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sixth annual Timberwolves Youth Football Camp was held from June
22-25 at High School-North. Run by Head Football Coach Chuck
Dailey, his staff and varsity players, the camp's featured guest
clinician was former NFL football star Bo Orlando (pictured center,
surrounded by aspiring future T-Wolf football stars). |
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Members
of Coach Jason Kirkpatrick's Timberwolf baseball team celebrate
their 3-0 victory over top-seeded Pleasant Valley in the Mountain
Valley Conference baseball semi-final. The T-Wolves will now
battle number 2 seeded Stroudsburg for the Mountain Valley Conference
Baseball Championship. WOW!! Photo,
courtesy of the Pocono Record. |
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| Three
former Cavalier cheerleaders will be members of the Penn State University
cheerleading team this fall. Pictured above (l-r) are: Danielle
Carfaro (South, '05), Eugene Bodden (South, '09) and Brittany Carfaro
(South, '06). |
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| Timberwolf senior
basketball star Terrance King (foreground) recently signed a National
Letter of Intent to accept a scholarship to attend East Stroudsburg
University. Looking on are (l-r) Matt Mullaney (Lehman Intermediate
head basketball coach), Jeff Reichl (HS-North junior varsity basketball
coach), Chuck Dailey (North associate athletic director), Kevin
Kennedy (T-Wolf head basketball coach) and Terrance's mother Josephine
King. Terrance was honored as the Mountain Valley Conference
Boys' Basketball Most Valuable Player this past season. |
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At a recent luncheon,
Timberwolf cheerleader Ayanna James (left) and Cavalier swimmer
Sarah Menio (right) were honored as Mountain Valley Conference Scholar-Athletes
for winter, 2008-2009. |
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| At
a recent practice, Coach Kevin Kennedy's Timberwolves varsity boys'
basketball team hosted Tiger Pack 108 from Bushkill Elementary School
. The scouts had the opportunity to watch the team go through
their drills and at the end of practice the players interacted with
the scouts and allowed them to participate in drills of their own.
Some of the scouts even had the opportunity to dunk the ball, courtesy
of a boost from big Mike Samuels. |
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| Timberwolf senior
Jon Noble (foreground) recently signed a National Letter of Intent
to play football at Shippensburg University. Pictured (l-r)
with Jon are Varsity Head Football Coach Chuck Dailey, Lehman Head
Football Coach Brian Mitchell and High School-North Principal Stephen
Zall. |
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Adam Coffman's Cavalier Girls' Swim Team celebrate their victory
at the Mountain Valley Conference Swim Meet. |
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| Cavalier
junior Carly Gallagher (5th from left) recently became the twelfth
basketball player in East Stroudsburg Area School District history
to surpass 1,000 points for her career. Left to right are
Carly's mother Kelly, her sister Cori, her father Charles, her sister
Kelsey, Carly, Cavalier Head Girls' Basketball Coach Adam Cole and
High School-South Assistant Principal Theresa Benjamin. |
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| Coach
Joe Jacobs and his Cavalier boys' basketball team pose with the
Exchange Club Cup trophy, emblematic of their victory over the High
School-North Timberwolves at East Stroudsburg University on ESASD
Athletic Hall of Fame Night. |
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Cavalier
senior Amr Aldeen competing in the District XI Cross Country Meet.
Amr, the 2-time MVC Champion, was recently named Mountain Valley
Conference Boys' Cross Country "Most Valuable Player,"
by a vote of MVC cross country coaches. |
Lehman
Intermediate School Associate Athletic Director Brian Mitchell (left)
and J.T. Lambert Intermediate School Associate Athletic Director
Steve Schouppe (right) proudly display a banner presented to both
schools, emblematic of the P.I.A.A. District XI Sportsmanship Award
earned by both the Timberwolves and Cavaliers, for their coaches
and athletic teams' leadership in exemplary behavior and sportsmanship.
Congratulations to Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Schouppe, their coaches, athletes
and fans. Great work!! |
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| Coach Brian Mitchell
addresses his Lehman Intermediate School football team after the
Timberwolves victory over the J.T. Lambert Intermediate School Cavaliers.
The T-Wolves completed their season undefeated with a perfect 10-wins,
0-losses record. |
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