Kenosha All Saints @Play - The Digital Magazine, Dec. 7, 2011

Issued December 7, 2011

Floored by the finished product All Saints is the proud owner of a brand new gymnasium floor pages 4-5

The basketball season is underway at All Saints! pages 6-7

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Contents Feature Story . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 Previews . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 Top Photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-13 Top Performers . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Schedules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-18 Rosters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Inside Teams . . . . . . . . . . 21-25 Sponsor Zone . . . . . . . . . . 26-48

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Getting in on the ground floor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5

With nails popping up through the floor and dead spots causing problems, it was time for a new gym floor at All Saints Catholic School. A variety of fundraising efforts made the project possible, and now the kids at the Kenosha school have a bright, shiny new gymnasium floor on which to play a variety of indoor sports.

Previewing the season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7

The 11 All Saints girls and boys basketball teams began their 2011-12 seasons at a variety of venues Dec. 3. Teams profiled in this week’s edition of All Saints Catholic School @Play are the seventh grade boys squad, the sixth grade boys White team and the fifth grade girls Red squad.

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A significant number of All Saints students are competing in basketball this school year. This week’s edition of All Saints Catholic School @Play lists fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grade girls and boys basketball players.

New fl Disposable income is a precious commodity in these challenging economic times. Charities are strapped.

Many services and businesses have disappeared. Even though people may wish to donate to a worthy cause, often times it just doesn’t fit into their tight budgets.

longest standing member, Pete Walter. The group raised more than $50,000 for gym renovations projects, which include the gym floor.

“During the last eight or nine years, we knew we had to do something about the floor,” admitted Lesnak.

Refinishing efforts stretched the life of the floor a little longer, but “We are very proud of the fact that it didn’t cost the parish a dime,” it was obvious that it was time for an overhaul. Nails began popping revealed Lesnak. “We received funding from all parts of the comup, which not only altered play but munity. It just makes you feel good was a potential danger to particiThe current financial climate pants. The west end of the floor had that something like this can come makes the story of the shining numerous dead spots. Basketball together.” new gym floor at All Saints Cathoplayers would dribble and somelic School in Kenosha even more According to church records, the astounding. It took seven years, but original floor was laid in 1954, when times the ball just would not come up properly. Unlike the old Boston the Athletic Association team, led by the new church was built. The floor Garden where funds were readily President John Lesnak, got the job was wooden, which not all grade done and a new wooden floor was schools had at the time. The floor saw available to put in new hardwood, installed just in time for the 2011-12 plenty of activity, but like any product this was a Catholic grade school in a school year. purchased in a store, or home fixture largely middle class community.

Key players include past president which receives high usage, wear and The fundraising efforts began Tom Corradini and the association’s tear began to take its toll. in earnest, with the annual PackerBear fundraiser spearheading the effort. Televisions were placed throughout the facility and tickets were sold for community members to come in and watch the game between two bitter border rivals on the gridiron.

Businesses and community members donated prizes for raffles, plus there were silent auction items which fetched a nice profit at the event.

“The money we raised from the Packer-Bear fundraiser goes right into the gym,” said Lesnak.

More than $50,000 was raised for All Saints gym renovation projects.

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Concessions from other events in the facility added to the fundraising total as

floor is a true community effort Variety of fundraisers made dream a reality well. In short, the Athletic Association created multiple streams of revenue, even though some were modest.

On June 9, the happy day arrived. The day after school ended, Jason Thomas Flooring Company began tearing out the original floor.

The company has created the floor for NCAA Final Fours, and locally installed the existing floor at Carthage College.

“I personally would like to thank all of the volunteers,” said Lesnak.

“Without their unselfish volunteerism, there is absolutely no way we could have accomplished what we have accomplished. Things like this happen at the high school and college level, but it’s very rare when

a fundraising effort like this happens at the grade school level.”

Local businesses which contributed to the effort are recognized on the gym walls.

If interested in a replica gym floor, contact Lesnak at 262-9428482.

“We felt very comfortable with them,” said Lesnak of the flooring company. “On August 1, the floor could be walked on. New carpeting on the stage and at the entrance is a part of the renovation, too.”

Adult basketball and volleyball groups, the school teams at the newly named All Saints Catholic School, and other civic events will do their thing on the new wooden floor.

Work on the new gym floor took nearly two months.

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It’s tip-off 7th Grade Boys Fans who attend All Saints seventh grade boys basketball games this winter will not be bored.

“Intensity and defense will be our strengths this season,” said coach Matt Skurski, who added that gelling as a unit will be a key to the team’s success. “We’ll work on team chemistry, being that many of the boys are playing together for the first time.”

“Rohit’s defense is getting better, as is his offensive game. If he builds his confidence up, he will be a nice addition to the team. Dario is the rock of the team, a good role player. He sets a lot of picks but is looking to score more this year. Joe is a good shooter and he hustles on defense. He has a good concept of the grand scheme we are trying to play.

“Paul is the man in the paint and he gets every rebound. He will be averaging a double-double again this year for us. Aaron did not play last year but I can see he This season’s roster includes Frank Bevic, Michael is a very steady player, follows direction nicely and has Giese, Gordon Hudson, Andrew Korando, Travis Lopour, a good attitude.”

Rohit Potineni, Dario Ruffolo, Joseph Skurski, Paul The coach said his team may not truly blossom until Swiako and Aaron Swift. the second half of the season.

“Frankie has the potential to dominate the boards “We may start out slow due to basically having a with Paul and Dario,” coach Skurski said. “If he gets aggressive and stays near the paint, he will get a lot of new team and getting a late start, but by mid-season easy points. Michael will play a lot of guard. He knows and tournament time we will be fine,” Skurski said. “We our offense and defense well and is a good shooter. He have a lot of new things to learn this year. It will just take some time until we have it all down.” needs to stay out of foul trouble.

6th Grade Boys White “Gordon is a good ball handler and will play point guard for us often. He can shoot the threes. Andrew Balance and versatility will be the keys for the All likes to shoot. I will be looking for him to start using his Saints sixth grade boys White team during the 2011-12 left hand more, season. The chaland once he lenge will be learndoes that he ing to play together will become a as a team. better offensive “We’re going to option for us. have balance offenTravis gets the sively and defenbig picture of sively, and we have our scheme. multiple players able He can handle to play different pothe ball, shoot sitions,” said head and play good coach Joe Gonzales. defense.”

“Consistent coheCoach siveness is what Skurski also we’ll be looking for had praise for since this is their others on the first year playing team. together as a team.”

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ff time at All Saints Catholic School hard-working team that is willing to implement skills that are taught, and compete at a high level,” Gonzales said.

5th Grade Girls Red Already possessing two very important components of basketball – speed and height – if the All Saints fifth grade girls Red squad is able to master the fundamentals, it could be a force with which to contend this season.

6th Grade Boys White -- huddling up

Team members include guard Lorenzo Caselena, guard Jacob Charon, forward David Davison, center Jack Grosz, center Jacob Gerovac, forward David Kollman, forward Harry Orth and guard Aaron Schlitz.

“Lorenzo Caselena has speed and the ability to play both ends of the court at high tempo,” Gonzales said. “Jacob Charon has good court vision, great ball control, speed and competitiveness; David Davison is a defensive specialist with rebounding skills; and Jack Grosz has strong offensive and defensive talent and competitiveness.”

“Jacob Gerovac is a strong rebounder with middle presence defensively, David Kollman is consistent offensively and defensively, Harry Orth has multiposition capabilities and speed, and Aaron Schlitz has ball-handling capabilities.”

“I feel our team’s strengths will be our speed and tenacious defense,” said coach Sue Backus. “We also have height underneath the basket, which will help in rebounding. I feel our team’s weakness is the lack of practice that we have had to work on the fundamentals.”

The 10 girls on the roster are center/forward Sara Backus, guard Claire Bevec, guard Tommie Capelli, guard Andrea Hubli, guard/forward Erin Loewen, guard Jordan Richards, guard Mia Ruffalo, center/forward Amanda Steele, forward Samantha Richards and forward Joelle Tarczewski.

Backus’ assistant coach is Kim DeWitt.

“Coach DeWitt and I are looking forward to seeing our team grow in both knowledge and skill of the game of basketball,” Backus said. “All of the girls are a joy to coach and we are anxious to get the season started.”

Gonzales’ assistant coaches are Joe Charon and Gregory Gerovac.

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Max Serpe All Saints 6th grade boys Red, had 7 points, 5 steals and 4 assists in a 37-28 loss to Prairie Red, Dec. 3.

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Bill Michaels, All Saints 5th grade boys White, scored 28 points in a 34-16 win over All Saints Red, Dec. 3.

Cade Rauens, All Saints 5th grade boys Red, scored 12 points in a 34-16 loss to All Saints White, Dec. 3.

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$60 for fee is $35 for members and session for members, and $15 per pass for the general public. or $108 for an eight-week FOOTBALL non-members. Sign up at orts/ www.recplexonline.com/sp Kenosha treMPer will hold patriots-basketball The Tremper football team on Oct. r its Pasta Dinner Fundraise Wisconsin Wave l club 9 at St. Mary’s Bell Hall from 12-6 The Wisconsin Wave Basketbal Raffle camp p.m. Raffle Baskets, 50/50 be held is offering a fall basketball will week, and I-Pod Touch.Raffle that will take place once a 16.

Broncos, - cycSept. that day as well. Cost is $7. s, beginning onteamwork ToP Pick @Play on Thursday 0664. to allow The focus of this camp is practic- Pleasant Prairie recPlex Pleasant Prairie young athletes to continue tal skills. The RecPlex is partnering with NFL recreoffering is Prairie Pleasant ing and learning fundamen informa- Flag to offer boys and girls ages 7the fall ational baseball leagues in play flag football in of 7-9 Camp fee is $60. For more email to 14 the chance to play begins in late for children between the ages tion or to sign-up, send an m leagues Kenosha. League and 9-13, as well as team 7-8, 9-11 coachlesnik@wavebball.co U13/14 August. Age divisions are for any current U11/12 or the n, and 12-14. For more informatio BOWLING teams. Call Kris Jensen at or visit 6739 more for call 262-925RecPlex at 262-925-6739 Kenosha 600 www.recplexonline.com Tour- Dutton information.

The annual 600 Club BowlingReese at 25 Sept. held LL be YMca will BASKETBA an nament returnedKenosha YMCA is pastBroncos, CYC This fall, thefor Surfside Lanes. All membersplay. a Football on 40 yards Frank Garcia Men’s Flag Pleasant Prairie recPlexis arenwelcome to interception offering touchdow for apresent kickoff 60 yards and Prairie RecPlex All leagues are victory. over more infor- in a 39-0 the opening mornings The Pleasant Contact victoryLaken for touchdownSunday CYC Broncos, returned a 39-0Nancy the formation touchdowns inmation to announce al in nature, providing proud with 2 more recreation , Aug. 27. at 262-651-2825 or the Redskins rushing ity and had 75 yards basketball program, the of a, new all participants with an opportun 27. Patriots. The Patri- nancy@fpswi.com Aug.Prairie on, competiti over the Redskins Pleasant for physical activity, will be DANCE ots travel basketball program socialization and fun. All leagues grades Contact offered to boys and girls in being YMca begin the week of Sept. 5.

5-11, with camps and clinicsas third For the first time this fall, the Keno- Stacy Plowman at 262-654-9622, n@kenosplowma at ballroom or offered to players as youngn, con213, ext. sha YMCA is offering all ages. shaymca.org to indicate your intergrade. For more informatio dancing for participants of n. active tact Jamie DeMatthew at om est or to seek additional informatio Senior ballroom for older jdematthew@plprairiewi.c adults will be offered on Tuesdayand GOLF mornings for $20 for members Pleasant Prairie Patriots Basket- $30 for the general public. Youth The Pleasant Prairie Patriots YMca offered l and adult ballroom will be for mem- The YMCA is currently accepting ball Club will host a Fall Basketbal golf for $35 in middle League for boys and girls season Tuesday evenings general public. registration for youth and adult Gary nal bers and $60 for the school and high school. The 15. lessons with PGA professio is Oct. begins Sept. 17 and ends www.

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TremperofVarsity For more inthew at jdematthew@plpr kenosha Introduct ory dance classes include public paying $120. n. com for more informatio formation, contact Stacy Plowman creative movement and rhythms/ or visit ay at 262-654-9622, ext. 213, t Prairie Patriots tumbling/ballet on Wednesd Pleasan separate evenings and Saturday mornings. | Issued September 1, 2011 www.kenoshaymca.org 18 | KSN@Play Digital Magazine Patriot Basketball will host and Beginning dance classes include clinics for guards, post players LACROSSE pom/ be held jazz/ballet/tap I, hip hop, and shooters. Each camp will classes of dance week ate the raPtors cheer. Intermedi once a week starting III, hip Kenosha Raptors Lacrosse Club the include jazz/ballet/tap II and on The Kenosha Sept. 5 and running through Clinic $10 per hop, and pom/cheer. Registrati will host a one-day Lacrosse end of October. The fee is weeks session or $72 for all eight

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Schedules - Girls Basketball 5th Grade White Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 St. Joseph/OLOG 11 a.m. Holy Rosary Dec. 10 St. Lucy 11 a.m. St. Joseph Dec. 17 All Saints Red 8 a.m. Holy Rosary Jan. 7 Bye Jan. 14 St. Joseph Blue 1 p.m.

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Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 St. Joseph Gold 8 a.m.

St. Mark Jan. 28 Prairie 1 p.m.

Prairie 2 Feb. 4 St. Rita 10 a.m. St. Joseph Feb. 11 John Paul II 9 a.m. John Paul II

5th Grade Red Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 St. Lucy 10 a.m.

St. Mark Dec. 10 Bye Dec. 17 All Saints White 8 a.m. Holy Rosary Jan. 7 St. Joseph Blue 8 a.m.

St. Mark Jan. 14 St. Joseph Gold 12 p.m.

St. Mark

Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 Prairie 1 p.m.

Prairie 2 Jan. 28 St. Rita 2 p.m.

Prairie 2 Feb. 4 John Paul II 12 p.m. John Paul II Feb. 11 St. Joseph/OLOG 10 a.m. St. Joseph

6th Grade Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 St. Joseph White 1 p.m. Holy Rosary Dec. 10 St. Joseph Blue 12 p.m. Holy Rosary Dec. 17 St. Lucy 10 a.m. Holy Rosary Jan. 7 St. Joseph/ 9 a.m.

St. Mark

St. Catherine Jan. 14 John Paul II 9 a.m. John Paul II

Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 St. Rita 10 a.m.

St. Mark Jan. 28 Prairie White 11 a.m.

Prairie 1 Feb. 4 Bye Feb. 11 Bye Feb. 18 Prairie Red 11 a.m.

St. Mark

7th Grade Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 Prairie 11 a.m.

Prairie 1 Dec. 10 St. Rita/ 8 a.m.

St. Rita

John Paul II Dec. 17 OLOG/ 11 a.m. Holy Rosary

St. Lucy Jan. 7 Bye Jan. 14 St. Joseph 8 a.m. Holy Rosary

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Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 Prairie 10 a.m. Holy Rosary Jan. 28 St. Rita/ 1 p.m. Holy Rosary

John Paul II Feb. 4 OLOG/ 11 a.m. St. Catherine 2

St. Lucy Feb. 11 Bye Feb. 18 St. Joseph 10 a.m. Holy Rosary

Schedules - Boys Basketball 5th Grade White Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 All Saints Red 8 a.m.

St. Mark Dec. 10 Bye Dec. 17 St. Joseph 8 a.m.

St. Mark Jan. 7 Prairie Red 9 a.m.

Prairie 2 Jan. 14 Prairie White 10 a.m.

Prairie 2

Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 St. Rita 9 a.m.

St. Mark Jan. 28 John Paul II 2 p.m.

St. Mark Feb. 4 St. Joseph Racine 2 p.m. St. Joseph Feb. 11 St. Lucy 12 p.m. St. Joseph

5th Grade Red Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 All Saints White 8 a.m.

St. Mark Dec. 10 St. Joseph 8 a.m. Holy Rosary Dec. 17 Prairie Red 9 a.m.

St. Mark Jan. 7 Prairie White 12 p.m.

Prairie 1 Jan. 14 St. Rita 9 a.m.

St. Rita

Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 John Paul II 2 p.m. John Paul II Jan. 28 St. Joseph Racine 9 a.m.

St. Mark Feb. 4 St. Lucy 11 a.m. St. Joseph Feb. 11 Bye

6th Grade Red Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 Prairie Red 9 a.m.

Prairie 1 Dec. 10 St. Joseph Gold 10 a.m. Holy Rosary Dec. 17 St. Lucy Green 10 a.m.

St. Mark Jan. 7 Prairie White 11 a.m.

Prairie 1 Jan. 14 St. Lucy White 10 a.m.

St. Mark

Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 St. Joseph Blue 11 a.m.

St. Mark Jan. 28 St. Joseph Racine 12 p.m.

Prairie 2 Feb. 4 St. Rita 10 a.m. John Paul II Feb. 11 St. Catherine 11 a.m. St. Catherine 2 Feb. 18 John Paul II 9 a.m. John Paul II

6th Grade Gray Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 St. Rita 9 a.m.

St. Rita Dec. 10 Bye Dec. 17 John Paul II 9 a.m. John Paul II Jan. 7 All Saints White 11 a.m.

St. Mark Jan. 14 St. Catherine 11 a.m.

St. Mark

Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 Prairie Red 11 a.m.

Prairie 1 Jan. 28 Prairie White 11 a.m.

Prairie 2 Feb. 4 St. Joseph Blue 9 a.m.

St. Mark Feb. 11 St. Joseph Blue 10 a.m. St. Catherine 2 Feb. 18 St. Joseph Racine 10 a.m.

St. Mark

6th Grade White Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 John Paul II 12 p.m. St. Mark Dec. 10 St. Rita 9 a.m.

St. Rita Dec. 17 St. Catherine 12 p.m.

St. Mark Jan. 7 All Saints Gray 11 a.m.

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Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 Prairie White 11 a.m.

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Schedules - Boys Basketball 7th Grade Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 St. Joseph Racine 9 a.m. Holy Rosary Dec. 10 Prairie 11 a.m.

Prairie 2 Dec. 17 St. Joseph Gold 1 p.m. Holy Rosary Jan. 7 John Paul II 8 a.m. John Paul II Jan. 14 St. Catherine 11 a.m. Holy Rosary

Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 St. Rita 9 a.m. Holy Rosary Jan. 28 St. Joseph Blue 2 p.m. Holy Rosary Feb. 4 St. Joseph White 8 a.m.

St. Mark Feb. 11 St. Lucy 8 a.m. St. Catherine 2

8th Grade Date Opponent Time Location Dec. 3 St. Rita White 10 a.m. St. Catherine 2 Dec. 10 St. Joseph Gold 9 a.m. St. Catherine 2 Dec. 17 Prairie 9 a.m. St. Catherine 2 Jan. 7 OLOG/ 11 a.m. Holy Rosary

St. Catherine Jan. 14 John Paul II 10 a.m. St. Catherine 1

Date Opponent Time Location Jan. 21 St. Rita Blue 11 a.m. Holy Rosary Jan. 28 St. Joseph Blue 10 a.m. Holy Rosary Feb. 4 Bye Feb. 11 St. Lucy 10 a.m. St. Catherine 1 Feb. 18 St. Joseph Racine 9 a.m. Holy Rosary

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boys country camp for high school will For discipline from $30 to $120. r and girls July 24-28. The camp l more information on summe LACROSSE be held on the Wayne E. Dannehand Course arts, visit y Countr martial Cross l Nationa Suzy ymca.org.

Kenosha RaptoRs will include appearances from sponsor www.kenosha o The Kenosha Raptors will Boys & SUBMIT OR VIEW MORE Favor Hamilton and Edward OUTDOORS a lacrosse camp at the new 25Torres. For more information, 5Girls Club of Kenosha on July 4-8 262-59 at end en VanDen BowM ha contact Kenos 28. The camp for kids in gradesfor annual 2405 or vandenen@uwp.edu. the hosting are n Bowme and The will be from 10 a.m.-noon Sign 3-D Shoot and Pig Roast on June YMCa high schoolers from 1-3 p.m.

Shooting runs from 8 a.m.-5 Run and $20 The 34th Firecracker 10K up in person by July 25 for more 18-19.Saturday and 8 a.m.-3 p.m.

5K run/walk will begin at Library ($10 for club members). For m at p.m. . Fees are $12 for Sunday Park on July 2 at 8 a.m. The is $18 information, call Rob Wikstro memfor $10 and mbers event non-me registration fee for the g 262-770-2041. rd. bers with kids under 12 shootin before June 29 and $25 afterwa rd dash free. An entire pig will be roasted MARTIAL ARTS There is also a kids 200-ya tion, y. for all to enjoy on Saturda at the event. For more informa YMCa at offering RUNNING visit the YMCA website The Kenosha YMCA is now , enosha n ymca.org.

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5th Grade Girls White Heidi Korando Olivia Wendorf Jasmine Banuelos Katie Bulger Kari D’Amore Eleanor Drosen Mikayla Feest Emma Herrick Ella Malecki Abby Otter Megan Setter Coaches John Setter Mark Malecki

5th Grade Boys White John Belotti Luca Casalena Nicholas Frank Murphy Kinsella Zachary Kozmer Lewis Lindquist William Michel

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5th Grade Boys Red Caden Chiappetta Franco Covelli Benjamin Haigh Tristen Jurk Angel Martinez Asa Preston Cade Rauen Todd Thurber Coaches Lisa Chiappetta Lenny Rauens

6th Grade Girls Julia Balli Emily Bible Natalie Cairo Nikole Dennis Stephanie Dopuch Rachel Drosen Lydia Malecki Katie Neu Lindsey Neu Megan Roffers Caitlyn Romanski Hannah Rozinski Claire Schendl Collette Semenas Morgan Studrawa Coach Andy Dopuch

6th Grade Boys White Lorenzo Casalena Jacob Charon

Serafino Covelli David Davison Jacob Gerovac Jack Grosz David Kollman Harriy Orth Aaron Schlitz

Christine Schmidbauer Alegra Schwalbe Anne Sheard McKenna Thiene Ally Tiahnybok Grace Wavro Heidi Wertler

Coaches Joe Charon Joel Gonzales

Coach Jim Wavro

6th Grade Boys Red

7th Grade Boys

Frank Bevec Michael Giese Gordon Hudson Jr. Andy Korando Karl Langenstroer Travis Lopour Rohit Potineni Dario Ruffolo Paul Shwaiko Coach Joseph Skurski Karry Hill Jesse Spitzer 6th Grade Boys Gray Aaron Swift Jacob Yule James Althoff Michael Craft Matthew Craft Justin Hill Michael Kok Carson Pond Maxim Serpe Nathan Stine Drew Studrawa

Wyatt Graczkowski Tyler Kawka Ronan McKeon Aaron McNair Christian Pelt Jesus-Ubaldo Quevedo Philip Shwaiko Coach Courtney Gotz

7th Grade Girls Grace Lynch Samantha Manis Ireen Mbekeani Renata Orth Madison Raith

Coach Matt Shurski

8th Grade Boys Ronald Althoff Joshua Baars Ryan Baars Jacob Cairo Ryan Jenewein Eddie Korando Ryan Landgraf Alexander Scalzo Austin Sternbach Theodore Yeugelowitz Coach Bryan Baars

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5th grade White handles Red The fifth grade Red and White boys basketball teams faced each other for the first game of the 2011-12 season Dec. 3.

The in-house clash went in favor of All Saints White, 3415. The White team led by only two points at the end of the first quarter before pulling away. The game was contested at St. Mark’s.

Fast break time for White

The Red and White teams mix it up at St. Mark’s Dec. 3.

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Bill Michaels of the 5th grade boys White team scored more points than the entire Red squad by putting 28 points in the scorebook Dec. 3. Cade Rauens tallied 12 points for the Red team.

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All Saints 6th grade boys Gray slips to St. Rita, 24-15 The All Saints Catholic School 6th grade boys Gray team lost its opening game of the season on Dec. 3 to St. Rita by a score of 24-15.

The Cardinals started the game hot, jumping out to an early 9-5 lead, but St. Rita had a strong second half to rally and beat the Cardinals by a final score of 24-15. The Gray Cardinals have a bye this weekend and will be in action next on Dec. 17 at John Paul II Academy at 9 a.m.

The All Saints 6th grade boys Gray team gets set up for the opening tip against St. Rita.

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Gray regroups during a timeout.

James Altoff brings the ball up the court.

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All Saints 6th grade boys Red runs out of steam versus Prairie Red After holding a first-quarter lead and staying close for much of the game, the All Saints 6th grade boys Red team dropped a 37-28 decision to Prairie Red Dec. 3. Prairie used a high-powered fast break to secure most of its points and captured many second-chance points on offensive rebounds.

Looking ahead, All Saints 6th grade Red will use practice time to improve on getting back on defense to prevent easy fast breaks, defensive rebounding to reduce second-chance points and finishing off layups when easy baskets are available.

Drew Strdrawa on defense

Coach Karry delivering instructions at halftime

TOP PERFORMERS

Carson Pond had 5 points and 4 rebounds. Drew Studrawa had 5 points and 3 boards. Justin Hill had 4 points with 2 field goals. Matthew Craft dished out 3 assists. Max Serpe contributed 7 points, 5 steals and 4 assists. Michael Craft scored 4 points.

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Carson Pond at the line

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All Saints 5th grade girls Red bows to St. Lucy Gold The All Saints 5th grade girls Red team put up a strong fight in its first game of the season, but dropped a heartbreaker, 10-8, to St. Lucy Gold Dec. 3.

Andrea Hubli and Tommie Capelli hustled the ball down court to make the plays, while Sara Backus and Joelle Tarczewski did a great job rebounding. Working out those first game jitters, the girls plan to bring a win home for their next game. The girls will be back on the court Dec. 17 against All Saints White.

Everybody’s ready for a rebound, but there’s none to be had.

TOP PERFORMERS

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Andrea Hubli, Tammie Capelli, Sara Backus and Joelle Tarczewski all produced solid games for All Saints Red Dec. 3.

Should I shoot or should I pass?

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