Wyoming Golf 2006-10

Wyoming Golf 2006-10

2006-10-17 Release

TaylorMade Aztec Fall Classic hosted by San Diego State Salt Creek Golf Course, Chula Vista, CA par yards 19 teams, 113 golfers Team Scores 1 Denver, Univ. of Brigham Young Univ. 296 +8 3 UC - Irvine 301 +13 4 Montana, Univ. of 303 +15 5 San Diego State Univ 304 +16 6 McLennan CC 305 +17 7 Portland State Univ. 306 +18 Cal Poly 306 +18 9 Fresno State 307 +19 10 Sacramento State 309 +21 11 Xavier University 310 +22 North Texas, U. of 310 +22 Notre Dame, U. of 310 +22 14 Northern Arizona U. 313 +25 CSU-Northridge 313 +25 16 Wyoming, U. of 315 +27 17 UC - Riverside 316 +28 18 Portland, U. of 317 +29 19 CSU-San Marcos 340 +52 Top 20 Players 1 Emily Hoeper Denver t2 Selanee Henderson UC Irvine t2 Stephanie Sherlock Denver 4 Natalia Jimenez BYU

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2006-10-09 University of Wyoming

Burman, a 40-year-old native of Laramie, served between and as director of intercollegiate athletics at Portland State University. During that time the six-year graduation rate of PSU student athletes increased from 36 percent to 44 percent, 11 percent higher than the general university rate. Athletics successes included Big Sky Conference championships in mens basketball, womens soccer, softball and three championships in womens golf. Burman also hired coaches who were named conference coach of the year in soccer, golf, volleyball, and softball. Under Burmans leadership, annual giving to the Viking Athletic Fund for scholarships increased by more than 98 percent.

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2006-10-20 Standard Speaker - Lady Cougars defend Narkiewicz Class AAA title

Alex Hackett (Wyoming Seminary) 19:34. 65; 2. Brenae Edwards (Hazleton Area) 19:47. 37; 3. Alyssa Namey (Hanover Area) 19:54. 02) 4. Marina Orrson (Dallas) 19:58. 11; 5. Ellen Arnaud (Dallas) 20:16. 05; 6. Kristen Rosser (Hazleton Area) 20:20. 96); 7. Molly Brown (Crestwood) 20:26. 08; 8. Katie Levandoski (Wyoming Seminary) 20:27. 02; 9. Sarah Austin (Lake-Lehman) 20:37. 02); 10. Katie Gilligan (Dallas) 20:41. 49; 11. Amanda Radishofski (Hazleton Area) 20:57. 68; 12. Nicole Montecalvo (Berwick) 20:58. 68; 13. Amelia Poplawski (Coughlin) 20:59. 65; 14. Kasia Szulborski (Dallas) 21:02. 96; 15. Erin Hannigan (Wyoming Seminary) 21:09. 05; 16. Kenslie Kerestes (Dallas) 2109. 30; 17. Jillian Casey (Crestwood) 21:09. 84; 18. Kathleen Driving Hawk (Bishop Hoban) 21:18. 02; 19. Alyssa Kuhl (Hanover Area)21:24. 62; 20. Laure Lee Olson (Pittston Area) 21:33. 40;

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2006-10-07 Nature sells well at second homes - Properties - International Herald Tribune

Nature sells well at second homes

The 3 Creek Ranch in Jackson, Wyoming, offers raptor rehabilitation and songbird banding. The Spring Island resort community in South Carolina organizes plant, bird identification and nocturnal wildlife walks and mountain biking trails. The 14,000-acre Yellowstone Club in Big Sky, Montana, which is planned to accommodate 864 members in condos or single-family homes, has rope courses with long zip lines, as well as a permanent campsite complete with a cooking tent, a fire ring and teepees for members who want to saddle up for a four-hour horseback excursion, including wranglers trailing along with the supplies. And Mountain Air has its salamander hunts.

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For many potential buyers interested in second homes in resort communities, it is no longer enough - and sometimes not even necessary or desirable - that the properties offer golf, tennis and a swimming pool. Many buyers these days want amenities involving outdoor pursuits that often involve naturalists and that are sometimes off the beaten track.

2006-10-14 Griz close fall season at Aztech Fall Classic

The University of Montana womens golf team will close the 2006 fall season when it takes part in the TaylorMade Aztec Fall Classic, Monday and . The tournament will take place at the Salt Creek Golf Course with a par of 72 for the 6,259 yard course. Other schools participating (19): BYU, Cal Poly, Cal State Northridge, Cal State San Marcos, Denver, Fresno State, McLennan CC, Montana, Northern Arizona, North Texas, Notre Dame, Portland, Portland State, Sacramento State, San Diego State, UC Irvine, UC Riverside, Xavier and Wyoming.

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2006-10-11 The New Age Examiner - Brown advances to golf regionals

Brown shot an 80 on the first 18 holes at Fox Hill Country Club course and a 39 on the additional nine holes for a 119 on the day. The TA linkster finished tied for ninth place. The top 12 golfers at the district event will advance to the first East Region competition on at Golden Oaks Golf Club in Fleetwood.

Brown was one of only three golfers from the Wyoming Valley Conference to advance along with Jessica Rydzewski of Wyoming Area and Jeff Clemente of Bishop Hoban.

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Tunkhannock Areas Dakota Brown finished in the top 12 at the District 2 Boys Golf Championship last week and will now advance to the East Region competition.

2006-10-14 NATURE: Fall hues filling out Tri-State landscape The chill of an early fall is putting color on speed dial here in these hills. Thats good news for

A GOOD ROAD TRIP: Lumberjacks, bluegrass, fall foliage, oh my. It must be time for the 24th annual Lumberjackin Bluegrassin Jamboree at Twin Falls Resort State Park near Mullens in Wyoming County. The family-oriented jamboree that is part woodmans competition, part bluegrass festival and part arts and crafts fest, takes place Friday through Sunday. From 6 to 7 p. m. today, enjoy ghost stories from David "Bugs" Stover and Lynn Mills. Lumberjack competition is at 10 a. m. Saturday. The events include ax throw, log roll, crosscut saw, chain saw, one-man bucking, bolt splitting, horizontal chop, pole fell and more. The woodsmen competition is at the parks ball field.

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2006-10-04 The New Age Examiner - Trail golfers reach playoffs

After an absence of more than 15 years, the Lackawanna Trail golf program was revived five years ago with head coach Rich Revta at the helm. Even when Trail did not offer a golf program, Revta would take the schools most talented golfers to compete in the district tournament, which is open to any high school golfer.

Revta has coached the squad since its renewal. The 2006 season marked the Lions first in the Lackawanna Leagues Northern Division. Trail was consistently competitive in the Southern Division, Revta said, but could not amass a solid record because of teams like Scranton Prep and Abington Heights with powerhouse golf programs. "We ran into teams we couldnt compete with," Revta said. The coach believes that the competition level in the Southern Division helped the Lions to their success this season.

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FACTORYVILLE - With a win over Susquehanna last week, the Lackawanna Trail golf team clinched a playoff berth for the first time since the program was revived five years ago.

2006-10-17 Times Leader Group hoping lacrosse is a hit

The season would start in the spring, so unfortunately we would be butting heads right up against baseball, said Chris Hample, a Wyoming Seminary graduate and the Back Mountain Bandits coach. I think once kids start to play this game, theyll find that theyre always moving, theyre always running, theyre always doing something. Everyone stays involved. Its not stop and start like baseball.

In addition to the support of the Misericordia staff, the Bandits have been promised a place to practice and play at a new athletic complex off of Outlet Road in Dallas. The Wyoming Seminary lacrosse program donated helmets and gloves, and the group has received several private donations.

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2006-10-08 The Enquirer - Gentile misses coaching terribly

Ursuline senior Kelsey Lindenschmidt, the areas top girls golfer, has been named an HP Scholastic Junior All-American by the American Junior Golf Association. The team honors golfers who also excel in the classroom, and Lindenschmidt

A Wyoming player, Jackie Drachman, left the team last winter after some disagreements with Gentile. Drachmans father, David, allegedly made a threatening phone call to Gentile. Bottom line: Wyoming told Gentile she was through.

Gentile has a pending civil suit against Drachman and her former employers at Wyoming, including principal Annie Wade and athletic director Jim Barre. That issue probably wont be heard until sometime in 2007, with depositions still to be taken.

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