HeyJaredJoseph Halm
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Swimmers embrace experimenting with their strokes, strategies at Pelican Invitational (opens the original)
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St. Scholastica swimmer Amelia Smith listed off her events after the Pelican High School Invitational at Genesis Health Clubs-PAC on Sept. 24. Then, she casually added that it was the first time she swam the 100-yard butterfly this season in a race that came down to the final touch. âI wanted to race it just to see where Iâm at, and I think it went well,â Smith said. âI think Iâm at a good place to be at this point in the season. I thought overall I raced well. I definitely think I nee
Salmen’s new softball coach is focused on bringing consistent growth to the program (opens the original)
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Jonathan Campista didnât start out as a coach, but sometimes it takes a little while to find your calling. Campistaâs first coaching experience was with his sonâs recreational baseball team. When his daughter started playing softball, he developed a deep love of the sport and coaching. Now with over 14 years of experience providing private instruction and coaching softball, Campista will take over the Salmen softball program, according to a press release on Sept. 22. âIâve been around
SSA was determined not to lose another fifth set at home. Here’s how they knocked off PJP II (opens the original)
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St. Scholastica coach Lisa Cardinale knew it was time to make a point. The Doves had battled tooth and nail with cross-parish rival Pope John Paul II, and the teams were headed to a fifth set. âBefore I even turned in my lineup for the fifth set, I told everyone to huddle up, and I told them that we were not losing another fifth set in our gym,â said Cardinale, referring to the Dovesâ 5-set home loss to Chapelle in the season opener. âThis is our gym, and weâre winning that fifth set.
Mandeville scored in all three phases to set a new school record (opens the original)
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Mandeville senior Luke Demelo returned the game-opening kickoff 90 yards for a score, and the Skippers didnât stop there. The home team racked up 78 points in a history-making 78-21 nondistrict victory over Bonnabel at Sidney Theriot Stadium on Sept. 11. âI have great blockers, and thatâs the most important thing,â said Demelo, who added a 42-yard TD catch later in the first half. âIt was just a giant gap, and I hit that gap and took it all the way back. Dylan (Henry) had one last week
A loud student section and some timely kills decided the Hannan-Northshore match (opens the original)
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Hannan outside hitter Riley Jones calmly toed the service line as the Hawksâ student section reached a fever pitch. It only seemed fitting that Jones had the ball in her hands as the Hawks attempted to close out a gritty Northshore team. Jones served up an ace as the home team survived with a 25-17, 25-14, 22-25, 25-20 nondistrict victory on Sept. 9. âI think coming off the McGill-Toolen tournament, this is a great uplifting win to keep us powering through because our end goal is a state cha
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