Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Last Saturday, Maryland School for the Deaf hosted the Eastern Schools for the Deaf Athletic Association's (ESDAA) annual Track & Field championship. Maryland boys won their sixth straight ESDAA championship with 166 points. New Jersey came in second with 58 points and New York-Fanwood squeaked past Lexington to win third place with 53 points and Lexington finished fourth with 52 points. In the girls tournament, St. Mary's won the ESDAA championship with 139 points. New Jersey came in second with 95 points. American edged Maryland to win third place with 59 points and Maryland finished fourth with 57 points.
Two meet records were broken. Crystle Marion of St. Mary's School for the Deaf set a new tournament record in shot put with a distance of 36-07.25 shattering the old record of 35-04.25 which was held by Adonica Harris of Maryland since 2005. The boys' 4 x 100 meter relay's tournament record finally fell after 25 years. The old record of 45.50 set in 1987 by Maryland was broken by the relay team also of Maryland with a time of 45.36.
For the full results of the ESDAA tournament, click here.
CSD-Fremont's 6'7' athlete, Antoine Nathaniel won first place in Shot Put and first place in Discus at the Bay Counties League Championship at Chabot College. Antonie threw 47' 11" in Shot Put and 142' in Discus. WIth first place finish in both events, Antonine qualified for the NCS Class A Track & Field Championship to be held at Santa Rosa on Saturday, May 19th.
NJSD Track Results May 8th at New York School for the Deaf
Boys
Lexington 90
PSD 69
NJSD 66
NYSD 59
Millneck 0
Top Performers for NJSD:
Tim Skalko, 3rd discus, 2nd 1600
Joe Gilmore, 5th discus, 3rd 200
Stephen Oliveria, 3rd shot
Fuquan Howard, 5th shot, 3rd 110 HH, 1st 400
Marquise Williams 2nd LJ, 1st 100
Ashanti Rutledge 3rd TJ
Tamar Taylor 5th 110 HH, 5th 400
Jacob Doty 5th 3200
Isiah Film 4th 200
Sprint Medley relay 1st Rutledge, Gilmore, Williams, Skalko
Season Record: 9-8-1
Next meet at Maryland the ESDAA Track Championships May 12th
Girls
NJSD 98
Lexington 55
NYSD 42
PSD 7
Top Performers for NJSD:
Indra Oseagulu 1st discus, 1st shot,
Nicole Baldwin 2nd discus, 3rd shot, 4th LJ, 4th 200
Elvira Kabanova 2nd LJ, 2nd 100 HH,
Judith Cantril 3rd LJ, 1st HJ, 2nd 3200, 6th 1600
Katrina DeValerio 1st 100 HH,
Fanny Tenezaca 1st 3200, 5th 400, 2nd 1600,
Indira Marte 5th 100, 3rd 200
Liliana Martinez 4th 400, 2nd 800, 1st 1600,
Alba Peralta 1st 800, 6th 100
Kassidy Gilmore 3rd 800, 6th 200
Sprint Medley Relay 1st, Oseagulu, Marte, DeValerio, Kabanova
4 x 100 Relay 1st , Peralta, Marte, Kabanova, DeValerio
Season Record: 11-5
Next meet at Maryland the ESDAA Track Championships May 12th
The boys track team has been working hard and training with great intensity the last several weeks gearing up for their track season. Below is a recap of our recent meets. This Saturday (Tomorrow at 10am) we will be running against Rochester School for the Deaf and Pennsylvania School for the Deaf (Coached by Jerry Heider…former graduate of SMSD) here at St. Mary’s. We would love to see you all there!!
April 19 th St. Mary’s vs The Falk School
The boys took on The Falk School who just started up a track team this season. It was a great day with perfect temperatures to run and compete. We lost 86-23 but some really great efforts. We had 7 PR’S(Personal Records) in this meet.
William Spencer had 3 PR’s and finished 2 nd in the 400 Meters.
Long Jump - 13’5 3/4”
High Jump - 4’6”
400 M - 70.3 sec
Lou Reh had one PR and finished 3 rd in the 1600 Meters.
Long Jump - 13’ 1 1/2”
Dustin Robinson had two PR’s and finished 1 st in the Shot Put and the Discus.
Shot Put - 34’9”
Discus - 93’3”
Mark Morello took 3 RD in the shot and the discus.
Jacob Rhoades took 2 nd in the Triple Jump and the 800 Meters.
Jason Meyers took 3 rd in the 100 Meters.
April 26 th St. Mary’s vs Falk and Tapestry
This was a Tri-meet in which all three teams compete and score using a 5-4-3-2-1 scoring system. Each school gets 2 participants per event. The weather was awful with down pours and dropping temperatures. St. Mary’s lost but we managed to get 5 Personal Records at this meet!
Dustin Robinson had one PR in the 400 Meters, 65.5 sec. He also placed second in the Shot Put.
William Spencer had one PR in the Long Jump, 14’7 ½”.
Jacob Rhoades had two PR’s.
Long Jump - 14”6”
800 Meters - 2:52.2, third place.
Joshua Meyers had one PR in the 1600 Meters, 6:43.8.
May 3 rd St. Mary’s vs O’Hara
We had great weather with temperatures in the mid 80’s! This was another good meet for us but unfortunately we couldn’t come up with a win. We lost by a score of 72-27. We had 8 PR’s and 2 PR’s tied.
Dustin Robinson had a new PR in the 400 meters with a time of 64.8 seconds and tied his PR in the Discus with 93’3”. Dustin placed 1 st in the Shot Put and 2 nd in the Discus.
Jacob Rhoades had a PR in the Triple Jump at 32’ ¼” and placed first.
Lu Reh had two PR’s. 28’4” in the triple jump. 1600 Meters - 6:16. Lou Reh placed second in the Triple Jump and 1600m meters.
Joshua Meyers had a PR in the 1600 Meters with a time of 6:31.4 and placed second.
Mark Morello placed third in the Shot Put.
William Spencer tied his PR in the High Jump with 4’6” and had another PR in the 100 Meters with a time of 14.4 seconds.
Cole Rodgers had 2 PR’s in the Shot Put, 18’6” and the 100 Meters at 18.7 seconds.
Coach Carmody
Coach LeRoy
Despite the beautiful weather yesterday and a lot of great individual efforts by the Lady Bison’s, we were unable to come away with a victory over the combined team of Cardinal O’Hara/Nichols. The final score was 63-44, however, the Lady Bison’s placed first in more than ½ the events and we achieved 3 individual personal records throughout the course of the track meet. It should also be noted that rookies, Monica Burger and Jamila Torres really paid their dues yesterday by pushing their bodies to their physical limit and truly gaining the respect of their teammates, coaches, and the team they competed against. Please come and support the girl’s track team tomorrow morning at 10am as they host the 3 rd annual Lou P. classic here at SMSD against PSD and RSD.
Thanks,
Coach Booke & Coach Albenasi
Individual Statistics:
Andrea Lewis:
Long Jump- 1 st place/ 12’11 ¾ “
Triple Jump- 1 st place/ 27’4” (personal record)
800m- 1 st place/ 2:58.6 (personal record)
Crystle Marion:
Shot Put- 1 st place/ 33’6 ½”
Discus- 1 st place/ 102’8”
Shakenya Ward-Brassell:
High Jump-1 st place/ 4’6” (tied personal record)
NJSD Track Results
May 3rd
Boys
NJSD 65
PSD 58
ASD 51
Lewis School 12
NJSD top performers:
Fuquan Howard, 1st 300 IH, 1st 400, 1st 4 x 400, 5th shot
Tamar Taylor, 5th 300 IH, 5th 1600, 2nd 110 HH, 1st 4 x 400
Ashanti Rutledge, 3rd LJ, 2nd 400, 5th 200, 1st 4 x 400
Marquise Williams, 4th LJ, 1st 200, 1st 100,
Tim Skalko, 2nd 1600, 1st 4 x 400, 3rd discus, 3rd 800
Stephen Oliveria, 3rd shot
Joe Gilmore, 4th 100
Season Record: 7 6 1
Girls
NJSD 99
ASD 39
PSD 20
Lewis 4
NJSD top performers:
Katrina DeValerio, 2nd 300 IH, 1st, 100 HH, 1st 200, 3rd 100
Judith Cantril, 3rd 300 IH, 3rd LJ, 3rd 800, 1st 3200
Tateiana LaGuerre, 4th LJ, 2nd Shot, 1sr 4 x 400
Fanny Tenezaca, 2nd 1600, 1st 4 x 400
Liliana Martinez, 1st 1600, 2nd 800, 1st 4 x 400
Elvira Kabanova 5th LJ, 2nd 100 HH, 1st 4 x 400
Indra Oseagulu 1st shot, 1st discus
Alba Peralta 2nd 400, 1st 800, 2nd 100
Nicole Baldwin 2nd discus
Indira Marte 5th 200, 3rd 400
Season Record: 8 - 5
Athletes of the Month - April
Ashanti Rudledge, freshman - three meets, 40 points
Elvira Kabanova, sophomore - three meets, 50 points
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