with the Miracle League. Jim, the Kenosha YMCA’s 2010 Volunteer of the Year, pitches to the kids or sets them up with a tee, and keeps a bucket of balls next to him, rolling one to each fielder every time a batter hits the ball. Jim and Diane’s biological daughters, Katie, 22, and Jamie, 18, serve as Cubs managers, while Jamie’s boyfriend, Tim, manages the Brewers. Diane keeps parents and other fans fo-cused on the game.
“Supporting all of the kids’ ef-forts on the field is my job as cheer-leader from the stands,” Diane said.
Having grown up with Cyrus – and having witnessed the sacrific-es their parents made for so many children – the girls understand the significance of their contributions.
“Helping the kids at Miracle
League is the best hour spent each week,” Katie said.
“Seeing all the kids’ smiles and hearing all their laughs is why volun-teering is a joy, not a job,” Jamie said.
Cyrus loves baseball and appre-ciates his family’s involvement, but really looks forward to hanging out with his Miracle League friends.
“It’s all about socializing with ev-eryone, especially the girls,” he said.
A goodwill ambassadorIn addition to the weekly games
at Rotary Miracle Field, the local Miracle League kids go on occa-sional outings. They were guests of the Kenosha Merchants at Sim-mons Field in June, going out onto the field prior to the game. Two years ago, Cyrus threw out the first
pitch at a Brewers game as the goodwill ambassador for the state of Wisconsin on behalf of the Mus-cular Dystrophy Association.
“I feel very fortunate to be healthy and I feel fortunate job-wise, to be able to support my family and others,” Jim said. “I want to give back, and the Miracle League is a great way to do it. As the number of kids in the program grows, the need for more buddies increases as well. We’re always looking for more people to help.”
Any individuals interested in volunteering their time as Miracle League buddies, or any compa-nies interested in Miracle League sponsorship opportunities, should contact Plowman at 262-654-9622.
Jamie and Cyrus Procarione display Cyrus’ “best Leader” certificate.
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High A, 16 points/12 rebounds vs.
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Sean Taylor, Christian Life JV,
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Heritage Christian, Feb. 22
Nick Tenuta, RecPlex Pistons, 19
points vs. Jazz, Feb. 5
Emma Friedl, Kenosha Crew Team
Excelsior, 6 goals/3 assists vs.
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Upcoming Events
Kenosha RaptoRsThe Kenosha Raptors will sponsor
a lacrosse camp at the new Boys &
Girls Club of Kenosha on July 25-
28. The camp for kids in grades 4-8
will be from 10 a.m.-noon and for
high schoolers from 1-3 p.m. Sign
up in person by July 25 for $20
($10 for club members). For more
information, call Rob Wikstrom at
262-770-2041.
YMCaThe Kenosha YMCA is now offering
a variety of martial arts: fencing,
Olympic judo and JuJitsu, Shorei
Kempo and Traditional Tae Kwon
Do. Fees range depending on
discipline from $30 to $120. For
more information on summer
martial arts, visit www.kenosha ymca.org.
Kenosha BowMenThe Bowmen are hosting the annual
3-D Shoot and Pig Roast on June
18-19. Shooting runs from 8 a.m.-5
p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sunday. Fees are $12 for non-members and $10 for mem-
bers with kids under 12 shooting
free. An entire pig will be roasted
for all to enjoy on Saturday.
Uw-paRKsideUW-Parkside coach Micah
VanDenend is holding a cross-
country camp for high school boys
and girls July 24-28. The camp will
be held on the Wayne E. Dannehl
National Cross Country Course and
will include appearances from Suzy
Favor Hamilton and Edwardo
Torres. For more information,
contact VanDenend at 262-595-
2405 or [email protected].
YMCaThe 34th Firecracker 10K Run and
5K run/walk will begin at Library
Park on July 2 at 8 a.m. The
registration fee for the event is $18
before June 29 and $25 afterward.
There is also a kids 200-yard dash
at the event. For more information,
visit the YMCA website at www.kenoshaymca.org.
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Middleton United Fire, May 14
Top Performers
Josh Beard, Life Freshmen, 20
points vs. Wayland Academy, Feb.
19Tim Berry, Lancers Blue, 17 points
vs. CYC Raptors, Feb. 12
Mikayla Cloherty, Christian Life Jr.
High A, 15 points/12 rebounds vs.
Concordia Lutheran, Feb. 26
Kendrick Daniels, Bradford JV, 19
points vs. Tremper, Feb. 23
Kendrick Daniels, Bradford JV, 18
points vs. Racine Case, Feb. 15
Elliott English, Christian Life JV,
14 points vs. Brookfield Academy,
Feb. 15Andy Finley, St. Mary Elementary,
21 points vs. St Joe’s Gold, Feb. 28
Nathan Freiberg, Christian Life
Freshmen, 13 points vs. Brookfield
Academy, Feb. 15Alison Goshgarian, Christian Life
Jr. High Girls A, 14 points vs. St.
John’s Lutheran, Feb. 19
Nathan Hamilton, Christian Life Jr.
High B, 10 points/10 rebounds vs.
Concordia Lutheran, Feb. 22
Joshua Lorback, Bradford JV, 13
points vs. Franklin, Feb. 18
Connor Mix, Christian Life Jr. High
A, 20 points vs. Concordia Luther-
an, Feb. 26Bryce Nygaard, Christian Life Jr.
High B, 13 points vs. Racine Chris-
tian, Feb. 11Matty Serpe, St. Mary Elementary,
9 three-pointers over two games,
Feb. 19 & 26Luke Sinclair, Bradford JV, 6
three-pointers/20 points vs. Oak
Creek, Feb. 9Nickie Taylor, Christian Life Jr.
High A, 16 points/12 rebounds vs.
Wisconsin Lutheran, Feb. 26
Sean Taylor, Christian Life JV,
game-winning shot/13 points vs.
Heritage Christian, Feb. 22
Nick Tenuta, RecPlex Pistons, 19
points vs. Jazz, Feb. 5
Emma Friedl, Kenosha Crew Team
Excelsior, 6 goals/3 assists vs.
Care Bears, Feb. 9
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eMag Top piCK
Ty Stulo
4 goals vs. U13 United FC,
Feb. 19
“Take the family, or the team for
a “Casa” pizza after the game.”
Parties from 20-150
Upcoming Events
Kenosha RaptoRsThe Kenosha Raptors will sponsor
a lacrosse camp at the new Boys &
Girls Club of Kenosha on July 25-
28. The camp for kids in grades 4-8
will be from 10 a.m.-noon and for
high schoolers from 1-3 p.m. Sign
up in person by July 25 for $20
($10 for club members). For more
information, call Rob Wikstrom at
262-770-2041.
YMCaThe Kenosha YMCA is now offering
a variety of martial arts: fencing,
Olympic judo and JuJitsu, Shorei
Kempo and Traditional Tae Kwon
Do. Fees range depending on
discipline from $30 to $120. For
more information on summer
martial arts, visit www.kenosha ymca.org.
Kenosha BowMenThe Bowmen are hosting the annual
3-D Shoot and Pig Roast on June
18-19. Shooting runs from 8 a.m.-5
p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sunday. Fees are $12 for non-members and $10 for mem-
bers with kids under 12 shooting
free. An entire pig will be roasted
for all to enjoy on Saturday.
Uw-paRKsideUW-Parkside coach Micah
VanDenend is holding a cross-
country camp for high school boys
and girls July 24-28. The camp will
be held on the Wayne E. Dannehl
National Cross Country Course and
will include appearances from Suzy
Favor Hamilton and Edwardo
Torres. For more information,
contact VanDenend at 262-595-
2405 or [email protected].
YMCaThe 34th Firecracker 10K Run and
5K run/walk will begin at Library
Park on July 2 at 8 a.m. The
registration fee for the event is $18
before June 29 and $25 afterward.
There is also a kids 200-yard dash
at the event. For more information,
visit the YMCA website at www.kenoshaymca.org.
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Kevin Roepke runs away from a defender Raptors players meet with the opposition following a game
Students from Kenosha Tae Kwon Do Club Dennis SerpeLose the Shoes Dodgeball Tourney
Kaila Duncan (left)Lose the Shoes Soccer Tourney
Patrick GeornoLose the Shoes Soccer Tourney
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Standings
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bAmbINoS SoFTbALLMonarchs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1Crickets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1Grasshoppers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2Hornets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-4Fireflies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5Butterflies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5Dragonflies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6Ladybugs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6Honeybees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6
brAIdS SoFTbALLLady Badgers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-0Comets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-1Spirit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-2Diamond Aces. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3Thunder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5Lightning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5Dazzle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6
Sting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6Blasters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-8
PIgTAILS SoFTbALLTornadoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-1Bandits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-2Ice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-3Eagles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-3Flames . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-3Panthers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5Glory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-5Pride . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-6
bAmbINoS bASebALLCowboys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-0Jayhawks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-1Sooners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-1Badgers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-2Razorbacks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-4Huskies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-4Wolverines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-4Tigers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4Wildcats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5Buckeyes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-6Tarheels. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-7
Aggies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-8Yellowjackets . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-9Bulldogs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-9Gators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-10
mAJorS bASebALLWhite Sox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-0Yankees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-4Brewers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4Red Sox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4Phillies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-7Marlins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-10
mINorS bASebALLPirates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-1Twins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2Blue Jays. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-2Cardinals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4Giants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4Dodgers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5Rangers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-6Rays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-8Mets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-8
FINAL STANdINgS
Baseball Top Performers
bryce biedrzycki, Lakeland Little League U10 All-Stars, led the team with 14 hits in 17 at-bats in the Wisconsin District 6 Champion-ships at South Milwaukee Little League, late July.
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Cameron Huss, Matthew Hill and Sam Scarlato (left to right)Rockhounds, were selected by their teammates to represent them in the RecPlex Cal Ripken Minor League All-Star Game, July 24.
Joey Bobeck (batter)Willkomm Mobil, had 2 hits including a single and triple and drove in both of Willkomm Mobil’s runs in a 4-2 loss in the championship game against Burger King, July 25.
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Lose the Shoes MVPs
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Austin SchroederNamed the Most Outstanding Player in the Men’s Open Sand Soccer Division in the Lose the Shoes Tournament. The Red Devils lost in the semifinal round of the tournament, however, Schroeder kept the fans entertained with amazing save after save as he dominated in goal.
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Aaron buban, Kenosha Gremlins, went 3-3 with a pair of RBI in the quarterfi-nals of the USSSA Under-classmen World Champi-onships in Kissimmee, Fla.
Chase Krisor and haric hodges, Burger King, combined to strike out 14 batters and lead their team to a 4-2 victory over Willkomm Mobil in the league championship game, July 25.
Aaron mutter, Burlington Little League, earned the win in the state champion-ship game, allowing no runs in 5 innings while striking out 8 and walking 2, and also hit a home run.
Nolan Sweeney, Kenosha Gremlins, went 4-4 and reached base in all 5 plate appearances against the top-seeded Upper Deck Nationals in the USSSA Un-derclassmen World Chapi-onships in Kissimmee, Fla.
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Other Top Teams:Kenosha Cyclones: The Kenosha Cyclones U14 Blue team was crowned NAFA national champions with a perfect 8-0 record in the tournament held in late July. Team members are Cheyenne Kortendick, Kerrigan Koch, Maddie Kilby, Courtney Reeves, Cassidy Kortendick, Courtney Ellingson, Cindy Garces, Kori Grasso, Sam Carey, Maggie Garlick and Karly Lange.
The Cowboys: The Cowboys recent-ly won the Boys & Girls Club Bambino 7-8-year-old division with a perfect record.
The Monarchs: The Monarchs defeated the Grass-hoppers 4-3 to win the Boys & Girls Club 6-8-year-old Bam-bino girls division championship.
The Footblasters U10: The Foot-blasters U10 finished 7-3 overall, good for second place in the Summer Nights 3v3 soccer league in Waukesha. The Footblast-ers are made up of United FC U10 players (pictured left to right) Liam Westhoff, Raymond Cervantes, Vincent Chiappetta and Ben Barrette.
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hometown: Pleasant Prairie, Wis.height: 5'7"School: Tremper - JuniorFavorite Team: Green Bay PackersFavorite College: U. of WisconsinFavorite Sport: SoccerFavorite Shoe brand: Adidas
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DirectoryARCHERY
KeNoShA boWmeN Contact: 262-857-9908; [email protected] in conjunction with the Wisconsin Field Archery Association and the Wisconsin Bow Hunters Association.
BASEBALLburLINgToN LITTLe LeAgueContact: www.bllbaseball.com Founded in 1959, the program now has over 500 children playing in five levels.
hITTerS bASebALLContact: 262-995-4742; [email protected] Competes in major showcase tournaments with prospect teams typically ranging from U15 to U18.
KeNoShA bobCATS Contact: 262-515-3545; [email protected] Travel baseball organization.
KeNoShA LegIoN PoST 21 merChANTSContact: 262-488-4895; www.leaguelineup.com/kenoshalegion Traveling baseball organization with teams from U10 to U19.
KeNoShA PumASContact: 262-758-0592; [email protected] U11 boys baseball team.
KeNoShA rAmPAge rhINoSContact: 262-208-0770; [email protected] Focuses on character development, confidence and skill build-ing through loyal, positive leadership. Emphasizes sportsmanship, team spirit and family involvement.
KeNoShA rAmPAge YouTh bASebALL CLubContact: 847-204-6075; [email protected] organization bringing competitive baseball opportunities to U9 through U14.
KeNoShA VIPerSContact: 262-552-0169; [email protected] baseball travel team.
K ToWN SLuggerS u14Contact: 262-960-0494; www.leaguelineup.com/kts U14 travel baseball team.
LITTLe LeAguerS oF KeNoShAContact: 262-945-8717; www.littleleaguersofkenosha.com Dedicated to helping children become good citizens through teamwork, sportsmanship and fair play.
PLeASANT PrAIrIe PredATorSContact: 262-705-1215; www.predatorsbaseball.com Travel baseball club for U9 through U14. Affiliated with Cal Ripken Baseball, playing out of the Rec Plex.
WeSTerN KIWANIS YouTh bASebALLContact: 262-884-0951; [email protected] Summer baseball program. Traveling teams allow more talented players to play at a more competitive level.
WISCoNSIN rAmPAge SeLeCT bASebALLContact: 262-344-2887; [email protected] Competitive travel baseball organization.
BASKETBALLIem IroNmeNContact: 262-818-9823; [email protected] Racine-Kenosha area seventh grade boys competing in the spring and summer.
A C A D E M Y
JC’S bASKeTbALL ACAdemYContact: 920-277-6953; [email protected] Focuses on team chemistry, discipline, respect and unity. Develops skills for basketball and life.
KeNoShA bLue deVILSContact: 262-308-1659; [email protected] Fifth grade boys travel basketball team.
KeNoShA SmALL FrYContact: 262-653-9630; [email protected] Opportunities for shorter boys and girls to excel in basketball. Devel-opmental, yet competitive.
rK eLITe bASKeTbALLContact: 414-232-8470; [email protected] Develops strong students, leaders and athletes.
uW-PArKSIde meN’S bASKeTbALLContact: 262-595-2468; [email protected] of the Great Lakes Valley Conference, which boasts multiple national champions.
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DirectoryWISCoNSIN deSTINY bASKeTbALLContact: 262-620-0999; www.destinybb.orgFor girls in grades 3-12. Travel and training take place between January and May.
WISCoNSIN WAVe bASKeTbALL CLubContact: 262-818-5012; www.wavebball.comOffers different opportunities and activities for youth basketball players of all abilities.
BOwLInGSherIdAN LANeSContact: 262-308-4529; [email protected] leagues.
BOxInGSTrAIghT uP boxINgContact: 262-914-9257; www.straightupboxing.com Focus is on the workout and sparring. Team members travel to amateur boxing events.
CHEER And dAnCECLASSIC YouTh Cheer ANd dANCe CYC rAIderS ALL STArSContact: 262-925-1199; www.cycraiders.comCompetitive all-star cheerleading and dance teams from K-12. One of the oldest programs in the nation.
CYCLInGKeNoShA VeLoSPorTContact: 262-748-5003; www.kenoshavelosport.org Promotes junior bicycle racing. Focuses on road and track racing from the club to the national level.
dARTSTueSdAY NIghT Four mAN dArTbALL LeAgue Contact: 262-770-1151; [email protected] Tuesday night dartball league from October through March.
FITnESSJohNNIe P’S heALTh ANd FITNeSSContact: 262-945-0453; [email protected] Develops mobility, flexibility and coordination via strength training combinations. Certified youth development specialists.
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FOOTBALLWISCoNSIN WArrIorSContact: 414-759-8823; www.wiwarriors.comWomen’s full contact football team.
GOLFroTArY CLub oF KeNoShA WeSTContact: 262-818-4405; [email protected] Wednesday afternoon co-ed league at Petrifying Springs Golf Course.
GYMnASTICSSCAmPS gYmNASTICSContact: 262-945-8978; [email protected] Provides children with a safe, fun-filled, progressive educational experience through gymnastics.
HOCKEYKeNoShA KomeTSContact: 262-945-9767; www.kenoshakometshockey.com Youth hockey for ages 5-17.
KeNoShA ThuNderContact: 262-914-9876; www.kenoshathunderhockey.com Hockey team.
mILWAuKee JuNIor AdmIrALS AAA hoCKeYContact: P.O. Box 44116, Milwaukee, WI 53214. Develops kids who are willing to accept all the challenges and self-discipline necessary to compete at the AAA level and become positive role models.
WISCoNSIN rAmPAge JuNIor hoCKeYContact: 847-529-8248; www.wisconsinrampage.com Junior B team playing in the Great Lakes Junior Hockey League.
LACROSSEKeNoShA rAPTorS LACroSSeContact: 262-770-2041; [email protected] Open to high school-age boys with competition in the Mil-waukee Area Youth Lacrosse League in the spring.
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DirectoryMARTIAL ARTS
brAuN’S KArATe ANd mArTIAL ArTSContact: 262-412-5942; www.bkmartialarts.org Incorporates discipline and respect through karate, aikido, capoeira and more.
dAVe STrASSer’S FreeSTYLe ACAdemYContact: 262-605-8760; www.davestrasser.com Trains individuals in the sport of life through tailored fitness and disciplined sports training for all ages. Teaches self-defense.
KeNoShA TAe KWoN do CLubContact: 262-657-8397; www.kenoshataekwondo.net All instructors certified through Kukkiwon.
MuLTIpLE SpORTSbIg bLue CAmP Contact: 262-964-0264; www.bigbluecamp.com Designed to empha-size the learning of basic skills and fundamentals in football, basketball and volleyball.
boYS & gIrLS CLub/CYC Contact: 262-654-6200; www.bgckenosha.orgOffers instruction/play in softball, basketball, baseball, soccer, volleyball, football and golf. Also has instruction in dance and cheerleading.
brAdFord hIgh SChooLContact: 262-359-6200; http://bradford.kusd.edu High school sports.
KeNoShA ChrISTIAN LIFe hIgh SChooLContact: 262-694-3900; [email protected] school sports in the Midwest Classic Conference, WIAA Division 3.
KeNoShA YmCA Contact: 262-654-9622; www.kenoshaymca.org Offers activities in multiple sports for all ages.
LAKeLANd LITTLe LeAgueContact: 262-942-7751; [email protected] Youth baseball and softball organization serving western Kenosha County.
LoSe The ShoeS Summer SPorTS FeSTIVALContact: 262-818-1502; www.losetheshoes.org Summer sports fes-tival on Kenosha’s lakefront. The inaugural festival took place July 23-24, 2011.
reC PLexContact: 262-947-0437; www.recplexonline.com/sports Sports Festival on Kenosha’s lakefront July 23-24 featuring dodgeball, volleyball, sand soccer, basketball and lacrosse.
STAY IN The gAmeContact: 262-697-4021; www.stay-in-the-game.com Indoor baseball, softball and golf training facility.
ST. JoSePh CAThoLIC ACAdemYContact: 262-654-8651; [email protected] High school athletics.
WISCoNSIN CLub NeTContact: 262-652-7373; [email protected] The West Side Tennis and Swim program.
RuGBYKeNoShA VuLTureS rugbY FooTbALL CLubContact: 262-552-7167; www.kenoshavulturesrugby.com Open to high school boys for spring and summer play. No experience is required.
uW-PArKSIde meN’S rugbY FooTbALL CLub Contact: 262-880-7602; www.parksiderugby.com Club sport at UW-Parkside.
RunnInGKeNoShA ruNNINg CLubContact: 262-652-9046; www.kenosharunningclub.org Puts on two races per year with proceeds going to Kenosha area charities which have health and fitness as an important part of their service.
SOCCERACe SoCCer CLubContact: www.acesoccerclub.org Travel Soccer Club with branches in Racine, Milwaukee and Kenosha. Youth U8 and above.
CArThAge CoLLege Contact: 262-551-5930; [email protected] Division III soccer.
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DirectoryKASLContact: 262-694-0248; www.kenoshasoccer.com Soccer for all ages and skill levels in gender and competition divisions.
KeNoShA CreWContact: 262-945-0806; www.kenoshacrew.com Club soccer for U8 through U18.
red STAr SoCCer CLubContact: 262-653-9096; www.redstarsc.orgOffers top-level soccer training year-round for age 3 through high school.
uNITed FC SoCCer CLubContact: 262-945-8514; www.unitedfcwi.comSelect club of the Kenosha Area Soccer League. Competitive program from age 5 through high school.
SOFTBALLKIWANIS breAKFAST CLub Contact: 262-945-5141; [email protected] Sponsors softball.
KeNoShA CYCLoNeS FASTPITCh CLubContact: 262-210-8456; www.kenoshacyclones.org Serves U10 through U18. Members of the Amateur Softball As-sociation Junior Olympic program as well as other national associations.
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TEnnISeAST SIde TeNNIS CLubContact: 262-960-4722; www.estfc.comFeatures instruction and recreational play. USTA junior and adult teams.
KeNoShA TeNNIS CLubContact: 262-496-7781; [email protected] tennis with lessons and match play opportunities.
VOLLEYBALLSouThPorT VoLLeYbALL CLubContact: 262-764-1930; [email protected] volleyball for age 14-18. Club competes at regional level.
WISCoNSIN JuNIorS VoLLeYbALL CLubContact: 262-862-7294; www.wisconsinjuniors.comBased out of the Rec Plex. Works closely with college coaches.
wRESTLInGLITTLe red hoT WreSTLINg CLubContact: 262-515-3097; [email protected] to develop basic wrestling skills, life skills and high academic excellence for boys and girls.
TremPer hIgh SChooLContact: www.kenoshawrestling.orgHigh school wrestling.
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Top Performers
Josh Beard, Life Freshmen, 20
points vs. Wayland Academy, Feb.
19Tim Berry, Lancers Blue, 17 points
vs. CYC Raptors, Feb. 12
Mikayla Cloherty, Christian Life Jr.
High A, 15 points/12 rebounds vs.
Concordia Lutheran, Feb. 26
Kendrick Daniels, Bradford JV, 19
points vs. Tremper, Feb. 23
Kendrick Daniels, Bradford JV, 18
points vs. Racine Case, Feb. 15
Elliott English, Christian Life JV,
14 points vs. Brookfield Academy,
Feb. 15Andy Finley, St. Mary Elementary,
21 points vs. St Joe’s Gold, Feb. 28
Nathan Freiberg, Christian Life
Freshmen, 13 points vs. Brookfield
Academy, Feb. 15Alison Goshgarian, Christian Life
Jr. High Girls A, 14 points vs. St.
John’s Lutheran, Feb. 19
Nathan Hamilton, Christian Life Jr.
High B, 10 points/10 rebounds vs.
Concordia Lutheran, Feb. 22
Joshua Lorback, Bradford JV, 13
points vs. Franklin, Feb. 18
Connor Mix, Christian Life Jr. High
A, 20 points vs. Concordia Luther-
an, Feb. 26Bryce Nygaard, Christian Life Jr.
High B, 13 points vs. Racine Chris-
tian, Feb. 11Matty Serpe, St. Mary Elementary,
9 three-pointers over two games,
Feb. 19 & 26Luke Sinclair, Bradford JV, 6
three-pointers/20 points vs. Oak
Creek, Feb. 9Nickie Taylor, Christian Life Jr.
High A, 16 points/12 rebounds vs.
Wisconsin Lutheran, Feb. 26
Sean Taylor, Christian Life JV,
game-winning shot/13 points vs.
Heritage Christian, Feb. 22
Nick Tenuta, RecPlex Pistons, 19
points vs. Jazz, Feb. 5
Emma Friedl, Kenosha Crew Team
Excelsior, 6 goals/3 assists vs.
Care Bears, Feb. 9
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Upcoming Events
Kenosha RaptoRsThe Kenosha Raptors will sponsor
a lacrosse camp at the new Boys &
Girls Club of Kenosha on July 25-
28. The camp for kids in grades 4-8
will be from 10 a.m.-noon and for
high schoolers from 1-3 p.m. Sign
up in person by July 25 for $20
($10 for club members). For more
information, call Rob Wikstrom at
262-770-2041.
YMCaThe Kenosha YMCA is now offering
a variety of martial arts: fencing,
Olympic judo and JuJitsu, Shorei
Kempo and Traditional Tae Kwon
Do. Fees range depending on
discipline from $30 to $120. For
more information on summer
martial arts, visit www.kenosha ymca.org.
Kenosha BowMenThe Bowmen are hosting the annual
3-D Shoot and Pig Roast on June
18-19. Shooting runs from 8 a.m.-5
p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sunday. Fees are $12 for non-members and $10 for mem-
bers with kids under 12 shooting
free. An entire pig will be roasted
for all to enjoy on Saturday.
Uw-paRKsideUW-Parkside coach Micah
VanDenend is holding a cross-
country camp for high school boys
and girls July 24-28. The camp will
be held on the Wayne E. Dannehl
National Cross Country Course and
will include appearances from Suzy
Favor Hamilton and Edwardo
Torres. For more information,
contact VanDenend at 262-595-
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5K run/walk will begin at Library
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registration fee for the event is $18
before June 29 and $25 afterward.
There is also a kids 200-yard dash
at the event. For more information,
visit the YMCA website at www.kenoshaymca.org.
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Mia Crabtree of the Bambinos watches her deep drive.
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A member of the Bulldogs stands ready at the plate.
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The Twins won the Boys & Girls Club Minor Division championship last week.
Twins are boys & girls Club minor division champs
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The victorious group poses for a team photo.
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KSN eMag | ISSUED MAY 25, 2011 | 12
emma Friedl, Kenosha Crew Team Excelsior, 6 goals/3 assists vs. Care Bears, Feb. 9Cesar gutierrez, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 3 goals vs. Kenosha Crew Blue, Feb. 13Lizzie hawbaker, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 6 goals vs. Care Bears, Feb. 13Lizzie hawbaker, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 4 goals/1 assist vs. St. Catherine’s HS, Feb. 20
Dale Damon fires a pitch.
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Rounding third and heading for home.
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The Burlington Little League 12-and-under All-Star baseball squad was eliminated in regional play in Indianapolis Aug. 8. The team, known as the Wisconsin All-Stars in regional play, won its first game and lost its last three in pool play. The team fell to North Oldham (Ken.), 10-0. The club was 12-3 in All-Star competition and a stellar 33-4 on the season.
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Aaron mutter pitched the first three innings in the win over Michigan in the first game of the regional tournament Aug. 5, allowing only one run while fanning six. Kirby befort pitched 2 1/3 innings in the regional win, fanning five without yielding a run. Liam Safar went 2-3 at the plate with an RBI in the regional loss to Indiana Aug. 6.
burlington falls short of Williamsport
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Kirby Befort fields a ground ball in Indianapolis.
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Kyle Koth looks to pick a runner off of first.
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Kyle Kulver delivers a pitch.
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Mason Kessler’s pitch-ing performance was the highlight of the Kenosha Vipers’ open-ing game win in the Watertown Rock River Shootout last month. The Vipers defeated Franklin, 9-0, behind Kessler’s complete game one-hitter.
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mason Kessler tossed a one-hit shutout against Franklin. Kyle Kulver legged out a double and a triple against the Northern County Crush. Austin Shore pitched six innings, allowing two runs in a 4-3 win over the LITH Pirates. matt Kilby had two doubles, a single and five RBI in a 9-8 win over Longshots.
mason Kessler’s gem leads Vipers to 9-0 win over Franklin
Catcher Kam Gorman congratulates Mason Kessler.
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emma Friedl, Kenosha Crew Team Excelsior, 6 goals/3 assists vs. Care Bears, Feb. 9Cesar gutierrez, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 3 goals vs. Kenosha Crew Blue, Feb. 13Lizzie hawbaker, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 6 goals vs. Care Bears, Feb. 13Lizzie hawbaker, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 4 goals/1 assist vs. St. Catherine’s HS, Feb. 20
Jeremy Williams waiting his turn.
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Vinnie Hubli in his motion.
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The Wisconsin Rampage Select U14 baseball team finished in second place at the Game Day USA Mall of America Madness Tournament in Minnesota last week. The team defeated Menotonka (Minn.), Iowa X-Factor, Racine Erickson’s and the Minnesota Express before dropping the championship game to the Minnesota Miller’s Elite team.
Wisconsin rampage Select u14 takes second at mall of America madness Tournament
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Members of the Wisconsin Rampage include (from left) coach Kyle DeWitt, Ty Jandrowski, Peter Hammond, Nate Hanner, Kyle Schulz, Jake Buthman, Lane Ochs, Andy Finley, Mike Haugh, Max Rothweiler, Vinnie Hubli, Aaron Clifton, Jeremy Williams, Jared Hoerter, Evan Myers and coach Tony Hubli.
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Joe Ashley scores.
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Raptors pass the ball around.
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The Kenosha Raptors Lacrosse Club will be working hard this fall and winter to expand the game of lacrosse in the Kenosha area. The club started last year by mov-ing its boys high school team into the varsity level of the MAYLA League. This year, the club is looking to expand and create new teams for both boys and girls.
Kenosha raptors look to expand lacrosse in Kenosha
Local club strives to grow America’s oldest game.
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Pre-kindergarten players are instructed at the YMCA.
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Great effort shown by both teams.
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The Blue team came out hot from the start and scored the only goal of the contest in a 1-0 victory over the Green in a YMCA soccer match.
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Joey Ciardo scored the lone goal of the game in the Blue’s 1-0 win over the Green. brodie Collins turned in a solid effort for the Blue, while Jason robertus stood out for the Green.
The game was a blast for grades K-1 and YmCA soccer
Both the Blue and Green teams march off the field after the clash.
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Action from United FC.
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Heads up!
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The Footblasters (U10) played in the Summer Nights 3v3 soccer league in Waukesha and ended up with a 7-3 record. The mark placed the Footblasters in second place in league play. All three losses came at the hands – or feet – of powerhouse SC Waukesha. The team knocked off three U11 teams during the campaign.
Footblasters have outstanding summer season
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United FCfor more information, contact gino alia at
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Members of the Footblasters are (from left) Liam Westhoff, Raymond Cervantes, Vincent Chiapetta and Ben Barrette.
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emma Friedl, Kenosha Crew Team Excelsior, 6 goals/3 assists vs. Care Bears, Feb. 9Cesar gutierrez, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 3 goals vs. Kenosha Crew Blue, Feb. 13Lizzie hawbaker, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 6 goals vs. Care Bears, Feb. 13Lizzie hawbaker, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 4 goals/1 assist vs. St. Catherine’s HS, Feb. 20
The Lakeland Little League major softball squad won a District 6 title.
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The Lakeland Little League Cardinals won a championship.
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The Lakeland Junior All-Stars defeated Kennedy Madison in the finals of the state tournament July 31. The locals walloped Kennedy Madison, 41-1, in the first game and blanked that same club, 20-0, to secure the title.
Lakeland Junior Softball All-Stars win state
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Nick Sutti of the AAA Cardinals.
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Ryan Ueberfluss of the Rockhounds is ready behind the dish.
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The Green Wave third through sixth grade coed softball team went 6-1 in the regular season. The squad captured the championship by going undefeated at the RecPlex Family Days tournament.
green Wave captures recPlex coed softball championship
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Members of the Green Wave are (front row from left) Justin Smith, Alyssa King, Anna Chumbley, Emma Tomamichel, (second row) Brandon Zoerner, Grant Enwright, Leslie Santana, (third row) Sam Cardinali, Robecca Keller, Roberta Keller, Lennon Madory, and (back row), coaches Tom Zoerner, Jeff Smith and Andy Madory. Not depicted are Max Madory and Katie Schroeder.
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KSN eMag | ISSUED MAY 25, 2011 | 12
emma Friedl, Kenosha Crew Team Excelsior, 6 goals/3 assists vs. Care Bears, Feb. 9Cesar gutierrez, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 3 goals vs. Kenosha Crew Blue, Feb. 13Lizzie hawbaker, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 6 goals vs. Care Bears, Feb. 13Lizzie hawbaker, Kenosha Crew HS Green, 4 goals/1 assist vs. St. Catherine’s HS, Feb. 20
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Austin Hoecherl dribbles out of trouble.
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The Red Devils posted a 2-1 record and qualified for the semifinals of the Lose the Shoes soccer tournament July 23-24. Team Raytown then knocked off the Red Devils, 2-1. The squad also made it to the semifinals of the dodge-ball tournament before dropping a two-games-to-one decision to the Purple People Eaters.
red devils compete in Lose the Shoes sand soccer and dodgeball
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