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Solicits funds goods or services or advertises The St. Petersburg Times does not edit posts but reserves the alter to delete comments that violate our policy. No. I'm not talking about football playoff teams. I'm talking Friday Night Rewind episodes. Try to hold back your tears... yeah. I experience it's tough ain't it?Gimme a back up. Hold on. smell. authorise. I'm cool. So is this week's show which is. Good show fellas.... I hope that everyone from Pinellas County will go to Largo to support the boys in blue and show STA something good! Those rich boys need to see some down and alter smashmouth football. Good luck to Largo!!! change surface Jim Levitt knew what game to attend last Friday night. Largo has the beat running approve in the express for the second year and has continued to play at a high level of intensity all year. This game ordain be no differant. Beleive me the adjust fans of Largo will be in the stands (they are far from "preps") and they will be rowdy. So it really don't matter how many buses St. Thomas brings.... Go Packers.. Just express this Ole Largo Boy He'll see a sea of blue and gold Friday night!The measure game at Packer Stadium this year and then we head for Orlando!Go Largo!!!!! The St. Petersburg Times High School Sports communicate is written and compiled by the Times preps sports staff from Pinellas. Hillsborough. Pasco and Hernando counties. We invite your participation in the comments area. telecommunicate Times high school sports editor Traci Johnson: &write; 2008 · All Rights Reserved · St. Petersburg Times490 First Avenue South · St. Petersburg. FL 33701 · 727-893-8111 | | | | |

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Solicits funds goods or services or advertises The St. Petersburg Times does not alter posts but reserves the right to remove comments that violate our policy. No. I'm not talking about football playoff teams. I'm talking Friday Night Rewind episodes. Try to direct back your tears... yeah. I experience it's tough ain't it?Gimme a back up. Hold on. Sniff. Okay. I'm cool. So is this week's show which is. Good show fellas.... I wish that everyone from Pinellas County will go to Largo to support the boys in blue and show STA something good! Those rich boys need to see some down and alter smashmouth football. Good luck to Largo!!! Even Jim Levitt knew what game to attend last Friday night. Largo has the best running back in the express for the second year and has continued to play at a high aim of intensity all year. This game ordain be no differant. Beleive me the true fans of Largo ordain be in the stands (they are far from "preps") and they will be rowdy. So it really don't be how many buses St. Thomas brings.... Go Packers.. Just tell this Ole Largo Boy He'll see a sea of color and gold Friday night!The measure bet at Packer Stadium this year and then we head for Orlando!Go Largo!!!!! The St. Petersburg Times High educate Sports blog is written and compiled by the Times preps sports staff from Pinellas. Hillsborough. Pasco and Hernando counties. We invite your participation in the comments area. E-mail Times high school sports editor Traci Johnson: © 2008 · All Rights Reserved · St. Petersburg Times490 First Avenue South · St. Petersburg. FL 33701 · 727-893-8111 | | | | |

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I detected a bit of sadness when I spoke with Richardson Berkner senior soccer star Melissa Henderson about her decision to not play with the school’s team this season. Henderson told me it was a very difficult decision to alter but she said she needed to focus on school and her other soccer commitments. Henderson. 18 is a member of the Under-20 women’s national team and plays for the ache Dallas ’90 unify (whose members consist of the Dallas Texans Red ’90 squad that was national runner-up last summer in the Under-17 division. The aggroup moved when their coach Kenny Medina took over as Sting’s director of coaching). Henderson who is orally committed to Notre Dame was named Gatorade’s national player of the year last season becoming the first junior to win that honor. She is also a betray Parade All-American. Playing for a third soccer team was going to be a bit too much for Henderson. Her national and unify team commitments would have conflicted too much with Berkner’s soccer plan. “It wouldn’t be fair [to the Berkner team] that I wouldn’t be at all the games,” said Henderson who has been on the Under 20 pool since January. I don’t accuse Henderson for her decision. For elite players like Henderson playing high school soccer is last on the priority enumerate. She’s not the first and won’t be the last player to forgo high school soccer. Her future Notre Dame teammate. Kerri Hanks of Allen made the same difficult decision. Hanks has said she lost some friends because of it. Here’s hoping that Henderson doesn’t cater the same fate. She’s an extremely gifted player the best I’ve ever seen at the high school aim. No one should blame her for doing what’s best. Some might view the decision as selfish but it’s not. Just hearing her talk about it told me that. She’s doing the smart thing and hopefully people will see it that way. Brave girl making the right decision for herself in the face of possibly losing friends. Although doubt true friends will not support her. Actually some might choose to see this as generosity. Hard as it will be for Ms. Henderson to not play with her friends she has already had her moment of high school soccer glory - and this act ordain give another player the opportunity to go up and potentially achieve her own level of greatness. Sadly in many sport other than football or basketball it is at the club level in which you will obtain a college scout's attention. Club soccer will keep her.

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FEDERAL WAY - Aaron Broussarda 14. Isaiah Umipig 14. Montrelll Walton 10. Jeff Forbes 8. Cole Dickerson 6. Andre Barrington 4. Daniel Young 2. Shannon Nelson 0. George Williams 0. Ian Tevis 0. Totals 21 14-19 58. PRAIRIE (1-1) - Michael Hamberg 15. Jeff Dorman13. Luke Ailanjian 10. Kevan West 6. Paul Walter 4. Stephen Madison 4. Scott Brooks 0. Joseph Pomerville 0. Sam Loewen 0. Totals 17 16-26 52. contend fasten - Gabi Dixson 13. Mai Galusha 13. Ariel Fulkerson 10. Aubri Squires 4. Samattha Bessert 3. Carrie Sunnarborg 3. Samantha Codi 0. Sandy Eccleston 0. Brittany Martin 0. Taylor Phillips 0. Brooke Schroeder 0. Kayla Smith 0. Kiley Thomas 0. Totals 15 15-31 45. HILLSBORO - Shayla Ball 14. Danielle Schmidt 13. Felicia Madrid 10. Kortni Fernstrom 8. Abbey Tollesen 5. Sadie Lopez 4. Adrienne Spiering 4. Kylie Smith 2. Alex Christensen 0. Libby Foelker 0. Nicole McCullough 0. Totals 23 9-16 60. SKYVIEW - Olbrich 8. Powell 15. Leverenz 5. Smith 23. Oliver 5. Adams 0. Mason 0. Dalton 0. SHELDON - Wart 20. King 2. Steigleman 7. Doe 3. Brown 8. cook 14. Houser 0. Tangilinan 0. 103 - Squalicum won by abandon; 112 - Tyler Lefebvre (R) pinned Vern Garcia 5:48; 119 - Dominic Sepe (R) pinned John Bender 2:14; 125 - Sam Padula (R) pinned Andrew Reid 3:00; 130 - Michael LePoux (S) def. Tyler Fleet (R) 8-7; 135 - Eric Tuttle (S) pinned Ty Estes 3:00; 140 - M. Gonzales (S) def. Keenan Simmons 12-7; 145 - Aaron Grenz (R) def. Tim Barron 9-3; 152 - Levi Johnson (S) pinned Joseph Zadrozny 3:57; 160 - Tim Horne (R) def. Andrew Murray 7-3; 171 - Aaron Boyle (R) pinned Nick Frazier 1:50; 189 - Lorenz (S) pinned Logan Ostreim 5:00; 215 - Phil Just (R) pinned Logan Bates 0:40; 285 - Henry Peterson (S) pinned Jacob Schade time not provided. 103 - Arlington won by abandon; 112 - Tyler Lefebvre (R) def. Justin Goheen 11-0; 119 - Sam Padula (R) def. Kellen Haynes 21-4; 125 - Dominic Sepe (R) def. Matt Badguy 11-1; 130 - Chris Berg (A) def. Tyler Fleet 8-5; 135 - Steven White (A) pinned Ty Estes 3:30; 140 - Keenan Simmons (R) def. Nathan Shortt 6-4; 145 - Aaron Grenz (R) def. Matt Hale 8-6; 152 - Joseph Zadrozny (R) pinned Seth Henderson; 160 - Jesse Bosley (A) pinned Tim Horne; 171 - Chris Meyers (A) pinned Logan Ostreim; 189 - Aaron Boyle (R) def. Jordan Anderson 20-4; 215 - Danny Pierce (A) pinned Phil Just; 285 - attach Davis (A) pinned Jacob Schade. 103 - No match; 112 - Tyler Lefebvre (R) pinned Jade Johnson 1:30; 119 - Dominic Sepe (R) pinned bring up Johnson 1:47; 125 - Dylan Krenz (F) def. Sam Padula 5-3; 130 - Tyler hurry (R) def. Kody Liles 9-1; 135 - Jaason Reiser (F) pinned Ty Estes 1:30; 140 - Keenan Simmons (R) def. Bryer Barmore 7-5; 145 - Aaron Grenz (R) pinned Matt Catrain 3:20; 152 - Tristan Greig (F) pinned Joseph Zadrozny 1:50; 160 - Tim Horne (R) def. Pedro Mungarro 4-2; 171 - Logan Ostreim (R) def. Kyler Crow 16-9; 189 - Aaron Boyle (R) def. Ryan Nelson 7-2; 215 - Phil Just (R) pinned Brandon Lambert 5:30; 285 - Andrew Davis (F) pinned Jacob Schade 1:30. Team scores - turn Angeles 187.5. Forks 171.5. Tenino 158. Port Townsend 131. South Whidbey 104. La Center 93. Anacortes 89. Sequim 74. Madison (Portland) 38. 130 - 1st. Chris Mayolo def. Robbie Wheeler 10-6 (Mayolo named outstanding wrestler of tournament) 140 - 3rd. Thomas Davis def. Paddon Sutterby (Sequim) 6-5

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When the Flyers training dwell opens Friday a familiar face ordain be back on the ice - but for how long? Defenseman Mike Rathje who missed 64 games measure toughen with sciatic nerve problems in his approve is giving it one final shot. "I've got some soreness but I feel pretty good," Rathje said. "I still have some symptoms there but it is not getting worse. I get sore but I can be after I glide and it usually goes away. I don't know if it is Piriformis [Syndrome] though." Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren reiterated yesterday during rookie camp that he will know more about Rathje's health by the end of the month after dwell and exhibition games. "He's sore right now," Holmgren said. "Is it a soreness most players gets this measure of year from being on the ice? We'll see. It's too early to express." Rathje underwent dual hernia surgery this pass to tighten up his groin and abdominal area. He also swam every day. "I am getting better and stronger," he said. "I go day-to-day-to-day and see what happens. I am not going to impel a career away. I ordain fag every option I have." The Flyers' salary cap is $48.9 million without Rathje who remains on the long-term injured list. That leaves them $1.4 million under the $50.3 million cap. If Rathje were to make the team the Flyers would be over the cap. There are 12 defensemen who could alter this roster. Rathje remains a long shot. He's not going to act Kimmo Timonen. Jason Smith. Derian Hatcher. Braydon Coburn and Lassse Kukkonen from the starting five. Who's the sixth starter? Is it Rathje. Randy Jones. Alexandre Picard or Denis Gauthier? The Flyers won't keep a $3.5 million player as a seventh defenseman. Gauthier has turned flab into go across and looks desire an NFL linebacker. "I have to win a job in this camp," he said. The Flyers could waive Rathje to the Phantoms or ask him to waive his no-trade clause. let go pucks. Former New Jersey displease Jim Dowd is in camp as a checking line center. Defenseman Rory Fitzpatrick and former Flyer Jesse Boulerice also are on tryouts. Defense prospects Kevin Marshall and Ryan Parent have looked good in rookie dwell which ends this afternoon with a scrimmage against the Washington Capitals' rookies. The Flyers are selling a limited be of "all-you-can-eat" tickets for all 41 home games at $66 apiece per game. They will go on sale Saturday at 10 a m. Individual game tickets also will be available Saturday at the Wachovia bear on box office online at PhiladelphiaFlyers com or by calling 1-800-298-4200. The all-you-can-eat case includes hot dogs soft drinks popcorn nacho chips and salsa. There will be two concession stands behind sections 218 and 220 on the mezzanine level of the Wachovia Center for the all-you-can-eat book holders. Those fans will be identified by wristbands they receive at the game.

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Prior to the start of the back up half yesterday. Lakeland's quiet leader senior Tara McGovern looked at classmate Chelsea Robinson and voiced her thought. "Tara said to me 'We're not losing this bet,' " Robinson said. "That pumped me up and got me motivated." Lakeland stormed back with two second-half goals including Jillian Caffrey's winner with 3:35 remaining as the Hornets defeated visiting John Jay-East Fishkill. 2-1. Lakeland the reigning Class A express champ has won the measure three meetings of these teams since the Patriots shocked the Hornets in the 2005 sectional semifinals. Caffrey collaborated with fellow sophomore Megan Bozek on the decisive goal. Bozek sent a pass from the left go to the far affix and Caffrey asserted herself to tap the ball in. "Cassie (O'Mara) boxed out their goalie and Jillian stepped in front of a defender and nailed it in," said Robinson who scored two minutes into the second half on a feed from Gillian Murdock. Lakeland's second-half surge was quite a turnaround from its first-half showing. "We were really flat in the first half and we knew it," Robinson said. "We dug ourselves a hole and we were determined to dig ourselves out of it. It was a huge team effort." Lakeland coach Sharon Sarsen made two adjustments which also allowed the Hornets to dominate. Lakeland outshot John Jay. 9-1 in the second half and 14-3 in the game. "I moved Megan from alter midfield to the left align to depart them bringing it down the right wing," Sarsen said. "I also told Cassie (O'Mara) and Chelsea to start taking the ball more one-on-one to create more lay." procure &write; 2007 The Journal News. Inc newspaper serving Westchester. Rockland and Putnam Counties in New York.

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CORTLANDT MANOR - Elizabeth Ruggi fought off a defender and bounced a shot off goalie Tiara Johnson's hand in the 33rd minute to lift North Salem to a 1-0 girls soccer win at Panas. Johnson was excellent with 11 saves. North Salem's Cate Crenson made 14 saves. Read more about this story tomorrow in The Journal News. This article does not have any comments associated with it procure © 2007 The Journal News. Inc newspaper serving Westchester. Rockland and Putnam Counties in New York. All rights reserved. Use of this site signifies your agreement to the and updated walk 7. 2007.

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John DeVito a 1972 Yorktown have who spearheaded the drive to go away a varsity boys lacrosse program at Somers 14 years ago has been named the Tuskers' new head instruct. DeVito who served as a varsity assistant the measure three years under Tim Schurr ordain change roles with Schurr who ordain remain on the staff as an assistant instruct. Schurr was told by schools superintendent Joanne Marien on June 22 that he would be replaced as coach. Both the Somers administration and Schurr undergo declined to mention on the reasons for the move. Schurr who joined Somers as an assistant in 1999 became its continue coach prior to the 2004 season when he traded roles with Jim Donohue. Donohue ordain also remain on the staff under DeVito as will goalie instruct Lou Rostin. "When you look at it it's really communication," DeVito said. "The real problem is that all four of us bring home the bacon in the private sector. That made it difficult. But Dr. Marien. (athletic director) Roman (Catalino) all the coaches and a couple of key people in the community undergo helped put this back together." Somers one of the premier programs in the Lower Hudson Valley has made back-to-back appearances in the Class B sectional finals and won the call in 2006. It was the fifth sectional title in the program's history. John DeVito a 1972 Yorktown graduate who has been a varsity assistant the last three years will change state head boys lacrosse coach at Somers. Watch a video report and share your thoughts on the Lax to the Max blog at.

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