Cecil County Sports Weekly Vol 3 Issue 19

CECIL COUNTY SPORTS WEEKLY

VOLUME 3 ISSUE 19

May 24, 2023

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ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

GUILD MORTGAGE MALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: GUILD MORTGAGE FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK:

ROCKY RAMSLAND

PERRYVILLE PANTHERS

Rocky Ramsland is going for multiple state titles this week as he will be playing in the State Championship game for the Boy Lacrosse Title on Tuesday then on Thursday and Saturday he will be competing in the Long Jump and 100 Meters Race for a Track and Field Championship.

JAYDEN SIMPKINS

RISING SUN TIGERS SOFTBALL

Jayden hit a Grand Slam in the State Quarterfinals on Saturday helping secure a trip back to the State Semifinals for the Lady Tigers Softball Team.

The Tigers defeated the North Caroline Bulldogs 11-1

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CHARLESTOWN - On Saturday, May 20th, Jr Bass

Legends hosted the 2nd of 3 Jr/High School Open tournaments out of Charlestown, MD. 10 teams from MD, PA and Potomac were competing for gift cards, prizes and the 1st place grand prize donated from captain Tony Osborne, entry into Susquehanna Fishing Tackle's big event of the year, Summer Slam on Sunday, May 21st to complete against the best sticks on the bay.

Two teams brought in a limit of 5 bass but nearly all teams brought fish to the scale.

Results:

Big Bass of the tournament was brought in by Jerry Hodge weighing 5.08 lbs. Jerry received a $25 gift card from Susquehanna Fishing Tackle and a Shimano SLX fishing pole donated by Tony Osborne

1st Place Caleb Lee Greenleaf and Joey Booker

with 13.04 lbs. $50 gift card each to Susquehanna Fishing Tackle and entry to Summer Slam courtesy of Tony Osborne.

2nd Place Liam Eichinger and Chas Paolino with 12.27 lbs. $30 gift card each to Susquehanna Fishing Tackle

3rd Place Cason Eckardt and Brady Hendrickson with 11.50 lbs. $20 gift card each to Susquehanna Fishing Tackle

4th Place Trey Richardson and Reid Luckett with 10.37 lbs.

5th Place Blake Sulock and Brody Rund with 7.98 lbs.

6th Place Jerry Hodge and Christopher Nolte with 7.30 lbs.

7th Place Brian Wendler and Mason Newton with 6.28 lbs.

8th Place William Clark and JB Lightner with 1.85 lbs.

Special thanks to the Town of Charlestown for allowing us to put this event

on for our youth and to the Wellwood for allowing our captains to park their trucks and trailers at their lot for this event.

Special Thanks to our sponsors Susquehanna Fishing Tackle, Tej Tejmohan Sawhney Designs & Lurecraft, S&S Custom Jigs, Bagley Baits, EP Lures, Top Notch Moving and Storage, Dream Weaver Custom Rods, Sick Custom Baits, Duckett Fishing and many more.

First Place: Caleb Lee Greenleaf and Joey Booker

Second Place: Liam Eichinger and Chas Paolino

Third Place: Cason Eckardt and Brady Hendrickson

Fourth Place: Trey Richardson and Reid Luckett

Fifth Place: Blake Sulock and Brody Rund

Sixth Place: Jerry Hodge and Christopher Nolte

Seventh Place: Brian Wendler and Mason Newton

Eighth Place: William Clark and JB Lightner Jerry Hodge caught the Biggest Bass weighing 5.08lbs.

Cecil Anglers compete in JR Bass Legends Tournament at Charlestown

FLASHBACK

By Mick Harper

1. Name the artist who wrote and released “Buffalo Stance.”

2. What was the first chart-topper released by The Tokens?

3. Name the Motown group that released “Heat Wave.”

4. Where did UB40 get its name?

5. Name the song that contains these lyrics: “Do my dreaming and my scheming, Lie awake and pray.”

Answers

1. Neneh Cherry, in 1988. A “buffalo stance” is an attitude about survival in inner cities, specifically written about the models, musicians and photographers in the Buffalo fashion house in London.

2. “The Lion Sleeps Tonight,” in 1961. The song was first written in Zulu in 1939 and is alternately called “Wimoweh” and “Mbube.”

3. Martha and the Vandellas, in 1963. The song has been widely used in films, including “Carrie,” “Sister Act” and the sequel “More American Graffiti.”

4. The UB40 is a welfare form in the U.K. for claiming benefits. All the band members were unemployed when they formed the group.

5. “In My Room,” by the Beach Boys, in 1963. The song made it to Rolling Stone’s list of 500 greatest songs, and it’s been covered by numerous artists. The 30-year box set contains a slightly earlier version than the one that was officially released.

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SCENES FROM CHERRY HILL vs NORTH EAST MIDDLE SCHOOL FIELD HOCKEY

Photos by Jacki Taylor

Simpkins hits Grand Slam as the Lady Tigers return to State SemiFinals

CALVERT - The Rising Sun Lady Tigers put up eight runs in the fifth inning on their way to an 11-1 victory over the North Caroline Bulldogs on Saturday in the MPSSAA State Quarterfinals. Cadence Williams, Faith McCullough, Jayden Simpkins, Josalyn McMillan, and McCullough all contributed in the big inning with RBIs.

Rising Sun got things started in the first inning. Williams grounded out, scoring one run.

The Lady Tigers were leading 3-1 in the bottom of the fifth inning when they put up eight runs to end the game. The Rising Sun big bats were led by Williams, McCullough, Simpkins, McMillan, and McCullough, all driving in runs in the frame.

McCullough was on the rubber for Rising Sun. The hurler surrendered one run

on four hits over four innings, striking out two.

Emma Beales was in the circle for North Caroline. The righty allowed nine hits and six runs over four innings, striking out one and walking one. Taylor Dawkins threw one-third of an inning in relief out of the bullpen.

The Lady Tigers launched one home run on the day. The score was 5-1 with the bases loaded when Simpkins put one over the fence in the fifth inning for a Grand Slam.

Rising Sun scattered 14 hits in the game. McCullough, Jordan Lynch, Kelsey Barks, and McMillan all had multiple hits for the Tigers. Lynch and McCullough each collected three hits to lead Rising Sun.

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Sports Quiz

By Ryan A. Berenz

1. Name the U.S. swimmer who won gold medals in the men’s 800-meter and 1,500-meter freestyle events at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics.

2. Lost, Firewire, Rusty and Pyzel are among the leading manufacturers of equipment for what sport?

3. What national team has dominated the IKF World Korfball Championship, winning 10 of the first 11 titles dating back to 1978?

4. What golf course, located in Chaska, Minnesota, hosted the PGA Championship (2002, 2009) and the 2016 Ryder Cup?

5. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson starred in what HBO sports dramedy that ran for five seasons from 2015-19?

6. What nickname is given to the last player selected in the final round of each NFL Draft?

7. Aviva Stadium, built on the site of the former Lansdowne Road Stadium, is a soccer and rugby facility located in what city?

Answers

1. Robert Finke.

2. Surfing.

3. The Netherlands.

4. Hazeltine National Golf Club.

5. “Ballers.”

6. Mr. Irrelevant.

7. Dublin, Ireland.

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STRANGE BUT TRUE

By Lucie Winborne

* At just 15 years old, actor Sylvester Stallone’s classmates voted him “most likely to end up in the electric chair.”

* One day in 1930, the BBC announced on air that “there is no news,” and played piano music.

* Fulmars, a type of seabird, vomit putrid fishy oil on predatory birds in self-defense, which not only smells awful but is lethal to the attackers, as it permanently glues their feathers together.

* If viewed from space or a high altitude, the sun appears to be white.

* Larry Lemieux, a Canadian sailor at the 1988 Olympics, was about to win a silver medal when he abandoned the race to save two other competitors whose boat had capsized. While he lost the silver medal, he was given the Pierre de Coubertin medal for sportsmanship.

* A hydrangea flower’s color is determined by the relative acidity of the soil in which it’s grown: Acidic soil will produce a blue flower, while alkaline soil will yield a pink blossom.

* The Sami people of Northern Finland have a unit of measurement called the “poronkusema”-- the distance a reindeer can walk before it needs to urinate.

* Had a solar eruption happened nine days earlier than it did in 2012, the Earth would have been hit by a massive solar storm that would likely have caused major X-ray and UV radiation and power failure over the planet. It also would likely have cost trillions of dollars and taken four to10 years to recover from. Timing really is everything!

* The hotel that inspired Stephen King to write “The Shining” plays the Stanley Kubrick film of the same name on a continuous loop on channel 42 for guests.

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CECIL COUNTY PARKS & REC CALENDAR

Club Extreme

Get into the Club - Club Extreme will include such daily activities as Nerf wars, kickball, wiffle ball, dodgeball, obstacle courses, water play with a giant water slide and various sports. Best suited for the more active and competitive types. Club dates are August 7-11, daily from 9 am - 3 pm at the Cecil County Community Center, 17 Wilson Road in Rising Sun. Children must bring a lunch. All activities will follow recommended state Covid protocols at time/ date of Club

Registration is open to children 6-12 years old and there is a Club Fee of $125.00.

Soccer Camp Session 1

Soccer Camp at the Rising Sun Community Center with instructor Terry Tallman will run 9am to 12pm from June 19th to June 23rd focusing on skills, drills, and some fun along the way!

This camp is $100 for the week, which includes equipment and a tshirt.

Tennis Camp Session 1

Tennis Camp will teach tennis skills and techniques to help kids learn the game, as well as some break time antics to cool off and have fun like taking a ride on a 75 foot slip and slide!

Some loaner equipment is available, but campers are encouraged to bring their own if they have it.

Camp will be held July 17 - 21, from 9 am -12 pm at the tennis courts behind the Rising Sun Community Center.

The fee for the week long camp is $100, which includes a tshirt.

Track and Field Camp (Grades 6-8)

Come join us this summer for our Summer Track and Field Program. Camp begins June 22nd and runs through July 27th. This six week program is designed for beginner runners who want to learn something new and be active. The Track and Field program will be held on Thursdays for six weeks, meeting at the track at Perryville High School. Running heats, sprints, distance, long jump, softball throw and relays are some of the events focused on during the summer.

Time 7:30 - 8:30pm

Cost of the program is $45.

Meet will be held on last day of camp, July 29.

Track and Field Camp (K-5)

Come join us this summer for our Summer Track and Field Program. The program begins June 22nd and runs through July 27th. This six week program is designed for beginner runners who want to learn something new and be active. The Track and Field program will be held on Thursdays for six weeks, meeting at the track at Perryville High School. Running heats, sprints, distance, long jump, softball throw and relays are some of the events focused on during the summer.

Time 6:30 - 7:30pm

Cost of the camp is $45.

Meet will be held on, July 27 at the final practice.

Track and Field Pole Vault Clinic

Come participate in Cecil County’s pole vault clinic. These are learn-by-doing, interactive sessions for beginners through advanced vaulters that will build on each other every week. Participants will learn and improve proper technique, drills, and basic fundamentals to broaden knowledge and understanding of the pole vault all with safety as the number one priority. Athletes are encouraged to video themselves drilling and vaulting for analysis and feedback.

The clinic will be held at Perryville High School on Thursday nights from 6pm - 8pm and will last for six weeks, July 6- August 10. Cost of the clinic is $120. We have poles, but you can bring your own if you have one.

Velocity XPress Kickstart

Want to start your child in track & field but unsure if they’ll like it?

Then Kickstart is for you! VX Kickstart is an introductory sub-program of Velocity Xpress Track Club, designed to introduce track and field to children ages 10 and under. This six-week developmental program for track and field first-timers will introduce athletes to Track & Field by developing coordination and helping athletes recognize their strengths to prepare them for the AAU/ USATF travel team, Registration cost is $30.

Velocity Xpress Track Club Kickstart practices start on May 22, 2023 on Mondays and Wednesdays and Fridays with the travel team at 5:30pm to 7pm. Meets are Wednesday evenings starting in June.

Team uniform running top or team t-shirt purchase is required and not included in registration. Check out our website for more info: www.velocityxtc.org.

Velocity XPress Track Club

Velocity Xpress is a developmental track and field travel team for youth 5-18 years of age. This program is designed to teach the fundamental concepts of running and field events to enhance the overall athletic performance. Velocity Xpress will teach and equip athletes with power, endurance, speed, and coordination while promoting character and integrity. Registration includes USATF & AAU membership - it does not include uniforms or meet fees.

Team uniform running top and shorts purchases are required at minimum and are the responsibility of parents/guardians. Most meets are held on Saturdays and/or Sundays. Check out our website for more info: www.velocityxtc.org.

Uniforms: https://trackbarn.com/collections/velocity-express

Practices will be held at the Elkton High School track Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays from 5:30pm to 7pm from April 3rd - mid July.

Cost of the program is $65. After May 2nd, the cost will rise to $75.

Volleyball Camp Session 1

Volleyball Camp will focus on teaching and developing fundamentals to children ages 8-14, and will include some breaks in the action to cool off and enjoy the sun, like taking a ride on a 75 foot slip and slide!

The camp will run from 9 am - 12 pm every day from July 10thJuly 14th.

Campers will practice and learn the basics of the game of volleyball to introduce them to the sport in a fun and safe environment.

The camp will be held at the Rising Sun Community Center Park, drop off will be by the tennis courts. Cost of the camp is $100, which includes a t-shirt.

Arts and Crafts Camp

A 5 day program full of fun activities and crafts for your child to get creative and think up innovative designs. Each day we will bring a new theme to keep your child engaged within an enjoyable environment.

Camp will be located at the community center - 17 Wilson Road, Rising Sun from 9:00am - 12:00pm. Beginning June 26th through June 30th.

Ages: 5-9

Cost: $75

Calvert Soccer Camp

A fun, activity filled camp where children can learn the basics of soccer, and how to play the game. Each day will be focused on a new topic through offense and defense so beginners can be introduced to the game or advance the skills of already introduced players. It will be a new, exciting, and a great environment for kids to learn.

This camp will be at Calvert park turf from 9:00 - 12:00pm from July 31st to August 4th.

Ages: 5-10

Cost: $75

Calvert Girls LAX Camp

Girls Lacrosse Camp for all skill levels, improving stick work and learning the game of lacrosse.

This camp will be at Calvert park turf from 9:00 - 12:00pm from July 17th to July 21st.

Grades: 1-8

Cost: $75

Cecil Arena Cheer Camp

Participants will spend a week together to create a routine to showcase on the last day. The routine will consist of basic cheer elements; dance, cheer, jumps, and basic stunts and tumbling. It’s a good time to perfect the basics and show off skills. This camp is open for all levels.

Participants should wear comfortable athletic clothes; shorts, t-shirts, tank tops. No jeans or jewelry.

Camp will take place at the Cecil Arena July 24-28th from 9 a.m.12 p.m.

Cost: $75

Ages: 5-10

Multi-Sports and Activity Camp

CCPR Multi Sports Activity Camp. The sun will be shining and the fun never ends! Our camp is designed to keep kids active, engaged, and entertained with a wide range of activities, including dodgeball, tag, soccer, and basketball.

In our dodgeball games, campers will get to show off their throwing and dodging skills as they try to eliminate their opponents. They’ll have a blast strategizing with their teammates and ducking and weaving to avoid getting hit by the ball in 3 different modified games as well as regular dodgeball. These games are supervised by Dillon and will be a lot of fun.

Our tag games will have campers running, jumping, and crawling as they try to avoid being “it.” They’ll have to use their speed, agility, and quick reflexes to stay ahead of their pursuers and make it to the safety zone. Ben is the camp leader running the tag activities.

Camp location will be at Calvert park from 9:00am - 12:00pm and begins on June 19th through June 23rd.

Cost of the program is $75.

Ages: 6-12

Cecil Arena Cheer Camp

Participants will spend a week together to create a routine to showcase on the last day. The routine will consist of basic cheer elements; dance, cheer, jumps, and basic stunts and tumbling. It’s a good time to perfect the basics and show off skills. This camp is open for all levels.

Participants should wear comfortable athletic clothes; shorts, t-shirts, tank tops. No jeans or jewelry.

Camp will take place at the Cecil Arena July 24-28th from 9 a.m.12 p.m.

Cost: $75

Ages: 5-10

Photography Camp

This camp will provide multiple factors within photography for children to learn and enjoy. The camp will look at different effects the children can have on photographs. Pictures will be taken inside and out and will consider lighting, angles, distance and actions.

Camp will be located at the Cecil Arena 2706 North East Road, North east. 9:00am - 12:00pm. Beginning June 19th through June 23rd.

Cost: $75

Ages: 5-9

Music Camp

Each weekday, we will take a look at 2 pieces of music. These two pieces will fit the level of ability of the participants. Each day we will learn to perfect the pieces and then on Friday, we will showcase these pieces to the parents of participants.

Camp will be held at the Cecil Arena from August 7th-11th. *Please bring your instrument to work on your skills.

Cost: $75

Grades: 4-8

Sights From 148th Preakness Weekend At Pimlico

By Scott Serio

It was only a few years ago the prospect of Pimlico being razed and either rebuilt or flat out shuttered was a distinct possibility, but this year’s 148th running of the Preakness Stakes came with the new hope that a new wave of refurbishment might breathe new life into the historic structure that saw its first horse race in 1870.

This year’s edition arrived with growing excitement for another Triple Crown contender in Mage and the seal of approval from 1/ST Racing CEO Aidan Butler that the preferred course of action moving forward was to make Old Hilltop the predominant year-round racing facility, with an uncertain future for Laurel Park Racecourse.

While the Triple Crown buzz ended with Mage’s third-place finish Saturday, many of the 65,000 fans who attended the weekend’s festivities held on through a late afternoon downpour. The storm arrived shortly after National Treasure’s win, but the music lovers remained to enjoy the Bruno Mars concert that capped events at the track in the Park Heights section of Baltimore.

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1A/2A TRACK & FIELD REGIONAL FINALS

2A Boys Qualifiers

Senior Isaiah Huffstutler of Elkton placed fourth in the 100m dash, with a 11.33.

Junior Matthew McKay of Rising Sun earned second in the 1600 (4:33.77). Senior John Ferry of Rising Sun also qualified in the 1600, earning fourth (4:40.55).

John Ferry of Rising Sun earned second in the 3200 (10:04.1). Junior Daniel Katz of North East earned seventh (10:22.13), also qualifying.

Elkton’s 4x100 of Solomon Pope, Isaiah Huffstutler, Allan Tate, and Joshua Brill took first in the region (43.78).

Senior Jaden Nichols of Elkton took third in shot put (46’ 6). His teammate, senior Zyan Williams took fifth (44’ 8.5), also qualifying.

Garrett Rees, Rising Sun junior, earned third in discus (128’ 5). North East junior Jacob Blankenship took fourth (126’ 11) and Rising Sun sophomore MJ Brusio earned fifth (125’ 0), both qualifying as well.

Elkton sophomore Jared Addams took first in high jump, clearing 6’ 0. Rising Sun sophomore Jake Edwards took second, clearing 5’ 10.

Rising Sun junior Travis Bare qualified in the long jump, jumping 20’ 7 into second place.

Junior Mekhi Lockhart of Elkton triple jumped 41’ 10.25 into second place.

Junior Rian Krasman of North East qualified in pole vault, clearing 10’ 9.

2A Girls Qualifiers

Sophomore Sage North of Elkton qualified in the 200, running a 26.9, earning third place. She also qualified in the 100m hurdles, earning sixth place (16.73).

Sophomore Leanna Rodgers of North East finished third in the 800 (2:22.8), third in the 1600 (5:16.07), and second in the 3200 (11:10.41). She qualified in all three events and set new school record in the 3200.

Rising Sun senior Anna Callaghan earned fourth in the 800 (2:24.27).

Sophomore Katie Callaghan of Rising Sun earned fifth place in the 100m hurdles (16.6), third in the 300m hurdles (47.43), and third in triple jump (34’ 0.75). She set a new school record in the 300m hurdles.

Sophomore Madi Cleary of Rising Sun earned fifth in the 300 hurdles (48.81). She also earned fifth in triple jump (33’ 0.5).

Elkton’s 4x100 relay of Shadai Givens, Myracle Miles,

MyAven Ewing, and Sage North finished fourth (51.9).

Rising Sun’s 4x400 relay of Anna Callaghan, Amanda Callaghan, Caroline Mercer, and Katie Callaghan finished second running a 4:10.44, setting a new school record.

Rising Sun’s 4x800 of Anna Callaghan, Isabelle Griffith, Katelyn Lacey, and Amanda Callaghan finished second running a 10:17.04.

Junior Caroline Mercer of Rising Sun finished first in shot put (33’ 9.5) and discus (121’ 8) setting a new school record in the discus.

Sophomore Haille Dry of North East finished third in discus (98’ 3), and junior Sophia Amoretti of Rising Sun earned eighth (89’ 11).

Senior Brin Khanjar of North East earned second in high jump, clearing 5’ 2.

1A Boys Qualifiers

Perryville senior Rocky Ramsland finished seventh in the 100, running an 11.56. His teammate, junior Sean Beard ran a 11.58, qualifying in the same event.

Sophomore Brady Martin of Perryville ran a 2:04.66 in the 800 meters, earning third place.

Juniors Ethan Dell and John Conley of Bo Manor each qualified in the 3200, with Dell earning third (10:31.17), and Conley earning fourth (10:40.01).

Three Cecil boys qualified in the 100 hurdles. Ty Stiffler,

a Perryville senior, finished fifth with a 16.11. Sophomore

Dain Lenz of Bo Manor earned sixth with a time of 16.41. Sophomore Deyshawn Henderson of Perryville earned ninth running a 16.83.

Dain Lenz earned fourth in 300 hurdles (42.41).

Perryville’s 4x200 of Evan Beynon, Owen Kilduff, Sean Beard, and Zach Ayers ran a 1:33.55, finishing fourth.

Bo Manor’s 4x400 of Angel Granado, D’mari King, Dain Lenz and Andrew Lenz earned second place (3:39.35).

Both Bo Manor and Perryville’s boy’s 4x800 qualified. Perryville’s team of Brady Martin, Anthony Tomphson, Rowan Gatch, and Michael Young won first with a 9:02.12. Bo Manor’s team of John Conley, Ethan Dell, Mason Darsney, and Jacob Seiple finished fifth with a 9:05.82.

Sydney Phillips, Perryville senior, earned first in shot put with a throw of 48’ 7. His teammate Cy McCall finished second with a throw of 44’ 0.5.

Perryville junior Thomas Kilby earned third (127’ 5) in discus. Sophomore Andrew Lenz of Bo Manor took fourth (115’).

Senior Owen Fabian of Bo Manor qualified in the pole vault, clearing 10’ 1 in fourth.

Rocky Ramsland earned first in long jump, jumping 20’ 8.25. Andrew Lenz earned seventh, jumping 19’ 4.25. Deyshawn Henderson jumped 41’ 1.75 into second place.

1A Girls Qualifiers

Colleen Nelson, a Bo Manor senior in the 400m finished second, running 1:03:27.

Katherine Scott (5:29.17) and Skylar Pizzulli each qualified in the 1600 and 3200. Scott ran a 5:29.17 in 1600 finishing first and a 11:50.15 in the 3200, finishing second. Skylar Pizzulli finished in 4th place in a time of 5:40.01 in the 1600, and a time of 12:07.84 in the 3200, finishing third.

Abigail Barker, a sophomore at Bo Manor, ran a 18.06 in the 100m hurdles and finished third.

Jaelyn Strand of Perryville placed 3rd in the 300m hurdles with a time of 53.41.

Bo Manor’s 4x200 of Erika Clarke, Colleen Nelson, Briana Poullard, and Paige Racine ran a time of 1:52.48, finishing second.

Bo Manor’s 4x400 of Erika Clarke, Colleen Nelson, Briana Poullard, and Paige Racine ran a time of 4:15.86, finishing first and breaking a school record.

Bo Manor’s 4x800 of Katherine Scott, Skylar Pizzulli, Colleen Nelson, and Paige Racine ran a time of 10:27.97, coming in first place.

Raegan Lenz came second in Discus, throwing 104’ 1.

In the pole vault, Sophomore Addison Bott of Bo Manor jumped 7’ 3. Perryville’s Colbie Rondone and Zoe Zimmerman each cleared 6’ 9, finishing fourth.

Junior Briana Poullard of Bo Manor jumped 15’ 5 in the long jump, earning third.

In the triple jump, Briana Poullard (33’6.5”) and Erika Clarke (31’5.75”) earned second and fifth, respectively.

MOMENTS IN TIME

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* On June 6, 1884, philanthropist and businessman George Williams co-founded the Young Mens Christian Association, or YMCA, with the aim of creating a supportive community for men like himself to address societal challenges.

* On June 9, 1902, Woodrow Wilson was elected president of Princeton University, holding the office until resigning in 1910 to run for governor of New Jersey. Wilson had graduated from the university in 1879 before studying law at the University of Virginia, then earning a Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins University. He remains the sole U.S. president to have received a doctoral degree.

* On June 7, 1939, George VI and Elizabeth I became the first king and queen of Great Britain to travel to the United States, where they met with President Franklin D. Roosevelt at his invitation. In a letter to her mother-in-law, Queen Elizabeth described the Roosevelts as “such a charming and united family and living so like English people when they come to their country house.”

* On June 11, 1963, Alabama governor George Wallace stood in front of the Foster Auditorium at the University of Alabama and refused entry to two African American students, resulting in the issue of Executive Order 11111 by President John F. Kennedy. The order brought in the National Guard, forcing Wallace to step aside.

* On June 5, 1981, a weekly Morbidity and Mortality Report published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention noted five cases of a rare form of pneumonia in Los Angeles. Later, they would be recognized as the first incidences of the AIDS virus.

* On June 10, 2003, the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation in Dearborn, Michigan, opened Mrs. Fisher’s Southern Cooking restaurant in honor of Abby Fisher, who journeyed from enslaved plantation cook to upscale caterer and cookbook author after migrating west to California. “What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking, Soups, Pickles, Preserves, Etc.” is the oldest known cookbook by a formerly enslaved person.

* On June 9, 2020, Dr. Kathy Sullivan became the first woman to reach the deepest part of the ocean, the Mariana Trench (36,201 feet). Sullivan had earlier achieved notoriety by becoming the first American woman to complete a spacewalk, in 1984.

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