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AKIPRESS.COM - A schoolgirl from remote Jumgal district, Naryn region is sewing face masks and giving away them to the needy for free.
12-year-old Aiperi and her grandmother are sewing medical masks.
Schoolgirl's grandmother says they have already sewed 500 face masks for the district hospital and 1,000 more face masks will be distributed among poor families.
Aiperi studies in the 5th grade. She is interested in embroidery since 2nd grade.
It was her idea to make such donation during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Ron Dennis to retire if McLaren wins 2008 title?
According to German magazine Auto Motor und Sport, McLaren-Mercedes Team Principal Ron Dennis, could retire at the end of the current season if the Woking team manages to win the title. "If I do step back, I would want to do that with a title," the Briton would have told to Auto Motor und Sport.
The magazine also claims that Dennis is so motivated to win the 2008 title after ten years – last title for McLaren Mercedes in 1998 – that all of the team's efforts are still towards the development of this year's car (MP4-23), rather than on next year's single-seater, season where Formula 1 will undergo significant regulatory changes.


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I am trying to implement a 2D fighting game in Clojure both for fun and learning.
Since the characters in a fighter game are essentially state machines, I constructed the following code:
(defrecord Frames [frames id])
where "frames" refer to the actual datas (hitboxes texture-names and etc) and "id" will be an atom referencing the "frames" data representing the current frame the character is in.
so I will initialize a frame like this (used :a :b :c just for testing):
(def f (Frames. [:a :b :c :d :e :f :g] (atom 0)))
and will retrieve the current frame by this:
(defn get-current-frame [frames] (nth (:frames frames) @(:id frames)))
and update by:
(defn update-current-frame [frames active] (reset! (:id frames) active))
and it works fine:
(def f (Frames. [:a :b :c :d :e :f :g] (atom 0)))
(update-current-frame f 3)
(get-current-frame f) ;; => :d
Obviously it works, but I am extremely in doubt that this is a good practice.
Due to my poor knowledge with Clojure, I am here asking
- Is using atom referencing a vector the best way for representing simple states?
- Should I use this kind of data structure for implementing fighting game frames?
- If ignoring data structures, am I defining the functions
(get-current-frame)in an idiomatic way?


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A WOMAN who was last seen getting ready to go out was found dead in the foetal position by her friend the next morning, an inquest heard.
Tracie Longson was found by her friend Edward Fox in a house she was staying in May this year.
Blackburn's Coroner's Court heard the 40-year-old had lived a 'chaotic lifestyle' and had previously suffered from addictions to alcohol and drugs.
The inquest heard Ms Longson, from Accrington, had been at Mr Fox's house on May 5 and Mr Fox had discovered she had taken anxiety drug pregabalin and other medication which made her drowsy.
Mr Fox said: "All this time she was getting ready to go out.
"She was in the process of doing her hair.
"I said 'that's silly' because you don't take meds and then go out.
"She carried on and I thought I will see her during the week."
The hearing was told Ms Longson stayed at Mr Fox's as a base, and only slept over roughly two nights a week.
Mr Fox said: "The next day I got up and I saw Tracie, she was lying as if she had been looking for something, but she was lying down.
"She was in the same clothes that I saw her in (the night before)
"She was getting ready, but she had not gone out."
Tests found methadone, pregablin, diazepam, which all slow breathing and the heart rate.
Coroner James Newman said the substances found in Ms Longson's body were not at a fatal level.
Mr Newman said: "The difficulty with substances like this is that it is not a case of one plus one equals two times the effect.
"They join together and multiply together, it's very difficult to know how bad of an effect they can have on the body."
The toxicology report gave a medical cause of death of combined drug toxicity.
The hearing heard Ms Longson had previously battled with OCD, anxiety and depression.
A statement from Ms Longso's daughter Leighnikita said around 13 years ago she started becoming involved with alcohol and began her chaotic lifestyle.
He said: "In 2014 she started to try to bring herself together.
"She tried to control that lifestyle.
"While that started well it then deteriorated."
The hearing heard Ms Longson had spoke to her daughter in the past about her funeral arrangements and Leighnikita was concerned for her mother when they spoke for the last time.
She said: "She rang me and the only words said were 'I love you' – she never said that.
"I think (her death) was a deliberate act."
PC Jodie Yates, who was called to the house, said no signs of a struggle were found at the house and no note.
During his conclusion, Mr Newman said Ms Longson, of Water Street, Accrington, had died due to the combined effects of a number of medications.
He said: "I cannot say whether it was deliberate or misadventure. I can't discount she did it deliberately.
"The issue is putting myself in Tracie's mind, that's an impossibility. I hope Tracie is in a better place. I don't believe she suffered."


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Fire Truck Toddler Bed for Both Play and Sleep
Fire Truck Toddler Bed – With the imagination that children have, if we also decorate their bedroom with furniture and accessories that stimulate their creativity, we will make them feel more comfortable in their bedroom. And who would not want that for their son, right? The children's beds are much more than just a place to rest; children also use them as part of their games, converting them thanks to their imagination into all kinds of different objects and places. These personalized children's beds will enchant the children and they will become the scene of thousands of adventures, do we see them?
In this bellow gallery image, we can see a very simple but very effective personalization. In this case, the child's bed is used in its high version, but in the space created below, using a library, a mattress, and many cushions, a nice reading angle has been created. The idea to copy: multicolored pennants on the side panel. This children's bedroom is the dream of every aspiring firefighter! Here the personalization of the fire truck toddler bed has been total: some panels have been added to create underneath the cabin of the fire truck, red paint on the panels, black and white on the slats, wheels, hose, the painted symbols, and inside the steering wheel and the driver's seat! At the foot of the bed, they even put the sirens! The child who sleeps in this child's bed will feel like a firefighter with all of the law.
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In addition to being very practical for being a trundle bed, it is playful, two essential adjectives to take into account when we are going to choose the furniture in the children's room. It is a bed that will decorate the children's room on its own. Turn your child's room into a dream place, where you can imagine thousands of adventures and adventures as a firefighter, one of the favorite professions of the little ones. The model of the bed reproduces every detail a fire truck. Fire truck toddler bed structure shows us the chassis of the vehicle, with all the devices for the hoses, the large side wheels and, even, the truck door.


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The Shriners Parade will be held Saturday, November 2nd starting at 1:00 p.m. in Downtown Aberdeen.The public is invited to attend this fun parade.
There will be some road closures for the duration of the parade. Roads closed will be Main St. from Pine St. to Sycamore St. & Poplar St. from Maple Ave. to South St. Roads will be closed from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.


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Changing the old system.
Source: XRepublic.TV - 12/06/13, JmanPrepper, Redux
This country needs more officers like this man! If you are a cop and you agree with officer Harrell what are you waiting for. You are either a part of the problem or a part of the solution.
Mondoweiss - 12/06/13, Alex Kane
Editor's note: The eulogies from Israeli leaders in response to the death of Nelson Mandela are pouring in. What goes unspoken in their remembrances is that Israel had a close relationship with the South African apartheid regime. Here's an excerpt from Sasha Polakow-Suransky's groundbreaking book that delves deep into the alliance. Titled "The Unspoken Alliance: Israel's Secret Relationship with Apartheid South Africa," it was published in 2010.
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It's amazing how starved for truth such an informationally soaked world can be.
But here we are.
Sleep apnea, or discontinued, interrupted breathing during sleep, is a terrible condition for anyone, often requiring the assistance of breathing machines. It's a relatively new affliction to our times often having to do with obesity and nervous conditions.
When applied to Truth this concept is so indicative of the vicious cycle we live in. The whole world is in this truth starvation cycle. Lack of life-giving air, as in the influx of truth, will cause some serious personal and societal repercussions, as exemplified by the current world's confused and dilapidated state. It is beyond starved of fresh truth.
The Guardian - 12/08/13, Shaun Walker
Ukrainian opposition protesters pulled down a statue of Lenin in central Kiev as hundreds of thousands took to the streets in the latest display of anger at President Viktor Yanukovich's rejection of closer ties with Europe.
Protesters used ropes to topple the monument, and several then scrambled onto the podium to plant Ukrainian and European flags. Hundreds gathered around to sing the national anthem and chanting "Yanukovich, you're next".
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange waves from a window at Ecuador's embassy in central London (Reuters/Chris Helgren)
WikiLeaks founder and journalist, Julian Assange, has marked the third year spent in detention in UK under constant threat of extradition to Sweden.
On December 7, 2010 Assange was taken into custody after voluntarily attending a British police station. He spent 10 days behind bars, before being released on bail with a residence requirement at Ellingham Hall in Norfolk, England.
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Hollywood Without the Happy Ending
Call it the Jason Bourne strategy.
Think of it as the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) plunge into Hollywood — or into the absurd. As recent revelations have made clear, that Agency's moves couldn't be have been more far-fetched or more real. In its post-9/11 global shadow war, it has employed both private contractors and some of the world's most notorious prisoners in ways that leave the latest episode of the Bourne films in the dust: hired gunmen trained to kill as well as former inmates who cashed in on the notoriety of having worn an orange jumpsuit in the world's most infamous jail.
New York Police Department (NYPD) Commissioner Ray Kelly
(AFP Photo / Andrew Burton)
Some New York City taxpayers are angry over the announcement that outgoing police commissioner Ray Kelly will have his own private security team slated to cost New Yorkers $1.5 million.
Kelly previously requested that six detectives serve him and his family as bodyguards once he leaves office next month, saying he will remain a "high profile target." The outgoing Mayor Michael Bloomberg will take the 17 officers who protected him during his term.
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With evidence growing that training the mind or inducing specific modes of consciousness can have beneficial health effects, scientists have sought to understand how these practices physically affect the body. A new study by researchers in Wisconsin, Spain, and France reports the first evidence of specific molecular changes in the body following a period of intensive mindfulness practice.
The study investigated the effects of a day of intensive mindfulness practice in a group of experienced meditators, compared to a group of untrained control subjects who engaged in quiet non-meditative activities. After eight hours of mindfulness practice, the meditators showed a range of genetic and molecular differences, including altered levels of gene-regulating machinery and reduced levels of pro-inflammatory genes, which in turn correlated with faster physical recovery from a stressful situation.
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The tab on the site is incorrect I do not have the cd either but
I have studied jerry's writing techniques extensively
any body who wishes to clean this up a bit for the crd impaired go ahead
knock your self out but its a pretty easy song.this sould be accurate enough
keep in mind the flat tuning -Ab x02220-
Anger rising (Eb tuning)
Intro crds (ala rooster or no excuses)
0 -0 -0 -0 \ 0 -0 -0
0 -0 -0 -0 \ 0 -0 -0
8 -6 -2 -4 \ 4 -3 -1
9 -7 -3 -5 \ 5 -4 -2
9 -7 -3 -5 \ 5 -4 -2
7 -5 -1 -3 \ 3 -2 -0
ahhh ahhh ahhah
Gb5-Gb5-Gb5-F5-F5-F5-E5-E5-E5 Palm mute all (fret hand)
All major chords
Triplit feel
Into intro
Listen to the track its all here I'll type out lyrics I remember
Alabama trailer park they call home
Boy standing at attention in the corner his own
Dirt fight, scorpion crawling the wall
By the way father please won't you beat me some more
Anger rising up inside him yet again
Tell me you got a plan
Deaf and blind your living with the lepers and
You wanna hold my hand
Cold Alaska hiding under the time?(tide)
(Bundled up tight?)
Stretch the aluminum foil cross the window at night
Terrified mother calls out up the stair
By the way father do you even care that im scared


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As the Principal Director of TAO Consulting, Kim provides consulting services to the Australian defence, security and intelligence markets. With over 30 years of experience working in defence technology, including seven years at DST and 23 years in the Defence industry, Kim has an outstanding track record of achieving results, leading teams and developing and delivering growth strategies for profitable business enterprises.
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Kim has also held senior executive roles at BAE Systems Australia, Tenix Defence and Vision Abell, directing business units in land and electronic systems. He is a respected member of the South Australian defence community and has held positions on many boards including Chair of the Defence Systems Innovation Centre and Chair of the Defence Teaming Centre. He is also a member of the Premier's Science and Industry Council and the Centre for Defence Communications Information Networks.


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2014 IHSA State Finals
State Finals Time!!!!
November 29, 2014
Stevenson 31, Homewood-Flossmoor 25
For the second week in a row, the Patriots' title hopes came down to the final possession of the game, and for the second week in a row Stevenson's defense stood tall when the pressure was on.
James Mahoney recovered a Homewood-Flossmoor fumble on Stevenson's 3-yard line to seal a 31-25 victory in the Class 8A state championship.
The wonder twins, Deante and Devonte Harley-Hampton, both played well and reached the end zone in the contest, but it wasn't enough for the Vikings (11-3). Deante finished with 17 carries for 77 yards and one score, while Devonte added 15 carries for 58 yards and touchdown.
"This game does not define our season. I'm proud of these guys and they battled until the end," Homewood-Flossmoor coach Craig Buzea said.
Stevenson's Jack Joseph finished with 17 carries for 91 yards and a pair of touchdown runs.
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Providence 31, Cary-Grove 28
The Celtics (13-1) hang-on to win the Class 7A championship over Trojans Saturday afternoon in Champaign at Memorial Stadium.
Sophomore running back Richie Warfield had 22 carries for 123 yards and four touchdowns to guide the team to victory.
"I was just telling myself that one extra step could be the difference between a touchdown or a first down and all that can add up," said Warfield, who had seven catches for 51 yards.
Senior quarterback Justin Hunniford capped off his year and final game going 18-for-26 for 184 yards. The Celtics ground game nearly mirrored the passing attack with 164 yards.
At the half, the Trojans led 14-10 until Providence seized momentum after a game-changing play by Notre Dame-bound receiver Miles Boykin.
The Celtics were backed up on their on 3-yard line when Hunniford threw 38-yard pass to Boykin (three catches, 48 yards) with 5:50 remaining in the third quarter. Warfield finished the 97-yard drive with a five-yard run to put Providence up 17-14.
"They pinned us deep in our own territory on our 3 and I knew that I had to make a play to get us out of here," Hunniford said. "Finishing it off 97 yards really put a hurting on how motivated they were to continue. I just knew that Miles was going to be open and I put it in a spot that only he could get it."
Nate Vejvoda, tight end who has committed to Iowa finished the game with 5 catches, 55 yards.
Nazareth 26, Lemont 7
As it was reported prior to kickoff, an unexpected illness swept through much of Narareth's team, but that didn't stop them from winning the Class 6A title Saturday afternoon in Champaign at Memorial Stadium.
A total of seventeen players suffered from a stomach flu Friday.
"It invaded the team," coach Tim Racki said. "We were supposed to practice in the morning. I got a text from one kid, then another kid and it was the basically same text from each kid saying 'I was throwing up all night and I don't know what's wrong and I will try and come in.' I thought it was a joke. I was looking for cameras in my office and wondering what was going on. The team doctor came in and we got up to 17 guys throwing up with a flu bug in their stomach. I got it on the bus on the way here."
The Roadrunners were led on the ground by senior running back Nolan Dean who rushed 39 times for 199 yards and two touchdowns. Nazareth rushed 33 consecutive times in the second half until senior quarterback Jonah Beauduy completed a 10-yard screen to Dean with 4 minutes, 8 seconds remaining in the game. The Roadrunners rushed the ball 63 times and passed six times behind a line that averages 6-foot-3, 285 pounds.
Lemont's key performer was Flynn Nagel, who caught 6 passes for 70 yards. Their only points came on the ground in the first quarter.
The Roadrunners are undefeated (14-0) and this seems to be the best medicine available for everyone involved – 2014 State Champions!
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Saturday, November 8
Homewood-Flossmoor 42, Edwardsville 35
Again, the Vikings "wonder-twin" power was activated on Saturday evening as twins Devonte and Deante Harley-Hampton carried the load leading the team into the Class 8A quarterfinals.
Richards 34, Lincoln-Way West 27
Birthday celebration was in order for senior quarterback Hasan Muhammad-Rogers as he completed 16 of 23 passes for 395 yards and five touchdowns to lead Richards past host Lincoln-Way West in a Class 7A.
"It's the best birthday ever," Muhammad-Rogers said. "I get to spend another week with my team."
Geneseo 41, Rich East 16
Not enough Rocket fuel as the (Rich) East go down to Geneseo in the second round 41-16.
Brian Stewart led the way with 12 carries for 68 yards and one score. The other score was made by , followed by Tyler McGregory. The Maple Leafs remain undefeated at 11-0 for the season.
Lemont 35, Yorkville 14
Things got started with a 16-yard touchdown run by Lemont freshman Anthony Martin (21 carries for 101 yards) and they never looked back. Quarterback Ryan Dawson led the way going 14-for-20 for 172 yards and four TDs including redzone strikes to Duke-bound receiver Flynn Nagel (4 catches, 58 yards).
Friday, November 7
Providence 34, St. Rita 3
Providence wins BIG over cross-town rival St. Rita for the second time but this time it was in the playoffs.
"It's hard to beat a team twice and they have big play guys and that's what concerned us the most," coach Mark Coglianese said. "That (punt return) was a big spark for us."
Things got started early for the Celtics when Sophomore running back Richie Warfield (13 carries for 111 yards) score from 10 yards out and they NEVER looked back.
Senior quarterback Justin Hunniford (12-for-24, 224 yards, 2 TDs) played BIG also accounting for 20 of the Celtics' points including six of those on a pair of field goals (31 and 24 yards). The remaining 14 came on a pair of TD passes. The first was a 75-yard bomb to Notre Dame-bound Miles Boykin (5 catches, 96 yards) and the other was a 4-yard TD pass to Mike Beller.
"It doesn't [matter if] I'm blocking or doing whatever I'm just happy to contribute," Boykin said. "We just have to keep this train rolling."
The Mustangs suffered a huge setback on their opening drive when starting quarterback Scott Proctor went down with a lower body injury and didn't return. C.J. Weydeman (8-for-23, 42 yards) took over the quarterback duties and struggled against an unforgiving Celtics' defense led by Jake Rost (two sacks).
"We felt confident coming in and we were doing some things they haven't seen," St. Rita coach Todd Kuska said. "That's just a great team over there."
DePaul Prep 14, St. Laurence 7
Alex Salach rushed for a touchdown and and Markavius Ross returned an interception 31 yards for a score to lead DePaul Prep (6-4). Carlos Baker caught a 17-yard touchdown pass from Romello Washington for St. Laurence (5-6).
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This is it weekend…
All of the summer drills and hot, intense practices come down to this week – week 9 – the final week of Illinois High School Association (IHSA) football. And on top of that, Mother Nature provided the area with beautiful weather for football, as many teams make a strong run for a playoff spot.
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Friday, October 24
Mount Carmel 10, Loyola 7
The Caravan (5-4, 1-3) clinched their 29th straight playoff berth Friday night against conference foe Loyola, 10-7 at Gately Stadium.
In this game, it wasn't the play of the offense, as the score states, it was the defense which kept the Ramblers off-balanced the entire game. The Caravan D had two takeaways, an interception by Avery Saffold and a fumble recovery by Patrick O'Shea, plus a couple of perfectly timed sacks, led by junior Foster Williams.
"They had a couple timely blitzes," Loyola coach John Holecek said. "[Williams] coming off the edge, with their speed — he hurt us a few times."
The Caravan got on the board right before halftime after a 39-yard pass from Anthony Thompson to Steven Wirtel, which put the ball on the one-yard line. One play later, Anthony Ries, took it in.
Ries finished the game with 10 carries for 91 yards and that one touchdown, A.J. Lewis added 18 carries for 76 yards. The game was sealed with a 33-yard field goal by Zach Mirabelli with 3:30 in the third.
"You work so hard in the offseason, coming in January at 5:30 in the morning [for] lifting," Lewis said. "You know it's all going to pay off."
The Ramblers got on the board late on a two-yard run by Jack Loper, but the Caravan recovered the onside kick and ran the clock out.
This team doesn't look like MC teams of the past but they did just enough to make other teams say, 'I hope we don't pull them in the first round.
Brother Rice 28, St Rita 21
The Crusaders take a share of the Catholic Blue title after defeating St Rita 28-21 Friday night.
Rice jumped out early to a 21-7 halftime lead but later in the contest including taking advantage of a fake punt, and four plays later Marcus Jones (16 carries, 66 yards, TD) scored the first touchdown on the night. Then, on the next possession, Greg Bernier, recovered a fumble by Rita and ran it in. Yup – two scores in the 19 seconds in the Catholic Blue…
They never looked back but had to turn things over to their stingy defense that stood strong stopping the Mustangs on two must-have plays.
"We knew it was going to be a dog fight. We were in a good position last week against Providence and let it go," said senior defensive end Kevin Furlong, who had a tackle for loss and sack.
Alex Alarcon finished the game 15-for-25, 170 yards and a touchdown. St. Rita's Tyre Lee had 24 carries, 132 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Oak Lawn 28, Shepard 3
Oak Lawn (3-6, 2-4): Joe Robinson 2 rushing TD; Joe Cosenza 2 TD passes; Alec McCarthy, Tyler Loehr TD catch each; Mitchell Gonsch 2 fumble recoveries
Benet 66, Marian Catholic 7
Benet (6-3, 4-3): Brad Sznajder 3 TD runs
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Saturday, October 18
Mount Carmel 42, Hales 16
Caravan (4-4) get a BIG win Saturday night and still keep their eyes on another playoff run.
"Every week is a new week," Mount Carmel coach Frank Lenti said. "It's always going to be win or go home from here on out. We're not making too big a deal out of it. It's in the kids' hands. Everybody's all excited about, 'what do we have to do,' but I say we have to play well against good competition, that's all it really comes down to."
DePaul Prep 35, St. Joseph 0
DePaul Prep (4-4, 2-0): Paulie Rivas 2 rushing TD, 80-yd TD pass; Marwan Smith TD; Chris Jerome Smith 2 rushing TD
Friday, October 17
Homewood-Flossmoor 68, Lockport 21
Wonder twin power activated again as the Vikings win BIG against Lockport Friday night.
The Harley-Hampton brothers — Deante and Devonte – combined for the first six touchdowns in the first half of the 68-21 win. They are nicknamed for their speed: Devonte is nicknamed "Squirrel" and Deante is nicknamed "Rabbit".
"We both ran a 4.47 40," said Deante, who scored from 76 yards out on the Vikings first offensive play. "Great execution by the team and good blocks."
"Once he seen the opening he pushed it," Devonte said.
Deante finished with seven carries for 175 yard and three TDs. Devonte had the same number of carries for 46 yards and three TDs — one receiving.
With this win, the Vikings (6-2, 5-1) keep pace for the SouthWest Suburban Blue title.
Providence 45, Brother Rice 42
Talk about an offensive game where both teams put up lots of points and over 1,000 yards of offense… but in the end, the Celtics held off the Crusaders to snag a 3-point victory.
Things got started when Richie Warfield returned a 94-yard kickoff return, and from that, each team went back-and-forth throughout.
The Celtics', Justin Hunniford, completed 22-of-34 passes for 364 yards and five touchdowns – three of those touchdown passes were a part of a first-half that saw the Celtics (7-1, 3-1) build a 28-7 lead at intermission.
As the score states, the Crusaders did not give up, they only needed just 11 minutes to turn a three-touchdown deficit into a 28-28 tie. Rice's biggest weapon was quarterback Alex Alarcon, who finished 33-of-46 for 430 yards. Sophomore Ricky Smalling caught 11 of those passes for 207 yards and three touchdowns, covering 61, 31 and 22 yards. It was the duo's 31-yard score with one minute remaining in the third quarter that tied the game 28-28. Alarcon rushed for scores of nine and two yards in the fourth quarter.
Hunniford converted a 27-yard field goal at 10:43 of the fourth quarter that gave Providence a 31-28 lead. This lead they would not relinquish, though Rice did score two mroe times.
"I'd say the fans got their money's worth," Providence coach Mark Coglianese said. "It was a wild one, that's for sure."
Rice needs to beat St. Rita on Friday to earn a share of the Blue title with Providence.
Lincoln-Way East 23, Bolingbrook 9
Liam Morrissey did it all in this Friday night contest including rushed for 173 yards on 38 carries and touchdowns to lead East to a BIG conference win over Bolingbrook.
"It was a direct reflection of how good our line is this year," Morrissey said. "They're doing some amazing things. They're all great."
With this victory, the Griffins clinched atleast a tie for the conference title.
Crete-Monee 25, Rich Central 12
Crete-Monee (5-3, 4-1): Clint Ratkovich 21 carries, 163 yards, 2 TDs.
Lemont 57, Tinley Park 20
Lemont (8-0, 5-0): Ryan Dawson 12-for-20, 276 yards, 7 TD; Flynn Nagel 5 catches, 170 yards, 2 TD.
Argo 31, Oak Lawn 10
Argo (4-4, 3-2): Diamonte Mallory 3 catches, 122 yards, TD; 84-yard kick return TD.
St. Laurence 28, Leo 6
St, Laurence (4-4, 3-1): Alex Martinez 10-for-12, 241 yards, 4 TD; Fayezon Smart 20 carries, 137 yards; Carlos Baker 4 catches, 123 yards, 2 TD.
T.F. South 34, Reavis 14
T.F. South (6-2): Torian Lewis 19 carries, 120 yards, TD; Sterling Smith 18 carries, 89 yards, TD; Cody Petrich 4-of-7, 2 TD.
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Friday, October 11
Bloom 35, Rich Central 28
Rich Central came out on Friday ready to move into a first place tie with Bloom Township in the Southland Conference. The Olympians scored twice in the first 4 minutes on their opening possessions when quarterback DeQuan Richie (20 for 41, 347 yards, 3 TD, 2 INT) tossed a pair of touchdowns. The first went to Jordan Fuqua (3 TDs) from 17 yards out. The next came a minute later to Deshon Kelly from 29 yards away.
After this, the Blazin' Trojans scored the next 35 points on their way to a 35-28 win in Olympia Fields.
The play that turned the game around came early in the third when Kyle Pugh recovered a fumble at the Olympians' 7-yard line. After an offside penalty and a 3-yard run by Emmanual Williams, quarterback Jordan Benavides punched it in from 9-yards out for a 28-14 lead with 5:30 left in the third.
"We never gave up on each other and we knew we would come back and make our plays," Bloom coach Tony Palombi said. "We kept our focus today and they are on a mission."
Williams scored the first three touchdowns on runs of 60, nine, and nine yards. He added his fourth from 29 yards out with 2:19 left in the third to give his team a 35-14 lead. The 5-5 senior finished with 193 yards on 24 carries.
"We are one and we protect each other," Williams said. "My line blocked beautifully tonight. We have one things on our mind— one game at a time."
Fuqua pulled the Olympians within 35-28 on a 2-yard TD run with 7:07 left in the fourth and a 5-yard TD catch with 34 seconds remaining. An onside kick was recovered by the Olympians on the ensuing kickoff but on the first play Richie threw and interception to Johnson to end the comeback bid.
"There is a lot of football left to play for us," Rich Central coach Terrell Alexander said. "Our kids played their hearts out to the end and I respect my kids and I love them to death."
St. Rita 55, St. Joseph 14
St. Rita running back Tyre Lee piled up 129 rushing yards and three touchdowns as host St. Rita rolled to a convincing 55-14 win over St. Joseph on Senior Night in a Catholic League crossover.
"I leave it up to my linemen. They go up there and do everything for me," Lee said with a smile. "They work so hard for me that I've got to put some stats up for them. Just keeping it going running, just keep pushing."
St. Rita improved to 6-1 overall, clinching a playoff berth for sure with the victory.
The road does not get any easier for the Mustangs, who close the season on the road at Loyola and Brother Rice with the Catholic League Blue title still very much up for grabs.
St. Joseph fell to 2-5. Armone Elem rushed 14 times for 119 yards, including a 74-yard touchdown run in the first quarter for the Chargers.
Homewood-Flossmoor 35, Bolingbrook 28
Vikings hold off the stingy Raiders 35-28 in a different way than everyone expected… through the air.
Things finalized when Jared Sharp hit Bryce Gray for two long touchdown passes in the fourth quarter. Gray's 80-yarder to Sharp with 9:00 left gave the Vikings a 28-21 lead. But the Raiders were not done… Quincy Woods returned the kickoff 66 yards to the HF 4-yard line and Julian Huff scored from a yard out two plays later to tie the score at 28.
But just like that, Gray and Sharp hooked up again, this time for a 39-yard touchdown with 6:18 remaining for the final lead change in a wild second half.
It was sweet redemption for H-F (5-2, 4-1), which let double-digit leads slip away in losses to Stevenson and Lincoln-Way East.
"We knew we'd face adversity," Gray said. "We started off slow. All we wanted to do was execute our game plan, and we knew if we did that, we'd win the game."
Deante Harley-Hampton finished the game with 21 carries and 133 yards, and 1-touchdown. Twin brother, Devonte, also scored scored in during the contest
"Our kids persevered," H-F coach Craig Buzea said. "They're growing up. We could easily be 7-0 and the No. 1 team in the state. I think we hit some bumps in the road and we learned from it."
St. Laurence 31, Aurora Christian 28
St. Laurence (3-4, 2-1): Alex Martinez 14-for-23, 2 pass TD, rush TD
T.F. South 48, Oak Forest 22
T.F. South (5-2, 4-1): Sterling Smith 2 TD; Cody Petrich 32-yd TD pass, 9-yd TD pass; Tylon Dantzler 48-yd TD run; Nate Sanders 30-yd interception for TD
Tinley Park 41, Hillcrest 0
Tinley Park (5-2, 3-1): Jamari McDonald 12 carries, 87 yds, 4 TD; Quinn Kelly 18-for-27, 193 yds, TD; Tyrone Davis 5 sacks, 9 tackles, blocked punt
Richards 32, Reavis 6
Richards (6-1, 4-0): Ryan Willett 3 catch, 115 yds, 2 TD; Pat Doyle 14 rush, 120 yds, TD
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Saturday, September 4
Bloom 8, Crete-Monee 7
The Blazing Trojans ended the Warriors streak last season, but fell short 12-7 on Saturday afternoon.
Crete-Monee was about to score on the Bloom's 1-yard line with two seconds remaining in the first half, when quarterback Frank Douglas rolled to his right looking for a receiver. Instead, Bloom cornerback Trenton Gilbert stepped in front of Douglas' pass at the goal line and raced 100 yards to pay dirt as time expired for a 6-0 lead at intermission.
"It was a big play," Gilbert said. "I saw the pass come my way and I tried to make something happen."
As luck would have it, Bloom returned the favor on its first possession of the second half. Quarterback Jordan Benavides' (rushed 36 times for 93 yards and completed 3 of 12 passes for 29 yards) ill-advised pass was intercepted by the Warriors' Drew Harvey, who returned it 18 yards for a touchdown. Carlos Soto added the PAT for a 7-6 Crete-Monee lead at 9:26 of the third quarter.
And this game came down to one play… a bad snap on a Crete-Monee punt attempt that forced punter Clint Ratkovich to run out of the end zone for a safety with 7:21 left in the fourth quarter. The two points turned a 7-6 deficit into an 8-7 lead for Bloom (5-1, 2-0).
"I've been on the other side of those things happening," Crete-Monee coach John Konecki said. "You see a lot of different things. We had multiple opportunities to put some points on the board."
This was Crete-Monee's first conference loss in nearly seven full seasons. Its previous Southland loss was 20-15 to Rich East in 2007.
Reavis 20, Argo 14
Reavis (6-0, 4-0): Calvin Jordan 16 carries-81-yards, 3 TD
Depaul Prep 47, Juarez 6
Depaul Prep (3-3, 1-2): Chris Jerome-Smith 3 TD; Markhavis Ross 2 interceptions TD returns, 24-yards, 68-yards
Friday, September 3
Rich Central 25, Kankakee 12
It was homecoming night for the Olympians as they were able to celebrate with a big conference win against Kankakee 25-12. The victory didn't come easy as the Kays fought back and made things tough on each possession. They got on the board first with short run by Dyrrah Christon in the first quarter 6-0.
The Olympians answered and tied the score (6-6) in the second quarter on a nice 37-yard pass from DaQuan Richie to Dejaris Taylor. The Kays answered with a 60-yard screen pass from 6'3″ sophomore quarterback Malcolm White to Martavious Laster with 2:50 left before half (12-6). This resulted in the last score in the contest.
Home team Olympians tied the game back up at 12 with 18 seconds before half with another long pass from Richie, but this time to Jordan Fuqua, who was wide open on a blown defensive coverage.
In the second half, it was all Rich Central as they Richie and Dudley connected again on a 46 yard pass (19-12). The final score on the evening came from Mr. Jordan, who ran the ball in from 19 yards out with 52-seconds left in the contest.
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The Olympians play host to Bloom next Friday night.
Brother Rice 26, Mount Carmel 17
Alex Alarcon led the Crusaders on the Friday night win, as he ran for two touchdowns and passed for another which snapped a 10-game losing streak in the Catholic League Blue series.
"We faced some ups and downs in this game, but we stayed [together] as a family and came out with the 'W'," Alarcon said.
Rice jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first half until A.J. Lewis took the ensuing kickoff back 45 yards which set up his own 31-yard touchdown run. He also scored with less than 2 minutes before halftime from 16-yards out. Then Zach Mirabelli's 22-yard field goal with 6.6 seconds remaining in the half gave the Caravan a 17-14 lead. But the Caravan never scored again in the contest as the Crusaders on the other hand scored twice.
The loss also pushed Mount Carmel (2-4, 0-3) to the brink of playoff elimination. The Caravan hasn't missed the postseason since 1985. But they will have to win out – against Leo, Hales and Loyola – to earn an IHSA playoff berth
Homewood-Flossmoor 47, Sandburg 18
Wonder twin power activated as the Harley-Hampton twins, who combined for six rushing touchdowns and nearly 300 yards in offense in the victory Friday night.
"Our whole game plan was to finish strong," Devonte Harley-Hampton said. "[Deante] and I have the vision. We might have started slow, but we wanted to finish strong and plan to do that the rest of the year."
The Junior backs finished the game as follows: Deante Harley-Hampton (17 carries, 149 yards, 3 TD) and Devonte (14 carries, 101 yards, 3 TD, 5 receptions, 44 yards).
With the win H-F (4-2, 3-1) stays in the hunt for the conference title heading into next week's showdown at Bolingbrook. Sandburg (3-3, 2-2) will have to win two of its final three games in order to qualify for the playoffs for the seventh straight season.
Richards 39, Oak Forest 14
The Bulldog's stepped up and played a full-game and sealed a victory 39-14 Friday night. Spencer Tears scored twice on pass plays of 96 and 9 yards. Quarterback Hasan Muhammad-Rogers got the party started early when on fourth-and-inches, he ran a QB sneak which resulted in a 47-yard run and score. Muhammad-Rogers finished with 172 yards in the air.
Then there next possession, Muhammad-Rogers flipped a pass to Spencer Tears, who broke a tackle and left two defenders in his wake as he raced 96 yards.
From this, they never looked back.
"We just came out ready to play," Muhammad-Rogers said. "We just jumped on our opponent out of the gate. You get them down early, they're not going to be wanting to come back."
JaRon Johnson and Troy Hadagus scored the two touchdowns for Oak Forest.
T.F. South 34, Tinley Park 19
T.F. South (4-2, 2-1): Torian Lewis 8 carries, 128 yds, TD; Tylon Dantzler 13 carries, 75 yrds
Bremen 12, Hillcrest 8
Bremen (2-4, 1-3): Chrisean Noble 80 passing yds, TD; Chris Ramos 3 rec, 62 yds, TD; Kyle Ramos 16 tackles, 2 forced fumbles
Oak Lawn 22, Eisenhower 14
Oak Lawn (2-4, 1-3): Joe Robinson 2 TD; Ryne Melnik TD
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Friday, September 26, 2014
Richards 36, Eisenhower 7
A new player on the multifaceted roster blossomed, Spencer Tears, Friday night as the Bulldogs win big over Eisenhower 36-7.
In the fourth, he received a hand-off, ran strong to the right, nothing was there, then he reversed course, and came all the way back left, and outran the Cardinals D for a 27-yard score. His teammates call him 'Suspense' as they never know what he's going to do, shared by Hasan Muhammad-Rogers.
"Man, when they told me to switch to slot and run that reverse — everybody knows that reverse play, I love that," Tears said. "I saw what I saw and broke it open."
Speaking of Rogers, he finished the game going 16-for-28 for 191 yards.
"We were shooting ourselves in the foot," Muhammad-Rogers said. "Every time we would get something going we'd have a false start, a missed block … you can't do that. You've got to be even-keel, ready to go."
The Cardinals got on the board by a two-yard run by J.D. Ballentine.
Rich East 34, Rich Central 29
East is 5-0 to start the season, this is the first time since 1997, as they defeat cross time foe Central.
The Rockets running game was in total control going hard for over 340 yards. Marcel McDonald led the way with 112 yards and a pair scores, followed by senior back, Brian Stewart, who added 105 yards on 24 carries.
"I give all the credit to the O-line," Rich East senior running back Brian Stewart said. "They did a lot of work tonight."
The Rockets also went airborne in the contest right before halftime when quarterback Latrell Burden threw a pass to the end zone that was tipped. Kendall Merritt came down with it for a 10-yard touchdown and a 20-14 lead at the half.
The home team, Olympians, rallied back for the lead when Dejaris Taylor ran the ball in from 4-yards out, and teammate, Jordan Fuqua successfully ran the two-point conversion.
Rich East's game winning drive took 12 plays and nearly seven minutes. Miller's 5-yard touchdown run and McDonald's two-point catch ended the scoring.
But as high school football would have it, the Rockets answered with a 7 minute, 12 play game winning drive, capped off with a short run by Miller.
Rich Central quarterback DaQuan Richie threw for 160 yards and two touchdowns.
Providence 41, St. Rita 27
Undefeated no more as the St Rita loses to conference foe 41-27.
Notre Dame-bound Miles Boykin finished the game with five catches for 76-yards and two touchdowns.
The Mustangs quarterback, C.J. Weydeman, had a big game passing for 236 yards and running for 69 more. Brandon Gaston caught nine passes for 155 yards and three touchdowns..
The Celtics (5-0, 2-0) can clinch a share of the conference title next Saturday at Loyola and can start thinking about improving their postseason seed with each win now that they've become playoff-eligible.
Marist 21, Benet 7
The RedHawks bounce back from an unusual three-game losing streak with a conference win over Benet Friday night 21-7. Junior Darshon McCullough has a fantastic game going for 13 catches, 124 yards and a touchdown.
"We knew we had to win this one," McCullough said. "We were 1-3. They were 4-0. We needed the win. My teammates made great plays all night."
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Saturday, September 20, 2014
Rich Central 42, Rich South 0
The Southland cross-town classic started with lots of tensions, but NOT on the field, as police presence was VERY visible at the stadium due to past tensions between the schools. On the field… no tension as the Olympians handled the Stars in a shutout.
Quarterback DaQuan Richie ran 12 yards for a touchdown and also threw a 60-yard scoring pass to DeQuan Dudley to lift visiting Rich Central (3-1) in the Southland opener for both teams. Rich South just couldn't get anything going during the contest and fell to 1-3.
Rich East 40, Gary Roosevelt (Ind.) 6
The Rockets red glare went bursting in the air on Saturday afternoon as Rich East knock off Panthers 40-6 as thunderstorms rolled in. The first Rockets' TD was set up by a blocked Roosevelt punt. B.J. Stewart scored from 4 yards out for East and then scored again with a 48-yarder on the next possession.
"It was a good victory for us. We came out and executed a few things well," said Rich East coach Barry Reade, who also got two TDs each from Marcel McDonald and Kendall Miller. "We ran the ball well and got a few turnovers on defense. We did what we came here to do, which is win [going] interconference play next week."
Defensively, Rich East (4-0) held Roosevelt to only 56 yards and two first downs in the two quarters. The first came with 3:15 left in the half, the second produced a 15-yard passing TD for Roosevelt (1-3), with Young hitting Ronald White Jr.
Loyola 42, Fenwick 0
Loyola (3-1) scored on its first two possessions, both scores set up with the run, to race out to an early 14-0 and NEVER locked back. Junior Dara Laja gained 29 yards on his first carry and finished with 135 of his game-best 147 yards in the first half. On the Ramblers' second series, they ran the ball all 10 plays, with senior Cal Falkenhayn scoring from one yard out. Laja carried the ball seven consecutive times for 70 yards on the drive
Friday, September 19, 2014
St. Rita 23, Mount Carmel 21
Crosstown rivalry like none other as the Mustangs grabbed the lead early but fault back against the Caravan winning 23-21 in front of a jammed pack stadium Friday night.
Things got started with an acrobatic 43-yard touchdown catch by Lee from a pass from C.J. Weydeman to go up 7-0. Then they struck again with a little more than 8 minutes in the second on a Brandon Gaston 25-yard TD pass to Dion Bobo.
St Rita had a 14-0 lead, but you know the Caravan were going to adjust and make a run which including three lead changes in the final 6 minutes of the game.
They got on the board with a 1-yard touchdown run by A.J. Lewis, who finished with 17 carries, 83 yards, with 14.9 seconds left in the first half. Anthony Ries tied it at 14 with a 4-yard scoring run at 5:18 of the third quarter. And they took the lead on a 5-yard TD pass from Anthony Thompson (6 of 12, 74 yards) to Demetrius Lewis with 2:01 remaining.
But when the Mustangs kicker Bailey Marth, who missed an extra point after St. Rita's go-ahead touchdown with under six minutes to go, but he redeemed himself with just 23.1 seconds left to play by kicking the winning field goal from about 30 yards out.
Mustangs quarterback Weydeman completed 12 of 29 passes for 194 yards, including that touchdown pass to Lee. And Gaston threw a touchdown pass in the first half before running for the go-ahead score at 5:55 of the fourth.
"We were fine," Gaston said of Mount Carmel's comeback. "It was just our team chemistry was off a little bit. We're all brothers. We all will come together in the end to make it up."
The Caravan had one last chance, but ran out of time at the St. Rita 39. This is the first time they are 1-3 under coach Frank Lenti's tenure.
"We did everything we possibly could do wrong in the first half," Lenti said. "You've got to say our kids showed a lot of character coming back from 14-0 down and taking the lead in the last few minutes."
A bright spot is Mount Carmel's (1-3, 0-2) defense held St. Rita's Tyre Lee — who was coming off back-to-back 200-yard rushing games against Dunbar and Montini — to 48 yards on 17 carries.
And if you thought St. Rita used everything in the playbook Friday night, wide receiver Gaston has some news.
"We've still got a couple more up our sleeve," Gaston said after throwing for one touchdown and running for another in a stirring 23-21 Catholic League Blue home win over Mount Carmel.
Richards 46, Oak Lawn 21
Who throws a screen on third and long (22)? The Bulldogs…. as they executed the perfect screen from Hasan Muhammad-Rogers to Pat Doyle turned into a 65-yard touchdown and a 26-0 lead. Richards went on to post a 46-21 South Suburban Red road win over Oak Lawn on Friday.
"I thought we played a good first half, did a lot of good things, then got complacent," Richards coach Tony Sheehan said. "We have to learn to put the hammer down."
Muhammad-Rogers completed 14-of-21 passes for 273 yards.
Carmel 41, Marian Catholic 0
Carmel (2-2, 1-1): Noah Turner 56-yard TD reception, 55-yard TD reception; Rondel Jamison 51-yard TD reception, 20-yard run for TD; Michael Huiras 2 TDs
T.F. South 32, Bremen 0
T.F. South (2-2, 1-1): Devon Cathcart 45-yard TD reception, 3 sacks, tackle for safety; Sterling Smith 2 TDs
Shepard 41, Hillcrest 14
Shepard (2-2): Demetrius Harrison 23 carries, 173 yards, 2 TDs.
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2014 Girls 4A State Finals
It's March which means it's State Finals Time…
March 8, 2014 – updated
March 7, 2014
Four teams came down…. two are left to play for the Title!
Rolling Meadows 44, Whitney Young 60 (title game)
The tip that started the Girls Class 4A championship…
NORMAL, Ill. — It was a sophomore who led them to this years' championship – none other than 5'8″ Kiara Lewis, who secured the Class 4A girls basketball state championship Saturday evening and their third state championship and second in three years.
She knocked down 20 points and was 8-for-13 from the field, including perfect from the charity stripe.
Lewis scored seven points in the third quarter and her 3-pointer and assist to Taylor Malone on the ensuing possessions gave the Dolphins a 40-24 lead. During this period, they never looked back.
"I just came out real intense and I wanted a state championship after what happened last year and not being able to play," Lewis said. "I came out strong. The whole weekend we came out fast and strong."
What a fantastic way to end this season especially as Lewis missed all of last season with a knee injury.
"She was huge for our team this year and today," Young coach Corry Irvin shared about Lewis. "As a team, I thought our defense on Alexis (Glasgow) was huge, and Jackie (Kemph) had to work extra hard to get shots off."
On the other side of the ball, the Mustangs (29-5), senior Jenny Vliet, played her heart out keeping them in the game as best she could. They even received a surprised gift when Texas A&M recruit, Khaalia Hillsman fouled out on a normal foul (her fourth) then she received a quick technical. This all occurred with a little more than 4 minutes left in regulations, but the Mustangs couldn't capitalize only scoring just two points the rest of the game.
Vilet finished the game with the game-high of 21 points to go with 10 boards.
"I think it's a pretty safe bet to say they'll be the best group that I'll ever coach," Rolling Meadows coach Ryan Kirkorsky said. "It will probably be the best group to go through Rolling Meadows, and maybe the Mid-Suburban League."
The Dolphins (32-3) opened and closed this season in an ironic manner – first game (December 7) they defeated the Mustangs 54-40, defeated them tonight for state bragging rights.
FUN FACTS: To date, the Dolphins are on a 16 game winning streak.
Marian Catholic 45, Geneva 34 (third place game)
NORMAL, IL – It wasn't perfect but it was a victory as the Spartans defeated the Vikings 45-34 in the third place state finals.
Marian Catholic stretched out to a lead and never let it go behind the play of senior, DePaul-recruit Ashton Millender, who knocked down 16 points and 7 boards.
"As a senior I was out there enjoying my last moments of playing basketball in high school," Millender said. "We just said to forget about Friday. We can't do anything about it, so we just have to move on and win tonight."
But this contest was a tale of 2 halves because in the third quarter, they went super cold, and only scored three points to the Vikings 11, making the score 26-21. All of the Vikings points except two were from the free throw line.
The Vikings did get the game down to three points at the 7:40 mark in the fourth when Abby Novak nailed a couple of shots from the charity stripe making the game 26-23.
Shortly after that, sophomore guard Gabrielle Cooper knocked down a big three, 29-23. Geneva scored a field goal and Ms. Cooper did it again – nailed a needed three. This stopped the Vikings momentum and slowed down the tempo, and the Spartans will return to Chicago Heights 1-1 in this years' state finals.
After last nights loss, this was a good win for the young team to develop from.
"I thought we got a couple of good looks, but we missed a couple of layups and some shots within the paint," Marian coach Dan Murray said. "The biggest thing in the third quarter was that we couldn't get into some of our pressure [defense] and it became a little bit of a half-court game, which worked to the strength of Geneva."
Geneva was led by Abby Novak who scored 13 points.
Below are the updates from Friday – the semifinal games…
Geneva 43, Rolling Meadows 51
Nice win for the Mustangs behind the play of there three-headed monsters: Jackie Kemph (13 pts), Jenny Vilet (11 pts), and Alexis Glasgow (18 pts).
The Vikings lost some of their momentum when 6'1″ senior Sidney Santos fouled out with 2:54 left in regulation. She finished the game with 2 points and 4 assist, but her presence in the point was huge.
Rolling Meadows will face the winner of the next contest between Chicago's Whitney Young and returning champs, Marian Catholic.
Young 60, Marian Catholic 20
In a word… thorough! What a difference a year makes. Last year, the Spartans jumped out early and often against the Dolphins, this year, TOTAL opposite as they advance to the state finals today winning 60-20 Friday night at Redbird arena.
"The feeling of last year always lingered with me, so I'm glad we were able to pull this out," Young senior center Khaalia Hillsman said.
Marian (27-5) shot 3-for-23 and Ashton Millender was held to four points during the first half. Young made 15 of its 26 first-half shot attempts for a 35-8 edge.
Marian Catholic didn't reach the double-digit mark until Kauai Bradley's 3-foot running banker in the lane 44 seconds into the second half.
Kiara Lewis led all players with 15 points and 10 boards, followed by teammate Hillsman, who also had a double-double 10 points and 10 rebounds.
The Dolphins will face Rolling Meadows Saturday night at 8:15 p.m. for the Girls Class 4A title. Young defeated the Mustangs 54-40 in its first game this season.
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Burlington Central (27-4) vs. Montini (32-2), 12:15 p.m.
Burlington Central is making its first appearance in the state finals, but it's not likely to be the Rockets' last. The Rockets' has lots, I mean lots of young talent in the pipeline led by 6-foot sophomore Samantha Pryor, 5-8 sophomore guard Shelby Holt and 6-foot junior Alison Colby. They are facing a playoff-veteran, and State champion caliber team led by a pair of four-year players – 6-1 Kateri Stone and 6-2 Kelly Karlis – and featuring a deep and talented bench.
"Burlington Central is a nice young team that's going to be hungry and eager to knock us off," Nichols warned.
Joliet Catholic (27-2) vs. Quincy Notre Dame (29-3), 2 p.m.
Maybe it's not the same team that won the Class 3A state title last year – 6-2 Jordan Frerichs and Kassidy Gengenbacher have both moved on – but there's still enough talent at Quincy Notre Dame to make a serious bid for a fourth straight state title. The leaders of this year's group are 5-11 senior Mary Beth Hugenberg and 5-10 senior Kristen Gengenbacher, who get a lot of help from 5-9 senior Cassidy Foley and her younger sister, freshman McKenzie Foley. Joliet Catholic has not been downstate since 1985. Quincy Notre Dame hasn't missed since 2009. On the other side of the court, is a championship roster as well led by Michigan State-recruit Jasmine Lumpkin, who is averaging 18.3 points and 9.2 boards. And to add a little more fire power, teammate, Nicole Ekhomu, has superb court-vision orchestrating the offense and breaking down defenses. And to top it off, she's a sophomore who's averaging 14.3 points, 3.0 assists, and 2.8 steals per game. This should be an exciting game.
3A players to watch: Burlington Central –- Sam Pryor, 6-0, So., F (14.4 points, 5.9 rebounds); Alison Colby, 6-0, Jr., F (8.2 points, 6.0 rebounds). Montini – Kateri Stone, 6-1, Sr., G (11.8 points, 5.1 rebounds, 93 3-pointers); Kelly Karlis, 6-2, Sr., G (9.9 points, 3.4 rebounds). Joliet Catholic – Jasmine Lumpkin, 6-0, Sr., F (18.3 points, 9.2 rebounds); Nicole Ekhomu, 5-9, So. G (14.3 points, 3.0 assists, 2.8 steals). Quincy Notre Dame – Mary Beth Hugenberg, 5-11, Sr., F (16.3 points, 6.2 rebounds); Kristen Gengenbacher, 5-10, Sr., G (15.7 points, 3.5 assists).
Marian Catholic (27-4) vs. Young (30-3), 8:15p.m.
Dolphins seek revenge after being caught by the Spartans last year on the same court, same game as they loss 63-39…
Coach Corry Irvin said it plain and simple "We were horrible!"
Top-ranked Dolphins (30-3) will get a chance to avenge that loss when they face defending state champion Marian Catholic (27-4) in a Class 4A semifinal at Redbird Arena Friday at 8:15 p.m. The game will follow the 6:30 p.m. semifinal between Rolling Meadows (28-4) and Geneva (26-5).
Marian Catholic is riding a 14-game winning streak heading into the state finals. The Spartans have not lost since a 60-33 thumping at the hands of Incarnate Word (St. Louis, Mo.) back on Jan. 11, although they needed a little late heroics to turn back Oak Lawn in overtime in the sectional finals. Teniya Page and Ashton Millender have carried the offensive load for first-year coach Dan Murray.
Geneva (26-5) vs. Rolling Meadows (28-4), 6:30 p.m.
Is there a hotter team around than Geneva? The Vikings have won 14 in a row and recently got Michaela Loebel back off the DL. Grace Loberg has been a revelation for the Vikings. Since coming up to the varsity, the 6-2 freshman has averaged 14 points and eight rebounds per game. But the Vikings are facing a team that has a little bit of incentive after losing in the final seconds of the 2013 state title game. "We've used that game as motivation," Rolling Meadows' Jackie Kemph said.
4A players to watch: Geneva — Grace Loberg, 6-2, Fr., C (14.3 points, 9.0 rebounds); Morgan Seberger, 5-11, Sr., G (11.0 points, 53 3-pointers). Rolling Meadows — Jackie Kemph, 5-6, Sr., G (21.2 points, 8.3 assists); Jenny Vliet, 6-2, Sr., F (14.4 points, 9.4 rebounds). Young — Khaalia Hillsman, 6-5, Sr., C (13.4 points, 14.4 rebounds); Kiara Lewis, 5-8, So., G (12.1 points, 8.3 assists). Marian Catholic — Ashton Millender, 5-10, Sr., G (16.4 points, 3.8 rebounds, 62 3-pointers); Teniya Page, 5-7, Sr., G (15.1 points, 4.7 assists).
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Lt. Col. Roberto Bunagan, 60th Infantry Battalion commander, said, "We cannot allow them to go back to doing what they did in these places. They have exploited the people's condition to their advantage, while at the same time undermining development in the area. Often it is even the children or the minors who are taken advantage of by the group."
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All this is now within your reach. All you need is a cellphone, one of the newer kind, which has GPRS and Java installed (they all do). Dial into a special site, http://fritzmobile.com/wap, and download the software that is provided there. All of this will probably take five minutes to do. After that all systems are go for Fritz Mobile.
Full instructions for the download and installation are provided at our special site: Fritzmobile.com. But you probably will not have to bother with them at all, since all modern cellphones are properly equipped by default. Simply dial in, download and start Fritz Mobile. Chances are it will work without further ado.
Access to the Playchess server is handled by GPRS, which stands for "General Packet Radio Service". This is a "packet-switched" service, which means that many users share the same transmission channel, only using it when they need to send data. The advantage is that they get the full bandwidth for each transaction (and none when they don't require it). In addition GPRS transmission is billed per kilobytes of information sent or received, not on a per minute basis. Thus when you are playing a game of chess you will only be billed for the move transmission, not the entire time you are engaged in playing or watching the game.
This is very simple and intuitive. You can log in as a "Guest" or use your current Playchess account. Type in your user name and password. This will not affect your normal access to Playchess from a PC with Fritz.
There is a help function which explains all the functions that are available for your Mobile Fritz access to the Playchess server.
We have set up a special feedback form which you can use to tell us whether your cellphone access to Playchess was successful or not. In the latter case please be very specific and tell us exactly where things went wrong. You should also specify exactly which cellphone and service provider you are using, and of course which country you are in. We are also interested in suggestions for improvement and additional features. We cannot, however, at the current stage provide any guarantee that the software will work on your cellphone.