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THE DALLAS POST
Sunday, November 25, 2012
DHS GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
FINISHES AS STATE RUNNER-UP
The Dallas High School girls’ cross country team finished as the state runner-up at the PIAA
championships in Hershey, losing a very close race to state champion Palmyra, 91-94. Finishers
for Dallas were Regan Rome, third; Ally Rome, 18th; Bryanna Dissinger, 34th; Lindsey Oremus,
36th; Katie Metcalf, 69th; Maggie Fannick, 79th; and Allison Grose, 81st. Members of the team are,
from left, first row, Bryanna Dissinger, Allie Amos, Regan Rome and Ally Rome. Second row, Coach
Matt Samuel, Megan Ostrum, Lindsey Oremus, Amber Habib, Allison Grose, Katie Metcalf, Nell
Adams and Katie Grose.
COREY EHRET AWARD WINNER
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The Corey Ehret Award was presented to Travis Mattson as the Dallas High School cross
country team member who exemplified courage, persistence and a fighting spirit. The award is
named for former teammate Corey Ehret who lost his courageous batile with cancer this past
summer. The team is honored to have the award presented by Brenden Ehret, Corey's brother,
and a member of the cross country team this year. From left, are Travis Mattson, Brenden Ehret
and Coach Matt Samuel.
Members of the Dallas High School cross country teams who won state medals are, from left, Do-
minic DeLuca, a junior, who placed 1ith in the boys race; Ally Rome, a freshman, who placed 18th;
coach Matt Samuel and Regan Rome, a junior, who placed third in the girls race.
DHS runners win state medals
The Dallas: High School
cross country teams recently
held their end-of-season ban-
quet to celebrate each team’s
success this year.
Both the boys and girls
teams had undefeated regular
season records of 17-0 and
both finished first in the
Wyoming Valley Conference
championship race.
The boys finished fourth at
the District 2 championships
and qualified two runners, Do-
minic DeLuca and Kyle Bor-
land, to compete in the PIAA
state championship race.
The girls finished second at
the District 2 race, qualifying
as a team to compete in the
PIAA state championship race
where they finished as state
runner-up in a close loss to
Palmyra.
\ SPORTS BRIEFS
Gymiastics program
begins registration
Shooting Starz Gymnastics,
250 Johnston St., Wilkes-Barre,
will accept enroilment for 2012
on Dec. 22.
For more information, contact
Joelle Rose at 822-1212.
Futsal league planned
for PSU/WB
Back Mountain Youth Soccer
will host an indoor Futsal/
Soccer league Jan. 11 through
March for ages U6 to high-
school age at the Penn State/
Wilkes-Barre campus gymnasi-
um.
FIFA futsal ball and rules will
be used. Games will be played
on weekends. All area intram-
ural and travel teams are wel-
come All area individual players
seeking a team can sign up
online as well Divisions will be
set to insure fair competition.
More information and sign up
sheets available online at
www.bmysa.org. Registration
closes Dec. 31. :
Fastpitch players
are sought
The Endless Mt Blast U14
travel fastpitch program is still
looking for a few qualified play-
ers to round out its teams for
the upcoming season.
Anyone interested is asked to
call 840-6433 or email
ronh@sbsmod.com.
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OC'OBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
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October students of the month at Ross Elementary School who were honored for demonstra-
ting the value of being cooperative are, from left, first row, Karlee Kreller, Ruby Sorber, Brace
Roote, Mason Dale, Peter Stec, Madison Raspen and Jacob Olson. Second row, Janna Kabosky,
kindergarten teacher; Michael Recinos, Jayden Piatt, Andrew Jubis, Sarah Stanski, Bruce Nevel,
Michael Martin, Donald James, principal; and Nathan May. Absent at the time of the photo was
Noah Budzak.
Sullivan earns All-Liberty honors
Cat Sullivan, a Lake-Leh-
man graduate and current
member of the RIT volleyball
team, earned 2012 All-Liberty
League honors as the confer-
ence announced its selec-
tions.
She was a first team selec-
tion.
A middle hitter, Sullivan
was a 2011 All-Liberty League
honorable mention and Co-SI-
DA/Capital One Academic
All-Region selection.
This season, she leads the
Liberty League and is ranked
25th nationally with a .360 hit-
ting percentage and also leads
the conference with 117 blocks
(0.9/set). She is also second
on the squad with 305 kills.
Sullivan has recorded at
least 10 kills in a match 13
times this season and hit .400
or better in 19 matches.
Her 368 career assisted
blocky are fourth most all-
time at the university.
Shelwas named MVP of the
RIT Invitational, earned All-
Tournament team honors in
all sixtournaments the Tigers
have competed in this year
and was the Liberty League
and ECAC Upstate Player o
the Week on Sept. 17.
‘HOLY REDEEMER HOLDS OPEN HOUSE
Holy Redeemer High School recently held its annual open house for prospective new stu-
dents and their families. Over 300 people attended the event, which featured tours and pre-
sentations. Participants were also given information about the academic and sports programs
and were able to meet with faculty, coaches, administration, students and parents. Some of
those who attended the open house are, from left, Kaitlyn Stochla, student guide, Larksville;
Morgan, Mark and Amy Santayana, Wyoming; Matthew, James and Emily Blaum, Shavertown.
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Halloween
allas Elementary School
Principal Tom Traver
and many of the faculty
celebrated Halloween dressed
as Waldo from the popular
‘Where’s Waldo’ books. Traver is
shown here with his daughter,
Alyssa, and Shelly Shurites.
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