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Andrew Granade, a musicologist and pianist specializing in modern American music, will continue Harding University's Lyceum Series with a concert and workshop Nov. 15.
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An assistant professor of musicology at the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music and Dance, Granade earned his Ph.D. from University of Illinois. Granade's performances and research presentations have taken him throughout the United States, China and England. He is currently completing "Harry Partch, Hobo Composer," a study on how homelessness affected Partch's music. Most recently, he has performed as a duo pianist with R. Andrew Lee as part of the Minimalism in Twelve Parts recital series.
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noun show·er \ˈshau̇(-ə)r\
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a : a fall of rain of short durationb : a similar fall of sleet, hail, or snow
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: a party given by friends who bring gifts often of a particular kind <a bridal shower>
: a bath in which water is showered on the body; also : the apparatus that provides a shower
— show·er·less \-ləs\ adjective
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Middle English shour, from Old English scūr; akin to Old High German scūr shower, storm, Latin caurus northwest wind
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Using a balanced offensive attack all afternoon, Pfeiffer University doubled up visiting Lenoir-Rhyne University 18-9 in mens lacrosse action on Wednesday afternoon. The Falcons improve to 4-2 with the win while the Bears plummet to 1-5.
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i wouldn't have a problem with that...3 is no prob being OB, 5 might be argued, but doable...Originally Posted by jeremy
i wouldn't have a problem with that...3 is no prob being OB, 5 might be argued, but doable...Originally Posted by jeremy
no, we could just circle a few spots here and there with some yellow rope and make them ob! put some in the fairway as well, while we're at it, put some on the pads also. just kidding. seriously, fake lakes, a mando just to have mando, etc, dont really impress me that much. seems kinda mickey mousey to me. i just think that the entire ditch should all be ob or none of it at all should be ob. and this is good discussion.
Trust but Verify.
Played the course today. I do see the concept of a sand trap.
I like the ob. I do think the whole thing should be ob. Just
string it off like Bink said. Somewhere before you get over to
5's fairway.
I think the analogy of the OB on 11 to a sand trap is flawed. A sandtrap in golf is not out of bounds, if you are in the ditch you have to deal with poor footing like you would in a sand trap and your down in the ditch at a different level than than the basket. In my opinion penalizing you a stroke for getting in that ditch (OB) when making a good initial drive is tough. maybe if you go way left and have made a bad shot, but not there in line to the basket from the tee. JMHO
It seems like there is a lot of complaining about throwing for the gap and landing out of bounds. Your "good" shot is not being punished because a good shot would not end up OB. And the "bad" shot is not rewarded because you are still left with a long putt for birdie.
Regardless of the argument, I think the OB should run from #11 all the way through #5. It would make #5 a scary hole, where now it is an easy birdie try.
I think #3 can be left out because if you throw in the ditch you are screwed anyway. No point in stroking you when your next shot is forced to be short anyway due to the steep slope of the fairway.
Let's go throw some plastic.
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NOVA 2009-2010 College Catalog
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION | Financial Information
Tuition rates are printed in the Schedule of Classes. Tuition generally is due upon registration. There are several payment options available, which are detailed in the Schedule of Classes. Payment of tuition entitles you to use the library, bookstore, food service, student lounge, and other facilities of the College except for parking. You must pay for any school property that you damage or lose, such as laboratory or shop equipment, supplies, library books, and materials.
Some courses, such as music and physical education, may require non-college support services from other agencies and individuals. Costs for these additional charges are paid by you directly to the individual or agency providing the service.
All tuition and most fees are approved by the State Board for Community Colleges, which has the authority to change any and all tuition and fees without prior notice.
In-State Tuition Eligibility
To be eligible for in-state tuition rates, you must be domiciled in Virginia for a minimum of one year before the first official day of classes. When you apply for in-state tuition, you should be prepared to present documentation to support your claim. See the following Domicile Requirements section for details.
To change your tuition status from out-of-state to in-state you must initiate the process by completing the Domicile Determination Form section of the Virginia Community College System Application for Admission form, 125-30. This form can be obtained online at www.nvcc.edu/forms/pdf/125-030.pdf or at any campus Student Services Center. It must be completed and returned to the Student Services Center for review before the enrollment period begins for the semester in which the in-state charges will take effect.
The College reserves the right to collect the difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition charges when the wrong tuition rate is paid. The Student Services Center on any campus can clarify your questions concerning domicile status.
Domicile Requirements
All applicants for admission to Northern Virginia Community College are required by the Code of Virginia, 23-7.4, to complete the Domicile Determination Form section of the Application for Admission form 125-30.
To be eligible for in-state tuition, you must be domiciled in Virginia for a minimum of one year before the first official day of classes. Domicile is defined as your present, fixed home where you return following temporary absences and where you intend to stay indefinitely. In essence, domicile has two parts, and you must meet both to qualify for in-state tuition. You must reside in Virginia, and you must intend to keep this as your home indefinitely.
Regardless of other factors such as dependency, non-U.S. citizens on temporary visas, in restricted classifications, or undocumented are not eligible to establish Virginia domicile and eligibility for in-state tuition.
Students who are in the United States under Temporary Protected Status (TPS) are eligible to establish Virginia domicile. In most cases, as a dependent you have the same domicile as your parents or legal guardian. You are presumed to be a dependent of your parent or legal guardian if you are under the age of 24, unless you (1) are a veteran or active duty member of the U.S. Armed Forces; (2) are a graduate or professional student (beyond a bachelor's degree); (3) are married; (4) are a ward of the court or were a ward of the court until age 18; (5) have no adoptive or legal guardian when both parents are deceased; (6) have legal dependents other than a spouse; or (7) are able to present clear and convincing evidence that you are financially self-sufficient. Children and the dependent spouse of a Virginia domiciliary may be eligible for in-state tuition. Supporting documents and additional information may be required.
Dependent children who are U.S. citizens may be eligible to establish Virginia domicile separate from their non-citizen parents. They must present clear and convincing evidence that they are domiciled in Virginia and must provide documentation of their citizenship.
The College may review many factors and documents when determining your domicile. Following are some examples:
Residence during the past year prior to the first official day of classes.
State to which income taxes are filed or paidofficial income tax return for the state.
Driver's license.
Motor vehicle registration.
Voter registration.
EmploymentW-2 FormWage and Tax Statement.
Property ownership.
Sources of financial supportMarriage Certificate.
Other social or economic ties with Virginia and other states.
However, the presence of any or all of these factors does not automatically result in Virginia domicile. The factors used to support a case for in-state tuition benefits must have existed for one year before the first official day of classes. Contact the Student Services Center at any campus for additional information. If you have been denied in-state domicile status and wish to appeal, see the Domicile/Tuition Appeal Process section of the College Student Handbook at www.nvcc.edu/resources/stuhandbook/.
Unless you have appealed the domicile decision, once you have paid tuition during any semester, your official domicile status will remain unchanged until enrollment for the next regular semester. However, if an error is discovered in the original domicile decision, the College reserves the right to bill you for tuition due.
Changes that may occur later in your residence, tax payment status, auto registration, etc., must be reported to a campus Student Services Center. Failure to report changes that could affect your domicile and eligibility for in-state tuition could result in the Colleges billing you for tuition due and/or taking disciplinary action against you.
Domicile Information for Military Families
The following is a summary of the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia domicile guidelines, based on the Code of Virginia, 23-7.4, as they relate to active duty military personnel, their spouses and dependents, who may not otherwise qualify for in-state tuition privileges. These guidelines are subject to annual legislative review and change; normally changes take effect on July 1 of each year. See a campus Business Office for updated information and details.
1. Active Duty Military Personnel (Servicemember)
Any active duty servicemembers, activated guard or reservist members, or guard or reservist members mobilized or on temporary active orders for six months or more, that are either stationed or assigned by their military service to a work location in Virginia, and reside in Virginia, are eligible to pay tuition at the in-state rate. Under the provisions of the HEOA, a military member assigned to a permanent duty station in Virginia may be eligible for in-state tuition regardless of residence. Complete the In-state Tuition Form for Active Duty Military and Dependents Living in Virginia (Form 125-115) and take it, along with the documents specified on the form, to a campus Student Services Center to claim this benefit.
An active duty military service member who voluntarily elects to change his/her domicile to Virginia may qualify for a waiver of the one-year residency requirement. The one-year residency requirement will be waived if all other conditions for establishing domicile are met, including, but not limited to, Virginia resident income taxes on all income (Leave/Earning Statement showing Virginia tax withheld), Virginia State of Legal Residence Certificate (DD 2058), Virginia driver's license, and Virginia vehicle registration. Copies of these documents must be provided by the student to claim eligibility for this waiver prior to the beginning of the semester/term for which in-state charges are requested.
2. Dependents
The dependents of an active duty military person stationed in Virginia, the District of Columbia, or a state contiguous to Virginia, who reside in Virginia, are eligible for in-state tuition and all other benefits of Virginia domicile, including eligibility for state scholarships and grants. Once a dependent establishes eligibility for in-state tuition under this provision, the individual remains eligible as long as he or she is continuously enrolled (fall and spring) in any Virginia college or university.
Under the provisions of the HEOA, the spouse and dependent children (but not any other dependents) of active duty military assigned to a duty station in Virginia (but not the District of Columbia or a contiguous state) are eligible for in-state tuition regardless of where they live. They are not, however, eligible for other benefits of Virginia domicile, including state scholarships and grants. Complete the In-state Tuition Form for Active Duty Military and Dependents Living in Virginia (Form 125-115) and take it, along with the documents specified on the form, to a campus Student Services Center to claim this benefit. These documents must be provided before the first day of classes for the semester/tem for which in-state charges are requested; otherwise the benefit will be effective for the following semester/term.
Tuition Payment
Tuition is payable by (VISA, MasterCard or American Express) on NOVAConnect Web and Telephone, cash, check, money order, NOVAs Deferred Tuition Payment Plan, contract, or approved financial aid (except work study). The College accepts checks and money orders made out for the exact amount payable to the order of NOVA. The College does not accept third-party checks. All checks must include the students name and identification number.
If you expect your tuition to be paid through a contract or other agency or employer authorization, you agree to accept responsibility for the full amount of tuition if the tuition due is not otherwise paid within 30 days after invoice.
The College can also accept wire transfer of funds from a bank to pay tuition. You must contact a Campus Business Manager for specific instructions.
You should not assume that you will be dropped automatically from classes for which you have not paid. You should drop all classes you do not want to take and confirm your schedule of classes before the end of the add/drop/swap period to assure your tuition bills are what you expect.
Tuition refunds are not automatic except when the College cancels courses. You are eligible for a refund of tuition paid if you drop courses during the official add/drop/swap periods as published in the Schedule of Classes. If you drop courses expecting a refund, you should verify your class schedule and payment status to make sure that all transactions are as expected. You may verify your class schedule by using the NOVAConnect Web site at www.nvcc.edu/novaconnect to print out an unofficial copy of your class schedule and payment status.
NOVA charges a $20.00 penalty fee to anyone whose payment is dishonored. A dishonored check is any check returned because of insufficient funds, a stop payment, or any other reason. A dishonored credit card payment is one for which the Colleges account is debited. If your check is dishonored you will be disqualified from paying by check for one year after the original debt and penalty fee are paid.
Tuition Refunds
Tuition refunds are not automatic except for courses canceled by the College. You are eligible for a full refund if you drop one or more of your courses on or before the last day for tuition refund date as published in the Schedule of Classes and as indicated on your official receipt form.
For special session classes the refund period is proportionate to the length of the class. Refund dates will be included in the syllabus mailed to you by ELI when you register and they are also available on the distance learning Web site at http://eli.nvcc.edu.
On rare occasions, the College will provide a tuition refund to students who withdraw from courses after the last day for tuition refund date period. A refund may be authorized in the following circumstances:
In the case of an administrative error by NOVA or the VCCS.
When during the course of a semester, you suffer an unexpected major medical emergency or extended illness that requires hospitalization, is life threatening, or is contagious presenting a danger to the College community. The medical problem must force absences from more than 10% of class sessions. A physicians verification is required.
In the case of your death or if a member of your immediate family (mother, father, sister, brother, husband, wife, or child) dies.
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36 comments:
- Amy Rene said...
Oh my those shoes are gorgeous! And I love the Julie & Julia quote. So perfect. Happy Wednesday!
- July 20, 2011 at 7:17 AM
- the girl in the red shoes said...
LOVE your pins this week, as usual!
- July 20, 2011 at 7:21 AM
- ErinMSW said...
Grammar. Truth. Also, the letter from fork to spoon cracked me up. Thanks for starting my day with a smile.
- July 20, 2011 at 7:26 AM
- Michelle said...
LOVE all of your pins! Especially the grammar one! HAHA
Hope you're having a great trip! xoxo
- July 20, 2011 at 7:49 AM
- Kaisha said...
Hahaha I love the last one, the letter from the Spoon. I laughed so much on the inside. Thanks for sharing and hosting as always lovely x
- July 20, 2011 at 8:08 AM
- Katie said...
I hope you are having fun on your trip Michelle! new follower here :) My hubby and I are trying to get to LA/San Diego soon so I can't wait to hear about your time there!
- July 20, 2011 at 8:31 AM
- Nicole said...
I just joined pinterest last night!!!! I love it!! I'm going to get so much inspiration for my wedding!!!
I love the Winnie the Pooh quote!!!
- July 20, 2011 at 8:38 AM
- ruthiehart said...
- July 20, 2011 at 8:58 AM
- Lindsay said...
Yayy I finally linked up! Loving all of your pins especially the Winnie the Pooh one... adorable :)
- July 20, 2011 at 9:03 AM
- 1HecticMommy said...
I am linking up today! I love your pins. The Louboutin quote might be my favorite. I am also a new follower and can't wait to read more.
- July 20, 2011 at 9:09 AM
- maNda said...
the shoes are amazing. of course.
the shoe quote is LOL. as is the fork/spoon note. haha
they're, their, there mistakes make me want to scream.
i linked up of course. i have been LOVING your blog!
- July 20, 2011 at 9:18 AM
- Running in Pearls said...
HAHA! The spork letter cracks me up!
I love that iPhone case! I need to find one.
you always have the best pins!! haha
- July 20, 2011 at 9:20 AM
- The Rigoloso's said...
The grammar pin may be my fav... or maybe the Christian Louboutin quote... or the vintage dress! Thank you for hosting us, Michelle!
- July 20, 2011 at 9:34 AM
- Miss Angie said...
Those are great and funny! I love them! Great picks this week!
- July 20, 2011 at 9:53 AM
- Chelsea said...
Awesome pins! I especially love all the dresses and the grammar one. SO true!! Hope you're having fun! :)
- July 20, 2011 at 11:12 AM
- Leeann @ Join the Gossip said...
OK the grammar quote...LOVE IT!! Not knowing how to spell those words is just sad.
Love peonies. Want to see Winnie the Pooh. The dress is gorg!
Happy Wednesday :)
- July 20, 2011 at 11:43 AM
- .:Bree:. said...
I had so much fun linking up this week! I've got wedding on the brain {Lord help me!} so it was a good avenue to get those thoughts in the open, and inevitably, probably make it all worse! Thanks for letting us play along!
- July 20, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- Meghan said...
I love the basic grammar quote!
- July 20, 2011 at 12:35 PM
- Lamb said...
how fab are those Loubs?!
xo lamb loves
- July 20, 2011 at 12:36 PM
- KSK said...
Hahaha! LOVE the baby spork :)
*and the C.L. quote!
- July 20, 2011 at 12:49 PM
- Holly said...
LOVE those shoes, and the spoon message, haha!
- July 20, 2011 at 1:58 PM
- BellaVida said...
Great pins Michelle. Love the shoes of course & the pretty dresses.
I am soooooooo hooked on Pinterest it's outta control. lololol
Bella Vida by Letty
Have a great day.
- July 20, 2011 at 2:06 PM
- ashleigh said...
girl im so proud of you
look at all those link ups =]
- July 20, 2011 at 4:07 PM
- Megan said...
hi there!! i'm going to link up with you but i also wanted to let you know i'm a new follower! :) love your blog!
- July 20, 2011 at 4:42 PM
- Becca {A Blonde's Logic} said...
The quote by Christian Louboutin made me laugh! His shoe designs make more sense now :-p
- July 20, 2011 at 4:47 PM
- Emily said...
haha love the letter to fork!!
And I think people are probably saying the 'looks so comfortable' comment to me and my shoes as of late. I can't be fashionable anymore and it just sucks! :(
- July 20, 2011 at 5:08 PM
- Jennifer said...
I definitely need that MK iphone case/clutch!!
- July 20, 2011 at 7:46 PM
- Amber said...
Love that Louboutin quote and the Julie & Julia quote :)
- July 20, 2011 at 11:01 PM
- Kristine said...
LOVE the Pooh Bear one and cracked up at the last one! :)
- July 20, 2011 at 11:16 PM
- Camille said...
Of course you're one of my favorite blogs and you really got me inspired with your Pinteresting Wednesdays, so here: http://camille-nikole.blogspot.com/2011/07/versatile-blogger-award.html
- July 21, 2011 at 6:59 AM
- cindee said...
I love it you hade at the peonies and vintage. Thanks for coming to commenthour. How do I join
- July 21, 2011 at 9:00 AM
- Meg O. said...
Oh goodnes, those peonies are breathtaking.
- July 22, 2011 at 1:04 AM
- Shalyn said...
I cant believe I am typing this, but that pooh quote is my fave!
- July 22, 2011 at 1:38 AM
- Julie said...
I just discovered your blog from the #CommentHour website (which I didn't know existed until shortly ago either, but anyway...)
Just had to tell you that I love your #Pinterest Wednesdays! (I might have to play along with on Tuesdays as I have Wisdom Wednesdays guest posts.)
So glad I found you! :)
- July 22, 2011 at 2:05 PM
- Sarah E. said...
Love the grammar pin!! :)
I love all the pins actually. lol.
- July 23, 2011 at 11:07 PM
- Camille said...
I love love love the forks! Your pins are lovely!
- July 27, 2011 at 9:58 AM


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"You have to be humble," Everett Edwards said. "Honestly, I send out game film of my kids. Any kid that is interested in college, we send out the game film and the game film speaks for itself.
"(Jasmin) truly has proven it on and off the court that she is a good player. So whether she is my kid or not, it's easy to talk about Jasmin to colleges because she is a leader and I feel she is one of the best point guards coming out of the state of Washington next year."
Jasmin has been busy this summer as she works towards gaining notoriety with college coaches and trying to earn an athletic scholarship. In addition to playing with her Lynnwood High teammates on the school's summer league team, she also competed with the Northwest Blazers on both their black and orange select basketball teams.
The Lynnwood High summer team placed first in the Edmonds School District tournament that featured more than 30 teams, and also took first in the WA Preps league. The Royals' summer team also traveled to Oregon for the End of Trails tournament, where they finished second in their bracket.
She also competed in the End of Trails tournament with the Blazers.
Most recently, Jasmins made a cross-country trip to compete in the Music City Madness tournament in Tennessee and the Adidas National Tournament in Georgia with the Blazers.
The goal for all of the players competing in high-profile national viewing tournaments like the ones in Tennessee and Georgia is to earn full athletic scholarship to a four-year university. Jasmin, however, has learned to balance her individual goals with the goals of the team.
"I've learned that when you play more as a team you really do get noticed more," Jasmin said. "It makes you a better player overall instead of trying to be more individual while you play. The teams I've played on have been great, everyone plays so well together."
Playing against such talented players and teams is something that Jasmin said can make her an even better player next year for the Royals.
"I know playing against all of these amazing players that I've played against this summer has really helped build my confidence and skills and knowing that if I can play well against them I can do it against any other person," Jasmin said. "Just playing a lot of basketball helps and hopefully will bring a lot to the season."
Jasmin has been contacted by a few schools in the days since the tournaments, but said her options for college remain completely open.
There is little question that Jasmin is talented enough to earn a college athletic scholarship, but if it doesn't work out or she isn't offered a full ride, she can fall back on being a straight-A student.
"She is kind of like a robot," Everett Edwards said. "She's just been doing it with the academics, getting her homework done and dealing with basketball and softball."
Between academics and athletics, Jasmin appears to be the type of student athlete that colleges would love to have -- and it gives her dad plenty to talk about when they inquire.
"With Jasmin, it's really been fun being able to have a great player and a great leader," Everett Edwards said. "To have coaches inquire with phone calls and with emails and with wanting to come in and watch our practices, as a father and a coach I'm just really proud of her because she's a great student as well as a great athlete."
Jasmin has played against many of the nation's best players and teams this summer, but her favorite moment of it all happened close to home when the Lynnwood team played 4A defending state champion Mead at the End of Trails Tournament and won.
The more you know about Jasmin Edwards and her experiences the past three seasons at Lynnwood, the more you understand why beating a state championship caliber team means so much to her. The Royals have had very successful regular seasons in each of her three seasons in high school, but have fallen short of state each year.
As a freshman, they were bounced in a game against Glacier Peak that would have qualified them for the state regional round. The year after that they advanced to regionals, only to be knocked out in the single elimination game.
This past season after moving up from Class 3A to 4A, the Royals had lost just two games going into the regional round and were considered one of the favorites to win the state championship only to succumb once again. Lynnwood lost a heartbreaking double overtime game to Kentwood in the regional round and saw their state championship hopes fade away again.
"We are all motivated and we all know that we don't want that feeling again," Jasmin said.
When coach Edwards was asked what the team's expectations were for next season, he deferred the question to his daughter.
"To win our league and win our district games and regional game and to win state," she said.
The Royals have reason to believe that goal is attainable, especially after beating Arlington twice last season including in the district championship game. The Eagles went on to play Mead for the state championship.
"We've kind of avoided (talking about the state championship), but seeing Arlington's success and knowing that if we are blessed with health at that time of year, we are competing to try and win a state tournament," Jasmin Edwards said.
First things first: the Royals have to get out of the regional round. They have scheduled tough opponents in their non-league, regular-season schedule in preparation for what is almost always a hard fought single-elimination game.
"We want to be pushed as much as we can be pushed," coach Edwards said.
And if the Royals are able to finally get over the hump that is regionals, Jasmin said she knows it will be an emotional moment.
"It would be emotional for me just because of how much you put in leading up to those kind of moments," Jasmin said. "Falling short has been emotional, but not in a good way, so winning (the regional game), I know there would be tears, but they would be happy tears because all the hard work will finally payoff in a game like that."
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The Miami University golf team continued its recent strong play when it put together two solid rounds on Saturday at the Hoosier Invitational. The RedHawks are at nine-over par as a team after shooting rounds of six-over par 290 in the morning and three-over par 287 in the afternoon. Playing on their home course, Indiana University leads the tournament at seven-under par.
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The Pfeiffer Lady Falcons came into Thursday game with one thing on their mind, Revenge. The Lady Falcons (5-4, 2-3) responded with a 20-11 win over the Lady Crusaders (6-4, 3-2). Pfeiffer jumped on the board 20 seconds into the game when Heidi Karaszkiewicz (So, Glen Burnie, MD) took the opening draw and scored to set the tone for the half. Ashley Hill (So, Ellicott City, MD) scored two of the next four goals to extend the lead to 5-0 with 21 minutes remaining in the half. Pfeiffer led 14-3 at the break.
Pfeiffer out shot the Lady Royals 30-24 and collected 18 groundballs to their 7 and caused 14 turnovers on the day. Pfeiffer was led by Hill with 4 goals and 3 asst, Jamie Livingston (So, Winter Park, FL) 3 goals, 4 groundballs and 4 caused turnovers, Krissy Bentollia (Jr, Potomac, MD) 3 goals and Elie Fenton (Sr. Odenton, MD) 2 goals, 1 asst and 3 draw controls. Kristine Schaefer (Jr. Glen Burnie, MD) was credited with 12 saves and 12 good clears.
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HAVELOCK – In essence, Havelock and West Craven played a playoff game on Friday at Havelock High.
Though it was a regular-season Coastal 3A Conference game, a loss would eliminate the Rams from playoff contention, while a victory would lock up a playoff spot for the Eagles.
With a playoff-type atmosphere, the game went extra innings, with Antony Rossi plating the go-ahead run in the top of the ninth as the Eagles won 2-1.
Havelock starter Josh Little got the first two Eagle hitters in the top of the ninth, but back-to-back errors put two runners aboard, and Rossi singled sharply to center, scoring Josh Pate to put West Craven on top.
"We did that with two outs, and that's what this team is about," West Craven coach Michael McKeel said. "They're fighters, and we're going to keep fighting, and hopefully something good is going to come out of it."
Havelock showed some fight of its own in the bottom of the ninth when Austin Coley walked and Ryan Lewis reached on an error. However, Chris Toler chopped a ball back to West Craven pitcher Logan Nobles, who threw to first for the game's final out.
Nobles pitched an inning to get the save, but starter Michael Coombs pitched eight, giving up a run on six hits while striking out 10.
"That guy pitched two games against us, and he's tough," Havelock coach Charlie Smith said of Coombs. "He doesn't make a whole lot of mistakes. When you get chances, you've got to take advantage of them."
Havelock's big chance came in the bottom of the seventh with the game tied at 1-1. Coley singled and Justice Provencher was hit by a pitch. Lewis singled to right, but Eagles right-fielder Adam Stephens threw Coley out at the plate.
"They had a couple of hard-hit balls, but we played defense when we needed to," McKeel said.
The Rams made four errors in the contest, while the Eagles (10-13, 5-8) made two.
"We made four errors and they didn't make four errors," Smith said of the difference in the game.
The long-time Havelock coach is planning to retire at the end of the school year, and Friday's game was his last at home, along with seniors Pharoh Cooper, Michael Richards, Jalen Norris, Randy Gibson, Will Blythe, Donnie Richards, Kendal Vickers and Toler.
The Eagles scored first in the top of the third, getting an unearned run when Nobles reached on an infield hit, advanced to second on a wild pitch and scored on a throwing error with two outs.
Havelock answered in the bottom half of the inning when Lewis doubled, went to third on Toler's infield hit and scored on a balk.
The contest settled into a dual between Coombs and Little on the mound. Little surrendered seven singles and struck out 10 in nine innings. He didn't give up an earned run.
"Josh pitched really well," Smith said.
The loss for Havelock came on the heels of last week's nine-inning setback to Jacksonville. Besides the extra inning losses, the Rams (9-14, 4-9) also had a one-run loss and two defeats by two runs in league play.
"It's unfortunate," said Smith, who was presented a plaque by the booster club commemorating his 300th coaching victory earlier this year against Washington before Friday's contest. "Every game we've played in the conference has pretty much been close. We haven't really been handled by anybody, though Conley is the cream of the crop.
"The last two home games have been a little tough to swallow, the extra-inning loss to Jacksonville and then the extra-inning loss tonight. The guys played hard, and that's really all you can ask them."
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Following the Lakers' 113-97 loss Tuesday at Sacramento, the team sounded frank on what ailed Pau Gasol after posting only eight points on 3-of-10 shooting and one offensive rebound.
"Pau is used to laboring up the floor and coasting a little bit," Kobe Bryant said. "In this offense, we have to put the motor on the first few steps we move up the court."
That didn't happen.
Kings center DeMarcus Cousins beat Gasol on two consecutive drives in the second quarter. The Lakers forward looked frustrated after defensive breakdowns. And as coach Mike D'Antoni noted afterward, "Pau didn't have his legs" after logging 37 minutes.
Gasol took ownership of his shooting woes, but downplayed how his conditioning could fare in D'Antoni's fast-paced offense.
"I don't know if it's extremely physically demanding." Gasol said. "It's an offense that you have to move and have to be on the go and get to your spots run to your spots and find some good flow out there that we really haven't reached consistently. The offense will evolve and will be better."
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A statistical study of this year's Super Rugby goal-kickers saw Johan Goosen rated as the best performer.
The young flyhalf only featured in half of this year's tournament as he suffered a serious shoulder injury during the Cheetahs' 36-33 defeat to the Highlanders in April. However, he was the outstanding goal kicker of the tournament when fit, topping the overall individual point-scorer list and impressing with his distance and accuracy from all over the field.
And according to the overall stats, he was the best performer from the kicking tee.
Goosen boasted an 86% success rate (48 from 56 attempts). He also had more challenging kicks at goal than the other regular goal-kickers. The player also did well on attack and was solid on defence in general play.
This form caught the attention of Springbok head coach Heyneke Meyer. While Goosen was set to feature for the Baby Boks in the Junior World Championship in June, it's believed that Meyer was keen on introducing the 20-year-old to Test rugby during the series against England. However, injury ruled Goosen out.
The Cheetahs playmaker will return during the Currie Cup in September. If he remains match fit and rediscovers the form he displayed during Super Rugby, we could see Goosen feature for the Boks during the end-of-year tour to Europe.
The major concern from these statistics is the struggle of Bok flyhalf incumbent Morne Steyn. He had the worst success rate among the South African goal-kickers with only 76% (84 from 110 attempts).
His goal kicking was also a concern during the Boks' June Test series against England. He only converted 13 kicks from 23 attempts over the three matches, which is a success rate of 57%. This included a poor performance in the third Test, a 14-14 stalemate in PE, which saw him miss four goal attempts.
Meyer has come out in Steyn's defence in a recent interview with SA Rugby magazine, saying: 'I feel for Morné because in the past three years he has played every single Test and Super Rugby game he can. He hasn't missed one training session in that time either. I had a sense it would take its toll eventually and I think what we saw was mental fatigue. He'll get his form back.
'Nobody's place is cemented in the national team, but I think there are mitigating factors regarding Morné. He needs a mental break.'
Meanwhile, Stormers pivot Peter Grant was ranked third overall according to the study, even though he boasted the highest success rate of 93% (50 from 54 attempts). However, it was noted that he had easier kicks compared to the other goal kickers on the top 10 list (the difficulty rating is determined by three factors – angle, distance and altitude).
Sharks fullback Pat Lambie was the next best South African in sixth place, with a 80% success rate (52 from 65 attempts). Elton Jantjies was ranked 14th overall, with a success rate of 86% (49 from 57 attempts). But like Grant, the Lions flyhalf enjoyed easier shots at goal.
From a foreign point of view, All Blacks flyhalf Dan Carter struggled overall, but picked up form during the June Test window and the latter part of Super Rugby. Reds centre Mike Harris was rated as Australia's best goal-kicker, with Rebels fullback James O'Connor also impressing before being sidelined with injury.
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