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Dubliner Hosts 2nd Annual Boca’s Got Talent

The City of Boca Raton proved that it does, in fact, have talent for the second year in a row. A sold-out crowd packed The Dubliner Irish Pub in Mizner Park on Monday, August 17th, for the annual “Boca’s Got Talent” showcase as part of Boca Chamber Festival Days sponsored by Lifespace Communities. This event benefitting the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation drew a record number of attendees, including Mayor Susan Haynie, who was one of the esteemed judges. Other celebrity judges included Boca Tribune editor Pedro Heizer, ESPN sports anchor Emerson Lotzia, and local television and radio personality Andrea O’Campo. see page 3

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Amid blistering attacks on the Florida Supreme Court and the state Senate, the Florida House passed a congressional redistricting map Tuesday. The new map affects all of Florida’s 27 congressional districts to some extent, though some districts will be less recognizable than others. In South Florida, districts 21 and 22 previously ran parallel to each other vertically along the eastern side of Broward and Palm Beach counties. Now, the districts will be stacked one on top of the other, with one in Palm Beach County and one in Broward County and southeast Palm Beach County.

Getting to Interstate 95 from Glades Road will be a little tricky over the next two nights.

The entrance ramp to southbound I-95 for drivers heading west on Glades may be closed from 11 p.m. Wednesday to 5 a.m.

Thursday, and from 11 p.m. Thursday to 5 a.m. Friday. Drivers will have to make a U-turn just west of I-95 on Glades to get to another I-95 entrance ramp on Glades. The Florida Department of Transportation is putting in an anti-skid overlay on the ramp, which has had issues with vehicles sliding off the ramp and crashing during rainy weather.

Boca Festivals Days continue through August, pairing local nonprofits with profits to raise awareness and money. Here’s the events from Aug. 19 to 22; tickets at each charity’s website: JA Light up the Night, 6-9 p.m.

Aug. 19, Prime Cigar & Wine Bar, 2240 NW 19th St., for Junior Achievement, $35/$50 or VIP $125/$150. Battle of the Bartenders, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Aug. 21, M.E.A.T. Eatery and Taproom, 980 N. Federal Highway, for Best Foot Forward, $25/$30, Boca PAL’s Crime Scene Challenge, 1-5 p.m. Aug. 21, Whole Foods, 1400 Glades Road, for Police Athletic League, $50, Wine & All That Jazz, 7-10 p.m.

Aug. 22, Boca Raton Resort & Club, 501 E. Camino Real, for Boca Chamber, $75 or VIP $120.

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The Boca Raton Marriott at Boca Center, originally built in 1986 adjacent to the Town Center Mall is nearing completion of a multimillion-dollar makeover, investing more than $7.2 million to replace furnishings in the hotel’s 256 guest rooms and meeting space and also to upgrade room corridors.

Boca Raton’s popular El Rio Trail reopened on Monday after being closed for months to make way for construction of the new Interstate 95 interchange at Spanish River Boulevard. A portion of the biking and walking trail was closed in March between the Tri-Rail station on Yamato Road and Spanish River Boulevard. The trail is regularly used

by Florida Atlantic University students, who rely on the trail to travel between the Tri-Rail station and the FAU campus. Now, a majority of the T-Rex Trail will close for about six months as crews work on building two new overpasses that will take Spanish River Boulevard over I-95. The trail will close between the Tri-Rail station and Spanish River beginning Aug. 24. Cyclists and walkers will have to take Technology Way during the trail’s closure. The trail leads to the Countess de

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Community Dubliner Hosts 2nd Annual Boca’s Got Talent

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The 3 big winners of the evening were: 11 year old singing sensation Ava Faith (1st place), Boca’s funniest dentist, “Dr. Dan” Greenstein, DDS (2nd place), and powerhouse vocalist Tomey Sellars (3rd place).

Guests also enjoyed a lively performance

by local entertainer Maggie Baugh, who sang and played guitar while the votes were being tallied. The event was co-hosted by Jon Sahn of Ascendant Planned Giving and Lori McQuestion (aka “Two Story Lori”) with TransMedia Group and sponsored by Plum Productions.

70 Male Role Models Welcome Village Students Back on First Day of School

By Don Stephens

When Kevin Thompson showed up to school Monday morning, he expected to be greeted by his teachers and maybe his principal – not 70 men who were there to welcome students as they returned for the first day of classes.

“This was a surprise and exciting,” Thompson, 16, said. “I have never seen anything like this and been greeted like this. Seeing all of these adults greet us on our first day back makes me want to strive harder in school.”

The students at Village Academy were smiling from ear to ear as they walked through the main door and saw the love and support from the men of their community. There were police officers, fire fighters, several city employees, retirees and a host of other private sector workers. The men, in two rows, gave high-fives and cheered the students as they walked between them. The scene resembled that of an athlete running through a tunnel and being greeted by many cheering fans.

“It’s all about the community and I am overjoyed with the overwhelming support shown today by the community of Delray Beach,” Assistant Chief of Police Javaro Sims said. “We are a village and today the love was shown by our males.”

Parent Maurice Hayes was impressed by the grand reception as he took his daughter,

The driver of a pickup truck that slammed into the back of a car, drove off the road and struck a mother of 10 as she walked home from work has been charged in the woman’s death.

Five months after the crash in the 600 block of S. Federal Highway, police have charged Bryce Samartino, 23, of Weston, with DUI manslaughter and vehicular manslaughter.

He was released Aug. 15 from the Palm Beach County Jail on a $50,000 bond.

The crash occurred around 10 p.m. March 1 as Elourdes Ostagne, 65, of Boca Raton, was walking home from her job at a local Burger King restaurant. Witnesses told police that Samartino, who was driving a white 2005 Ford F-150 pickup, was weaving in and out of traffic and tailgating other drivers as he barreled down the southbound lanes when he clipped an Altima while attempting to pass it, according to the arrest report. Police used a crash-data tool to determine that the truck was travelling at 76 mph and that the driver was not wearing his seat belt.

The Ford, with oversized tires, then careened out of control and hit Ostagne, smashed into a light pole and palm tree then finally stopped when it struck the north wall of a local bank, police said.

Samartino and his passenger, John Schafer, 23, of Boca Raton received minor injuries.

They were treated at the scene.

The driver of the Nissan, Lorena Hilel, 25, of Pompano Beach, was not injured.

However, the crash severed Ostagne's left leg above her ankle and her Burger King visor was found nearby in the bike lane, police said.

Police said they found several empty Bud Light beer cans on the ground near Samartino’s Ford. They also said a March 17 toxicology report showed Samartino had a blood-alcohol level of .19, more than double the legal driving limit of .08, according to the arrest report.

Colleagues of Ostagne said after the crash that she was a loving, caring and hardworking woman.

“Everybody absolutely adored her,” Ashley Gombs, who worked with Ostagne, said then. “She would come in and she’d say ‘Hi boss,’ and ‘Hi to everybody.’”

Ostagne became a widow a month before the crash after losing her husband to cancer.

She was a great provider, family members said.

Gombs said Ostagne’s coworkers affectionately call her “mom” because of her caring nature.

Tahja Hayes, to school.

“It is both shocking and exciting to see that all of these men care enough to come out and support our kids,” Hayes said.

“I definitely would have loved to have fathers greet me like this on my first day of school.”

Monday’s event was an initiative of the national Million Fathers March, an opportunity for men to show their commitment to the educational lives of their children on the first day of school and throughout the school year.

Research shows that students with involved fathers score higher on cognitive tests, have higher self-esteem and possess abilities associated with higher education achievement, Principal LaToya Dixon said.

Dixon identified the need to improve parental involvement at Village Academy this school year and Monday’s initiative addressed that need.

“It is extremely important for these kids to see male role models greeting them on their first day of school,” Dixon said. “Some of these students do not have father figures and seeing these men gives them someone to look up to. We look forward to working more closely with our fathers this year to ensure student success!”

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By C. Ron Allen

The Future of the Library is Actually in Your Hands I was very impressed to see the turnout at this week’s Delray Beach City Commission meeting in support of keeping the city’s public library open.

Supporters, some from as far as MiamiDade County, packed the tiny chambers and urged city fathers not to cut funding for the library, which has been an integral part of the community for more than 100 years.

The city manager, as part of his annual budget presentation, is recommending that the mayor and commissioners cut funding to several non-profit organizations this year.

Delray Beach has, for several years, contributed monies to some civic groups to help keep them afloat. Many of these organizations, including the library, rely largely on these funds to meet their mission.

The Delray Beach Public Library has a unique partnership with the city in that while it is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, and not a department of the city, the city provides 75 percent of its funding.

Nancy Dockerty, chair of the Library’s Board of Directors, did an outstanding job outlining the role of the library in this two-

time All-America City and urged them not to cut 50 percent of their support.

Last year more than 550,000 people visited the library, she told them.

For the last 15 years, a cadre of retired teachers and professors have been volunteers their time to help students with reading and homework assistance in the library.

This summer the library served 5,426 students as part of its seven-week literacy program for children. Each participant received new books and other incentives.

Three students were among those who urged commissioners to save the library.

While I was moved by the turnout, I was somewhat miffed. Only a handful of the users from the African-American community, one of the segments, which use the services the most, were present. Several of the African-American supporters present do not live in the city or even use the library; they however know the danger ahead should the residents be deprived of the only library in town. The library also serves children from every school, public and private, in the city. Yet the students who were there

represented three schools including one in Boca Raton.

Emails were sent to the leaders of most of the churches in the city and fliers were left at all of the churches within a mile radius of the library. Let it be known, that the library is a safe haven, a surrogate parent and a babysitter for many children who attend several of these churches. Kudos to the members of the clergy from St. Mathews Episcopal, The United Methodist Church of Delray and Mt. Olive Baptist churches who were present as were members of their flock.

The excuses I have heard from many were varied: it was raining and some said it a weeknight and they had to go to work the next day. One educator told me it was the second back to work for her and she had to get ready for school.

I wonder what would have happened had Dr. Martin Luther King chose to spend more time with you wife and young children instead of making sacrifices for people, many whom did not even give a darn about him. Or what if Rosa Parks had opted to

get off that Montgomery, Ala. bus and catch the next one instead of risking arrest to send a message.

If we cannot make a two-hour sacrifice to attend a life-altering meeting after work, the result could be a hard price to pay. Our elected officials represent the people and generally, while they are expected to make decisions that are in the best interest of the city, even if it means voting against one’s wish, if they see a large turnout at the commission meeting in opposition to a pending vote, they will give careful thought before deciding.

Residents, taxpayers and patrons of the library, the decision to keep the library’s doors open is in your hands - somewhat.

You can show your support for the city to continue the full funding for the library by attending the next city commission meeting on Thursday, Sept. 3 at 5:30 p.m. or watch your library close its doors and be replaced with a revenue-generating business on the prime real estate downtown.

POSITIVE LIVING

By Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr.

Your Caring Ways Can Help Others!

Have you ever heard yourself or someone else state, “I don’t care” or “I couldn’t care less”? This is often said not just about things, or of situations but, regrettably, of other persons also. Fortunately, however, that is not the usual attitude of most individuals toward other people.

There’s a measure of goodness in all of us which causes us to care about others, not only in their times of distress and need, but also when things are going well for them.

Caring is an important quality for one to possess, and it is deeply appreciated by those who become its objects.

Anxiety has been described as “the official emotion of our age” excluding no one regardless of age, class, educational standing, or any other factor. It is a problem

that truly paralyzes those affected by it, becoming a burden humanly impossible for anyone to bear alone. That’s when and why caring is so necessary, and relatively easy to fulfill for the benefit of another!

As author W.T. Purkiser wrote: “…dwelling on misfortune and woe merely increases their hold upon us.” The good news is that many people are always ready and willing to be a hearing ear, and a friendly shoulder for one to cry, besides being capable of providing aid to some who may be loaded with manifold burdens which any caring person can help alleviate.

Be sure to live each day alert to all that surrounds you, which includes people for whom you can offer a word of cheer, of comfort, of genuine care. Quite often

neighbors, friends, fellow workers are plagued by fears, remorse, resentment, unrelieved anger, lack of forgiveness, or anything else which keeps them tied to the past, suffering unnecessarily, not realizing the full relief and healing available to them.

One needs not be a professional therapist to perceive some such conditions, to inquire without being nosy, by drawing from another that which, through talking, can bring a measure of relief. By showing genuine interest in helping, without seeking any rewards in return, will more easily enable someone to confide and, gradually find the reassurances that might have been lost to them!

Author Lewis B. Smedes addressed the issue, in its most common form, when he

wrote: “Unrelieved resentment is like a videotape inside your soul, playing its tormenting reruns of the rotten things somebody did to you, playing it over and over, wrenching your soul tighter every time it plays.”

As a caring response, the sooner we assess a conflicting situation in another life, the quicker can we help set them free from a permanent scar in their soul, and gradually lead that life into a healthier pathway with a saner frame of mind to deal with similar situations they might later be faced with.

Truly caring individuals can be as effective as many professionals in renewing hope and providing a road map where such hope can be found, secured, and permanently kept!

Dr. Synesio Lyra, Jr. is a Florida resident who, for many years, was a professor at the post-graduate level. He is a writer, a sought-after conference speaker, a man who lived in five continents of the world, having received his education in four of them. When he resided in southern California, he wrote a weekly column for the daily “Anaheim Bulletin,” which was carried for about six years, until he moved to south Florida.

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Palm Beach State College Foundation Receives $25,000 From The Rotary Club of Boca Raton

The Palm Beach State College Foundation received $25,000 from the Rotary Club of Boca Raton on Aug. 5 for student scholarships.

“We are very passionate about supporting students in their academic goals,” said Spencer Siegel, president of the club. “We not only desire to help them financially but we also guide them through our mentorship program. These students are smart and very motivated and often times have very little guidance as to what to do in life. We believe even the smallest push in the right direction from someone who is not their mom or dad can mean the world in terms of their success in life.”

The scholarships will be given to students who are: members of the Rotaract Club

at Palm Beach State’s Boca Raton campus, participating in the club’s mentorship program and seeking an Associate in Art or Associate in Science degree, among others.

“We enjoy the relationship with The Rotary Club of Boca Raton and are appreciative of all the advice they have given our students over the years,” said Suellen Mann, executive director of the Foundation. “I thank them again for taking their support a step further with this donation. This club is a group of givers who truly make a positive difference in the community.”

Established in 2011, the Rotaract Club at Palm Beach State College is a community service and professional development organization geared toward creating positive, lasting change within the community, and within its membership body. Rotaract is a new generation’s branch of Rotary International, the world’s largest professional service organization with 1.2 million members spread across the globe. “Rotaract is a New Generations branch of Rotary International, the worlds largest professionals service organization with 1.2 million members spread out across the globe.”

Gannon Files for Re-election As PBC Tax Collector

By Jason Schwartz

Anne Gannon, Palm Beach County’s tax collector since 2006, has launched her fourth re-election campaign – one year before the August 2016 primary.

“As tax collector, I have strived to improve customer service, make the office more efficient and effective in delivering services and have worked to protect our tax dollars,” Gannon said in a news release. “I have made it my mission to serve the residents of Palm Beach County and have a long record of results that have benefited the

county. I want to continue to be a leader residents can trust to get the job done and have filed my intent to run for reelection.”

Gannon will run in the Democratic Party primary in August 2016. The general election will take place in November 2016.

The Delray Beach resident collects and disburses more than $3 billion in tax revenues in the county and issues REAL ID compliant driver licenses for Palm Beach County.

The Agency employs more than 300 in its central office and eight service centers that collectively handle more than 4,000 customers daily.

According to the release, over the past 11 years, Gannon has developed programs to modernize and streamline the tax collection agency including implementing a competitive bidding process, increasing online transactions and using updated technology to better serve taxpayers.

Under her leadership, the Tax Collector’s Office has received numerous awards and accolades for their services.

She is a member of the Florida Tax Collectors’ Association, the National Association of County Treasurers and Tax Collectors, Executive Women of the Palm Beaches and the PBC Women’s Chamber of Commerce.

Gannon was elected in 2006 and subsequently reelected in 2008 and received 87 percent of the vote in 2012.

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Entertainment Charlotte Beasley

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An Eerie, Haunting, Moving “Phoenix”

Charlotte’s Travels Photos by Charlotte Beasley

Black Hat Diva’s Enjoy Chow Thai

14 Black Hat Diva’s enjoyed a delicious Thai lunch at Chow Thai on State Rd. 7 in Boca Raton. The food was great, chicken and tofu soup, shrimp or chicken pad thai, fried wontons, salad with peanut or ginger and thai donuts that were awesome. Several new prospective members will be joining the group.

Geralyn Lunsford of Bethesda West, Norka Parodi, Louise Cammerota and Sharon Schornstein

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Lobsterfest at Broken Sound C.C.

On Thursday I attended the Republican Party of Palm Beach County’s annual lobsterfest fundraiser at the Broken Sound C.C. 300 plus party supporters and candidates running for office were in attendance including Lt. Gov. Carlos Cantera, Todd Wilcox, Ron DeSantis, Brian Mast, Niger Innis of the Congress of Racial Equality, the son of Roy Innis, running for Congress in Nevada, Paul Spain, Brian Mast, Rebecca Negron, Rick Kozell, Christine Butler, former Broward Chairman running

Lt. Gov Cantera, Charlotte Beasley and Boca Rep. Club, Pres. Armand Grossman

for Supervisor of Elections in Palm Beach County having moved here and many others running for office. Michael Barnett, Chairman of the Palm Beach County Republican Party addressed the huge crowd and welcomed all the candidates. Armand Grossman , Pres. of the Boca Republican Club was the master of ceremonies. The Broken Sound C.C. pulled out all the stops with fantastic food, desserts to die for and a make your own ice cream station.

Armand and Gina Grossman and Lt. Gov. Carlos Cantera, Candidate for Senate

What an eerie, haunting and powerful little film is “Phoenix,” now playing at Living Room Theaters in Boca Raton. A “film noir” in color, “Phoenix” is set in a ruined Berlin, Germany immediately after World War II. Adapted from Hubert Montelheit’s 1961 novel “Return From the Ashes,” “Phoenix” is a story of love, betrayal, loss and survival by director Christian Petzold.

Yes, this is another Holocaust film, but it is much more than that.

Nelly Lenz (Nina Hoss) is an Auschwitz survivor and only member of her family left alive. Lena has been terribly disfigured in the war. When we meet her in Switzerland she is completely bandaged and attended to by her best friend and fellow Holocaust survivor Lene Winter (Nina Kunzendorf), who has arranged for her to have plastic surgery in Berlin to restore her face.

Lene urges Nelly to have total facial reconstruction so that she has an entirely new face. Nelly disagrees. She wants her old face back. The doctor warns her she will never look exactly as she had before her injuries.

We learn soon enough why she wants to resemble her old self.

“Phoenix” is a mystery wrapped in a romance, underscored by the madness and cruelty of the Holocaust. The romance is the unrequited love the Jewish Nelly feels for her gentile husband Johnny (Ronald

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Zehrfeld) who was also her musical partner when he accompanied Nelly’s singing.

The name “Phoenix” is not random.

Though it is the name given to the shady nightclub where Nelly, now calling herself Esther, rediscovers Johnny, now called Johannes, it also recalls the Greek myth of the Phoenix, which rises from its ashes after death. Johnny is now doing menial labor in that same nightclub. Against Lene’s strongest warnings, Nelly pursues Johnny, who may have been the rat who betrayed her to the Nazis. There are echoes of Hitchcock’s great “Vertigo,” with a mysterious heroine with two personalities. Nina Hoss is a top German actress, but little-seen in the USA. Some may remember her from “A Most Wanted Man” with Philip Seymour Hoffman. Suffice it to say she is a master actress who will grip your heart.

“Phoenix” has the best use of a song in recent memory. In this case it is the melancholy Kurt Weill masterpiece “Speak Low” (when you speak love). It is first heard early in the story and again at the searing, almost silent finale. In a sense almost any film set in post-World War II Germany is about the Holocaust. In this case it involves more universal emotions. “Phoenix” is a masterful movie.

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Boca Raton FC 4, South Florida FC 1: Boca Raton FC opened their inaugural APSL season with a bang at Boca Raton HS Stadium. Going down 1-0 early in the game, Boca Raton clawed back and defeated South Florida FC 4-1 in front of a record APSL crowd of 516

Boca Raton FC 0, Miami Dade FC 1: Boca Raton FC hosted their second game of the season at Boca Raton HS, where the fell to the defending champions Miami Dade FC 1-0. Despite the loss, Boca Raton was once again able to break its own APSL record with over 662 spectators.

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Week 4

Boca Raton FC 5, Palm Beach Piranhas 1: Boca Raton Football Club (2-1-0) had its first away game of the 2015 American Premier Soccer League season on Sunday, May 24 at Jupiter High School where they defeated Palm Beach Piranhas (0-2-1) by the score of 5-1.

Boca Raton FC 2, Real Miami FC 1: Boca Raton took on Real Miami FC at Kendall Soccer Park on May 31. After their 1-0 loss to Miami Dade FC at The Shipyard, Boca Raton went on the road and defeated Palm Beach Piranhas 5-1, and Real Miami CF 2-1.

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Week 6

Boca Raton FC 3, Alianza Miami 1: Boca Raton Football Club (4-0-1) defeated Alianza Miami Football Club 3-1 at home in front of 367 fans on Friday June 5th thanks to goals from C.J. Phelps, Shadi Harb and Hasani Sinclair.

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Boca Raton FC 2, Estudiantes del Guayas 1:

Earning their fourth victory in a row, Boca Raton FC beat Estudiantes del Guayas at home in the Shipyard in front of 246 people on Saturday night. Despite falling behind early after a 6th-minute goal, Boca Raton rallied with the equalizing goal in the 39th minute.

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Boca Raton FC 5, Miami Nacional 0: Boca Raton FC continued its winning ways on Sunday afternoon as they defeated Miami Nacional 5-0 at North Miami Stadium. With less than 10 minutes into the game, Gabe Taboda took a shot on goal which was defended by the Nacional goalkeeper but Taboda was able to grab the rebound and give Boca the early 1-0 lead.

Week 9

Boca Raton FC 3, Red Force 1:

Boca Raton FC faced their most crucial match of the 2015 American Premier Soccer League season on Saturday when they took on league-leaders, Red Force FC. “The whole week we had been preparing for this game knowing it was one of the most important of the season,” said midfielder Bruno Militz. “The coaching staff did an amazing job in getting us prepared.”

APSL Semifinals

Boca Raton FC 5, Miami Dade FC 3:

Boca Raton FC routed Miami Dade FC 5-3 in the American Premier Soccer League Semifinals on Saturday night at The Shipyard in Boca Raton in front of 475 fans. The

Boca Raton FC 4, Uruguay Kendal 3:

Boca Raton FC defeated Uruguay Kendall on Sunday to win the 2015 American Premier Soccer League Regular Season Title. In a hard-fought match which saw numerous yellow cards, Boca Raton was able to prevail at the end thanks to a Colby Burdette free kick that found the back on the net after it was deflected by the wall.

APSL Finals

regular season champions, Boca Raton, lost to this very same Miami Dade team back on May 15 which were their lone loss of the entire season. “This game was special for us,” said Colby Burdette. “We knew they were the only team that was able to beat us during the regular season and we knew we’d see them again.”

2 0 1 5 T e a m L e ad e rs : Goals Colby Burdette (6) G a b e Ta b o a d a ( 5 ) Bruno Militz (3) Hasani Sinclair (3) Giovanni DiMauro (3)

Boca Raton FC 1, Uruguay Kendall 0:

Boca Raton FC defeated Uruguay Kendall FC 1-0 at Broward College on Saturday night to complete their sweep of the American Premier Soccer League championships in their Inaugural Season. After defeating this same Uruguay Kendall team to win the Regular Season Championship, Boca Raton took their 9-game win streak to the APSL Finals as they defeated a determined Uruguay Kendall squad 1-0 to take the APSL Title to Boca Raton.

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A ssis t s Nicolas Midttun (5) Colby Burdette (4) Greg Ismael (3) Enzo Ferrari (3) Hasani Sinclair (3)

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2 0 1 5 C ha m p i o n sh i p R o st e r Goalkeepers

Defenders

Alan Trani

Derrick Santos

Marc Lyon

Enzo Ferrari

Stefano Bontempo

David Adejunmobi

Nickardo Blake

Braxton Fuster

Grant Retamar

Matt Laux

Midfielders

C.J. Phelps

Bruno Militz

Tomer Bitton

Eddie Otuegui

Hassani Sinclair

Giovanni DiMauro

Gabe Taboada

Shadi Harb

Nico Midttun

Forwards

Sekini Sinclair

August 21 - September 3, 2015

Colby Burdette

Greg Ismael

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7/31/2015

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7/29/2015

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7/27/2015

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7/27/2015

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7/27/2015

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7/31/2015

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7/27/2015

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7/30/2015

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7/28/2015

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7/31/2015

$525,000

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7/27/2015

$299,000

17305 Boca Club Boulevard 2

7/30/2015

2334 NW 60th Street

7/31/2015

$800,000

The Oaks

17511 Cadena Drive

7/28/2015

$2,000,000

THE HORIZONS OF BOCA LAGO

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7/29/2015

$130,000

THREE THOUSAND SOUTH

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7/31/2015

$900,000

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18800 Garbo Terrace 4

7/30/2015

$142,000

Trends at Boca Raton

23180 Bentley Place

7/29/2015

$240,000

TRENDS AT BOCA RATON

23019 Sunfield Drive

7/29/2015

TRIESTE AT BOCA

5640 NE Trieste Terrace

7/29/2015

$595,000

Tunison Palms

799 NW 7th Street

7/31/2015

$1,080,000

UNIVERSITY GARDENS/HEIGHT

4719 NW 2 Te

7/28/2015

$343,000

Village at Boca Rio

8141 Boca Rio Drive

7/30/2015

$220,000

Vistas of Boca Lago Cond

21362 Juego Cir 33-J

7/31/2015

$94,000

VILLA FLORA AT BOCA POINTE

6486 Via Rosa

7/30/2015

$399,500

VILLA RICA

3261 NE 4th Avenue

7/28/2015

$275,000

VILLA SONRISA

6646 Villa Sonrisa Drive 520

7/30/2015

$180,000

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3835 NW 5th Ter .

7/31/2015

$314,000

Waters Reach

19489 Waters Court 103

7/29/2015

$260,000

WEDGEWOOD ESTATES

8704 Eagle Run Drive

7/29/2015

$290,000

WEST BOCA LAKE 1

9608 S Lake Drive

7/29/2015

$225,000

WHISPER WALK PARKSHORE WIMBLEDON VILLAS OF VIA VERDE WINDSONG AT BOCA DEL MAR

8366 Springlake Drive #B

7/27/2015

$195,000

5596 Amersham Way

7/31/2015

$212,434

6314 Longboat Lane 101

7/27/2015

$100,000

WOODBRIDGE

7029 Woodbridge Circle

7/31/2015

$265,000

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Women’s Basketball Adds Gabriella Goeins for 2015-16 Season

Lynn University’s women’s basketball team continues to grow following head coach Julia Huddleston’s announcement that Gabriella Goeins will be joining the Fighting Knights for

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the upcoming season. Goeins comes to Lynn with three years of eligibility remaining after a one-year stint at Northwood University.

“We continue to build our roster with student-athletes who work hard and do so with a relentless passion,” said Huddleston. “Gabby will immediately add an incredible defender to our squad. She’s the type of player who knows how to make her opponent pay for their mistakes on the court. In addition, Gabby is a proven scorer with an aggressive mentality that our fans will love.”

She scored a season-high eight points against Florida Memorial, shooting 2-for-4 from the field and connecting on 4-of-5 shots from the free-throw line. She had 11 steals in 16 games, twice recording three steals in a game.

“I have thoroughly enjoyed getting to know Gabby throughout the recruiting process and I am excited to introduce her to our Lynn University Fighting Knights family,” added Huddleston.

A graduate of Ocseola High School in 2014, the 5-foot-6 guard committed to Northwood where she appeared in 16 games for the Seahawks as a freshman averaging 2.8 points and 1.5 rebounds in 12.3 minutes per game.

Goeins is the fifth addition to the Fighting Knights’ squad since Huddleston took over the program in June. She will join the four other newcomers and five returners from last season’s team for the 2015-16 season.

Strikers Find Rhythm, Defeat Rowdies for Coastal Cup Lead

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The Strikers last win was on July 25 versus the Rowdies in Tampa Bay when the red-and-gold spoiled Freddy Adu’s NASL debut, but since have found themselves in trouble, not being able to come out with a W all of August, but rather settling for ties after dominating most of the game to FC Edmonton and Atlanta Silverbacks.

“Most of earlier games this season were like that,” explained forward Stefano Pinho.

“We would dominate the entire game and then in the end we seemed to shut down and we would concede these silly goals that were our fault. We would essentially lose to ourselves.”

Stefano, who is on loan from Fluminense, has been one of Fort Lauderdale’s brightest spot in what has been a rocky season that began with the addition of Léo Moura back in March.

The team leader in goals, Stefano added his seventh goal to his NASL account on Saturday early in the match when the Brazilian received a ball 25 yards out from Gabriel, controlled it, turned and finished with a left-footed strike to the top left corner. The goal was number three on ESPN’s Top Plays the following day.

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knew he wouldn’t expect me to shoot that far back so I did,” said Stefano with a smile.

The Strikers were able to defeat the Rowdies at Lockhart on Saturday night in front of 5,145 fans, take the lead in the 2015 Coastal Cup, but most importantly, they got their swagger back.

“We have a different mentality now,” explained Stefano. ”We’ve put the blame of those late-game ties on us and now we are getting better as a result. We have a great team.”

“In the second half, we were the better team,” said Head Coach Günter Kronsteiner. “Now, we have to keep trying and keep working to do things better.”

The win at Lockhart is Kronsteiner’s first in his second stint as the Strikers head coach.

“Günter [Kronsteiner] has been working hard with us throughout this season,” explained Stefano. “It took a little longer to get it going than we all expected, but Günter is doing a fantastic job with the group. He came to put the house in order, we have a young team and we are continuing to get better as the season progresses, and hopefully we will make the playoffs” The Strikers currently sit in 9th place in the combined standings but are only five points back of fourth-place Tampa Bay. The Strikers continue their march to the playoffs on Sunday as they take on FC Edmonton north of the border.

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Edition 241 - 15 The Boca Raton Tribune SPORTS East/West Boca Raton, FL

FAU Football Completed Final Full Practice Before Classes Begin

Practice was delayed approximately an hour, due to weather, but the Florida Atlantic University football team scrimmaged nearly an hour, following individual drills. The scrimmage also allowed the coaches to wear headsets and work on substitutions and on their in-game communication.

“Normally this would be our last day of camp,” said Charlie Partridge, FAU’s head football coach about the last practice prior to classes beginning. “But, because we have three weeks of classes prior to the first game in some ways, we will be in a camp mentality mode next week. We will still

be evaluating some of our newcomers. We will still have some general install. We will not get started on Tulsa prep for another week and a half.

There is still some camp mentality and I think it is of benefit to us to stretch out the amount of time we have until the first game. I’m really excited after 12 practices with where we sit. There has been progress on both sides of the ball. Walking off the field today it felt like the defense was better than the offense, which was good because day-in and day-out the offense has probably won more. It was good to see the defense have a positive performance today.

We will do some walk through and install tonight and then start to back off in order get their legs back.”

Season tickets, as well as Miami single-game tickets, are on sale and can be purchased by calling 1-866-FAU-Owls or by visiting Ticketmaster.com or www.fausports. com. Less than 1,100 tickets remain for the FAU season home opener versus Miami.

All games are carried on ESPN West Palm 106.3 FM or on www.fausports.com.

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