right now - Central Bucks Gymnastics and Dance

Page B4 (18) Bucks County Herald March 28, 2013
e-mail: [email protected]
www.buckscountyherald.com
Central Bucks gymnasts awarded
International champs
Both the Pennridge varsity and JV cheer teams competed in the
AmeriCheer International Cheer Competition recently in Orlando,
Fla. The varsity and JV teams won first place in their divisions (Mount
Traditional - Super Large JV and Super Large Varsity) and varsity won
the high point champion title for having the highest overall score of all
teams in the Mount Traditional High School Division at the event.
Pennridge came home as international champions with three large trophies, banners, individual medals and International Champion jackets.
Central Bucks Y offers Adapted Basketball
The Central Bucks Family YMCA is partnering with the CBAA and Top
Soccer to offer its first Adapted Basketball program to the Central Bucks
community. The program combines modified instruction, equipment and
boundaries with volunteers from Wind Mill Day camp and basketball
players at the Y, including Matt McGahran, Jim Reichwein and Manny
Garcia, to allow individuals with disABILITIES to play team basketball.
The program was subsidized by an anonymous donor who covered
the program expense. There are currently more than 50 students ages
5 to 16 participating in the program, which is offered on Sundays, from
noon to 1 p.m., on the Y campus in Doylestown. Call 215-348-8131 x1141.
Y COLLEGE
ALLLLEEY
VA
WARE V
AW
D LA
MAKE DE
O L
ATEE SCHOO
YOUR GRADUAT
on
nti n and focus Ou
ntio
diiviidualized atte ch to teaching
g. ur
tu e iind
tur
d approa
Our programs fea
O
he
ppliied
ppl
ap
an
cess to tth
as
a
nce
n
ll
rien
we
s
xpeerie
as
l
al
ld exp
rld
i
orld
l wo
a theoretica
g real-w
n on
b
brin
a ntio
ulty
al
fac
person atte
b sed
ide p
pr vid
practitionerr-ba
i al staff pro
f siion
profes
our
d
An
A
.
oom
classr
ts.
d ts
studen
nd support to our
and
.
ce your career
to start or advan
e
tim
the
is
Now
Master of Bus
Master
BBusiness
usinesss Administr
Administration
s
Globb l Execcutivee Leadership
Master of Scien
Ma
Sc
(acc ate
ted onlline program)
E cational Leaders ip
Educat
s
Ma
Master
of Science in
Teeaching and Learning
Teaching
Lea g
s
s
s
s
School Administrator/School
Administrator/S
/Schoool Principal
Princ
S
Supervisor
of Curriculum
Curricuulum and
a Instruction
Instr
s
s
s
s
Acc ting
n
Foo
ood and Agri
gribusiness
General Bu
Business
Fina
Finan
Ent
neurs
eurship
Hum R
Resource
ce Management
Manage
Sup ly Chain
in Management (ac
(accelerrated
online andd traditional program
ms
ms)
…and
…
aand just ap
pproved
d ffor fall 2
2013
Master of Arts in Pol
Policy Studies
Stud
s
s
s
Agriculture andd Food Policy
Environmental PPolicy
Developmental P y
Masterr of Arts
Ma
A in Counseling Psy
Psychology
sychoology
s
s
S al Justi
munity Coun
unnselin
n ng
Chhild and
an Adoles
escent
ent Thera
The
herapy
Levels 9 and 10 both participated
in the prestigious Brestyan
Invitational in Las Vegas, Nev.,
Feb. 22-24. Level 9 won the second-place team award. Many individual awards were earned, as well.
On the Level 9 team, in the Junior A
age group, Savona Cerra took first place
on the balance beam and all-around.
Arden Hudson placed first on the vault
and on the uneven bars. In the Junior B
age group, Haleigh Clark placed first on
the vault and on the floor exercise. In
the Senior A age group, Valerie Rube
placed first on the floor exercise. In the
Senior B age group, Abby Steere placed
first on the balance beam. Sara
Kroner took first on the floor exercise.
On the Level 10 team, Rebecca
McKevitt placed first on the floor exercise.
Roxanne Trachtenberg took first on vault.
n
Central Bucks Gymnastics Team
The Central Bucks Gymnasts of
Level 5 and Novice Prep Optional
both traveled to Annville on Feb. 23
and 24 to compete in the Mardi Gras
Invitational at Paramount Gymnastics.
They both took home first-place team
awards and many individual awards.
In the 8-year-old-and-under age
group of Level 5, Allison Troth placed
first on the uneven bars, on the floor
exercise, on the vault and all-around.
In the 10-year-old age group, Jillian
Troth was the floor exercise and allaround champion. In the 11-year-old
age group, Julia Buckley placed
The men’s team of the
Doylestown Rugby Club opened its
spring season on March 23 at Media
and won both the A and B side matches.
The final score of the A side
match was 34-17. Scoring tries (5
points each) for Doylestown were
Nick Mantarangus, Doug Ortiz,
Mike Weir and Graham Foster.
Weir was perfect in his kicks, with
two penalty kicks (3 points each)
and four conversions (2 points
each). The Man of the Match was
Brendan McCandless. The final score of
the B side match was 31-14. Jay White
scored four tries, and Mantarangus
added another try. Conversions
were kicked by Mike McCandless
(two) and Brendan McCandless
(one). The Man of the Match was White.
Doylestown will play Wharton on
Saturday, March 30 at the Maennerchor
Field on Cold Spring Creamery Road
in Doylestown. Kickoff is at 1 p.m.
In its first league match of the
spring season, the U19 Doylestown
Rugby boys’ team defeated
Narberth, 72-0, in a home match on
March 20. The following players
had tries for Doylestown: Chris
Burian (three), Dan Deegan (two),
Vince Francescangeli (two), Brett
Strasburger, Jeremy Ault, Blaize
Boell, Alex Armagost and Tyler
Kio. Gavin McCandless kicked
five conversions, and Manuel
Lorenzino-Sepp added another one.
On March 24, the Doylestown
Rugby Club U19 girls’ team
defeated the Hibernians U19 girls’
team, 61-0. Tries were scored for
Doylestown by the following players: Katlyn Connor (three), Jamila
Branch (two), Aysia Grondahl,
n
Proud to be a YYellow
ellow
Ribbon School.
)NVESTMENT!DVICE0ORTFOLIO-ANAGEMENT
THERE'S NO BETTER TIME THAN
right now
FOR AN ANNUAL PORTFOLIO REVIEW.
first on the uneven bars. Stephanie
Walton placed first on the floor.
In the Novice Prep Optional Level
10-year-old-and-under age group,
Mia Schnapf placed first on the floor
exercise. Hailey Rose DeFazio
placed first on the uneven bars.
McKenzie Perry was first on the balance beam, and the all-around winner
was Emma Busch. In the 11-year-old
age group, Julia Coburn was the vault
champion. Cheyenne Carr placed
second on the balance beam. The
all-around winner was Jayden Kane.
n
Central Bucks Gymnastics Team
Levels 7 through 10 all participated in
the annual Winter Face Off Invitational
in Washington, Pa., on Feb. 17. Levels
8, 9 and 10 all won the first-place team
award. Level 7 took second place. Many
individual awards were earned, as well.
Among them: On the Level 7
team, in the 11-year-old age group,
Megan Lengel placed first on the
uneven bars, on the floor exercise
and all-around. On the Level 8
team, in the 11-year-old age group,
Grace Busch took first on the vault,
on the floor exercise and all-around.
In the 13-year-old age group, Haley
Zarett was first on the balance
beam, on the vault, on the uneven
bars and all-around. On the Level
10 team, Alexa Goldberg was first
on the uneven bars, on the floor
exercise, on the vault and all-around.
Doylestown Rugby takes two from Media
WRIGHTSTOWN SELF STORAGE, INC.
For more information, please contact:
Pam Heffner | [email protected] | 215.489.4469
700 E. Butler Ave.,
Ave., Doylestown, PA 18901 | 215.489.4469 | delval.edu
The Central Bucks Gymnasts of
Level 5, Novice Prep Optional and
Level 7 all participated in the Jungle
Jammin Invitational on March 2 and
3. Novice Prep Optional and Level 7
both took home first-place team
awards and many individual awards.
In the 9-year-old-and-under age
group of Level 5, Allison Troth
placed first on the uneven bars, on
the vault and all-around. In the 10and 11-year-old age group, Jillian
Troth was the floor exercise champion, the uneven bars champion,
the vault champion and all-around.
In the Novice Prep Optional 10year-old-and-under age group,
Hailey Rose DeFazio placed first
on the uneven bars. McKenzie
Perry was first on the balance
beam. Emma Busch placed first on
the vault, on the floor exercise and
all-around. In the 11-year-old age
group, Julia Coburn was the champion on vault, uneven bars, balance
beam, floor exercise and all-around.
On the Intermediate Prep
Optional team, Elizabeth Farrell
was champion on the balance beam.
On the Level 7 team, Gabriella
Oliviera, in the 13-year-old age group,
was first on the floor exercise and allaround. Megan Lengel, in the 12-yearold age group, was first on the vault, balance beam, floor exercise and all-around.
FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED
You lock it, You keep the key
We now sell boxes
Jennifer L. Koenig, Manager
Office Hours M - F 9-5 or by appointment
Access Hours 6am - 10pm 7 days/week
Family lives on premises.
870 Penns Park Road, Newtown, PA 18940 (215) 598-0400
The Bucks County Herald
School
Sports Page
Keep track of how your school’s team is doing this year
,EADERSHIPs$ISCIPLINEs)NTEGRITYs%FlCIENCY
Megan Lynott, Sophie Pyrz, Sami
Ernst, Dana Alimena and Leanna
Burdack. Lili Riley had three conversions.
The U15 boys’ team opened the
2013 spring season on March 21 with
a convincing 41-0 victory over the TE
Tigers of Conestoga. Tries were
scored by Harry Oliver (three), Alex
Bellini (two), Tommy Capriotti and
Matt Kolen. Michael Weir added three
conversions. The next match will be
played on April 7. Both the U15 and
the U13 boys’ teams will play in
away matches against Media that day.
Alumni update
Continued from page B3
Tenaglia said in an e-mail on a JMU team
that opened March with nine straight wins.
“Honestly, I haven’t been doing anything
differently, just seeing the ball well.
“The only thing different is my
appreciation for the game now,” continued Tenaglia, who is hitting .385
with a team-high nine doubles. “After
missing an entire season due to my
ACL tear last year, it was a huge
wake-up call to see how quickly
baseball can be taken away from me.
I don’t take anything for granted anymore and I’m just having fun out there.”
With this white-hot start to the
collegiate baseball and softball seasons, Tenaglia isn’t the only area product having fun collecting hardware.
Notable: Three other area alumni
are in line for their team’s MVP
award. St. Joseph’s freshman infielder Sarah Yoos (Warrington) leads
the Lady Hawks in batting average
(.438), slugging percentage (.642)
and RBI (17). Freshman infielder
Danny Hoy (Sellersville) leads
Princeton in hitting (.358) and onbase percentage (.462). Junior OF
Pete O’Hara (New Hope) is hitting
a team-best .345 for Delaware Valley
College. Sophomore OF Matt
Hanson (CB West) leads Moravian
in hitting (.388) and extra-base hits
(13). Statistics are through Sunday.
The Verdi Requiem
Bucks County
Choral Society
with
Bob Welch, Principal
Rick Welch, Principal & Investment Officer
215.603.2976
WWW.ACADEMYWEALTHADVISERS.COM
Up to the minute sports stats,
stories and news from students
and coaches in your community.
www.buckscountyherald.com/schoolsports
Riverside Symphonia
conducted by Thomas Lloyd
Sunday, April 7 at 4pm
215-598-6142
www.buckschoral.org
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
5175 Cold Spring Creamery Rd,
Doylestown