Deafdigest Sports ? Blog Archive ? 2011/08/25

DeafDigest Sports ? August 25, 2011

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Today?s Hot DeafSports News

- Gallaudet cheerleading tryouts

- Lance Allred signs a new basketball contract

- Indiana football & volleyball

- North Carolina football

- South Carolina football

- Texas VB

- Deaf Disk Golf updates

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position announcement
Head Women?s Basketball Coach/Program Coordinator
Gallaudet University
Washington, DC

Department:?Athletics Department
Job Number:?HR-2395
Date Posted:?8/1/2011

Salary Range:?$56,300 to $101,200

Status:?Accepting applications

more information at:
http://deafdigest.com/womenbasketballcoach/

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August football scores
Tri-Central 43??? Indiana?????????? 12
St Andrews 48??? Tennessee?? 12

August football games
Aug 25 South Carolina at King?s Academy
Aug 25 New Mexico at Hondo Valley
Aug 25 Florida hosts Seacoast Christian
Aug 25 Arizona at St David
Aug 25 Michigan at Owendale-Gagetown
Aug 25 Texas hosts Prince of Peace Christian

Aug 26 Maryland hosts Central Virginia
Aug 26 Illinois hosts Greenfield
Aug 26 Alabama hosts Jacksonville Christian

Aug 27 Indiana at Model
Aug 27 Georgia at Tennessee

Aug 30 Phoenix hosts Arizona Lutheran

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2011 deaf vs deaf 2011 football schedule

http://deafdigestsports.com/deafdigest-sports/2011deaf-vs-deaf-football-schedule/

if you see errors or omissions or change of game dates, please email barry@deafdigest.com

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Gallaudet cheerleading tryouts

Gallaudet University cheerleading tryouts set for August 29 and 30

WASHINGTON, D.C. ? Gallaudet University students interested in trying
out for the 2011-12 cheerleading squad should report on August 29 and
30 to Hotchkiss Field at 4 p.m., both days, ready to tryout for the
club. Each individual wanting to tryout must have a completed
physical prior to trying out. The attire for the tryouts is workout
clothes on Monday, August 29, and a white t-shirt and black shorts on
Tuesday, August 30.

Coach Erin Schneider, who is in her second year at the helm, directs
the GU cheerleading program. Last season, the Bison cheerleading club
won three awards at the Moai Madness competition at Temple
University. For more information or questions about the tryouts
please e-mail cheer.gallaudet@gmail.com

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Indiana football

Coming off a good scrimmage against Riverton Parke HS a week ago, we faced
a stronger Tri-Central football team. We were kind of shell-shocked in the
first half as they breezed through our defensive line for four touchdowns
plus a safety.? We were four yards short off the goal line, as time
expired just before the halftime.? We regrouped and played better football
in the second half.? Chace Shaffer scored the first touchdown on a 20 yard
run.? Jermaine Briggs dashed off on a 40 yard around-the-end run for
another touchdown.? Our defense will need? a big adjustment for our next
game against MSSD. The game will start at 2:00 PM at the MSSD field,
Saturday, August 27

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Indiana volleyball

On August 18, we hosted our familiar foe again ? the Lapel Bull Dogs ? but
this time, it is a 2A School.? In the first set, we played at a top-notch
performance again facing their strong defense due to their advantage of
physical strength and height; however, we were able to finish off early
25-16.? You may say it was ?David v. Goliath?.? On the second set, we took
the early advantage to jump in the lead with our first two rotations in
serving,? however, the Bulldogs refused to bow down and tied us at 10.??
With our mental errors, we found ourselves trailing them until we finally
got ourselves in the lead after scoring our 19th .? We never looked back
once again till TraciAnn Hoglind, setter who made a surprise dump when
setting the passing ball, then handed the win to the Lady Hoosiers 25-22.?
In the third set, it seemed that we were going to make a habit of grabbing
an early lead and running until our opponent came back and tied us at 7.?
We fought tooth and nail until we managed to allow at least a 3 points
lead gap to earn our 2nd victory of this year 25-20.? The Lady Hoosiers
were led by Guiletta Maucere and JamiLee Hoglind who made 11 and 8 kills
respectively, along with Kate Fetzer?s 13 digs.
Last Tuesday, August 22, we won our 3rd match against Irvington.? Due to
our opponent?s weakness in serve receive, we took advantage with our
threatening servers.? We made many serve aces along with 5 or more kills
from some players.? The setter made a total of 18 assists.? The final
scores were 25-4, 25-7, 25-8.? The record is 3-0.? Our next home match is
on Wednesday versus Eminence at 5:30 p.m. for varsity only.

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North Carolina football

North Carolina school for the Deaf had their first football
practice last night. There are 121 football players.

They are all young Bears and most of them are sophomores.

Coach Bird and Coach Krohn will be my assistant coaches and
I?m looking forward to working with them this year.

Coach Creech

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South Carolina football

(part of newspaper story)

Special homecoming for SCSD?s Sanderson

Allen Sanderson has had Aug. 25 circled on his calendar for a long time.

For starters, it will be his first game as South Carolina School for the
Deaf co-head coach. And it also will be a homecoming for Sanderson, a
Florence native, when SCSD plays at the King.s Academy tonight at 7 p.m.

.Looking forward to getting back in Flo-town,. Sanderson wrote via e-mail.
.I actually attended King.s Academy in third grade. Some great memories
there..

Sanderson, who is deaf, expects to have friends and family members in
attendance for tonight.s game.

Sanderson graduated from West Florence in 2001. He played on the
basketball team for two seasons and played receiver and cornerback on the
football team his senior year.

After graduating from Gardner-Webb in 2006, he has worked as a therapist
in Florida and also as an imaging specialist at ADP in Florence before
taking the job this year at SCSD.

In addition to his coaching duties, Sanderson works as a counselor for the
school located in Spartanburg.

.Coaching is fun because we work to instill confidence in young men and
solidify their skills in a game that requires hard work, mental toughness
and team unity,. Sanderson said. .The relationship with the players makes
it rewarding. Everyone plays a role on the team. There.s camaraderie.
Teamwork. Players will eventually learn that football is a lot like life
in that they will face adversity..

SCSD is located in Spartanburg and has about 270 students, who are either
deaf, blind or multi-handicapped. Most of the students are from out of
town and live on campus in dorms, with many of them going home on Fridays
and return Sunday nights. Because of that, SCSD plays most of its games
Thursdays.

SCSD, which won the Mason-Dixon Conference Championship last season, has
17 players on its team but has had limited practice time together. With
players enrolling at different times, Sanderson said the team has had only
three practices together.

.We teach every player as much as we can when they enroll and bring the
other players up to speed when they arrive on campus,. Sanderson said.

Sanderson said the team has developed a coded communication system. A sign
for a play is relayed to the quarterback who then communicates it to the
players in the huddle.

This is the second straight year TKA has played SCSD. The Lions won 40-0
last season in Spartanburg.

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Texas VB

Savio overpowered us with their dominating plays and noticeable height
advantage.

Savio- 25 25 25
TSD-?? 12 12 18

TSD leaders-? Kills, DeLao-2?? Assists, Crawford-5?? Digs, DeLao-8? Aces-
Webb 2

TSD- 9-7-1

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Deaf Disk Golf updates

Check out the news on deaf disc golf at http://ddga.org

It is about Global Tournament (results/leaderboards from local
tournaments allover the world to form a single result/leaderboard.)
and Pro Worlds where three deaf players were playing (Nathan Boyes
and Justin Ashton in Open and Todd Thompson in Masters).

Global Tournament:
http://www.pdga.com/global-tournament-leaderboard

Pro Worlds:
http://www.pdga.com/tournament_results/16466

submitted by Jamie Clark

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Deaf Collegiate Athletes

Austin Peay ? Preston Gilbreath, so, football

still a back up defensive end on defense

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Deaf Elite Athletes

Lance Allred has signed a contract to play basketball for
the Kyoto Hannaryz team in Japan

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Deaf Sports Trivia

Q. What was Lance?s (see above) NBA stats?

3 games with Cleveland Cavaliers, 2007-08
3.23 total minutes played
one basket in four attempts
one freethrow shot in 3 attemps
3 total career points
one rebound
one personal foul

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