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The latest edition of the NJCAA's 75th Anniversary Feature Series highlights the history and significance of the organization's baseball championship in Grand Junction, Colo., which has hosted the 'JUCO' World Series each year since 1959.
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The national headquarters of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) has released the seventh edition of its NJCAA 75th Anniversary Feature Series. The series is one of the main items of the NJCAA's ongoing celebration of its 75th Anniversary.
The latest article, entitled "A 'Grand' Place for NJCAA Baseball", highlights the history and significance of the organizations baseball championship in Grand Junction, Colo., which has hosted the 'JUCO' World Series each year since 1959. Some of the biggest names in Major League Baseball history have participated in the JUCO World Series, including Hall of Famer Kirby Puckett, World Series Champion Curt Shilling and 2012 National League Rookie of the Year Bryce Harper.
The feature is available in the March 2013 edition of the NJCAA Review – the official publication of the NJCAA – and can also be accessed by visiting the special 75th Anniversary section of the organization's website at http://www.njcaa.org/75.
To request permission to run the feature in your publication contact NJCAA Assistant Executive Director Mark Krug at mkrug(at)njcaa(dot)org.
The next installment of the NJCAA 75th Anniversary Feature Series will be released in April.
About the NJCAA
Since 1938 the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) has been the governing body of two-year college athletics, offering athletic and academic opportunities to college students. Now entering its 75th anniversary, the NJCAA is the second largest national intercollegiate athletic organization in the United States with over 500 member schools in 43 states. Each year 60,000 student-athletes compete in one of 28 different sports and the organization sponsors 48 national championship events and nine football bowl games. NJCAA Headquarters has been located in Colorado Springs, Colo., since 1985. For more information visit http://www.njcaa.org.
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A Michigan man accused of criminal sexual conduct with a teenage girl was back in front of a judge Friday for a preliminary hearing.
Daniel Pitts, 33, faces 10 charges.
Dundee police arrested Pitts a week ago. Investigators say the crimes happened during late December with the same girl.
In court Friday, Pitts waved his preliminary exam and elected to go to circuit court Jan. 30.
He is still being held on a $200,000 bond and faces life in prison if found guilty.
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Vaud & the Villains outside of Cafe Club Fais Do–Do. (Patrick T. Fallon, For The Times / December 6, 2012) |
A nine-piece band replete with tuba, washboard, accordion, fiddle, mandolin, trumpet and guitar joyously pumped out early 20th century standards such as "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out," Muddy Waters' deep blues and original tunes that would have sounded utterly at home within the hallowed confines of Preservation Hall in New Orleans' French Quarter.
The seven men, most with suspenders attached to well-worn trousers, broad ties and vests and some sporting 1930s-vintage newsboy caps, and two women in flapper-inspired dresses, are members of a ragtag outfit called the Dustbowl Revival, strumming, sawing and puffing enthusiastically as smiling listeners on the dance floor swung their partners infectiously.
But this wasn't vintage footage from one of the "soundies" films that were early music videos, or a period theater piece. It came courtesy of a band with an average age of about 27, in the heart of Silver Lake, at a club that usually houses mopey indie acts and beat-heavy EDM.
This was no musical anomaly either. It's a scene that's playing out across L.A. Several nights later the music-theater collective Vaud and the Villains (complete in Depression-era attire) generated a storm of energy and freewheeling musicality at the Fais Do-Do club midtown. A few miles away at the Gorbals downtown, another musical throwback, the Eastern European-influenced Petrojvic Blasting Company, performed. That is, when the similarly idiosyncratic band Captain Jeff & His Musical Chumbuckets isn't performing there.
While many of their peers are hunkered over laptop computers and mixing consoles in bedrooms and garages across the city, an enthusiastic and burgeoning community of young musicians are embracing sounds and traditions that originated not only before they were born, but in many cases before their parents and even grandparents came along.
"I know that digital technology is helpful, yet there's something mysterious and sort of magical about analog," said Zach Lupetin, leader of the Dustbowl Revival, which formed about four years ago. "There's a lot of this throwback music, which is maybe because of the recession or depression fever. But literally within the last three years, 10 bars have opened in L.A. specifically designed for that '30s feel; they want old-school bluegrass and jazz."
Vitriolic political campaigns rooted in fear-mongering and economic uncertainty reflected in daily headlines have ramped up worries among adolescents and young adults, concerns that for some aren't remedied by escape into the technologically dependent, relentlessly beat-driven electronic music that is increasingly dominating pop music.
Instead, many are finding solace and release in music borne of earlier periods of hard times, music that eased, at least temporarily, some social angst.
Chris Sampson, head of USC's music performance degree program, said that to many of today's aspiring musicians, music predating World War II "has really intriguing back stories, socioeconomic stories and context that goes beyond the music. I think what captures students' attention is not just the music, but these stories about the great [Depression-era] migrations out of Oklahoma, the mysteries of rural Southern blues, there's some intrigue to all of this that captures them."
Much of the sound being rediscovered by local bands has roots in the hot jazz style associated with Louis Armstrong and New Orleans, but some acts are delving into other strains of music popular during the Roaring '20s and into the swing era of the 1930s. Some see loose parallels with the neo-soul strain of pop that's yielded big commercial dividends for Adele, Amy Winehouse, Joss Stone and other singers tapping earlier traditions.
And more than one of the new crop of old-school music aficionados cites Bruce Springsteen's 2006 "The Seeger Sessions" as a musical flash point.
"It deeply inspired us," said Vaud Overstreet, the stage name of actor-musician Andy Comeau and the nominal leader of the 19-piece New Orleans jazz-inspired collective Vaud and the Villains. The band also features his wife, Peaches Mahoney.
"We were lying there in bed one night and I just thought, 'What if we created a show around this style of music?'" Overstreet said. "I started researching the older bands. Everybody thinks rock 'n' roll started in the '50s, but there were some really rocking bands — just string band or horn bands — at the turn of the century that were killing it."
Kris Hutson and Pearl Charles formed the Driftwood Singers, a duo that plays a homespun, back-porch country sound akin with the Carter Family, an influential trio popular during the Great Depression.
"There was something in the transparency of these recordings made before there was tape," said Charles. "They only had one shot at each record — it couldn't be edited. You had to put your heart and soul into each and every one, mistakes and all. There's something about hearing those mistakes."
Such sincere, mistake-prone music may have a soul not apparent in technologically based sounds.
"[DJ's] will sell out stadiums and all they'll be doing is pushing buttons in front of tens of thousands of people," said Ivan Pyzow, a 19-year-old trumpeter, keyboardist and songwriter in the '20s jazz band Doozy. "Some people find that exciting, but it seems pretty boring to me."
Said USC's Sampson: "It's the idea that you're playing because it's just pure fun and you're having a great pure time, rather than being overly fussy and counting the steps of your choreography.... There's a lot to be said for that ..... I always tell my students: 'If you're not having fun on stage, neither is your audience.'"
Singer and songwriter Janet Klein took that notion to heart three decades ago when she started working a ukulele into her poetry readings.
"I feel like I started to make this music partly because it just wasn't around," said Klein, who kicks off her ninth year playing regularly at the Steve Allen Theater in Hollywood in January. "Something was missing for me. I was very close to older people in my family. My grandfather, Marty Klein, was a vaudeville musician, and we had photos and brochures of his act. He died when I was really young, but we got lots of stories about him from other members of the family.


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I sure wish this would show up in the AH sometime. I've seen other CW pets in there but not Legs. :(
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I'm afraid I've been bitten by the green-eyed monster when it comes to this pet. Oh the wonders of having such long legs. Can you sense my Gnomish envy? Then again, it must be such a hassle to get out of bed in the morning or even to sit down with all those lengthy limbs.


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10 shocking things I learned using Google products exclusively
Getting off Apple and going all Google has increased my respect for both companies. I've come to realize that the very best mobile experience right now is built on a foundation of Google services on Apple hardware. I wish only that these two companies could get along better, and that Apple will allow more Google integration on the iPhone.


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Network Ops - Updates have been made to the Network Operations Manual to include a goal of ubiquitous wireless access on campus, in support of the mobile strategy.
IAM Strategy - OIT endorsed the Identity and Access Management Strategy and Resource recommendations.
SITAB Meeting - The Strategic IT Accountability Board will meet on April 26.
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Catholic cardinals decided Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, the archbishop of Buenos Aires, would be the new leader of their church last Wednesday night.
The 76-year-old Argentine takes over after Benedict XVI unexpectedly stepped down, and he is the first pope to be chosen from outside Europe for more than a millennium.
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Supernatural Photo Preview: A Trip to the Hospital in Episode 7.03
The October 7 episode of is directed by series star Jensen Ackles. He'll be appearing more in this episode than the season 5 episode he directed ("Weekend at Bobby's), but he also has to do double duty of directing and having Dean walking around with a broken leg.
We're not sure exactly how it happens, but both boys end up in the hospital. The question is does it happen at the beginning (perhaps as a result of fighting Castiel and the Leviathans in the September 30 episode) or at the end of the episode?
Regardless, Dean gets very angry when Sam takes off to solve a case. Sam quickly realizes that this case relates to one he investigated as a teenager. Colin Ford will be returning as teenage Sam Winchester. Years ago, John and Dean left him in a motel to attend school while they went off on a hunt. But Sam found a hunt of his own when he came across a demon. As an adult, Sam comes across the same demon, only now he's possessing a woman named Amy (guest star Jewel Staite), who Sam had known as a teenager herself.
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text: Ms. Norma Faye Mundy Ragland age 74 of 10 Leonhardt Drive, Cana, VA passed away Sunday morning, February 3, 2013 at Twin County Regional Hospital in Galax, VA. She was born November 30, 1938 in Carroll County, VA to the late James J. "Jim" and Rita Vesta Dalton Mundy. She retired from Northern Hospital of Surry County and was a member of Fancy Gap Baptist Church. Ms. Ragland is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, Brian and Nikki Ragland, Mount Airy, twin grandchildren, Keylee Blair Ragland and Ellik Scott Ragland, daughter-in-law, Neely Utt Combs all of Mount Airy; a sister, Colene Jones of Cana; brothers and a sisters-in-law, Wayne Mundy of Cana, Norris "Bo" and Donna Mundy of Hillsville and Mary Lou Mundy of Mount Airy; special friends, Wayne and Doris Gilley of Winston Salem, Brenda Daulton of Germanton, NC. In addition to her parents, Ms. Ragland was preceded in death by a son, Derek Scott "Tree" Ragland and a brother, Marvin Mundy; an infant sister; a nephew, Gary Mundy and great nephew, Gregory Quesinberry. Funeral services will be held at 2:00 PM, Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at Fancy Gap Baptist Church with Rev. Dwight Sechrist, Rev. Verlon Combs, Rev. Tommy Vass. Burial will follow in the Cana Baptist Church Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 PM Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at Moody Funeral Home in Mount Airy. In lieu of flower the family has requested memorials be made to Moody Funeral Home to assist with the funeral expenses. Online condolences may be made at www.moodyfuneralservices.com.


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Pharmaceutical care puts first the patient's quality of life through the provision of safe and efficient healthcare, while respecting the needs of healthcare professionals and society in general.
In continuing with the programme of activities carried out under the aegis of the former Partial Agreement in the Social and Public Health field, the Committee of Experts on quality and safety standards in pharmaceutical practices and pharmaceutical care (CD-P-PH/PC) was entrusted with improving pharmaceutical care and practices in community care homes and in ambulatory and hospital care services through specific programmes and policies. For more information about this Committee of Experts, the CD-P-PH/PC, click HERE.
The Committee of Experts, CD-P-PH/PC, has given priority to the development of:
provisions and practices in quality assessment in pharmaceutical practices and care in Europe through quality indicators;
provisions and practices for the stakeholders of pharmaceutical care in Europe inter alia raising medication-related health literacy of the public;
provisions and practices in relevant non-European traditional medicine therapies used in Europe;
quality and safety assurance guidelines for pharmacy prepared medicinal products; and
the promotion of patient safety and the quality of medicines distributed via mail order trade. Read more on Medicines and the Internet.
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Creation of a Better Medication Safety Culture in Europe: Building up Safe Medication Practices, (Prepared by the Expert Group on Safe Medication Practices [P-SP-PH/SAFE], 2006)
Council of Europe Model Campaign "Avoid Risk For Your Health"
EDQM Pharmaceutical Care programme "stimulating thinking and policy actions"...
(20/12/12) The Report of the Dutch Ministers Summit (Amsterdam, 3 October 2012) refers to the EDQM report on "Pharmaceutical Care: Policies and Practices..."(2012).In the same vein as the summit conclusions, the EDQM report recommends to governments to promote and implement pharmaceutical care quality concepts in their healthcare systems, proposes suitable indicators and stresses the need for patient participation and cooperation between all healthcare professionals.
Pharmaceutical Care: Where do we stand - where should we go?
Key concepts in Pharmaceutical Care, Quality Assessment of Pharmaceutical Care in Europe, Sources of information - Survey Report, 2009.
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Committee of Ministers' Resolution CM/ResAP(2011)1 on quality and safety assurance requirements for medicinal products prepared in pharmacies for the special needs of patient (Adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 19 January 2011 at the 1103rd meeting of the Ministers' Deputies)
Committee of Ministers' Resolution ResAP (2007)2 on Good Practices for Distributing Medicines via Mail Order which protect Patient Safety and the Quality of the Delivered Medicine (Adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 5 September 2007 at the 1003rd meeting of the Ministers' Deputies)
Committee of Ministers' Recommendation Rec(2006)7 on Management of Patient Safety and Prevention of Adverse Events in Health Care (Adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 24 May 2006 at the 965th meeting of the Ministers' Deputies)
Committee of Ministers' Resolution ResAP (2001)2 concerning the Pharmacist's Role in the Framework of Health Security (Adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 21 March 2001 at the 746th meeting of the Ministers' Deputies)
Committee of Ministers' Resolution ResAP (97)2 on the Development of the Function of Pharmacists and the Adaptation of their Initial Training (Adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 30 September 1997 at the 602nd meeting of the Ministers' Deputies)
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9 Facebook Brand Timeline Changes Marketers Need to Know
Yesterday, Facebook confirmed and expanded on changes for brand pages at the Facebook Marketing Conference. Now that brands can update their page to the new Timeline format at any time, the following is an overview of the changes that you need to know.
Visual Reorganization
The most obvious change to pages is that the look and feel of the page mirrors that of users with Timeline. Now brands have the opportunity to create an 851 x 315px cover photo, and the multimedia content the brand shares within the page receives a lot larger real estate than before.
Before you rush off to create a Timeline photo, you'll need to carefully read the following guidelines from Facebook:
Tab Changes & No Default Landing Tab
Instead of up to 9 tabs/applications being shown on the right hand side bar, 3 tabs are displayed below the cover image beside a default "Photos" tab, with an option to add up to 12 total tabs. These tab call out boxes are now 111 pixels wide and 74 pixels tall, and tabs themselves have widened from 520px to 830px wide. While current tabs will still view correctly, marketer's will need to move forward designing tabs and call out boxes under these new dimensions.
Along with these changes comes the news that there is no longer an option to select a default landing tab. Since the majority of organic tab views are generated from the default landing tab, this could negatively effect the results of social programs living on Facebook. Marketer's may want to consider setting new benchmarks for tab views before running large social promotions on Facebook. Additionally, this move is likely to force more marketers to purchase ads on Facebook to see the same kind of results.
Mobile Integration
Facebook announced yesterday that Facebook pages and the tabs and applications on those pages will be able to be viewed on mobile and tablet devices in the near future. With more users engaging with Facebook on their mobile devices, this comes as great news for marketers. We'll update more on this when we get an idea of what the user experience will be like.
Pinned and Starred Content
Marketers now can choose to "Pin" an update they created to the top of the page, and this update will stay at the top of the page for 7 days. This feature is likely to be used by marketer's who want to increase the engagement with particular posts or drive traffic to tabs.
Another way to control content on Timeline is to Star it. Using this feature, brands can take up two column widths to display photos and videos more prominently.
Friend Activity
The new timeline layout shows fans and non-fans alike how many of their friends have already connected with the page. Although this social proof is an interesting addition to the page, it's still unclear if this will compel non-fans to take the action of Liking the page.
In addition, pages now automatically pull in "relevant" conversations others are having on Facebook. This is good when users are having relevant conversations about your brand, but not so good when anyone mentions your brand name in a complaint on their personal wall, or when irrelevant conversations are pulled into your page.
Another feature added to pages is "Messages". This allows users to privately message the brand, and allows the brand to respond directly within Facebook. This feature has the benefit of taking negative conversations off the wall, but the privacy of the feature has the potential to increase the volume of complaints or customer issues brands receive. If a brand does not have the resources to open up this potential can of worms - this feature can be disabled. In fact, most pages I've found using Timeline do not have this feature enabled.
Admin Permissions
Facebook hinted yesterday that they will be rolling out different levels of administrative permissions to pages, so that not all admins have the same rights. We'll update on this feature when it's available to review.
Premium Ad Units
Yet again Sponsored Stories have been revamped into a new ad unit with wider distribution. "Premium Ad Units" allow brands to promote images, videos, events, and offers and will be displayed on the Facebook homepage, within the newsfeed (for the first time), on Facebook mobile, and again on the log-out screen. Facebook claims that this can allow brands to reach up to 75% of their fans.
Facebook has given up officially on "Check In Deals" and is replacing this by debuting a new "offer" post feature from the page publisher. In the next few weeks we'll see this roll out - but right now it appears that it will be a free way for brands to update their page with sales and discounts. These offers can also be promoted via Facebook Premium Ad Units to drive traffic and usage. The following is a snapshot of what this is likely to look like.
Main Takeaways
Overall, Facebook has made a lot of changes that mostly favor Facebook users more than marketers. Most of these changes begin making it more difficult for brands to increase Likes to their page and views of tabs without requiring an ad spend on Facebook. These small changes show a larger move the network is making to begin placing more value on overall engagement than sheer number of Facebook Likes (whether marketer's like it or not).
These improvements may all be positioned by Facebook as "improvements" from the previous design, but savvy marketer's will understand these seemingly small changes could dramatically effect their benchmarks of success on Facebook.
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Jonathan Quick (back) will not be allowed to play for Manchester despite the fact that the Kings have assigned him to the AHL.
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Crews will begin closing lanes at 8 p.m. Friday and reopen them by 6 a.m. Monday.
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Traffic stop leads to one arrest in Boswell
Friday, 17 December 2010 21:07
Choctaw County Sheriff's officers made a traffic stop west of Highway 70 in the city of Boswell on or about Dec. 11.
Driving a 1978 Ford Pickup was John Paul Scott. Sheriff's officers made an arrest and Scott was booked into Choctaw County Jail and charged with possession of a controlled substance, a felony, a misdemeanor charge of possession of a controlled substance, driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of a controlled substance and operating a vehicle with defective equipment or unsafe conditions, all misdemeanor charges.
Search warrant leads to one arrest in Fort Towson
Friday, 17 December 2010 21:06
On Dec. 6, Deputy Moore of the Choctaw County Sheriff's Department obtained a search warrant for the resident located on Delare Ave. in Fort Towson. The home belonged to Kellie Beatrice Bozarth (Holt).
Officer's reports state that at approximately 4:10 p.m. on Dec. 7, the search warrant was served and officers made contact with Bozarth.
Bozarth was transported to the Choctaw County Jail and charged with possession of a controlled substance, a felony and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, a misdemeanor.
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Friday, 03 December 2010 20:36
The Circus City Christmas Parade, "A Kids Christmas," will begin at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4 in Hugo.
Entries must be at Choctaw County Chevrolet by 1:30 p.m. and the entry number must be displayed on the driver's side of entry.
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• Best bicycle.
Santa will be at the end of the parade and will also be at the Santa House next to the Hugo Depot from 3:30 to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
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Filings for declarations of candidacy for Choctaw County school board positions closed at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
The positions at stake will be filled at the Annual School Election scheduled Feb 8, 2011. If no candidate receives more than 50% of the total votes cast in the election, the two candidates receiving the highest number of votes will meet in an election on Tuesday, April 5, 2011.
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Monday, 22 November 2010 22:26
The Kiamichi Technology Center played host to the 83rd annual Hugo Area Chamber Banquet last Thursday night.
Dinner and entertainment were enjoyed by the many guests of the banquet. Paula Donaldson, a financial advisor at Edward Jones entertained the crowd with beautiful instrumentals on the piano.
Scott Pace, master of ceremonies, kept the crowd laughing while awards were being presented. Those receiving awards were:
• Staci Pace received the Special Recognition Award and the Citizen of the Year Award.
• Carla Harrison received the Pride of Hugo Award.
• Troy Minyard of Southwest Fabrications received the Agriculture Business Award.
• David Minyard of the Hugo Livestock Market received the Business of the Year Award.
• David Rawls and the city of Hugo received the Golden Acorn Award.
• Carolyn Hicks of the Hugo Ministerial Alliance and Sharing Hope received the Humanitarian Award.
• Lawrence Testa received the A.L. Fountain Award for outstanding community service.
• The Choctaw Nation Health Complex received the Beautification Award.
• Randy Robertson and Jon Paul Bozeman received the Hats Off Awards.
• Will Payne with K95.5 received the Torch Award.
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6A Playoff Football: Lemont Runs Over Rival Oak Forest
Lemont is one win away from advancing to the 6A IHSA championship game after its 21-14 victory over rival Oak Forest on Saturday night.
Breaking It Down: Lemont looked like the more dominant team on the Oak Forest Bengals' field during the first half of their matchup. The Bengals were statistically better in almost every category compared to Lemont during the second half of the Saturday evening contest.
However, the Indians' 14-6 lead that the team built-up in the first half was too much for Oak Forest to come back. Lemont came away with its second win of the season on its rival's home turf by a score of 21-14.
With the wind howling, both teams relied on their ground games heavily throughout the contest. There were a total of 70 running plays called compared to 25 passing attempts.
All touchdowns scored in the game were punched in via the ground. Three of them were by Indians running back Christos Giatras and two from Oak Forest halfback Ben Santiago.
Lemont's defense was penalized on four occasions, but they more than made up for it by causing the Bengals' offense to turn the ball over just as many times.
Patch's MVP: Christos Giatras, Lemont. A night of 34 carries for 136 yards, including touchdown runs of 1, 2 and 23 yards is impressive on its own.
Yet, when the opposing defense knows the run is coming and they are still unable to stop it, the stats become even more eye-popping. Lemont only attempted five passes in the second half, while the 205-pound halfback was given 21 touches in the final two quarters.The senior running back also caught two passes for 45 yards.
Lemont Stat Pack: Zach Brosseau completed 5-of-14 passes for 108 yards. Joe Hehir caught two passes for 41 yards, and connected on all three of his extra point attempts. Jake Lemming blocked a punt in the second quarter that led to an Indians touchdown on the offense's next drive. Jon Clark and Connor O'Brien each recorded a sack. Jake Lawrence recovered a fumble, while Oak Forest was in Lemont's territory with less than five minutes remaining in regulation.
Oak Forest Stat Pack: Tom Zale rushed for 61 yards on 9 carries, and combined with Nick Ciufia to complete 6-of-11 passes for 139 yards total. Ciufia also rushed for 17 yards on 5 carries. Corey Brent intercepted a pass, while Lemont was inside Oak Forest's red zone with less than a minute to play in the first half. Santiago rushed for 68 yards on 13 carries. Tom Livingston recorded a sack for a loss of 13 yards. Five different Bengal wide receivers caught a pass.
Quotable I: "Our kids went ahead, and dug deep," Lemont head coach Eric Michaelsen said. "We got a couple of nice drives after they scored, and that was key."
Quotable II: "I can't wait to bring the game home to our crowd, Giatras said. "They really deserve it. [I] hope to get the win next week and go to state; live my dream."
Team Records: Lemont is 11-1. Oak Forest is 10-2.
What's Next: While Oak Forest's season is over, Lemont will move on to face Crete-Monee next weekend, after their 42-6 win over Ottawa Township.
IHSA 6A Playoff Scores: Cary Grove 7, Crystal Lake Central 0; Lake Forest 31, Notre Dame 19. For more scores, check out IHSA ScoreZone.
Ralph Chichester
1:31 am on Sunday, November 11, 2012
This was another tough battle between two old rivals Lemont pulled it out 21-14 but the Bengals did not go down easy will give them more incentive for next year
6:19 am on Sunday, November 11, 2012
Great game, if Oak Forest scored on their first drive and it would have been a different outcome,just saying.
6:35 am on Sunday, November 11, 2012
Pretty tough to beat a football team 3 times in one season. Congrats!
Ralph Chichester
8:15 am on Sunday, November 11, 2012
Turnovers hurt the Bengals just like the last time they played Lemont earlier in the season the blocked Oak Forest punt set up a Lemont score. Then just like the last time these teams met on the same field Bengals were driving and fumbled Lemont cashed in on it late in the game for the go ahead score and time just ran out on the Bengals
12:24 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2012
Some day O.F. will figure out a way to beat those guys! Great Season Bengal's DO NOT hang your heads!
OFHS alumni
8:53 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2012
I would like to comment on the attitudes and unsportmanship behaviors by some of the Lemont players. It is very hard to give praise and credit to a team that doesn't deserve the win based on their behavior. I was appalled to see arms flaring and mocking at a respected head coach during halftime. Not only was I distraught about this, if this was my child I would be embarrassed. Has anyone ever told those kids you don't act like that toward a respected adult? Not only was this witnessed, at the end of the game Lemont players were celebrating, which they should do respectively...not doing the motion of "suck it" toward players and opposing crowd. Congrats on the win Lemont, but work on the sportsmanship.
lhs fan
7:07 am on Monday, November 12, 2012
To OFHS alumni....I attended the game, and here are the things I witnessed about the sportsmanship on the Oak Forest side. The same mocking from the Oak Forest players towards the Lemont players and coaches occurred, and I have it on tape if you would like to view it. The worst was right at halftime, when an Oak Forest player gestured toward the Lemont crowd. Also, I have never, ever, in all my years seen and heard what the show the Oak Forest crowd put on.......many chants of "bs, bs, bs" when plays did not go their way, however....they used the words for "bs". Also, when a Lemont play wasn't a good one, the fans yelled out "you suck, you suck". Also there were many posters in the Oak Forest crowd that had Lemont player names on it, and derogatory comments written about them. And........Lemont players after they left the field when the won the game, they had food thrown at them, and the Lemont coaches were asked if they paid the refs. There was one time an Oak Forest player held up his middle finger at one of the coaches. Not only was I distraught about this, if this was my child, I would be embarrassed. Has anyone ever told those kids you don't act like that toward a respected adult? I
I have it all on tape, and will send it to the IHSA.
Ann Oyed
4:41 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
Judging from some of the first postings here, Oak Forest has some sore losers who like to make excuses for their team losing to LHS not once, but twice. Please send the tape to the IHSA. Oak Forest posting actual names of players - sounds like slander to me.
karyn czarnecki
1:55 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
Congrats on a great season,
11:21 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
The video that is posted in this article is a perfect example of bad sportsmanship. If you look closely there is a sign above the banner that is disrespecting one of the Lemont players. I do believe this video needs to be taken down!
scott sleeman
10:40 pm on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Give me a break Lemont fans! I have a kid that played 4 yrs of football at OFHS and said your kids are the biggest trash talking team than any other school he has played against. My daughter was leaving that game friday nite, and was walking out with the cheerleaders, and your players were spitting at our cheerleaders in front of your coaches. I dont know about your school, but at OFHS you are held accountable for that crap. Now that is disrespectfull.