Although the 1988 Summer Olympics are a long way
off, Pennsylvania athletes can now register for
regional competition for the 1985 Keystone State
Games.
The Keystone State Games, now in its fourth year
and scheduled for Aug. 9 through. 11 at Penn State
. University, University Park, has been billed as the
. state’s annual sports festival.
. The Keystone State Games do not yet rival the Pan
American Games held throughout the country each
year for the benefit of serious, amateur athletes,
- however, they do not provide an Olympic format to
help Pennsylvania athletes prepare for national and
international competition in at least 29 individual and
team sports.
After a registration form has been competed and
.mailed to The Keystone State Games, 31 South
‘Hancock Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702, amateur
. athletes can compete in archery, track and field
events, baseball, basketball, boxing, canoeing and
kayaking, cycling, diving, fencing, field hockey, gym-
nastics, ice hockey, judo, powerlifting, rugby, shooting
sports, soccer, softball, sports for disabled athletes,
, swimming, volleyball, water polo, weightlifting and
- wrestling.
Between now and June 1, amateur athletes can pick
up registration booklets from athletic coaches, at
public and private schools, colleges, YMCAs, and
participating McDonald’s restaurants and 7-11 stores
across the state.
Regional finals will take plae on June 28, 29 and 30
at many athletic sites throughout the four regions of
the state.
In Region 2, covering the 17 counties of Berks,
Bradford, Carbon, Columbia, Lackawanna, Lancaster,
Lebanon, Lehigh, Luzerne, Monroe, Northampton,
Pke, Schuylkill, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Wayne and
Wyoming, most of the regional finals will take place at
Bloomsburg and Kutztown universities in Columbia
and Berks counties.
The exceptions are:
Swimming, Kistler Pool, Old River Road, Wilkes-
Barre.
Men’s Gymnastics, International Gymnastics Camp,
Stroudsburg.
Women’s Gymnastics, Parkette National Gymnas-
tics Training Center, Lawrence Street, Allentown.
Ice Hockey, The Ice Palace, Hanover Street, Allen-
town.
Canoeing and Kayaking, May 19, Raystown Mara-
thon; June 9, Bradford County Canoe-A-Thon.
Water Polo, Wilson Junior High School, Reading.
Participants in the regional and state finals compete
for gold, silver and bronze Olympic-style medals.
Each finalist will also received a Keystone State
Games Warm-Up Jacket.
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Workshop planned
A running workshop will be held at Penn State Wilkes-Barre on Tuesday, March 12, 7 to 9 p.m.
in the Community Center in Hayfield House at the Lehman campus. There is no fee and the
public is invited. Instructor is Dr. Thomas P. Jiunta who specializes in podiatric and surgery
sports medicine. He will focus on running injuries and preparation for races. Shown are
members of the running club at the local campus. From left, Jack Monick, athletic director;
Denise Niemenski, club president; Julie Tilton, Ron Leveillee, Dennis Zorawski, Jody McCourt
and Debbie Koehl.
Falcone wins
first place
Carey Falcone, son of Mr. Leon-
ard C. Falcone, Sr. of 519 Carverton
Road, Wyoming, took first place
honors in the 101 pound weight class
at the Philadelphia Area Private
School Invitational Tournament held
Saturday in Philadelphia.
Falcone, a sophomore of at Blair
Academy in Blairstown, N.J., deci-
sioned Mascaro of Episcopal Acad-
emy 22-1 in the finals. Falcone had
a bye in the tournament’s first
round, pinned his opponent from the
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conducted by members of the Dallas High School varsity
soccer team.
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George School at the 1:40 mark in
the second round, and decisioned
Micolucci from the Haverford
School in the semi-finals, 22-1.
Falcone, who has a perfect 17-0
record for the season, joined three
of his Blair teammates in taking an
individual championship. Blair won
the team honors with 151 total
points in the 15 school field. Finish-
‘ing second was Episcopal Academy.
Workshop
scheduled
An all-day workshop for runners,
“Training and Strategies: Running
Your Best 10-K,” will be held at
Penn State Wilkes-Barre on Satur-
day, March 9, from 10:45 a.m.-4
p.m. in Hayfield House.
The program is designed for run-
ners, coaches, trainers, physicians,
and novice enthusiasts,
feature a live video-conference via
satellite developed by the Univer-
sity of Massachusetts at Boston.
Participants will gain a better
understanding of running mechan-
ics, learn to devise a training sched-
ule which fits personal goals, and
get an update on new running infor-
mation, concepts, and current
research.
Presenters will include: William
J. “Billy”! Squires, one. of the top
coaches of American long distance
runners; Sue King, distance runner
of international note; Greg Meyers,
one of the top three road racers in
the U.S. in the past five years; Rob
Roy McGregory, podiatrist; Dr.
Lyle Michell, associate orthopedic
surgeon, medical director, Boston
Marathon; and Alfred L. Roncarati,
registered physical therapist, and
director of Boston Sports Medicine
Institute and the program at Uni-
versity of Massachusetts at Boston.
Also, exclusive footage of Joan
Benoit from her 10-K record setting
1983 Bonne Bell race in Boston will
be shown.
Workshop fee is $15. For addi-
tional information, contact Ina
Lubin, Continuing Education, Penn
State Wilkes-Barre, P.O. Box PSU,
Lehman, PA 18627 or call 675-2171,
ext. 251.
Meeting set
All coaches, managers and
umpires must attend the March 6
meeting of the Little League at the
Lake Noxen School at 7:30 p.m.
Schedule committee and commit-
tee heads are to meet at 6:30 p.m.
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