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CARSON, Calif. – Sean Franklin has been a mainstay in the LA Galaxy defense over the last three years, but with the club searching for depth during the stretch run, the 28-year-old has adapted to a new role—off the bench.
During the Galaxy's last four matches in all competitions, Franklin has started two while coming off the bench twice. For three of those matches, he was primarily used as a right midfielder, but Franklin started at his natural right back position in LA's CONCACAF Champions League match against C.S. Cartaginés.
"Bruce told me a few weeks ago to be prepared to play right back, some right mid, and that he was going to be throwing me everywhere," said Franklin. "He said just be sharp and when I get out there, to just make something happen."
Franklin's lone qualm with his performance out wide over the past several years has been his crossing ability, but during his last three appearances, he's done well to provide quality service from the flanks. His finest performance came in a second half reserve role against Real Salt Lake when he assisted on a pair of Robbie Keane's second half goals.
"That's one thing that I've wanted to get better at," said Franklin. "I feel like at times, I've done a good job of, at least, getting myself in good position in the final third, but that last cross or pass isn't the best. It's my job to work on those things and hopefully, set up players to get positions in the box."
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LA Galaxy goalkeeper Jaime Penedo has been called up to Panama's squad for their World Cup qualifiers against Jamaica on Sept. 6 in Panama City and Sept. 10 against Honduras in Tegucigalpa, the Panamanian Federation announced on Sunday.
Penedo will be vital to Panama's hopes to qualify for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil and is expected to start both matches, but he will miss out on LA's Sept. 7 match against the Colorado Rapids.
The matches are vital ones for Los Canaleros as they look to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in the nation's history. Currently, Panama is in fifth place in the Hexagonal just one point behind fourth place Honduras and a berth in the playoff against Oceania champion New Zealand. Honduras isn't the only team in reach, however, as Panama is just two points behind third-place Mexico for CONCACAF's last automatic qualifying spot.The local contingent of head coach Julio Dely Valdés' squad has already convened in preparation for the matches and are expected to be joined by their compatriots playing in Mexico and MLS after this weekend's matches.
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GOALKEEPERS: Jaime Penedo - L.A. Galaxy (USA), Luis Mejía - Fénix (URU), Alex Rodríguez - Sporting SM (PAN)
DEFENDERS: Luis Henríquez - Lech Poznan (POL), Felipe Baloy - Santos Laguna (MEX), Román Torres - Millonarios (COL), Roberto Chen - Málaga CF (ESP), Carlos Rodríguez - Chepo FC (PAN), Richard Dixon - Sporting SM (PAN), Harold Cummings - árabe Unido (PAN), Jean Carlo Cedeño - Alianza FC (PAN)
MIDFIELDERS: Alberto Quintero - Lobos BUAP (MEX), Amílcar Henríquez - Dep. Ind. Medellín (COL), Jairo Jiménez - Elche Ilicitano (ESP), Aníbal Godoy - Chepo FC (PAN), Juan de Dios Pérez - Tauro FC (PAN), Marcos Sánchez - Tauro FC (PAN), Eybir Bonaga - San Francisco FC (PAN), Gabriel Gómez - San Francisco FC (PAN)
FORWARDS: Cecilio Waterman - Fénix (URU), Blas Pérez - FC Dallas (USA), Gabriel Torres - Colorado Rapids (USA), Alcibiades Rojas - Sporting SM (PAN)
Another week, another Goal of the Week nominee for the LA Galaxy—this time it's Landon Donovan's third minute game-winning laser against Vancouver Whitecaps FC that has been nominated.
Donovan's goal was his 131th MLS Regular Season goal of his career putting him just four away from breaking Jeff Cunningham's mark of 134 goals. The goal marks the third week that a strike by a Galaxy player has been nominated by MLSsoccer.com with Donovan's first goal against FC Dallas and Robbie Keane's late game finish against Real Salt Lake each failing to win the honor.
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The California Clasico is always a heated affair, but the San Jose Earthquakes will need to make due without three key contributors for their match against the LA Galaxy.
Defenders Justin Morrow and Victor Bernardez were sent off in the final 10 minutes of San Jose's 2-2 draw with FC Dallas. Meanwhile, Rafael Baca will miss the match due yellow accumulation after picking up his fifth yellow card on a foul that led to FC Dallas midfielder Michel's penalty kick equalizer in the 72nd minute.
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VANCOUVER, B.C. – Jaime Penedo made a highlight-reel save to help preserve a 1-0 LA Galaxy victory over Vancouver Whitecaps FC, but the Panamanian refuses to rest on his laurels and declare the starting 'keeper job his.
Penedo has started LA's last three matches in all competitions while accumulating a 3-0-0 record. After being tested sparingly in the matches against Real Salt Lake and C.S. Cartaginés, he earned his stripes in the victory over Vancouver.
Throughout the match, he controlled the penalty area by repeatedly coming off his line to head away dangerous chances for Vancouver. But where he truly shined was his ability to make timely saves to keep LA ahead of a hard-charging Whitecaps side. Penedo made five saves on the evening, but his finest came in the 82nd minute with his acrobatic reaction stop of a close-range shot by Jordan Harvey attempt.
Despite his performance, Penedo rejects the idea that he is the Galaxy's new starting 'keeper.
"Absolutely not, absolutely not. I'm not saying I'm the No. 1," Penedo told media after the win. "There are four goalkeepers that are working hard, and I have to work hard and learn. That's what I have to do."
As he continues to settle into in MLS, he has been aided by LA's center back tandem of Omar Gonzalez and Leonardo, who are both able to speak to the monolingual Penedo in his native Spanish tongue.
"Very much," Penedo answered when asked about Gonzalez and Leonardo's role in his acclimation. "The fact they speak Spanish, and they're both good central defenders helps a lot."
VANCOUVER, B.C. -- Jaime Penedo tallied a remarkable save in the 82nd minute off a Jordan Harvey save that will likely be remembered for years to come.
Following LA's 1-0 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Penedo's Galaxy teammates and Vancouver 'keeper David Ousted reacted to the save...
ROBBIE KEANE: "Yeah. Obviously, the one that hit the post and came back…the save was unbelievable, it was a world class save. Thankfully it kept us in the game."
LANDON DONOVAN: "The save could potentially be save of the year. Other than that he was really solid. He came off his line, he was aggressive, he made solid saves when he needed to, he came and got the ball off crosses when he needed to. You can't ask more of a goalie in a game like this, and I thought he was excellent."
A.J. DELAGARZA: "It's important for a goalie to make one or two big saves a game and he made that save. Obviously, he made the save against Harvey and it saved us three points."
OUSTED: "Incredible! Probably save of the week. That was amazing he got back on that one. A really really great save."
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VANCOUVER, B.C. – LA Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena's quotes following LA's 1-0 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps FC on Saturday…
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(On whether the victory was meaningful…)
ARENA: "Sure. They all are at this time of year. There wasn't a need to get a win but it's important to get wins now, we're in a tight battle for the playoffs and for the guys to get a win on the road in these type of circumstances is real good."
(On goalkeeper Penedo's huge save…)
ARENA: "Great save! What more can you say? We've not had a lot of these opportunities this year where we can close out a game but we got it done tonight."
(On the performance of LA's defense…)
ARENA: "Obviously they got a couple chances at the end but I thought our guys held up well. The conditions are tough here but the artificial field; it's not easy playing under those circumstances with a closed roof. You could see our guys were fatigued. I was real pleased our guys came up on top."
(On the impact of Landon Donovan's early goal…)
ARENA: "Landon played a good game and he scored a big goal. Well… it's like starting a game with a one goal lead. It put them under a lot of pressure. At times, our team played real well, we had a couple chances to get a second but give Vancouver a lot of credit; they fought real hard, put us under a lot of pressure. They haven't lost many games here at home, so that's an impressive win for our group."
On the defensive pairing of Leonardo and Gonzalez…)
ARENA: "It's good. They've played together on and off over the years. I think it's important to have center backs with the profile of center backs. Leonardo gives us that. You see a lot of these games when you're under a lot of pressure. The ball's in the air, we're being challenged. Our center backs can hold up to those battles."
VANCOUVER, B.C. -- Landon Donovan is just four goals away from breaking Jeff Cunningham's MLS all-time goal scoring record, but the record is not on Donovan's mind.
After he scored the game-winning goal in LA's 1-0 victory over Vancouver Whitecaps FC, Donovan was asked about being so close to Cunnigham's record. Although Donovan has stated that he'd like to be the league's all-time record holder, he asserted that he's more focused on becoming the first MLS player to win the MLS Cup six times.
"The record I want right now is the sixth MLS cup, if the other one comes along the way then great," said Donovan.
The goal was Donovan's seventh of the season which goes with his seven assists this year in just 16 appearances. During the week, Vancouver head coach Martin Rennie stated that Donovan's improved play was due to his contract expiring at the end of the season, but Donovan was quick to answer to those assertions.
"I've been motivated my whole life. I think people are quick to forget what people have done. We're back-to-back MLS champions, I've scored the game-winning goal in both games so I think I'm plenty motivated."
VANCOUVER, B.C. -- Ahead of tonight's match between the LA Galaxy and Vancouver Whitecaps FC, I give a brief lookahead to tonight's match...
*A tale of the tape: Landon Donovan - Robbie Keane vs. Camilo - Kenny Miller.
*Leonardo is growing into his role as an LA Galaxy starter and will likely get the nod again on Saturday.
*LAGalaxy.com's Larry Morgan wrote this preview for tonight's match
*Lastly, my Three Points to the game
Gyasi Zardes vs. Y.P. Lee
A match of speed against cunning, expect this match to be an important factor to Saturday's game. Zardes' breakneck speed makes him a danger every time that he touches the ball and he'll likely look to test Lee frequently from the start.
Nigel Reo-Coker vs. Marcelo Sarvas
"Reo-C" as his jersey reads feasted on the Galaxy midfield in their last meeting at BC Place, but match flipped to StubHub Center, it was "Marcelo" that had the better of Englishman. Look for Sarvas to press Reo-Coker, who will attempt to get forward and use his size to break up attacks.
Robbie Keane vs. Johnny Leverón
Another key match up as Keane as well as Landon Donovan will look to use their movement on and off the ball to open up space behind the Whitecaps defense.
CARSON, Calif. – Finally healthy after knee injuries decimated his last two seasons, burly LA Galaxy center back Leonardo is making the most of his opportunities in the Galaxy back four.
Leonardo has started five of the Galaxy's last six matches in all competitions, which includes three starts in the Guinness International Champions Cup. During those appearances, Leonardo has looked confident alongside a variety of center back partners, but he has shined with Omar Gonzalez to form a formidable and sizable combination.
After his impressive showings, it is likely that Leonardo will lineup against Gonzalez again on Saturday when the Galaxy take on Vancouver Whitecaps FC.
"I feel good right now," Leonardo said earlier this week. "I didn't play a whole year, then I came back last year and I played some, then I didn't play some games, then I played again, didn't play again. Right now I have to thank God I am getting games, and I have to keep working hard to maintain that rhythm."
Key to Leonardo building a rhythm has been his ability to stay healthy, which he attributes to a new workout regimen that includes pilates and more time in the weight room. This added commitment to staying fit has not gone unnoticed by the Galaxy coaching staff.
"He just continues to get better," said Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena. "We knew it was going to take time. He had a few minor setbacks this year but now is headed in the right direction."
"Now that he's gotten this good, long stretch of being available, he's gotten into a rhythm," associate head coach Dave Sarachan said. "And when you get into that rhythm and you get minutes, you get confidence. ... Now the true player that we felt we knew a year and a half ago is starting to emerge."


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HAVELOCK – A couple of weeks ago, the Havelock coaching staff challenged the offensive line to improve its play. So far, the players up front have accepted that challenge.
The Rams rushed for 333 yards in last week's 48-2 victory over North Forsyth in the third round of the NCHSAA 3A playoffs.
"The coaches told us that everyone was saying how the offensive line was weak, that we were the weakest link," starting center Michael Howard said. "We all just had to step up."
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Derrell Scott ran for 201 yards and Taylor Woods added 97 against North Forsyth. The duo combined for five rushing touchdowns.
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. Pfeiffer University head softball coach Amy Yates has announced the hiring of Allie Marshall as the next assistant coach joining the Lady Falcons softball team. Marshall, a 2010 graduate of Catawba College, comes to Pfeiffer after one of the best four-year careers put together by anyone to play softball at Catawba.
Marshall completed her career in May leaving with nine different offensive records. Marshall left with the highest mark in hits for a season and career, RBI for a game, season and career, most home runs in a season and career, along with doubles in a career and slugging percentage in a season.
Im very excited to have Coach Marshall joining our program, stated Coach Yates. She was not only a tremendous player while in college, but she has a great knowledge of the game and has already learned a lot about what it takes to be a great coach.
In 208 games covering 631 at-bats, Marshall hit a career .376 with 43 long balls and 202 runs driven in. Marshall racked up 237 hits, 52 of those doubles, while crossing the plate 129 times. Last season, Marshall finished the year ranked inside the nations top-10 in RBI per game (6th) and sacrifice flies (7th).
Ironically, the Lady Falcons will open up the 2012 season with Marshalls former teammates at Catawba in Salisbury on February 15th beginning at 1:30 p.m.


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But the true beauty of the building is inside, where a geometrically perfect sphere could fit between ceiling and floor. A thick shaft of light flows into the space from a large circular hole – called an oculus ("eye") – at the apex of the domed roof. It's a design copied around the world. Two Italian kings and the artist Raphael are entombed along the walls.
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There is little in Rome that has not been influenced by popes. But for me there are a few key sites – some famous, some more obscure – that link the papacy and the city. As a new era begins for the church, visitors can trace history by visiting places important to the men who have worn "The Shoes of the Fisherman."
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The apostle St. Peter was the first pope, a position that like so many in the first three centuries of Christianity led to his martyrdom. By the end of the fourth century, Christianity was the official religion of the Roman Empire and the popes sat atop the spiritual world of the West. All around them were the creations of the old empire, which met with a mixed fate.
PANTHEON It's known as the best-preserved ancient building in the world, a space that still captivates thousands of visitors a day. Originally built as a temple to "all gods" (pan theos), it's renowned for the perfect spherical dimensions of its interior. It was ordered shut, along with Rome's other pagan temples, in 356. The temple was saved by Pope Boniface's edict converting it to a church. This lucky intervention might have been based on the erroneous belief that the space had been used to torture and execute Christians.
Whatever the reason, the decision allows modern visitors to see the brilliance of classic Roman Empire design.
Inside are the tombs of kings Victor Emmanuel II and III, along with that of the artist Raphael, whose decoration of the papal apartments in the Vatican is second only to Michelangelo's Piet� sculpture, the Vatican dome and the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel as artistic treasures of the church in Rome.
Look for: A thunderstorm. There are few sights as dramatic as going to the Pantheon in heavy rain, the water flowing through the oculus onto the marble floor and down into the recessed drains. When lightning flashes, the walls are illuminated in blue light.
COLOSSEUM Unlike the Pantheon, there is little doubt that the Colosseum was the site of Christian martyrdom. Beginning in 80 A.D., the Colosseum was home to spectacles in which tens of thousands, including likely some Christians, were killed in games or public executions. But in the early Middle Ages, it was not considered a sacred Christian place, as evidenced by the large amount of masonry carted away for use on other projects. By the 16th century, though, popes had declared it the site of martyrdom and it was included on pilgrimage routes.
Today, the pope each year leads a "Way of the Cross" procession on Good Friday at the Colosseum. The site is remarkably well-preserved compared with the other great "bread and circuses" site, the Circus Maximus. The once-great racetrack (it's the site of the chariot race in "Ben-Hur") has been reduced over the centuries to little more than a grassy bowl.
The martyrdom of Christians at the Colosseum is commemorated by a large, plain cross on the first level of the stadium, as well as a plaque in Latin affixed above the main entrance commemorating it as a place where the faithful paid the ultimate price.
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Ladines, who broke the forefinger on her pitching hand during basketball season, costing her half the softball season, hurled a five-hit shutout, striking out 12 to lead Arlington to a 3-0 victory over Lake Stevens on Thursday in the Class 4A District 1 championship game.
Both teams advance to next week's state tournament in Spokane.
The district title is a first for the Eagles' five seniors, who now hope to deliver the first state softball trophy in their school's history.
"We've been playing together since we were nine," Ladines said. "To finish together like this is amazing, but we're not done yet."
Ladines, who missed Arlington's run at the state basketball tournament, wondered heading into the spring if she would be a part of this softball season.
"There was definitely some doubt," she said. "I went to the doctor and they said it was still fractured, but I could start pitching, so I was like, 'You know what, it's my senior year, it's now or never,' so I started throwing."
"It was really difficult (watching the early part of the season). I just love this game so much. Sitting out, watching us lose a couple, I just wanted to be out there helping the team, but we stuck it out, and it's been awesome."
Arlington (19-3) got its first run in the bottom of the second when Katelynn Kazen, who had singled to lead off the inning, scored on an error. Hayden Fields made it 2-0 with a solo home run to left field in the fourth inning, then Marisa Rathert provided one more insurance run in the fifth with an RBI single that scored Lynsey Amundson.
Even though Ladines' pitching line showed another dominant start, Thursday's game was hardly a walk in the park for her or the Eagles. Lake Stevens batters were able to work the count all afternoon, and forced Ladines to pitch out of several jams. In all, the Vikings (17-6) stranded eight runners, including five in scoring position.
"I'm super proud of this team," Lake Stevens coach Adrianne Lartz said. "We had a great game against Snohomish yesterday, so I haven't lost any confidence in this team. Arlington, they're on fire, and we just didn't put our hits together. That's what happens against a good team sometimes."
And the way Lartz sees it, facing Ladines right before state could be good for her team.
"I truly believe Ronnie is one of the best pitchers in the state, so I don't believe we'll see much better when we get to state," Lartz said. "There will be good pitchers, of course, but Ronnie's tough, so it is good prep for us."
Conversely, Arlington coach Dan Eng said having to grind out a tough win over Lake Stevens will help his team prepare for what lies ahead.
"Lake Stevens, they are a very good team," Eng said. "... We picked that team to win this district (before the season), that's how good they are."
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- Ten years and $60 billion in American taxpayer funds later, Iraq is still so unstable and broken that even its leaders question whether U.S. efforts to rebuild the war-torn nation were worth the cost.
In his final report to Congress, Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction Stuart Bowen's conclusion was all too clear: Since the invasion a decade ago this month, the U.S. has spent too much money in Iraq for too few results.
The reconstruction effort "grew to a size much larger than was ever anticipated," Bowen told The Associated Press in a preview of his last audit of U.S. funds spent in Iraq, to be released Wednesday. "Not enough was accomplished for the size of the funds expended."
In interviews with Bowen, Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said the U.S. funding "could have brought great change in Iraq" but fell short too often. "There was misspending of money," said al-Maliki, a Shiite Muslim whose sect makes up about 60 percent of Iraq's population.
Iraqi Parliament Speaker Osama al-Nujaifi, the country's top Sunni Muslim official, told auditors that the rebuilding efforts "had unfavorable outcomes in general."
"You think if you throw money at a problem, you can fix it," Kurdish government official Qubad Talabani, son of Iraqi president Jalal Talabani, told auditors. "It was just not strategic thinking."
The abysmal Iraq results forecast what could happen in Afghanistan, where U.S. taxpayers have so far spent $90 billion in reconstruction projects during a 12-year military campaign that, for the most part, ends in 2014.
Sen. Bob Corker, top Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, on Wednesday called the report's findings "appalling" but also said its lessons will be helpful for future U.S. reconstruction projects -- especially the billions of dollars yet to be spent in Afghanistan. He called for a thorough review of State Department and U.S. foreign aid programs to make sure the money is spent wisely.
"We owe this not only to the American taxpayers, but also to the men and women - civilian and uniformed - that we send into dangerous and challenging environments to secure the area and implement U.S. programs," Corker, R-Tenn., said in a statement.
Shortly after the March 2003 invasion, Congress set up a $2.4 billion fund to help ease the sting of war for Iraqis. It aimed to rebuild Iraq's water and electricity systems; provide food, health care and governance for its people; and take care of those who were forced from their homes in the fighting. Fewer than six months later, President George W. Bush asked for $20 billion more to further stabilize Iraq and help turn it into an ally that could gain economic independence and reap global investments.
To date, the U.S. has spent more than $60 billion in reconstruction grants to help Iraq get back on its feet after the country that has been broken by more than two decades of war, sanctions and dictatorship. That works out to about $15 million a day.
And yet Iraq's government is rife with corruption and infighting. Baghdad's streets are still cowed by near-daily deadly bombings. A quarter of the country's 31 million population lives in poverty, and few have reliable electricity and clean water.
Overall, including all military and diplomatic costs and other aid, the U.S. has spent at least $767 billion since the American-led invasion, according to the Congressional Budget Office. National Priorities Project, a U.S. research group that analyzes federal data, estimated the cost at $811 billion, noting that some funds are still being spent on ongoing projects.
Sen. Susan Collins, a member of the Senate committee that oversees U.S. funding, said the Bush administration should have agreed to give the reconstruction money to Iraq as a loan in 2003 instead as an outright gift.
"It's been an extraordinarily disappointing effort and, largely, a failed program," Collins, R-Maine, said in an interview. "I believe, had the money been structured as a loan in the first place, that we would have seen a far more responsible approach to how the money was used, and lower levels of corruption in far fewer ways."
In numerous interviews with Iraqi and U.S. officials, and though multiple examples of thwarted or defrauded projects, Bowen's report laid bare a trail of waste, including:
--In Iraq's eastern Diyala province, a crossroads for Shiite militias, Sunni insurgents and Kurdish squatters, the U.S. began building a 3,600-bed prison in 2004 but abandoned the project after three years to flee a surge in violence. The half-completed Khan Bani Sa'ad Correctional Facility cost American taxpayers $40 million but sits in rubble, and Iraqi Justice Ministry officials say they have no plans to ever finish or use it.


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September 30, 2009
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HICKORY, N.C. The Lenoir-Rhyne University Mens Soccer Team (5-3-1) lost on Wednesday night at the Moretz Sports Athletic Complex as it fell to Pfeiffer University (6-3), 2-1, despite holding a 21-13 advantage in shots.
Pfeiffer took control early as it scored just 29 seconds into the match. The Falcons Renato Barbosa (Charlotte, N.C.) received a pass in the center of the pitch 25 yards from goal and placed a drive into the left side of the goal to give Pfeiffer a 1-0 advantage.
L-R settled in after conceding the early goal and dictated tempo for the remainder of the half. Pfeiffer, behind six first-half saves from junior goalkeeper Alex Moreno (Huntsville, N.C.), was able to retain its advantage going into the break despite 11 shots by the Bears.
At the 52:22 mark, L-R evened the game when sophomore forward Brendan Howard (Tampa, Fla.) served a ball into the box from the right side intended for John Ferguson (Fife, SCOTLAND) and a fortuitous bounce off a Falcon defender went into the right corner for the own goal to even the match at one
L-R continued to dictate play with ball possession but Pfeiffer was able to score the game-winner in the 75th minute. The Falcons Kash Knight (Gibsonville, N.C), after slipping past the Bears defense, lobbied a half volley just inside the near post from 16 yards out for the 2-1 lead. Barbosa was credited with the assist.
The Bears played with great desperation down the stretch as it created five scoring opportunities in the final 12 minutes but were unable to capitalize as the Falcons defense arose to the occasion.
Moreno made nine saves in the win for Pfeiffer while L-R junior goalkeeper Tom Heath (Solihull, ENGLAND) stopped two shots for L-R despite the loss. The Bears put 10 shots on frame compared to just five by the Falcons.


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Misenheimer, NC: The Limestone Lady Saints jumped out to a 7-3 halftime lead and held on to defeat Pfeiffer on Tuesday afternoon to win the regular season championship. The Lady Falcons took a 2-1 lead with 22:09 left in the first half but proceeded to give up 5 straight goals (2 from Marissa Pesce) to take a commanding 6-2 lead.
Brenna Clark (Sr. Wellington, FL) came out firing in the 2nd half with two goals to cut the lead to 7-5 with 24:08 remaining. Heidi Karaszkiewicz scored her second goal of the game to cut the Limestone lead 8-7. The Lady Saints responded scoring the next two to lead 10-7. Elie Fenton scored her second goal of the game to cut the lead to 10-9 with 9:48 remaining. Pfeiffer had several chances to tie but where rejected by goalie Erin Cavanaugh, who finished with 10 saves. Limestone's Lauryn Wise finished the day scoring the final two goals, the last coming with :41 seconds.
Pfeiffer led in draw controls 12-10 but where outshot 26-18. and groundballs 18-12.
Elie Fenton (Sr. Odenton, MD), Karaszkiewicz (Fr. Glen Burnie, MD) and Clark finished with two goals, while keeper Kristin Kibler (Sr. Crownsville, MD) recorded 8 saves.
Pfeiffer will play Queens in the first round of the CVAC Tournament on Friday April 10th at 2:30pm.


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James O'Connor is a prolific tweeter and it was through the social network website that he heard about the Mobile Eye, a device that is being used by the Sports Technology Research Unit (STRU) at Stellenbosch University to help goal-kickers.
'He replied to my tweet and said he was keen to try it out,' recalls sports vision trainer Grant van Velden. 'When he was in Cape Town [with the Force] we met at Hamilton Rugby Club and he practised his kicks at goal while wearing the device. He really enjoyed the session and said he'd never seen his goal-kicking from that perspective. He suggested we get hold of [Reds flyhalf] Quade Cooper via Twitter and we had a session with him at Newlands. He was just as impressed.'
The Mobile Eye was developed in the UK by what was then the Defence Research Agency (DRA), now Qinetiq. An American-based company, Applied Science Laboratories, worked with the DRA on the project and subsequently bought the rights to manufacture and market it worldwide. Stellenbosch University bought the device in September 2010 for around R250 000 and the STRU is breaking new ground by applying it to rugby. (Interestingly, it is not only used for sport. The marketing industry, for instance, has used it to find out what parts of an advertising billboard people look at first.)
The Mobile Eye has two cameras based on a pair of glasses. The scene camera records the environment that the player sees (like the rugby ball and posts), while the eye camera records the actual eye movements by tracking the movements of the pupil. The Mobile Eye software then overlays the movements of the eye in relation to the scene that the athlete is viewing, which allows you to see exactly where the athlete is looking while performing tasks such as kicking for posts.
'A sportsman has to get the best information from any sporting situation and a lot of that is visual information,' explains Gareth Paterson, a PhD student in sport who is specialising in the Mobile Eye for research. 'We want to find out what the important parts of the environment are that experts are looking at to base decisions on in a performance skill like goal-kicking. How long are they looking at those areas for? When are they looking at those areas? Does it change when they are under pressure or fatigued?
'We've discovered that when there's pressure, the attentional focus of goal-kickers narrows and they become more erratic in terms of jumping between different visual areas, which also causes them to get distracted by unnecessary visual information. They have less efficient search strategies and don't get the best information from their environment.'
Visual sports situations are broken up into three subcategories – targeting or aiming tasks (such as kicking for posts in rugby, or putting in golf), interceptive tasks (like receiving a ball in rugby, or catching a ball in cricket) and tactical tasks (such as reading defensive or attacking structures in rugby).
'For a targeting task like goal-kicking, we want to find out what the top kickers' visual strategies are, so that they have the best chance of making a successful kick at goal,' says Paterson. 'If we know what the most efficient visual strategy is in successful kickers, we can teach it to goal-kickers from a young age so that they have a better chance of reaching an elite level of kicking early in their careers, and are taught how to handle pressure and resist the temptation to become more erratic in their visual search strategy.'
John Cockcroft, a sports technology engineer and manager of the STRU, says modern technology is opening up new avenues for research.
'Take the Mobile Eye device – it's been around for a long time, but it's gone from being a huge contraption that you'd put on your face, to the portable, wireless system we have today. Because it's getting smaller and the wires are disappearing, we can now go on to the field instead of having to conduct tests in a lab. Ten years ago you wouldn't have dreamt of having a device like this, but the funny thing is that the glasses we have now will be old school in a couple of years' time.
'It's moving so fast now, like with cellphones. We've just heard that the Mobile Eye's Data Recording Unit, which is currently attached to the player by a belt, will soon be incorporated into the glasses, so a kicker won't have to wear anything on his back.'
However, the current Data Recording Unit, which looks like a mini-computer, is still small enough not to affect the kicker.
'When James used the device we wanted to find out if it influenced his kicking and if he was consistently thinking about the fact that it would mess up his kicking,' says Van Velden. 'He told us he was conscious of it for the first five minutes or so but then forgot about it.'
Having used the Mobile Eye to assist goal-kickers, the STRU is now looking at other areas of the game where it could help to improve performance. Maties hookers recently started wearing the device during lineout throwing (coach Chean Roux is excited about the role technology can play in improving his team's performance), while it could be used in more dynamic situations where the visual information is constantly changing (like on a backline player to see who he is marking in a defence drill).
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Falcon Swimming Re-Writes Record Books in Weekend's Fall Frenzy
November 20, 2012
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - The Pfeiffer University swim teams broke a total of seven school records each finishing seventh overall in Wingate's annual Fall Frenzy held over the weekend at MCAC. Kate Galichenko and Matt Burns would take home victories in "B" finals while both also got in on the drowning of the school record books.
The three-day weekend meet started with Galichenko taking home her individual victory in the "B" final of the 200 individual medley. Later in the day, George Moreno finished 11th overall in the 50 freestyle breaking his own school record.
On Saturday, Galichenko began Saturday finishing 6th in the 400 IM setting a new school record before Daliya Spasova came within 0.9 seconds away from a new top mark concluding 10th in the 100 fly. Andrew Corley would finish 12th in the same event while Burns broke his own school-record twice in the prelims and finals of the 100 breaststroke. The Lady Falcons 800 free relay team of Galichenko, Hannah Finkernagel, Mary Rudolph and Spasova ended day two with a new school relay record.
The demolition of the record books continued on Sunday as Finkernagel broke the 1,000 free record on an official split time within the 1,650, then proceeded to break the 1,650 record by more than 24 seconds. Grant Smith would conclude 11th overall in the men's 1,650 before Burns won the "B" final in the 200 breast after Nick Insley wrapped up the 200 backstroke in 11th. Spasova and Corley wrapped up the weekend with 12th place finishes in the 200 fly.
With an excellent showing in the Fall Frenzy with some of the region and conference's best teams, Pfeiffer will now take some time off before a relay meet with St. Leo held in North Fort Myers, Florida during winter break.


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