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Easton Slickrock 2P
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|Trail Weight
4.8 lb / 1.68 kg
|Floor Area
32 sq ft
This spacious free standing tent has a lot going for…
Source: received for testing via the Trailspace Review Corps (Sample provided by Easton for testing and review)
This spacious free standing tent has a lot going for it. It is stable in gusty wind, it has plenty of head and elbow room, there are two entries, two vestibules, and a very light set of carbon poles. If I had any complaint it would be the lack of a vent in the rain fly.
If you are looking for a 2-person double wall tent that allows you to sit up, stretch, and easily change clothes in, take a look at the Easton Slickrock.
- Spacious interior, lots of headroom and room to stretch
- Lightweight but strong carbon poles
- Holds up to strong winds
- Easy to set up, simple effective design
- No vent in the rain fly
- Only has one-way zippers on fly doors
The tent arrived for testing in a 7" x 21" (18 cm x 53 cm) blue stuff sack. The contents included the tent body, rain fly, footprint, poles, stakes* (see below), guy lines, and a pole repair sleeve. The footprint and gear loft are sold separately.
Of course I had to set the tent up in my yard to acquaint myself with it, which was right after supper. Then I sat down inside the tent and read over the manufacturers spec's which I will list for you here:
- Two Person - Three Season
- Trail Weight: 4lbs 12oz - 2.15kg
- Pack Weight 5lbs 4oz / 2.41kg
- Pack Size 7 x 20in / 18 x 51cm
- Floor Area 32 sq ft / 3 sq m
- Vestibule Area 17 sq ft / 1.6 sq m
- Head Height 44in / 117cm
• Floor: 40D nylon ripstop, 3000mm PU coated, F/R
• Fly: 40D nylon ripstop, 1500mm Sil/PU coated, F/R
• Canopy: Lightweight nylon No-See-Um mesh, F/R
Easton Outfitters Syclone Composite Poles:
"Engineered using advance composites with multidirectional wound construction, Syclone tent poles are the newest innovation in high performance tents and yield 80% more resilience in wind and flex-testing."
Setting up the tent.
Watch this video to see how the Slickrock tent sets up!
The first thing I noticed using this tent is how light the carbon poles are, and second how much head and shoulder room this tent has. This is due in part to the tall dome shape of the tent.
Shoulder room comes from the hubbed Y pole that spreads the tent body out at roughly shoulder height for more interior room. The mesh used on this tent is a grey colored lightweight nylon.
Although the Slickrock is a free standing tent, it came with eight stakes, several adjustable guy lines, and multiple guy-out points on the outside.
This tent uses two long poles that cross like an X, and three short poles attached to an aluminum Y hub. The inner tent body uses clips to attach to the poles, there are no sleeves. The guy lines are reflective and can be quickly adjusted with a sliding tensioner.
Although Easton includes eight 7075 aluminum V stakes with this tent, the tent stakes supplied with the tent I tested were round 7075 and are available as an optional up grade.
After setting the poles and clipping the inner tent body up, you toss the rain fly over the tent.
This tent has five plastic snaps with adjustable webbing to attach the fly to the tent body — and Velcro tabs to go around the tent poles.
The webbing is color coded; there are four grey ones and one black one on the front center of the tent. You attach the fly by first snapping the black fly webbing to the black tent webbing; this orients the fly for you. Next snap the grey ones on the tents four corners and stake out the fly to create the vestibules. Stake out the guy lines and start tossing your stuff inside. I found setting the tent up to be quick and easy after doing it a couple times.
Inside the tent you will find two large mesh pockets up off the floor and out of the way to stow small gear or clothing, I like that they are not down in the floor hanging against my bag or mattress.
The tent also has overhead loops for an optional gear loft or hanging a light, etc.
I used a DIY loft I already had for another tent. Between the two mesh pockets and the loft I think there is adequate 'in tent' storage for two persons. There are two doors and two vestibules.
Pitch Options
The Slickrock tent cannot be set up with just the poles, fly, and footprint (minus the inner tent body) since the footprint (the one I tested) has no plastic snaps to attach the fly to. However you can unclip the tent body from the poles and just let it lay on the footprint if you want.
In this configuration it is basically a tarp and groundsheet but you still have to carry the tent body. I have other tents that will do this or can be set up minus the tent body and I like the option especially in cold weather, or on the beach front of an island because the constant breeze pushes the flying insects back into the forested areas.
Testing the Tent
I used this tent on four trips from March through May which allowed me to test the tent in temps ranging from 19°F to 93°F (-7° C to 34° C).
There was some ice, some heat and humidity — and one really windy storm, which is what I was hoping for. I got to test the tent on a mountain top, on the edge of a lake island, and in a coastal wetland as well. There is a lot I like about this tent as well as a couple things I would change if I could.
First Trip
After hiking a few miles solo on South Carolina's Fork Mountain I left the trail and worked my way to the summit and a small clearing I found a few years ago. It was 3:30 p.m. when I got to my spot for the night and it was cold and windy all day so I was happy to set up the tent, change clothes, and fix some coffee.
I packed a 20° F (-7° C) sleeping bag and plenty of fleece with me on the trip. During the night I found the tent did a good job of holding in body heat even though the tent body is mostly mesh. The mesh is very fine and restricts some air flow.
After getting out of the tent a couple times that night and the next night I remember thinking how warm the tent stayed inside compared to the outside air. The first morning there was a little frost on the interior of the rain fly which I found acceptable considering there was freezing rain around 7 p.m. and then everything froze that night. I found the tent spacious, warm, and dry.
Trips 2 & 3
These trips are to my local lake.
The forecast called for stormy weather and on the lake that usually means high winds.
My buddy and I canoed a marked water trail for about an hour and arrived at the leeward side of a large island protected from the wind. We then hid the canoe and backpacked about a mile to a windy beach front on the other end of the island. Wind gusts out on the lake can exceed 60 mph and have caused boats to capsize so I hoped for at least 30 mph gusts.
We found a nice camp spot 100' ft. from the water in the shade of some little Cypress trees and set up the tent. I figure the tiny little T-Rex like limbs on the Cypress trees pose little threat to tenters.
I like the stakes that came with this tent, they have a lot of surface area and hold good. However since we camped on sand I also used two 'dead man' anchors buried in the sand to hold the two front guy lines. Having tensioners built into the guy lines makes it easy to attach to solid objects like tree roots or limbs.
After supper we put two Exped air mats in the tent. They both fit with several inches between them. When laying down it was easy to reach over your head into the mesh pockets sewn to the tent wall, I like where Easton put them. We both enjoyed siting up in this tent; you have plenty of room to stretch, look around for things, or change clothes.
Like clockwork for this time of year a big thunderstorm rolled in around 4 pm. After a good half hour deluge the inside of the tent was dry although the two vestibule areas were wet where rain had blown underneath the fly, so I adjusted the fly tighter and closer to the ground which helped some.
After the rain let up I made some more adjustments to the guy lines and rain fly. I found making adjustments on this tent to be easy and secure, even at night with a headlamp, thanks to all the reflective material used.
One thing I did notice after being in the tent during the rain is that it got quite stuffy inside, so I opened the fly doors about halfway up to get more ventilation.
The door zippers in the fly are out far enough that having the fly open in the rain does not drown the inner mesh tent as you are getting in and out. Well, that's true if the rain is falling straight down, but due to the smallish size of the vestibules on this tent (and lots of other tents like it) you have to scurry under the fly and zip it back quick to keep sideways rain, or blowing snow out.
There was not much room for a backpack and a person to be in the vestibule at the same time, but it was doable. One option in foul weather could be stowing most gear in one vestibule and use the other for coming and going, changing wet or frozen clothes, or leaving the fly partially unzipped and staked open for better ventilation. This is what we did our second night and it worked for us although we did get a small amount of rain mist through the tent mesh at times.
On our second trip to the island we found you can unclip the inner tent from the poles and just let it drop on top of the footprint without completely removing it.
This was great for us because it provided a nice breeze through the fly in the shade of the Cypress trees. Insects were not a problem most of the day because of a steady breeze, and having the fly doors open made coming and going from the tent (tarp at this point) much easier. Later that day we just clipped the inner tent back up.
In high winds though I think you need the inner tent clipped up as part of the tent structure.
Last Trip
On my last trip I went solo into a coastal watershed that ends in a large reservoir, there are lots of wading birds and raptors here that I like to take photos of and sometimes I use a two man tent as a photo blind as well as somewhere to sleep. I have to imagine that other people might want to use this tent solo at times too, not everyone has a solo tent after all.
Because I used a smaller UL pack I on this trip, I just carried the Slickrock tent strapped to the bottom of my pack. It is surely a heavier and bulkier shelter than I have been accustomed to carrying lately, but it can certainly work if you don't have anything lighter. Sometimes you just go with what you own and have fun.
There was no rain in the forecast but in late spring on the Carolina coast that doesn't ease the humidity level one bit, it was close to 90° F (32° C ) in the shade and humidity was around 80 – 90%. So I said to myself "Let's see how the tent does in this weather." When you are solo it's okay to have conversations with yourself I reckon.
Because of the heat and humidity it was like a sauna inside the tent during the day and well into the night. Opening the fly doors didn't help much with air flow through the inner tent. The tents ability to hold heat was a benefit in cold weather, but not now. I think the height of this tent traps more air than a lower profile tent does.
That night as the air cooled I observed condensation had formed inside the rain fly, I don't think any dripped into the tent though.
I think a vent in the rain fly would improve airflow through this tent making it more comfortable inside.
In the past I have been able to get some airflow even in the rain by unzipping just the top of the fly door(s) a couple inches to create some high / low venting. On the Slickrock the fly doors only unzip from the bottom up, in other words they do not have two way zippers; maybe that's not a big deal to some folks but it's worth noting.
On my second night it was a sauna again in the tent, but this time I just rolled the fly all the way back off the tent and that made things much more comfortable. Of course you can't do that in a thunderstorm when you're sweating inside a humid tent.
So I spent several days and nights testing this tent, plus setting it up several times at my house.
The Easton Slickrock leaves me with an overall positive impression. The tents good initial quality, spacious head and shoulder room, decent size floor for two people, and lightweight poles make it a tent to consider. I think the tent would ventilate better with a vent in the fly, and I would rather have two way zippers on the fly doors, but it was a solid tent in the wind, and easy to set up.
I had no trouble with any part of the tent, zippers, snaps, clips, etc. All worked fine.
I had no leaks, but I did have some condensation which was expected under the circumstances. The tent stakes and guy lines were good quality and functioned fine.
Testing Conditions
Trip 1. Backpacking solo for three days on Fork Mountain, located in the Blue Ridge Escarpment area of northwest South Carolina. It was cold, wet, and windy with sub-freezing temps at night.
Trips 2 & 3. Canoeing to and backpacking on an island, located on Lake Moultrie South Carolina. The weather was warm in the day and cool at night, with big thunderstorms in the afternoons. Lots of wind.
Trip 4. Backpacking solo into a coastal wetland full of lush vegetation and wildlife. Located in the A.C.E. Basin Watershed, southeast South Carolina. Hot and humid during the day, showers in the evenings to cool things off and then the wind dies as the sun sets, cooler at night but no breeze and still very humid. Very buggy as the sun set and on into the night.
I hope this review was useful in your search for the right tent!
Mike Gartman.
Neat idea, Mike, leaving the canopy unclipped to create a makeshift groundsheet - especially helpful for tents which may not offer one, or for discontinued models where the option is no longer available for purchase. Provided you've Velcro loops on the underside of the fly, and exercise caution when moving atop the mesh, it seems like a nice solution for a seldom-mentioned problem. Nice review!
2 months ago
Thanks for testing the tent and sharing this helpful review, Milke. I think it's fine to have conversations with yourself whether or not you're solo.
2 months ago
Where to Buy
Manufacturer's Description
Easton's Slickrock line features Syclone composite tent poles, which provide incredible stability and vigor. All Slickrock series tents offer tons of living space thanks to the Syclone poles' asymmetrical design. This, combined with incredible stability and wind resistance rolled into an affordable package, raises the standard for aluminum products.
- Easton's Syclone composite poles (80% more resilient to the wind loading stress)
- Maximum livability, with asymmetrical y-pole design
- Dual door and dual vestibule
- High-performance stability in wind
Retailers' Descriptions
Here's what other sites are saying:
The 3-person, 3-season Slickrock tent offers enhanced stability and wind resistance, along with an asymmetrical pole design for added living space and luxury at the campsite.
Superlight and "roomy" don't often go together when you're discussing tents, but then, how often do you discuss the Easton Mountain Products Slickrock 2 2-Person 3-Season Tent' Probably not often, seeing as this superlight backpacking shelter is brand new. The Slickrock uses Easton's asymmetrical Y-pole system, and poles made of super-strong and wind-resistant Syclone composite, for unparalleled living space and stability in gnarly weather without any unnecessary weight. It's also dry as a bone, with a PU-coated nylon fly and taped seams to lock out the weather. Easton didn't skimp on the features, either; just check out the multiple storage pockets, accessory loops, and hook-and-loop tabs to hold the fly in place. Even the stakes are made of 7075 aluminum, because we all know how much of a pain it is to bend your stake against a hidden rock when the wind's howling and you're looking to settle in for the night.
- Backcountry.com
Easton Slickrock is a three-season lightweight backpacking shelter that offers tons of living space and maximum stability and wind resistance. The unique asymmetrical pole design enhances the internal living space and is made with new Syclone composite pole technology. Slickrock is the perfect combination of lightweight stability with more livability comfort.
- CampSaver.com
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After accepting the terms and conditions, for some reason Magento is going to the following URL:
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thanks for your reply.
I did try all .htaccess configurations I could find inside the forums.
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Did you try deleting all the directories/files, then uploading Magento as a .tar and extracting on the server? Then making sure the permissions are set correct?
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If you use cPanel, I would use File Manager to upload the .tar, then extract on the server. Then use FTP to change the permissions.
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High-School Dropouts and Transitory Labor Market Shocks: The Case of the Spanish Housing Boom
AbstractThis paper addresses the implications of transitory changes in labor market conditions for low versus high educated workers on the decision to acquire education. To identify this effect, I use the improvement in the labor market prospects of low educated workers motivated by the increases in employment and wages in the construction sector during the recent housing boom. The estimation strategy is based on the fact that changes in the labor market driven by the construction sector affect only men. Increases in construction activity are found to increase men's propensity to drop out of high-school, relative to women. According to this finding, policies promoting education should strengthen when in the presence of transitory shocks in the labor market that make dropping out more attractive.
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Primary Election is next week, Tuesday, August 26, 2014.
Town of Strafford Polls are open from 9am – 7 pm for voting.
We need volunteers through-out the day to check voters in. Are you interested in helping for a couple of hours on the 26th?
Please give me a call at the Town Office (765-4411) to sign up. It's fun and you can see friends and neighbors too.
Vermont Municipal Highway Association Celebrated Its 35th birthday.
On May 14, the Vermont Municipal Highway Association celebrated its 35th birthday with one of the largest attendances in history at the Barre Civic Center. Vendors, sponsors and Municipal workers mingled around equipment, participated in Training Timeouts, and took home raffle and sponsor prizes.The highlights of the day were the Plow and Backhoe Contests.
OUR very own Danny Prescott took first place in the Backhoe competition. NICE going Dan!
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Home » News » Public Safety
Woman sent to hospital after Rochester crash
The driver of this flatbed tow truck escaped injury after he was involved in a head-on collision along Route 11 near the Rochester-Farmington line Saturday afternoon.
ROCHESTER - A Farmington woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries after an accident near the Rochester-Farmington town line Saturday.
Police, firefighters and emergency personnel responded around 4:15 p.m. after an eastbound Kia Rio driven by Alison Page, 25, of Farmington, lost control and crossed the center line and struck a westbound International ramp truck driven by William Baxter, 65, of Farmington, according to police.
As a result of the impact, the ramp truck, which was carrying a Dodge pickup, drove onto the westbound shoulder and struck a tree on the side of the road, police said.
Local crews were assisted by police, firefighters and ambulance personnel from Farmington. Farmington ambulance crews transported Page to Frisbie Memorial Hospital.
A state trooper from the Motor Carrier Enforcement Unit responded to assist investigators determine the cause. No charges have been filed at this time, and both vehicles were towed from the scene.
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How do you feel about leaf blowers? Morristown Councilman Stefan Armington is conducting a survey, to see if residents consider this a quality-of-life issue that merits stricter regulations.
Personally, we always have wondered why leaf blowers are not subject to the same muffler requirements as motor vehicles.
Noisy cars continue on their way, at least. Leaf blowers, on the other hand, linger outside your window for a long time…usually, when you're trying to sleep in after a rough week.
We have observed many leaf blower operators wearing ear protection. They don't offer that same protection to the rest of us.
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Remember Me
June 17, 1921-June 4, 2014
FORT JENNINGS - Regina E. Boehmer, 92, of Fort Jennings died at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday at Vancrest of Delphos.
She was born June 17, 1921, in Ottoville to William and Mary (Ricker) Gasser, who preceded her in death.
Feb. 10, 1941 - June 1, 2014
LAS VEGAS — Carolyn Wilson Masten, beloved Mom, Grammy, GG and sister passed away peacefully on June 1, 2014, in Las Vegas, Nevada, surrounded by family.
She was born Feb 10, 1941, in Delphos, to Burgan and Marie Wilson. She was a graduate of St. John's High School, Class of 1959.
Jan. 30, 1924
June 1, 2014
LIMA — Patrick H. Bergfeld, 90, passed away 11:40 a.m. on Sunday at Elmcroft Assisted Living.
He was born Jan. 30, 1924, in Delphos to Claude and Caroline (O'Neil) Bergfeld, who preceded him in death.
May 26, 1920-May 31, 2014
DELPHOS — Vernon Robert Kill, 94, of Delphos passed away at 1:35 p.m. Saturday at Vancrest in Delphos.
He was born May 26, 1920, in Landeck to Richard J. and Mildred E. (Savidge) Kill, who preceded him in death.
On Sept. 25, 1948, he married Vena Mae Mousa, who preceded him in death on May 17, 2003.
Survivors include two sons, Virgil (Linda) Kill of Emerald Isle, North Carolina, and Vincent Kill of Altamonte Springs, Florida; a daughter, Vera (Terry) Edmonds of Fuquay Varina, North Carolina; a surrogate daughter, Carolyn Brenneman of Elida; a sister, Jeanetta "Peg" Osting of Delphos; grandchildren, Stacie Lynn Jones, Troy (Michelle) Arnold, Sandra (Douglas) Knauf, Levi Z. Kill and Alexis (Aaron) Shaw; stepgrandchildren, James (Elizabeth) Brenneman, Jason (Linda) Brenneman, Travis (Nikki) Edmonds, Adam (Emily) Edmonds, Ashley Edmonds Hayes and Elizabeth (Benjamin) Bynum; great-grandchildren, Riley Vivian, Gabrielle Grace, Charlotte Faith, Justin Dakota, Caitlyn Shelby, Cade Owen and Killian Gerald; step-great-grandchildren, Madison Jewell, Emily Camille, Lindsay Elyse, Eli Jayden and Macon Manly; and many nieces and nephews and their families.
He was also preceded in death by his daughter, Vivian Marie Brenneman; granddaughter, Hillary Renee Kill; and sister, Alice Nagel.
He was the founder and owner of Kill's Home Improvements, worked for 19 years in real estate and also was a salesman for 17 years at Lino-Trim Moldings. He was a World War II Army veteran with service in North Africa, Sicily and Italy. One of his greatest blessings was his visit to Rome and seeing and receiving a blessing from the Holy Father.
He was a member of St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church; Knights of Columbus, Fourth Degree; VFW post in Delphos and Spencerville; Lima Elks; past president of the Delphos Recreation Board; Optimist Club; and Van Wert Board of Realtors.
He was a loving and devoted husband, father and grandfather. Mom and his thoughtfulness brought our family together for 11 years of wonderful, unforgettable gatherings in Emerald Isle, North Carolina, for our Christmas in July.
Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. John's the Evangelist Church. Burial will be at St. John's Catholic Cemetery with military grave rites held by Delphos Veterans Council.
Visitation will be from 2-8 p.m. Tuesday at Harter and Schier Funeral Home with a Parish Wake at 7:30 p.m. and Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus service at 7 p.m.
Memorial contributions to St. John's Parish Foundation or the school.
To leave condolences for the family visit, www.harterandschier.com.
"When you are sorrowful look again in your heart, you shall see that in truth you are weeping for that which has been your delight."


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Archbishop Wood
Coach: Steve Peters (10th year)
Last year: 6-14 (4-4 PCL)
Key wrestlers: Sr. Kevin O'Fee (120-26); Sr. Shane McFadden (132-38); So. Mike McGee (138-145); Sr. Shawn Niederriter (145-52); So. Derek McDermott (145-52); Sr. Curran Cornely (160).
The season: Peters is back for his third stint as coach. At least 25 wrestlers are at practice every day, and the coach is hoping for additions when freshman backetball cuts are made and when the football season is over. Freshman football player Jake Cooper should be a big contributor at 195. Peters is being assisted by some Wood alums. The wrestlers are working hard and are enthusiastic, and the coach likes their conditioning. They are "advancing slowly but surely," according to Peters. There is some experience in the middle weights, and even inexperienced 152-pounders Kevin Bongarzone and Josh Tidwell are looking good in practice. Another .500 league record would be an accomplishment.
Coach: Eric Knoblauch (4th year)
Last year: 7-10 (2-5 SOL National)
Key wrestlers: So. Tyler Anderson (106-13); Fr. Tyler Brickner (106-13); Jr. Mike Pritchard (113); Jr. Tyler Schuchat (120); So. Tommy Stokes (126); Sr. Shane Hughes (152).
The season: There are about 30 wrestlers in the program, including eight or nine who were regular starters a year ago. Pritchard was fifth at regionals last season. Stokes was a district qualifier before bowing out when he could no longer make 103 pounds. He's had a nice offseason. Hughes was a regional semifinalist. Knoblauch said the wrestlers are working hard. He likes the talent level, though many of the better wrestlers will be bunched together. There is a lack of depth in the upper weights.
Coach: Enrique Velez (21st year)
Last year: 8-8 (4-3 BAL)
Key wrestlers: So. Nick Cramp (113); So. Lorenzo Llureves (120); Sr. David Cramp (126); Sr. Dylan Clark (138); So. Anthony Colon (138); Sr. Brandon Newcomb (160).
The season: There are 21 wrestlers in the program, though none at 182. The Warriors must stay healthy. Velez hopes the young wrestlers get better as the season progresses. Colon and Newcomb are nice additions from Harry S. Truman and Upper Moreland, respectively. The Bicentennial Athletic League title will go through defending state qualifier Lower Moreland. New Hope-Solebury will also be in the hunt. Bristol has just one home meet, Feb. 8 vs. Phil-Mont Christian.
Coach: Joe de Garavilla (1st year)
Last year: 10-14 (2-6 PCL)
Key wrestlers: Jr. Ian Wanjek (132); Jr. Jason Ward (132); Jr. Jack Brown (145); So. Brian Garneau (160); So. Matt Palmer (220); Sr. Nick Hill (285).
The season: Michael Stewart recently left after one year as coach, and de Garavilla held his first practice on Thursday. He wrestled at Downingtown West (class of 2006) and later at Virginia. "It's a great opportunity. I've been wanting to get into coaching." Assistant Craig Williams worked with the team during the first couple of weeks of practice. There were 16 wrestlers at de Garavilla's first practice, and he is hoping for more now that football season is over and a permanent coach has been hired.
Council Rock North
Coach: Tom Vivacqua (12th year)
Last year: 8-8 (6-1 SOL National)
Key wrestlers: So. Tim Ambacher (113); Sr. Micah Haynes (120); Jr. John Dutrow (132); Jr. Tyler Kelly (138); Sr. Brendon Poff (182); So. Tyler Callender (220).
The season: Senior Aldan Ely (145-52), junior Mike Jeronis (106) and sophomore Colin Kaschak (195) will be keys to the team's success. There are 45 wrestlers in the program, including some who are coming off nice JV seasons. They'll be counted on to fill some holes in the lineup. The Indians hope to compete for a top-four finish at district duals.
Council Rock South
Coach: Brad Silimperi (10th year)
Last year: 20-4 (7-0 SOL National)
Key wrestlers: So. Danny Martoccio (106-113); Sr. Billy Rappo (113-20); Sr. Mack Moore (126-32); Sr. Tim Riley (195-220); Jr. P.J. Steinmetz (195-220); Sr. Tom Trampe (285).
The season: Rappo will try to join his older brother, Mike, as the school's only two-time state champion. Rick and Mike Rappo were recently inducted into the Council Rock Athletic Hall of Fame. Martoccio had a very good freshman season, seeing action at four weight classes and winning the King of the Mountain Tournament. Moore won 23 bouts a year ago and is a team leader. Riley went to states two years ago and can be counted on to contribute bonus points with pins. Trampe was South's first heavyweight to win sectionals. Trey Balasco went 36-6 last year, but is out with a neck injury. Reinforcements will be coming from the football team: Steinmetz (a transfer from La Salle), Jayfie Kaschak (who wrestled two years at CR North) and Connor Brunetti (who lived in CR North territory until recently).
George School
Coach: Pacho Gutierrez (14th year)
Last year: 9-9 (3-2 Friends)
Key wrestlers: Fr. Cameron Vakili (106); Jr. Campbell Alden (126); Sr. Peter Verner (132-38); Jr. Cyrus Vakili (132-38); So. Luke Stackhouse (132-38); Sr. Tommy Lodge-Yanez (145-52).
The season: The Cougars are already 1-0, having beaten Chestnut Hill Academy, 40-30, on Wednesday. Lodge-Yanez, Alden and Cyrus Vakili all placed at last year's Pennsylvania Independent Schools Tournament. The team strengths are in the lower and middle weights. The 20-plus wrestlers are working hard, Gutierrez said, and the coach needs a healthy lineup to have a successful season. George School will almost certainly make the Friends League playoffs and has a good chance to advance to the final against perennial power Westtown School.
Harry S. Truman
Coach: Steve Given (18th year)
Last year: 17-10 (1-6 SOL National)
Key wrestlers: Sr. Paul Ennis (106-13); So. Jason McGrogan (106-13); So. Joe Schiotis (138-45); Jr. Brandon Erhard (145-60); Sr. Joe Coffman (152-60); So. Avery Petony (160-71).
The season: Given is high on freshman Dylan Nuttall (106-13), who was a seventh- and eighth-grade champion and has been at every practice and weight room workout. Truman was hit hard by graduation, losing Sean Edmondon, Quinton Bryant, Steve Evens and Dan Balek. There are few proven winners, though Given likes his underclassmen. Winning with a young squad in the SOL National will be difficult.
Coach: Dan Winter (4th year)
Last year: 10-9 (4-3 SOL National)
Key wrestlers: So. Sam Rudolph (106); Sr. Harry Wilson (126-32); Jr. Joe Simcox (132-38); Jr. Ryan O'Connor (138); So. Nathan Russell (145); Sr. T.J. Magdelinskas (160).
The season: Key graduation losses included Nick Russell, who is now at Ursinus, and Tyler Stabilito, who is now working with Neshaminy's upper weights. Winter is still adjusting to the weight class changes, but likes the talent in the practice room. A bunch of wrestlers lack experience, but the coach sees potential.
Coach: Phil Kealy (1st year)
Last year: 23-7 (5-2 SOL National)
Key wrestlers: Jr. Jason Bing (113); Jr. Anthony DiEmidio (120); Jr. Josh DiSanto (126); So. Austin Roth (132); Sr. Matt Maine (138-45); Sr. David Mills (145).
The season: Kealy replaces Joe Kiefer, who won 410 matches in 25 years. Kealy was a varsity assistant for three years before coaching William Penn Middle School last year. The wrestlers are working hard, but they have little choice. Kealy runs tough practices and says, "If their wagons aren't draggin', we're doing something wrong." Pennsbury has a young roster, and Kealy cannot project a starting lineup at this point.
William Tennent
Coach: Joe Rigous (5th year)
Last year: 12-11 (1-6 SOL National)
Key wrestlers: So. Jesse Coleman (126); Jr. Kevin Flack (126-32); Jr. Jordan Smith (132); Sr. Bob Barone (152); So. Rich Strain (160); Jr. Andrew Van Buskirk (285).
The season: Rigous wants to spend the regular season getting the team in shape and teaching the younger athletes how to wrestle. He's mostly concerned with peaking for the postseason. There are 28 wrestlers in the program, and the coach said they are working hard. Van Buskirk is a 270-pounder with agility. Flack has had bad endings to good seasons. He forfeited a state medal as a freshman when he was disqualified in a seventh-place bout. He was 25-2 as a sophomore, but missed the postseason due to a school suspension.


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May 19th
Posted by jquilliam in Uncategorized
100wc Week #30
May 1st
The prompt this week is:
… and when I opened the cupboard door …
Remember, you must use the prompt exactly as it is written. Make sure you really think about the words you use because you only have 107 altogether.
Greek architecture
Jun 9th
Posted by jdavies in Big Question
Here are some links to find out more about ancient Greek arcitecture. When you've finished your research and completed your task have a look at the 'Build a temple link.'
The French Boat!
May 19th
The beautiful sea crashed against the edges of the Columbia, a steamliner, that I am on board. I am also English but I am in France on my way home from the ferry port. The captain was yelling at people because we were stranded in the middle of the Sea with one life boat, I had no idea that had run out of fuel. Some of the words he was saying sounded like a foreign language that wasn't even French!.
While he was yelling at us we decided that a few of us would try to get help using the life boat, and so we sailed off. Suddenly the ship started sinking rapidly! This was bad!
pollys gods and godesss
May 19th
Posted by year5 in Big Question-Greeks
Who is your favourite god or goddess? Please let me know why
thanks Polly
Greek soldiers
May 12th
Posted by jdavies in Big Question-Greeks
Websites for Greek soldiers:
Blog the answers to these questions:
Why were Greek soldiers so powerful?
What was the difference between an Athenian hoplite and a Spartan hoplite? (Think about the army and the navy)
Which was more powerful? Why?
my 100wc by kai
May 7th
and when I opened the cupboard door a timemachine was there it came out of the magic cupbord.So i ran up the staris to grab my bag and jumped into the time machine and i was in the dinosur time then i ran for my life.Then i came a cross a cave and i set up shelter there and slept the night then there was the sound of a volcano erupting so there was a good chanes of me dieing so i ran for the time machine and whent back home but when i got home my house was flying and my borther was falling thorw the sky!!!!! the end
Greetings from Thailand
May 7th
Posted by Mr Bone in Uncategorized
First of all let me say a big hello to you all from sunny and stormy Thailand! I've been here for few weeks now and thought that I'd let you all know how I'm getting on. I'm having a great time here and have spent the first few weeks settling into a place that is very different to Manchester and setting up my classroom at my new school. I have met some of the children but will not meet the whole class until later next week which is actually the start of our school year. Luckily we will also be learning about the Greeks over the next half term so I hope that we will be able to help each other out with our learning once we get started here. What sort of things have you found out already?
Things are very different here, for example each of the children is given a Thai name when they are born but did you know that they are also given an English nickname too which they use whenever they're speaking English. This could be a shortened version of their Thai name or the name of an object or item. What nickname would you choose for yourself? Also we take our shoes off before entering the classroom as a sign of respect and teachers are allowed to wear slippers in the classroom if they choose to!
I hope that you have all made a super start to the new term and I'm sure that 5OB are wowing Miss Benson with all of your amazing work! I look forward to hearing from you all!
Goodbye for now!
Mr Bone
Your favourite Greek gods and goddeses
Apr 25th
Posted by hannah in Big Question-Greeks
What was your favourite god or goddess mine is …………
He was the god of wine ,parties and festivals .His attributes include the thyrsus (a pinecone-tipped staff), drinking cup, grape vine, and a crown of ivy.
100wc April 2014
Apr 25th
As it is Easter week-end the prompt is:
…but I couldn't find the egg…
Remember to use only 106 words and do read through your work before you post it to make sure it says what you think it should.
Remember to enter on 100wc.net
Easter Egg Competition
Apr 4th
Posted by Mr Bone in Uncategorized
The Night ZooKeeper 100WC
Mar 26th
I would like to be considered for the post of Night Zoo Keeper. I would be a great Night Zoo Keeper because I could look after all of the animals and you could count on me! So, I volunteer to be it! Anyway, some stuff about me:
A) I am a good guarder
B) I am good at staying up all night watching out
C) I am very clever
Also, I can jump up to 12 feet!
Also I love animals like colossal giraffes and the ginormous elephants!
So, to wrap this all up, I think I should be the night zookeeper!
My freedom wall
Mar 26th
Posted by louie in Uncategorized
waka waka – shakira slavery assembly
Mar 25th
Posted by year5 in Uncategorized
your a good soilder
choosing your battles
pick yourself up and dust yourself off and back in the saddle
your in the front line
everyones watching
you know its serious were getting closer this isnt over
the pressure on you feel it
but you got it all believe it
cuz when you fall get up ahh ah and if you fall get up ahhhahhh
zaminamina zanguilawa this time for africa
slavey poem by buster and kai
Mar 25th
Posted by Kai in Uncategorized
I live in west Africa,
And that's no word of a lie
I'm a slave trapped by chains,
And that's no word of a lie
The white men are coming
And that's no word of a lie
I am a slave and I am in chains
And that's no word of a lie
I am a slave and I have salty sea water all over my back
And that's no word of a lie
You don't believe me do you
All right, All right, All right
I am a slave no more and that's
No word OF A LIE!!!
By kai and buster
My CLOUDS poem
Mar 18th
Posted by louie in Uncategorized
This cloud is no ordinary cloud,
It is as quiet as a mouse,
Yet it moves along the sky,
Almost invisible as it camouflages itself,
The sky hiding him as if he were a god from heaven,
He is special.
Mar 18th
Posted by Kai in Uncategorized
This cloud is no ordinary cloud,
It is as quiet as a mouse,
Yet it moves along the sky,
Almost invisible as it camouflages itself,
The sky hiding him as if he were a god from heaven,
He is special.
Mar 17th
One gleaming, starry night, Issac and Toby were crawling though the hedge of the back yard! "Yeow!" yelled Toby as a thorn pricked his leg. "OW!" screeched Isscac as a thistle prodded into his arm. Silently they carryed on crawling, their dad came out, he was called Richard and boy, he was M-A-D! Those boys were in real trouble now!
The next thing thing they know is that a powerful stench of gunpower hit the back of their noses! "Has dad got some sort of new mega balistic rocket launcher!"
"Erm….. no,
…Hey wait! Look up, can you see the what I can see?!?!"
mr bone leaving
Mar 16th
Posted by aoife in Uncategorized
on friday night i cried my eyes out about mr bone leaving. please stay mr bone.i realy dont want mr bone to leave.he is one of my favourite teachers.
Mr Bone is leaving…
Mar 16th
Posted by Eleanor in Uncategorized