The 3 man team of
Rick Doerr, Hugh Freund and Tampa resident Brad Kendell is sponsored
by AlphaGraphics and will compete in events all over the world in
preparation for the 2012 Paralympic games to be held in London,
England. Team USA674 consists of three men with indomitable spirits
who have quite a resume of accomplishments.
Excerpt from
http://sailingteams.ussailing.org <They were recently named
February Team of the Month by the Alphagraphics US Olympic Committee.
The Sonar team of Rick Doerr, Hugh Freund and Brad Kendell compete
in a 3 person open keelboat class and had a stellar February of
competition with two back-to-back events. In the St Petersburg, FL
N.O.O.D. Regatta, they finished second among a fleet of 10 competing
boats, both able-bodied and disabled sailing teams. They missed the
gold by one point after three days of racing. The following week,
they won the inaugural Sail to Prevail Paralympic Regatta in St.
Petersburg, which featured the top American and Canadian Paralympic
hopefuls. During the 10-race series, the racing was extremely close
among the top U.S. Sonar teams (all are members of US Sailing Team
AlphaGraphics), but it was their consistency that brought home the
victory. In January in Miami, FL, spectacular wind and sunny skies
were the backdrop for day 5 of racing at US SAILING’s Rolex Miami
OCR. In the final day of racing for Paralympic courses Rick
Doerr, Brad Kendell and Hugh Freund were top Americans in the Sonar
class, ending the regatta in 4th overall.>
Brad Kendell, a Tampa
native who attended USF and Clearwater High School has been a member
of the
US SAILING TEAM ALPHAGRAPHICS since 2007
and was a member of the 2010 US
SAILING's Paralympic Team of the Year.
Brad also
fishes competitively and was an angler fishing for the KHS & S
Construction team in 2008 when they won the Professional Tarpon
Tournament in Boca Grande in Week 4 and also competed in the 2008
Red Bull Flugtag in Tampa. His sailing team also finished 1st
in the 2009 America Regatta and the 2010 Sperry NOOD in St Pete. He
has competed in Greece in the IFDS World Championships as well as
traveling across the US. OurtownFLA.com would like for everyone to
support Brad in his teammates in their quest for Paralympic Gold and
you can do so by donating to their campaign at Team USA 674 Sailing
Foundation of NY PO Box 267 Cos Cob, CT 06807. Read more about the
team at
www.teamusa674.com or follow them on Facebook/Team USA 674. You
can read more about the Paralympic Games at
http://usparalympics.org/
April 3 2011
TRAVERSE Horse Show
Coming up at Lake Park
TRAVERSE
(Trauma Resolution And Victims’ Essential Recovery Services) was
originally incorporated as a Florida Not-for-Profit Corporation in
August of 1993. They will be hosting a family fun horse show on April 16
at Lake Park beginning at 10am. The event will consist of Barrel racing,
poles, flag race, keyhole, texas barrels and pony express. Enter all
events for $25 for free to watch! Come out and support TRAVERSE.
TRAVERSE is a program of experiential group therapy which
works with an equestrian theme to assist children in the healing process
from trauma or loss. Horsemanship provides the context and motivation
for group treatment which integrates relationship, developmental,
cognitive, behavioral, trauma, and group theory.
The program is specifically designed to meet the needs of children who
have been physically, sexually, or emotionally abused, or children who
have lost family to death or divorce. Empowerment is the hallmark of
healing from victimization and managing a 1,000 pound horse at a lope is
undeniably empowering. Beginning in 1994 TRAVERSE started providing
services to individual children who had been referred by a local mental
health agency. While each of the children had been diagnosed as severely
disturbed and treatment had been initiated in a traditional mental
health setting, the children’s persistent opposition to, or refusal of,
this treatment, rendered it useless. After a year of working in an
accepting, supportive, and challenging environment with horses, each of
these children showed significant improvement in family adjustment, and
school performance. Additionally, they each attended a community horse
show and ribboned. This success was the catalyst for the implementation
of a formal, group program in 1996 with similar positive results. In
May, 2008, the “Storm Riders” were the 20th group to graduate from the
program.
Over the years, TRAVERSE has spent much time and effort in
professionalizing its program. Organizational tasks, such assecuring a
501(c)3 from the Internal Revenue Service and tax-exempt status from the
state were important first steps. TRAVERSE attained the status of a
NARHA PREMIER ACCREDITED CENTER in 2002.
Visit
www.traversekids.org to learn more.
March 2011
Special Olympic Games
at Land O Lakes Rec Center
Special Olympics began in Pasco County in 1975 with 175
participants. They currently have over 900 registered Special
Olympians in Pasco County and offer competition at the local, area,
state and international levels. The mission of Special Olympics is
to provide year round sports training and athletic competition for
persons eight years of age and older with intellectual disabilities.
Volunteers are an important part of their program utilizing over 500
volunteers a year from local schools and the community. In Pasco
County, they offer over 16 sports. There is no cost to the athletes
or their families to participate in their program as they rely
solely on donations & fundraisers to obtain the approximately
$70,000 per year to run their program. The money is used to cover
the participants’ registration fees, uniforms, transportation and
ribbons. Donations also will be used to purchase equipment and
supplies needed to operate their local Games. All coordinators,
coaches, volunteers and chaperones work from the heart! Please help
support the Pasco County branch of the Special Olympians in our
community. You can visit their website at
www.specialolympicspasco.org
In Photos…
Land O'Lakes High School Council for Exceptional Children members
Rebecca Dallman, Hallie Grimes and Kenzie Puhalski are working hard
under the direction of Coach Vicky King. … Land O'Lakes High School
Gold Gators Leeann Pierce and Cynthia Lagreca race for the ball at
the 2011 Special Olympic Soccer Games held at the Recreational
Center in Land O'Lakes. … 14 month old Olivia Nehr of Port Richey
takes a break from cheering on big brother Cliff to retrieve the
ball at the 2011 Special Olympic Soccer Games held at the
Recreational Center in Land O'Lakes. …Wesley Chapel’s Matthew
Harvigan and Jesse Viens takes the ball down for the Wildcats in
their match against River Ridge… Wesley Chapel Wildcats (other team
members 32 Teddy Johnson, 43 Jeremy Startz and G Lindsey Blanset.)
…River Ridge.
View photos
by Glenn G. Gefers of
Photos by 3 G Here
October
3, 2010
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Summer Soccer at
Land O’Lakes Recreation Center
The most important lesson to learn at the Eddie Oyakhilome Soccer
Camp is hydrate: Vanessa Jordan a 7th grader Academy at the Lakes,
Gabby Bierhorst an 8th grader at John Long, Kyndal Ward Pineville
Middle School Camille King, an 8th grader at John Long middle school
and Reagan Goiran an 7th grade student at Imagine School replace
some liquids worked off during practice.
On January 2nd, 2010, Pasco County hosted the Wesley Chapel Lacrosse
Tournament of Champions at the Wesley Chapel District Park. Photos
by T.V. Masella Jr.
of
OurtownFLA.com
Aamer
Nawaz, President of the Wesley Chapel Cricket Club, pitches the ball in
their big Cricket Match held last weekend at Wesley Chapel County Park
November
29, 2008.
Wesley Chapel’s Kaley Maples races to complete the first
leg of the “Tri Fever” Distance at the Athletes Who Care
Triathlon. The annual event was held in Land O’ Lakes on
August 9. Maples had to run one mile, bike ride four
miles, and swim 100 yards in the pool at the Land O’
Lakes Rec Center. Approximately 400 athletes
participated. For more information, go to
www.athleteswhocare.org.
Dawn Khalil and son eight year-old Danny Khalil, of
Wesley Chapel participated in the Athletes Who Care
Triathlon held in Land O’ Lakes on August 9. The “Tri
Fever” Distance offered a one mile run, a four mile bike
ride, and a 100 yard swim in the pool at the Land O’
Lakes Rec Center. Approximately 400 athletes
participated. For more information, go to
www.athleteswhocare.org.
Jordyn Garves (on left), and Teresa Lawhead, of Dade
City, participated in the Athletes Who Care Triathlon
held in Land O’ Lakes on August 9. The “Tri Fever”
Distance offered a one mile run, a four mile bike ride,
and a 100 yard swim in the pool at the Land O’ Lakes Rec
Center. Approximately 400 athletes participated. For
more information, go to
www.athleteswhocare.org.
Nine year-old Erin Prinz, of Land O’ Lakes, finishes the
second leg of the “Tri Fever” Distance at the Athletes
Who Care Triathlon. The annual event was held in Land O’
Lakes on August 9. Prinz had to run one mile, bike ride
four miles, and swim 100 yards in the pool at the Land
O’ Lakes Rec Center. Approximately 400 athletes
participated. For more information, go to
www.athleteswhocare.org.
Devin Prinz, of Land O’ Lakes, finishes the second leg
of the “Tri Fever” Distance at the Athletes Who Care
Triathlon. The annual event was held in Land O’ Lakes on
August 9. Prinz had to run one mile, bike ride four
miles, and swim 100 yards in the pool at the Land O’
Lakes Rec Center. Approximately 400 athletes
participated. For more information, go to
www.athleteswhocare.org.
Land O’ Lakes resident Romina McCloskey holds on to
her mom Sandra McKloskey at the Athletes Who Care
Triathlon held in Land O’ Lakes on August 9. The “Tri
Fever” Distance offered a one mile run, a four mile bike
ride, and a 100 yard swim in the pool at the Land O’
Lakes Rec Center. Approximately 400 athletes
participated. For more information, go to
www.athleteswhocare.org.
Photos of this and other events by Faith Jordan-Masella
are on www.LandOLakesFLA.com.
Land O’ Lakes mothers and daughters participated in the
Athletes Who Care Triathlon held in Land O’ Lakes on
August 9. Pictured are (from left): Sarah Llanos and her
eight year-old daughter Alina Llanos, along with Kim
Herrman and her daughter Klein Herrman. The “Tri Fever”
Distance offered a one mile run, a four mile bike ride,
and a 100 yard swim in the pool at the Land O’ Lakes Rec
Center. Approximately 400 athletes participated. For
more information, go to
www.athleteswhocare.org.
Tom Eckel and his nine year-old daughter Haley Eckel,
of Land O’ Lakes participated in the Athletes Who Care
Triathlon held in Land O’ Lakes on August 9. The “Tri
Fever” Distance offered a one mile run, a four mile bike
ride, and a 100 yard swim in the pool at the Land O’
Lakes Rec Center. Approximately 400 athletes
participated. For more information, go to
www.athleteswhocare.org.
Ten
year-old Brandon Bombei, of Trinity, participated in the
Athletes Who Care Triathlon held in Land O’ Lakes on
August 9. The “Tri Fever” Distance offered a one mile
run, a four mile bike ride, and a 100 yard swim in the
pool at the Land O’ Lakes Rec Center. Approximately 400
athletes participated. For more information, go to
www.athleteswhocare.org.
Private Coach/ Personal Trainer Jason Rouser (352)
567-3989 works with athletes and teams to increase their speed and
agility. Jason won the Gold Metal at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta
and looks to help the Schools in Pasco County to take the next step.
The Second Amendment Club in Pasco
trained about 25 college students from the Knight Rifle Association of
UCF including (center) Kristen Barnes of Zephyrhills and other students
(from left) April Young, Karen Chrisman, Bianca Sabrkani and Casey Jo
Cooper at their clubs private range in Pasco County in self-defense.
John DiGaetano, President of the club and two time Purple Heart award
recipient in Viet Nam, said the student group is interested in their
rights to legally carry firearms in order to protect themselves from
those who mean to do them harm. “Our club has partnered with this group
because we feel that if they want to carry a firearm then they should be
properly trained” Said DiGaetano. The club shoots on the second Saturday
of the month at their private range at Fairhaven Farms, located on Route
52, right off the Suncoast Parkway in Pasco County, from 9:00am to
3:00pm. For more information call 813-973-8918 or go to
www.secondamendmentclub.org.
Ely Payne of Land O’Lakes High
School attempts a circus catch at the first flag football game, held at
Sports + Field, on Sunday April 20. If you would like to join them bring
your rubber cleats or tennis shoes and $10 for non-members (free for
members) next Sunday between noon and 3 pm. Questions call 948-5500.
They are also forming a Youth Basketball League starting May 3 and a
Summer Camp starting June 2. Call Antwon Gildon at (813) 377-7973 for
more information.
Jasmine Pleasant of Wesley Chapel HS, Karis
Bertling of Ridgewood HS and Elyse Houston 100 Meter Dash.
April 2, 2008
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Wesley Chapel 0008…Patie
Shackley of Wesley Chapel HS and Jennifer Johnson 100
Meter Hurdles.
0064…
Jasmine
Pleasant of Wesley Chapel HS 100 Meter Dash.
0065… Jasmine Pleasant of Wesley Chapel HS, Karis
Bertling of Ridgewood HS and Elyse Houston 100 Meter
Dash. 0076… Shan Houston of Wesley Chapel HS 100
Meter Dash. 0075… Ashley Hinds of Wesley Chapel
HS 100 Meter Dash. 0042…
Jeff Webster of Wesley Chapel HS winner in the 110 and
300 meter hurdles. 0123…
Kevin Diaz, Brian Cox and Matthew Newnam of Wesley
Chapel HS pole vault. 0123… Kevin Diaz of Wesley
Chapel HS
Land O’Lakes
0061…
Nicolle
Forcier, Renea Porsch, Lailonia Kailimai and Alyssa
Brandt of Land O’Lakes HS came in 2nd place
in the 4 x 800 meter. 0077…
Holly Gerken of Sunlake HS 110 Meter Dash. 0121…
Zack Grunewald of Land O’Lakes HS came in 2nd place in
the pole vault stands with his fellow Gators, Dan
Szymanski and Ryan Lane. 0221…0223… Zack Grunewald of Land O’Lakes HS came in
2nd place in the pole vault. 0109…
Felix Soto of Land O’Lakes HS came in 1st
place in the 800, 1600 and the 3200.
Trinity
0015…Clearing
the bar at 6 foot to take 1st place in the
High Jump was Brandon Mundy of Mitchell HS. 0064…
Karis Bertling of Ridgewood HS 100 Meter Dash.
0086…
Hendrix of Mitchell HS came in first in the 100 meter.
East Pasco 0027…
Thomas Aurie 0028…
Zephyrhills Bulldog Thomas Aurie High Jump. 0071……
Brandi Mira of Zephyrhills HS 100 Meter Dash. 0039…
Andrews Patrias of Zephyrhills HS came in 3rd in the 110
and 300 meter hurdles. 0089… Josh Perkins of
Zephyrhills HS came in 1st in the 200 meters
and 2nd in the 100 meters. 0167…
Track stars from Zephyrhills HS are Jeslin George,
Miranda Elder, Brandy Compton, Alexi Weeks, Elizabeth
Patrias and Lindsay Warner. 0139…
Josh Perkins aka J-Perk, Ryan Commodore aka #30 smash,
Tyler Pohjolainen aka TP and Al Sampson aka Al, posted a
time of 43.4 for Zephyrhills HS winning 1st
place in the 4 x 100 meter relay. 0118…
Matt Cicanese of Pasco HS came in 1st place
in the pole vault stands with his fellow Pirates, Bryan
Paul, Kate Markle, Tori Larsen and Matt Kyan. 0157…
Shaine Mathis Hakeeme Ishmar, Tevaris Jordan 3 Charles
Williams aka Charlie Pride of Pasco HS took 3rd place in
the 4 x 100 meter relay. DJ Sykes 0159…DJ Sykes
of Pasco HS discuss and shot put
Land O'Lakes High School Boys 5A Basketball defeated 68
to 44 by Brandon High School. Standout Gator guard, P.J.
Potts had to sit this one out because of a one game
FHSAA suspension.
>> Ridgewood High School Boys
Basketball defeated Wharton 58 to 36.
>> Brandon High School will be packing
their bags for West Pasco to play Ridgewood High
School.
Cheryl
McConnell takes the lead over Brendon Fassett and Wayne
Jordan at this point of the race but everyone was a
winner as the Greater Trilby Community Association held
their first annual Tour de Trilby February 9, at the
Trilby Community Center at the Trilby Road (CR 575) and
Withlacoochee State Trail crossing. The money raised at
the event will help fund children and family events for
the Trilby, Lacoochee and Trilacoochee area. The event
was sponsored by the Zephyrhills Water Company,
www.sharknjazz4families.com
, Kims Play A Round in Trilby, United Methodist Church,
Trilby Masonic Lodge, Tri-Community Boy Scouts and the
Tri-Community Security Patrol. Look for their next "Tour
de Trilby" September 27th 2008.. To stay updated go to:
www.trilbyfl.com.
They’re off…over 165 runners take off for the finish
line at the ‘Long Run at the Ranch 5K Run’ to raise
funds for Wiregrass Ranch HS and Dr John Long MS
athletics.
Taylor Hixson
0841… Taylor Hixson of Wesley Chapel captures 6th
place in the Long Run at the Ranch 5K Run. LifeSource
Family Chiropractic sponsored the Awards Ceremony,
Escapades Fitness for Women provided after race massages
and Publix Supermarkets provided post-race food and
drink. Other sponsors included Wesley Chapel Juice Zone,
Beef O'Brady's South Wesley Chapel, Kohl’s Department
Store in Carrollwood and Precision Kia of Wesley Chapel.
0804… Wiregrass Ranch HS runners, Elizabeth Hans 9th
, Kelli Richter 9th
, Sarah Setley 9th
,Jazmin Niles 9th
, Meagan Farkav 9th
and Evan Setley 3rd
grader at Seven Oaks Elementary get ready to compete in
the Long Run at the Ranch 1K Run January 12.
Paul Tavernier
0847… Paul Tavernier of Hudson competed in the Long
Run at the Ranch 5K Run in Wesley Chapel January 12.
Jacki Wachtel 740…
Jacki Wachtel of Tarpon Springs took first place in the
women’s division of the Long Run at the Ranch 5K Run in
Wesley Chapel January 12.
Tommy Brown
810… Tommy Brown of Land O’Lakes took fourth place
in the men’s division in the Long Run at the Ranch 5K
Run in Wesley Chapel January 12.
Matt Schwartz 807…
Matt Schwartz of Land O’Lakes took second place in the
men’s division of the Long Run at the Ranch 5K Run in
Wesley Chapel January 12.
Tyler Mattera 834…
Tyler Mattera of Land O’Lakes competed in the Long Run
at the Ranch 5K Run in Wesley Chapel January 12.
624…St. Leo Tennis
Coach and Gregg Gruhl, President of GL Sports
Entertainment. 634…644…Corinna Dontoni of Milan Italy.
615…640…Anastasia Pivovarova of Russia. 690… Daniel
Lustig of the Chec Republic. 655…Dann Battistone of Las
Vegas, Nevada
This past weekend, Jan 5th & 6th, the Wesley Chapel
Athletic Association in partners with NDP Lacrosse and
The County of Pasco hosted the DICK'S Sporting Goods
Tournament of Champions lacrosse tournament at Wesley
Chapel District Park, 7700 Boyette Rd, Wesley Chapel.
25 teams from across the USA and Canada
competed.
0525…The
U17 Tampa Tribe took 2nd
place defeating teams from St. Louis and Miami before
dropping the final game 11-2 to Team Illinois at
DICK'S Sporting Goods Tournament of Champions Lacrosse
Tournament at Wesley Chapel District Park.
Land O’Lakes...0550…
Ashley Bauer, representing DICK'S Sporting Goods,
sponsor of the Tournament of Champions Lacrosse
Tournament, presents a medal to Tampa Tribe player Chris
Wittholt of Land O’Lakes following the U17 National
Championship match. The Tribe took 2nd place defeating
teams from St. Louis and Miami before dropping the final
game 11-2 to Team Illinois at DICK'S Sporting Goods
Tournament of Champions Lacrosse Tournament at Wesley
Chapel District Park January 6.
0575…US Lacrosse National Hall of Fame player and
best Lacrosse player of all time, Gary Gait
congratulates Tampa Tribe player John Schneider of Land
O’Lakes following the U17 National Championship match.
The Tribe took 2nd place defeating teams from St. Louis
and Miami before dropping the final game 11-2 to Team
Illinois at DICK'S Sporting Goods Tournament of
Champions Lacrosse Tournament at Wesley Chapel District
Park January 6.
Wesley
Chapel...0537…Pasco County Commissioner Jack Mariano
congratulates Tampa Tribe player T.J. FitzSimons of
Wesley Chapel following the U17 National Championship
match. The Tribe took 2nd place defeating teams from St.
Louis and Miami before dropping the final game 11-2 to
Team Illinois at DICK'S Sporting Goods Tournament of
Champions Lacrosse Tournament at Wesley Chapel District
Park January 6. 0559…US Lacrosse National Hall of Fame
player and best Lacrosse player of all time, Gary Gait
congratulates Tampa Tribe player Calvin Britton of
Wesley Chapel following the U17 National Championship
match. The Tribe took 2nd place defeating teams from St.
Louis and Miami before dropping the final game 11-2 to
Team Illinois at DICK'S Sporting Goods Tournament of
Champions Lacrosse Tournament at Wesley Chapel District
Park January 6.
other U 19 Game against Arizona will be posted
shortly...FAJ
0344… Derrick Storts, of Land O’ Lakes High School, and
the Tampa Tribe U19 Lacrosse Team (on left), tries to
get past the Arizona player during their game on January
5 at The DICK'S Sporting
Goods Tournament of Champions Lacrosse Tournament at the
Wesley Chapel District Park on January 5-6. The Tampa
Tribe is made up of players from Wesley Chapel, Land O’
Lakes, Lutz, and as far away as Fort Myers. The Tribe
lost this game. For more information about local
lacrosse, go to www.wclacrosse.com. 0355… Frank
Britton, (on left), and Tom Fitzsimons, of the Wesley
Chapel Athletic Association, gave Wesley Chapel a little
boost in it’s economy by bringing 25 lacrosse teams from
the US and Canada to central Pasco County by
hosting The DICK'S Sporting Goods Tournament of
Champions Lacrosse Tournament at the Wesley Chapel
District Park on January 5-6. 0301… Gretchen
Gariepy, Assistant Athletic Trainer at Saint Leo
University, wraps an ankle for a Maryland lacrosse
player during
The DICK'S Sporting Goods Tournament of Champions
Lacrosse Tournament at the Wesley Chapel District Park
on January 5-6. 0330… Ray Rouch, of Wesley
Chapel High School (on left), and Sean Lockett, of San
Antonio, played tough for their Tampa Pride Lacrosse
team but it wasn’t enough to beat the Arizona team at
The DICK'S Sporting Goods Tournament of Champions
Lacrosse Tournament at the Wesley Chapel District Park
on January 5-6. 0286…These lacrosse players from
Miami had a great time at The
DICK'S Sporting Goods Tournament of Champions Lacrosse
Tournament at the Wesley Chapel District Park on January
5-6. 0288-p The
Wesley Chapel District Park was hopping on January 5 and
6 as lacrosse players from 25 teams from across the USA
and Canada competed.
The Wesley Chapel Athletic Association in partners with
NDP Lacrosse and The County of Pasco hosted The
DICK'S Sporting Goods Tournament of Champions Lacrosse
Tournament, sponsored by
Wesley Chapel Toyota
at the Wesley Chapel District Park on Boyette Road on
January 5-6. Twenty-five teams from across the USA and
Canada competed. This tournament is the high school
club lacrosse national championship for both boys' and
girls' club teams. The top tournaments from across the
country were selected as qualifying tournaments (Boys
Elite). Top finisher(s) at each qualifying tournament
received bids to compete in the Dick's Sporting Goods
Tournament of Champions.ol national championship. It was
a by-invitation only tournament. High School players
got the opportunity to meet numerous college coaches
during an open recruiting period at the tournament. The
Wesley Chapel Athletic Association has opened
registration for both girls and boys lacrosse. All
interested Pasco County residents who are encouraged to
check the website for preseason events and clinics. The
WCAA runs lacrosse programs for all ages and genders
from 1st grade through 12th grade. WCAA Youth Rec
Lacrosse for elementary school students runs Friday
nights beginning February 1st. WCAA Warriors
Competitive Lacrosse for middle and high school students
begins February 8th. Practices for both groups begin on
January 14th at the new Wesley Chapel District Park. Go
to
www.wclacrosse.com
to register. Questions? Contact us at
lacrosse@wcaafla.org
or call Frank Britton 813 997-3365, or Tom FitzSimons
813-841-2374.
Edward Goodpaster Invitational, hosted by the Land O’
Lakes Gators, was attended by Coach Goodpaster. The
Gator team he coached and retired from in 2001, welcomed
him back after six years with a 21 team tournament, sure
to become a classic in the years to come. Photos
from River Ridge, Mitchell, Wesley Chapel, Land O'Lakes,
Wiregrass Ranch and Pasco High Schools'
Brenden Phelps_9778-P…Wiregrass Ranch High School’s
Brenden Phelps lost this bout against Miami Springs in
the 125-pound weight class. Brian Scalise_9764-P…Land O’
Lakes High School wrestler Brian Scalise won this bout
against the Eastside wrestler. Chad Fee_9717-P…Wesley
Chapel High School’s Chad Fee lost this bout against
Dunedin. Dominic Collins_9848-P… Wesley Chapel High
School’s Dominic Collins lost this bout in the 152-pound
weight class against Dunedin. Ed Goodpaster_9898-p… Ed
Goodpaster (second from left), former wrestling coach at
Land O’ Lakes High School, was honored that his former
Gator wrestler Brent Coleman (third from left), current
Land O’ Lakes Wrestling Coach, named a wrestling
tournament after him. Twenty-one wrestling teams
arrived to compete for the first Beef O’Brady’s Ed
Goodpaster Invitational on December 21 and 22. Others
pictured are (from left): Jason Carpenter, Assistant
Land O’ Lakes Wrestling Coach (and former Gator wrestler
under Goodpaster), Jimmy Tuttle, former wrestler at Land
O’ Lakes, and James “Piper” Gaulden, former wrestler at
Land O’ Lakes . Ed Santiago_9739-P… Mitchell High
School’s Ed Santiago lost to the Central High School
wrestler in the 119-pound weight class. Emmanual
Long_9807-P…Wiregrass Ranch High School’s Emmanual Long
wrestled Union Bay in the 135-pound weight class.
Jarrod Carmody_9940-P… Pasco High School’s Jarrod
Carmody lost this bout at the 171-pound weight class to
Dunedin. John Barranco_9814-P… River Ridge High School’s
John Barranco won this match against Matanzas in the
135-pound weight class. Landon Vanatta_9854-P… Landon
Vanatta (on right), of River Ridge High School beat
Wesley Chapel’s Jeremy Henderson in the 160-pound weight
class as Wesley Chapel Coaches Abel Robinson (on left)
and Brian Simmons look on. Matt Simmons_9749-P… Matt
Simmons, is the Wiregrass Ranch High School Wrestling
Coach. Michael Holt_9747-P… Wiregrass Ranch High
School’s Michael Holt lost this bout in the 119-pound
weight class to Miami Springs. Reyes Perez_9951-P… Reyes
Perez, of Pasco High School, won this bout in the 189-
pound weight class against Citrus and went on to win the
tournament in his weight class. Reyes Perez_9952-P…
Reyes Perez, of Pasco High School, won this bout in the
189- pound weight class against Citrus and went on to
win the tournament in his weight class. Sean
Hitchkock_9901-P…River Ridge High School’s Sean
Hitchcock lost this bout in the 140- pound weight class
to Citrus. River Ridge was second of twenty-one teams
with a score of 138.5. Trevor Drake_9698-P… Trevor
Drake, of Pasco High School, lost to the Winter Park
wrestler in the 135-pound weight class. Vasili
Kastakis_9919-P… Mitchell High School’s Vasili Kastakis
takes on the Matanzas wrestler in the 140- pound weight
class. Zach Morales_9826-P… Wiregrass Ranch High
School’s Zach Morales won this bout against Eastside in
the 152-pound weight class.
TEAM STANDINGS....1- Dunedin (179), 2- River
Ridge (138.5), 3- Matanzas (135), 4- Citrus (124.5), 5-
Pasco (121), 6- Mitchell (90.5), 7- Nature Coast (88.5),
8- Dunnellon (87.5), 9- Central (84.5), 10- Hernando
(84), 11- Plantation (74), 12- Miami Springs (69.5), 13-
Eastside (66.5), 14- South Lake (56.5), 15- Lemon Bay
(53), 16- Leto (44), 17- Wiregrass (41), 18- Winter Park
(32.5), 19- Land O’ Lakes (31), 20- Wesley Chapel (24),
21- Berkeley Prep (22).
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Pasco County tennis scheduled for 2 locations on
Thursdays
Tennis players are sought in two county locations on
Thursday evenings.There is no charge at either court.
Lake Padgett Estates
East Bath & Racquet Club seeks players for
mixed round-robins on Thursdays, 7-9 p.m. For
more information, contact Jeanette Marcus at
jmarcusddm@aol.com. The New Port Richey Recreation
Center
and the Pasco County Tennis Foundation has
round-robin tennis available on Thursdays, 7:30-9 p.m.
For more information, contact Christina Hill at
Chill.tennis@gmail.com.
Bradstreet Sports offers individual and group tennis
programs for ages 3 to adultsat Odessa Park, off
Chesapeake Drive, as well as courts in Oakstead and
Ballentree subdivisions. Programs also are available for
tournament-level juniors at those sites. For further
details, call (813) 900-8459 or visit
www.bradstreetsports@yahoo.com.
Cardio-tennis workouts at Lake Jovita Golf and Country
Club are open to the public. Sessions, which combine
aerobic fitness with tennis training, are Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Programs for juniors and
adults range between $20-$25.The work-outs are led by
Mitch Weissbein, Lake Jovita’s director of tennis, and
John Fritts. Both are United States Professional Tennis
Association certified instructors. For more information,
call Weissbein at (813) 541-8278.
6419…Denise Landes, of Lutz, participated in the Annual
Flapjack 5K Run held on December 2 at the Land O’ Lakes
Rec Center that was put on by the Central Pasco Chamber
of Commerce. 6344-p… 6645-p… Felix Soto, of Land O’
Lakes High School, placed first in the Annual Flapjack
5K Run held on December 2 at the Land O’ Lakes Rec
Center that was put on by the Central Pasco Chamber of
Commerce. His winning time was 15:38. Organizer Kris
Keppel, the Land O’ Lakes High School Cross Country
Coach, and avid community person, did a great job with
about 300 runners competing. The 5 K (which is about
three miles) race and the one mile race enables people
to compete alone or with teams made up of categories:
Brother /Brother, Brother /Sister, Sister /Sister,
Husband /Wife, Mother Daughter, Father /Daughter,
Mother/Son, and Father/Son, or family teams.
6743… Izzie Brown (from left), of Land O’ Lakes, Dillon
Ward, of Dade City, Danny Gutcher, of Tampa, and Carson
Oakes, of Odessa, all ran in the One Mile Race at the
Annual Flapjack 5K Run held on December 2 at the Land O’
Lakes Rec Center that was put on by the Central Pasco
Chamber of Commerce. 6749…Jason Green (on left), of Dade City, and Trevor
Maxwell, of Wesley Chapel, ran in the One Mile Race at
the Annual Flapjack 5K Run held on December 2 at the
Land O’ Lakes Rec Center that was put on by the Central
Pasco Chamber of Commerce. 6404… Wesley Chapel’s Jimmy
McAuley participated in the Annual Flapjack 5K Run held
on December 2 at the Land O’ Lakes Rec Center that was
put on by the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce.
6400…Justin Prengaman, of Wesley Chapel, ran in the
Annual Flapjack 5K Run held on December 2 at the Land O’
Lakes Rec Center that was put on by the Central Pasco
Chamber of Commerce. 6347 Lee Stephens of Land O’ Lakes
placed second at the Annual Flapjack 5K Run held on
December 2 at the Land O’ Lakes Rec Center that was put
on by the Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce. 6376…
Logan Selzer, of Wesley Chapel, ran in the Annual
Flapjack 5K Run held on December 2 at the Land O’ Lakes
Rec Center that was put on by the Central Pasco Chamber
of Commerce. 6695… Runners line up for the One Mile
Race at the Annual Flapjack 5K Run held on December 2 at
the Land O’ Lakes Rec Center that was put on by the
Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce. 6706… Tommy Brown,
of Land O’ Lakes, placed first in the one mile race at
the Annual Flapjack 5K Run held on December 2 at the
Land O’ Lakes Rec Center. The Central Pasco Chamber of
Commerce put on the event. His winning time was 05:14.
6709… Land O’ Lakes High School’s Vinnie Spacone, came
in second at the One Mile Race at the Annual Flapjack 5K
Run held on December 2 at the Land O’ Lakes Rec Center.
The Central Pasco Chamber of Commerce put on the event.
His winning time was 05:14.
Ever
wondered how the pro’s catch fish? Do you get confused
when you walk down the fishing isle and see 14 types of
line, 67 types of plastic bait, 36 different types of
hooks and let’s not even try to explain the rows of
poles? If so, you missed a great event!
More than 20 local residents joined Captain Scott Keith
and Gary Guy of Tampa Bay Inshore Charters for
Get Out and Fish Tampa Bay, a free community fishing
workshop. “This was a great day for the fishing
community” said Captain Keith. “Families, husbands and
wives, grandfathers and grandsons gathered to talk about
the great sport of fishing.”
But if you missed it, have no fear.
Get Out and Fish Tampa Bay will run monthly
throughout the fall at Feed Depot off Nebraska and
Bearss Avenue. “My pop taught me how to throw a cast net
at age 8” said Guy as he spoke to the audience. “He sat
on the porch and watched me throw into the grass. It
took practice and to now pass on what I know to others
is a great feeling”.
If you have a fishing question, visit
www.tampabayinshore.com
and ask Captain Keith. Your question maybe featured in
The Fishing Hole report found monthly in Community News.
…Captain Scott Keith and Gary Guy field fishing
questions from the audience. Get Out and Fish Tampa Bay
will run monthly throughout the fall. Visit
www.tampabayinshore.com
for a complete list of dates. Gary Guy instructs Pete
Lynch of Pasco and his grandson Mathew Haff, an eighth
grader at Rushe Middle School, how to throw a bait net.
They each threw both bait and cast nets.
Zephyrhills then Sunlake
Football
9.21.07
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Zephyrhills then Sunlake HS Marching Band
9.21.07
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Land O' Lakes defeats Zephyrhills 14 to 9
9.14.07
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The ingredients
seemed just right for
Zephyrhills on Friday
night.
Up by two points at
Bulldogs Stadium, a
defense that hassled
both Land O' Lakes
quarterbacks the entire
night, a freshman
controlling the Gators
offense, Land O' Lakes
with a fourth-and-15
and, oh, 43 seconds left
on the game clock.
But when Land
O' Lakes receiver Nick
Castellano caught a
28-yard pass on that
fourth down, while
nearly prone on his back
and surrounded by about
three defenders, it
looked as if the spell
was broken. Land O'
Lakes went on to score
the final touchdown of
the game for a 14-9
victory. 'It's hard for
me to say anything.
Maybe it was a stroke of
luck,' Land O' Lakes
coach John Benedetto
said about the final
scoring pass from
Stephen Weatherford to
Alex Robinson.
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Mitchell defeats River Ridge 55 to 14 -
Sept 14
In what was expected to
be an explosive matchup of Pasco
County's most prolific offenses,
Mitchell left little doubt which one
was, and still is, the best. The
Mustangs piled up 588 yards, including
256 passing and 77 rushing by
quarterback Tate Humphrey, in a 55-14
romp against River Ridge, which had
entered the game with a county-best 38
points per game average. 'We've got a
pretty good offense,' Mitchell coach
Scott Schmitz said. 'Our kids catch the
ball. I don't know if we had any drops
tonight, or if we've had any drops this
season so far. They're pretty tough.
Pasco Coaches utilize Internet to pirate the airwaves with sports
news
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By Anthony V. Masella Jr of www.DadeCityFLA.com
Look out Pasco County, the folks at Pasco High School now has its
own internet radio show that fans can tune in to each Wednesday
evening from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Hosted by Pirates girls basketball coach John Edwards, the show was
helped by the fact that the Pirates were able to pull off a come
from behind win against the Land O’Lakes Gators Friday night at
home. The show and featured football coach Tom McHugh and members
of his coaching staff going over details of the Land O’Lakes game,
their team, and their upcoming game against Sebring Friday night.
They will try to transmit the game via the Internet Friday night if
possible.
You can submit your own question by e mailing the show through their
website
www.pascopiratesradio.com
or hand deliver them and have dinner while you watch the show live
at the Dade City Beef O’Brady’s. John Edwards did an excellent job
of moderating the show and keeping the dialog fast paced and
interesting. Edwards will continue his coaching duties as the girls
basketball coach till the call from ESPN comes in.
Thanks to Cristina Ledra
of
Mother Trib, for her story about this event.
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University of Tampa women’s soccer player Shannon Aitken became the
first Spartan to earn weekly honors from the Sunshine State
Conference, garnering SSC Defensive Player of the Week honors from
the league. The senior goalkeeper from Land O'Lakes opened the
season with two wins in goal, surrendering just one goal with five
saves. In a 4-0 shutout over number-21 Columbus State, Aitken
stopped all three shots she faced. In the fourth-ranked Spartans'
non-conference win over Nova Southeastern, she stopped two of three
shots on goal.
Open house was a little less crowded than in the past with about a
thousand less students but legendary girls soccer coach Vicky King
still has her seniors. Sitting next to King is Becky Hinmon then
from left is Seniors Kristina Moehle, Chelsea Williams, Land O’Lakes
Principal Mrs. Monica Ilse, Amanda Goble and Claire Kurlychek.
7030…There is a little more room in the lobby at Land O’Lakes High
School since the departure of about a thousand people with students,
teacher and administrators going to the first new High School in
Land O’Lakes, Sunlake High School, in the last 35 years. Glad they
stayed are freshman Sierra Monday, Robert Lombardo, junior Ashley
Parater, senior Jacob Crescent, senior Bianca Basulto, Alea Basulto,
freshman Morgan Crescent, Bill Appleton, Assistant Principal Cloty
Rummell, Assistant Principal Steve Page, Assistant Principal Fran
Helfrich, Stefani Schoenborn and Jennifer Hitchman.
Ashley Bauer of Dick’s Sporting Goods donated
many items to the Wesley Chapel Athletic Association and excepting
on the Association’s behalf is WCAA President Tom FitzSimons and
his son Tyler FitzSimons.
Dick’s Sporting Goods donats items toWesley Chapel Athletic
Association
By Anthony Masella Jr. of
www.WesleyChapelFLA.com
On Saturday, August 18, following the
Wesley Chapel Park District dedication ceremony, Ashley Bauer of
Dick’s Sporting Goods donates a truck load of sporting equipment the
to Wesley Chapel Athletic Association as a sign of their support
their programs. Donated to the Football Division was six community
youth sports football kits containing 2 Wilson footballs, coach’s
duffle bag, 8 cones, 1 dry erase board, whistle with lanyard and 12
Pinnies. Donated to the Soccer Division was four community youth
sports soccer kits containing 2 soccer balls, coach’s duffle bag, 8
cones, 12 pinnies, 1 dry erase board and a whistle with lanyard.
Donated to the Lacrosse Division was two community youth sports
Lacrosse kits containing 12 Lacrosse balls, a coach’s duffle bag, 8
cones, 12 pinnies, 1 dry-erase board and a whistle with lanyard.
Other miscellaneous equipment donated were 3 Bags of a dozen
lacrosse balls and 5 Wilson footballs.
The sixth grade Physical Education class of Ms. Carrie Hueston,
Kylie Myers, Dillan Villavisanis, Courtney Reed, John Mesropian,
Danny Verghese, Calle Kosloske, Ashlea Smyly, Colleen Lopez, Chloe
Mansell and Isaac Klopotek get some fresh air on the first day of
school at the Academy at the Lakes August 22.
Former LOL star Weatherford getting snaps with first team at UCF
Former Land O'Lakes star Joe Weatherford, now a freshman
quarterback at the University of Central Florida, got a few
repetitions with the first team earlier this week. Golden Knights
coach George O'Leary told the Orlando Sentinel not to read too much
into the practice work, but word on the street is that the coach has
been impressed with Weatherford this summer.
Stephany Brown of the Wesley Chapel Athletic Association U15 girls
soccer team battles Jessica Valasquez of the East Pasco girls U15
soccer team in the first official soccer match played at the brand
new Wesley Chapel District Park, August 18, 2007.
6974…
Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleaders, under the direction of
Kristen Brady, Cheerleading Coach of Zephyrhills High School, earn
some much needed cash, thanks to the generosity of Eric Sjolund of
Century KIA in Wesley Chapel and of resident who stopped into the
dealership Saturday August 25, 2007 and got their car washed for a
good cause.
Coach Schmitz 6423…
Running back Sterling Ross 6425, Dominic Booth
6433…Offensive Lineman Dominic Booth (coach favorite) stands over
his QB Tate Humphrey who is goofin around on the ground, Tyrone
Hendrix 6439 and
Quarterback Tate
Humphrey 6445,
6036… John Weatherford....6040…John Weatherford and Stephen
Weatherford. 6033… Keith Hoffman 6022… Eli Payne with back brace,
6041… Eli Payne – super stud, ladies, please line up at the east
gate…6050… Alex Spock 6049…Gorman....6029… Hipps
The Wesley Chapel Vipers of the Pasco PAL
Football League held a punt, pass and kick completion Saturday
August 4, 2007 and registration for their fall league. Football
players and cheerleaders assemble at their new facilities at the
Wesley Chapel District Park.
5917…WCAA Cowboy fullback Nate Munson runs for big yardage
against the Brandon Bears August 4, 2007 in the Super Midgets
Division.
5928…WCAA Cowboy middle guard Eric Oelsner stands up the
Brandon Bears runner back as the rest of the defense converges in
preseason action, August 4, 2007 in the Super Midgets Division.
5910… WCAA Cowboy Cheerleaders in the Super Midget division are
ready for the season to finally begin in their brand new park in
Wesley Chapel, August 4, 2007.
DC PAL Ftbll 5889…The Dade City Pirates PAL Football and
Cheerleaders teams held a car wash Saturday August 4, to raise funds
for this years activities that start next week at their Jamboree
that will be held at Central High School in Brooksville Saturday
August 11, 2007.
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3946…The Sunlake High School Athletic Booster Club meeting June 27
and elected their new officers (in front) V.P. Susan Haskins, Pres -
Vicki Anderson, Treasurer - Carolyn Noble, Secretary - Jill Kern.
Standing behind them (center, second from left) are Principal Angela
Stone Athletic Director Matt McDermott.
Seahawks create One-Stop Sponsorship shopping
Sunlake High
School is proud to unveil their unique approach to fundraising.
Local business owners will get the opportunity to advertise in
several areas for the price of one! Sponsors can choose from indoor
or outdoor banners (indoor would be prominently displayed at
basketball and volleyball games, outdoor at football and
baseball/softball games) and their Teal, Black and
Gold sponsorships also include yearbook, football program AND Band
Trailer ads.
Better news for
businesses - once you purchase a sponsorship - you will be placed on
their list and not asked to sponsor the High School again for the
full calendar year your ad is in effect! Please download the form,
and mail it in to become part of this great advertising opportunity.
Be sure to include the name of the sport you wish to sponsor on your
application. Go Seahawks! The Sunlake High School Athletic Booster
Club
5241…Beth
Smith of Hudson is in full control as she put her horse through the
paces at the Smokehouse Creek Rodeo Arena in Darby Friday night July
13, 2007. 5228…Monica King of Hudson rides Blue Bell Twist
aggressively at the Smokehouse Creek Rodeo Arena in Darby Friday
night July 13, 2007. 5178…Heather Carter 13, of Centennial Middle
School takes the final turn at the Smokehouse Creek Rodeo Arena in
Darby Friday night July 13, 2007. 5185…Brittani Coleman 12, of
Centennial Middle School cuts it tight around the barrels at the
Smokehouse Creek Rodeo Arena in Darby Friday night July 13, 2007.
5323…Chelsea Smith of Zephyrhills races back to the gate
disappointed after hitting the barrel at the Smokehouse Creek Rodeo
Arena in Darby Friday night July 13, 2007. 5271…Brittnee Smith of
Zephyrhills riding Sheppard, turns a corner on the barrel at the
Smokehouse Creek Rodeo Arena in Darby Friday night July 13, 2007.
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Wacky Water Olympics at the Hercules Aquatic Center
Life guards at the Hercules Aquatic Center in
Zephyrhills, Alexi Weeks, a junior at Zephyrhills HS, Chris Braxton
junior at Zephyrhills HS, and Sean Hollis, a senior at Land O’Lakes
HS, keep close tabs on swimmers Aaronisha McCray, a 5th
grader at Pasco Elementary School (ES), Aaron McCray, a 1st
grader at Pasco ES and Romeo Lasupta, a 4th
grader at Woodland ES at the "Wacky Water Olympics" held July 20.
…Jared Miller, an 8th
grader at the Academy at the Farm, Cheree Miller, a senior at
Zephyrhills High School, Jason Miller a 6th
grader at the Academy at the Farm, and Nick Weeks, a 7th
grader at Centennial Middle School have fun at the at the "Wacky
Water Olympics" held July 20 at the Hercules Aquatic Center. On Aug.
17, the will hold "King Neptune's Water Carnival." Families can swim
from 8:30 to 11:30p.m. The cost is $1.75 for adults and $1.00 for
children ages 2-17. For more information, call (813) 782-8215.
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This weeks game stories from
Tampa Bay Online
Pasco 15 - Land O' Lakes 10
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There was a moment when the Pasco
High Pirates couldn't breathe Friday
night.
It was a torturously long moment when a
glaring yellow flag miles behind the
celebration threatened to negate
Demetrious Larry's only catch, a 77-yard
highlight reel touchdown pass from the
15-year-old arm of D.J. Clower.
This time, the referee had only good
news for Pasco as he extended his arm
toward Land O' Lakes, filling the
Pirates with all the fire and momentum
they needed to block, swat and tackle
out the remaining 4 minutes, 49 seconds
on the clock, giving Pasco the 15-10 win
against the Gators.
"When I saw [the flag] I was like,
'Please, not us,'" Clower said. "And
then when they said Land O' Lakes I just
started screaming."
As a handful of crazy, body-painted
students ran onto the field at the Jim
Valentine Athletic Complex on Friday,
the dreaded curse that has hung over the
River Ridge football team finally faded.
It has been a long time — 23
regular-season games, 34 months, 1,052
days — since the Royal Knights last won.
But Friday night there was little doubt
which was the better team as River Ridge
rolled past first-year Sunlake 50-0.
"Finally," said River Ridge senior
Markel Bell, "the streak is over."
After a 30-minute lightning delay, Bell
was the unquestioned star of the game,
amassing 148 all-purpose yards and three
touchdowns. He opened the scoring in the
first quarter after catching a short
pass from quarterback Blake Spinks
(3-for-4, 107 yards, three touchdowns)
and turning it up the right sideline for
a 38-yard reception.
Senior running back Byronell Arline rushed for 136 yards
on 15 carries to lead Ridgewood. Late in the first
quarter, Arline broke a 7-7 tie with a 50-yard TD run.
Four Hudson defenders had him in their grasp, but were
unable to deny him the goal line.
Tate Humphrey accounted for 261 total yards and four
touchdowns as Mitchell pulled away in the second half to
cruise to a win at Mustang Stadium. Humphrey showed his
quick-strike ability on the second play of the game when
he faked a handoff, rolled left and ran 35 yards for a
touchdown. He also threw a 55-yard touchdown to Tyrone
Hendrix.
Senior running back Marquis Thomas led the Wildcats'
attack with 142 yards rushing on 29 carries and two
touchdowns. Thomas' highlight run came in the first
quarter when he raced 67 yards down the sideline for
Wharton's first touchdown of the game.
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0841… Taylor Hixson of Wesley Chapel captures 6th
place in the Long Run at the Ranch 5K Run. LifeSource
Family Chiropractic sponsored the Awards Ceremony,
Escapades Fitness for Women provided after race massages
and Publix Supermarkets provided post-race food and
drink. Other sponsors included Wesley Chapel Juice Zone,
Beef O'Brady's South Wesley Chapel, Kohl’s Department
Store in Carrollwood and Precision Kia of Wesley Chapel.
0804… Wiregrass Ranch HS runners, Elizabeth Hans 9th
, Kelli Richter 9th
, Sarah Setley 9th
,Jazmin Niles 9th
, Meagan Farkav 9th
and Evan Setley 3rd
grader at Seven Oaks Elementary get ready to compete in
the Long Run at the Ranch 1K Run January 12. 
0847… Paul Tavernier of Hudson competed in the Long
Run at the Ranch 5K Run in Wesley Chapel January 12. 
740…
Jacki Wachtel of Tarpon Springs took first place in the
women’s division of the Long Run at the Ranch 5K Run in
Wesley Chapel January 12. 
810… Tommy Brown of Land O’Lakes took fourth place
in the men’s division in the Long Run at the Ranch 5K
Run in Wesley Chapel January 12. 
807…
Matt Schwartz of Land O’Lakes took second place in the
men’s division of the Long Run at the Ranch 5K Run in
Wesley Chapel January 12. 
834…
Tyler Mattera of Land O’Lakes competed in the Long Run
at the Ranch 5K Run in Wesley Chapel January 12. 
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