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On Friday,
February 10, 2012, six extremely accomplished individuals and one outstanding
team will be honored with induction into the East Stroudsburg Area School
District Athletic Hall of Fame. This year's honorees will include
(above, left to right) Denise (Cole) Rogers, Kane Furst, Kanei Keitt,
Frank Manhart, Kim Reinhardt and Kevin Smiley, as well as the 1955 East
Stroudsburg Cavalier Lehigh Northampton League and District XI Championship
Baseball Team. To read about their wonderful accomplishments, or
if you like, to get information on how to nominate others for consideration,
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Timberwolf senior Jarrel
Bobb recently signed a National Letter of Intent to attend Lafayette College,
and will be a member of the Leopards' track and field team. Celebrating
this wonderful occasion with Jarrel were Mr. Chuck Dailey, North Associate
Athletic Director, Jarrel's family Mr. Rondell Bobb, Mrs. Tonette Bobb
and Kianna Bobb, and T-wolf Head Basketball Coach and former Head Track
Coach Kevin Kennedy. |
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Cavalier Head Rifle
Coach Jay Armitage (on left) and Assistant Rifle Coach Gary Lesoine (on
right) proudly frame South rifle team members (l-r) Brian Moeller and
George Searfoss, following the Cavs' successful performance in the Northeast
Pennsylvania Rifle League's "All-Star Tournament." Brian
placed 6th in the individual competition, while George and Brian finished
3rd in the team competition. |
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Senior Tara Steakin
(on right) recently became the 8th girl in East Stroudsburg (now South)
basketball history to score more than 1,000 points during her Cavalier
basketball career. Celebrating this wonderful accomplishment with
Tara were her sister Gina (Cavalier girls' basketball, Class of 2009),
her mom Sue, her dad Frank and her sister Lisa (currently a Cavalier sophomore)
. Congratulations Tara!! |
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Timberwolf
senior Marissa Miro recently signed a National Letter of Intent to attend
the University of Iowa, and will be a member of the Hawkeyes' field hockey
team. Celebrating this wonderful occasion with Marissa were Timberwolf
Head Field Hockey Coach Holly Eich, Marissa's family Charlie Miro, Mr.
Nelson Miro and Mrs. Dinelia Miro, Mr. Chuck Dailey, North Associate Athletic
Director and North Assistant Principal Mrs. Carolyn Krotowski. |
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In recognition of their
outstanding accomplishments and contributions in the classroom, in their
communities and in interscholastic athletic competition, East Stroudsburg-South
High School seniors Emma Menio and Joshua Cohen were recently honored
by the Mountain Valley Conference as "MVC Scholar-Athletes"
for the fall, 2011 sports season. Celebrating the accomplishments
of these wonderful young people were (l-r) Dr. Gregory Menio (Emma's dad),
Emma Menio (MVC Girls' Volleyball Scholar-Athlete), Mrs. Dawn Dailey (High
School-South Assistant Principal), Sharon Deibler (Cavalier Head Cross
Country Coach), Joshua Cohen (MVC Boys' Cross Country Scholar-Athlete),
Mrs. Maria Cohen and Dr. Robert Cohen (Joshua's parents) and Ryan Leitch
(Cavalier Assistant Girls' Volleyball Coach). |
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High School-North Head
Field Hockey Coach Holly Eich was recently named "Field Hockey Coach
of the Year" by the Pocono Record. Miss Eich's Timberwolves
competed in the Mountain Valley Conference Championship Game as well as
the District XI playoffs this past season. Congratulations Coach
Holly Eich! |
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| Freshman
twin sisters Brittany and Kaitlyn Poje recently earned the District XI
Girls' Tennis Doubles Championship, the first in East Stroudsburg-South
Cavalier girls' tennis history. Photo above left (l-r), Brittany,
Coach Elaine Bedell and Kaitlyn bask in the glow of their championship
victory over the duo from Parkland High School, at center court at Allentown's
West End Racquet Club; while above right (l-r), Kaitlyn and Brittany are
interviewed by TV reporters. Just a few days before, the girls who
just recently celebrated their 14th birthdays, also placed second (Brittany)
and fourth (Kaitlyn) in District XI Singles competition. |
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Coach Elaine Bedell's
Cavalier girls' tennis team recently captured the Mountain Valley Conference
Girls' Tennis Tournament Championship, demolishing their competition by
placing first in five of the six classifications. The Lady Cavs
placed second in the lone category that they did not win. Winning
gold medals for South were: Brittany
Poje (#1 Singles), Kaitlyn Poje (#2 Singles), Celine Comacho (#3 Singles),
Anna Long/Sabryna Hunt (#2 Doubles) and Mackenzie Strunk/Elaina Clarke
(#4 Doubles). For good measure, the #3 Doubles team of Nicole Fryer
and Melissa Banks earned a silver medal on this, an unprecedented banner
day for the ladies in the Purple and the White. For good measure,
the Lady Cavs finished the Mountain Valley Conference season undefeated,
then bested both Liberty and Freedom in advancing to the District XI Team
Tennis Championship match vs. Parkland--earning the silver medal.
The Cavs are indeed pioneers, having advanced further and accomplishing
more than any girls' tennis team in the 30-year history of East Stroudsburg
High School girls' tennis. CONGRATLUATIONS LADY CAVS!! |
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| In recognition
of her outstanding accomplishments and contributions in the classroom,
in her community and in interscholastic athletic competition, East Stroudsburg
Area School District senior Kelsey Bower was recently honored by the Mountain
Valley Conference as "MVC Scholar-Athlete" for the spring, 2011
sports season. Celebrating the accomplishments of this wonderful
student-athlete were (l-r) ESASD Director of Athletics and Activities
Mark Brown, Kelsey's father Mr. Robert Bower, MVC Girls' Track and Field
Scholar-Athlete Kelsey Bower, Kelsey's twin sister Mariah, High School-South
Head Girls' Track and Field Coach John Finelli and Cavalier Associate
Athletic Director Armand Martinelli. |
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Cavalier
swimmers Lena Yang and Lacey Anger celebrate receiving the medals that
they earned at the recent District XI Swimming and Diving Championships,
held at Parkland High School. Lena, a junior, earned a bronze medal
by placing third in the 100 butterfly (photo, left), and also earned a
silver medal by placing second in the 50 freesyle (photo, right).
Lacey, a senior, earned a silver medal by placing second in the 100 breaststroke
(photo, center). Not only did the girls achieve personal bests at
this prestigious event, Lacey set a new school record in the 100 breaststroke,
while Lena set Cavalier school records in the 50 freestyle, 100 butterfly
and 100 freestyle. Both Lena and Lacey have now qualified to compete
in the P.I.A.A. State Swim Meet at Bucknell University. Congratulations!!
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In recognition of their
outstanding accomplishments and contributions in the classroom, in their
community and in interscholastic athletic competition, East Stroudsburg
Area School District seniors Anna Gress and Cody Johnson were recently
honored by the Mountain Valley Conference as "MVC Scholar-Athletes"
for the winter, 2010-2011 sports season. Celebrating the accomplishments
of these two wonderful student-athletes were (l-r) High School-South Head
Swimming Coach Adam Coffman, Anna's father and mother Robert and Heather
Gress, MVC Girls' Swimming Scholar-Athlete Anna Gress, MVC Wrestling Scholar-Athlete
Cody Johnson, Cody's mother Patricia Johnson, High School-North Head Wrestling
Coach Michael Stalker, North Assistant Principal Carolyn Krotowski and
T-Wolf Associate Athletic Director Chuck Dailey. Anna and Cody are
members of the Cavalier swimming and Timberwolf wrestling teams, respectively. |
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