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Today's ANA692 flight that executed an emergency landing -- http://flightaware.com/live/flight/ANA692/history/20130115/2300Z/RJDC/RJTT/tracklog
I suspect the whole fleet may be grounded until this dealt with, just to be cautious.
I'm sad I can't watch this bird land this morning..
Interesting discovery. Apparently JAL has temporarily switched to flying 772s between NRT and BOS.
JL65 San Diego-Tokyo has been cancelled.
If it's Boeing, I ain't going (literally).
And somewhere in Hamburg and Toulouse, a small number of EADS/Airbus designers and engineers are feeling slightly vindicated from all of the vilification they've received over the years...
Flightaware, thanks for consolidating the threads. Now there's only one to follow.
As of 09:30 CST there are only five in the air. Four UAL and one QTR. Hummm? Seems like very few if 50 have been delivered.
Boeing better get some additional lawyers.
Battery fires = very bad, but of the other items listed - cracked windshields, fuel valve malfunction, brake problem - I have been on flights delayed or cancelled by these problems on many different airliners, many different airlines. As for lithium-ion battery fires - all too common (having taken down 2 747 freighters of which I am aware) and the Chevy Volt scare that made the news. I mean media going zonkers over outer layer glass crazing. I've been on a flight where we had a take-off abort and when we deplaned, they were treating the pilot who had shattered glass from a broken windshield on his lap - a CRJ. Didn't even make the news.
You can't compare other aircraft incidents to this one for the following reasons:
1.) B787s in service are measured in mere dozens, while other aircraft are measured in thousands. A daily CRJ incident among thousands is NOT the same as a daily 787 incident among dozens.
2.) Many aircraft's problems are the result of simple wear and tear from aging parts. The same cannot be said for a brand spanking new bird that should be in its prime.
That said, these kinds of problems are not at all uncommon for NEW releases of aircraft. IIRC the A380 had problems after its debut, all of which were corrected in a timely matter. I see no reason the same will not be for the 787.
They need to send the PR guys that handled the Toyota recall over to Boeing. Has Boeing put out a statement? They seem remarkably quite about all this :)
ANA and JAL are the first delivered to their fleet. LOT, Qatar, Air India, LAN Airlines, Ethiopian Airlines and United Airlines received dream liners later. They also face the same problems in near future. I hope that Boeing
will resolve minor hick ups as soon as possible. I wonder if it happened in international flight instead of short Japanese domestic flight? I believe that B787-8 could make a safe landing in somewhere, instead of disaster.
Whenever new products coming out of market, there will be always growing pains surface. Airbus A380 VH-QQA had a nightmare in Batam Island, Indonesia. I know for sure Dreamliner will overcome minor growing pains in near future. The good news is nobody got hurt. Let's keep it that way.
I do not understand this is it a misfortune or what? I love this Boeing B777 because my sun is flying it without problems in EMIRATES AIRLINES.
After all the years and problems Boeing endured to build this thing you would think that it wouldn't have any problems
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It is a totally new, all-electric engine interface design (no engine hydraulic pumps, no air bleed system) that has never been done before. You would think it would have exactly these electrical-related issues.
I would think that that is exactly why there is a testing phase. i.e. Find these things and figure them out before you put grandma in the back.
that is a little scary, I wasn't aware of "no hydraulic pumps"
Wow. Just realized the photo shows the emergency chutes deployed. If that is noted in the article it went right over my head.
I just looked it up - 50 have been delivered
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I honestly can't believe only JAL and ANA are having these problems. UAL had a problem before. I am surprised that there have been no problems with Ethiopian, LAN, Qatar, or LOT Polish's Boeing 787 Dreamliners.
Either two are being overly cautious (and trying to make a better case while talking to their lawyers) or the four other carriers are putting their passengers at risk.
*four should have been five
I wonder are all these problem batteries being made by the same subcontractor. If so, this could be a really big problem with no alternate source available.
I wonder what they're flying into BOS now, if anything?
Nope, they ain't flyin' nothin' into BOS.
This bird gonna be just fine guys, just needs some time
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Boeing is acting like my kids do. Turn their head stick out their lip and not say a word. Well I make them talk because it's the right thing to do you can't hide from you problems or mistakes as it will just make them worse. Boeing needs to learn this… Since this is an aircraft that uses high volt AC power to run most flight controls this needs to be fixed. If it's the battery suck it up and say they did not work like we planed and put a new type in all of the 787's and move on. All the other problems I would say is normal for a new model. But if there is any chance of an electrical problem and fire on a plane that is run off electrical motors and servos you get the dam thing fixed not turn you head and try to look the other way. The NTSB says the battery will self-stain fire at very high temps. At FL400 it would not take long to burn up a lot of very important stuff before it could land.
Since this is an active investigation under JCAB control with the NTSB now involved, I suspect Boeing would be limited as to what they can say.
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No they can say anything. But what can they say We have a big problem with the 787's and don't know how or wat to fix it. All of that is open records they just dont want to say something that could get the whole fleet of 787's grounded.
Think what you want, but when the NTSB is running an investigation, it is their show.
Huck is bang on! ð
We'll Ana must feel good at least for one of there 787s as for ANA 203 from Tokyo to Frankfurt is in the air as of 5:48pm est on January 16th 2012.
FAA grounds all 787s according to Reuters a few minutes ago.
Boeing's website shows some 49 deliveries:
Ignorant question: How do you identify the sequence numbering of 787s coming off the line? Is there a pattern with the failures? Common lots of subcontractor parts?
Li Ion battery ? First it was laptops burning, now it's aircraft. Boeing guys need to look at their battery suppliers and their battery charging systems really hard.
Good luck, Boeing.
FLASH: ANA grounding all 787 jets for emergency inspections - NHK
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ANA And JAL Ground Boeing 787 Dreamliner Fleet
Japan's All Nippon Airways is to ground its entire fleet of 17 Dreamliners, broadcaster NHK reported, after a Boeing 787 made an emergency landing in western Japan, the latest in a series of glitches involving the aircraft. Japan Airlines swiftly followed suit, saying it would suspend all Boeing Co 787 flights scheduled to leave Japan on Wednesday due to safety concerns and ground its fleet of seven aircraft.
Not news to me, I figured this was coming. The worst problems seem to be on the first Dreamliners off of the assembly line. Hope this isn't a trend.
Used to be IF IT AINT BOEING IT AINT GOING, now its IF ITS BOEING IT AINT GOING. In their rush to get a leg up on Airbus they delivered a faulty product which is sooo obvious, 2 years delay in production should tell you something. Dreamliner........has the potential to put a lot of pax to sleep all at once.
this is typical with newer aircraft.
Burning wiring/batteries and smoke in the cockpit is not typical of newer aircraft and is not a teething problem. This is serious business. FAA has grounded the whole fleet as of 430pm PT.
Neither are uncontrolled engine failures and cracked wing brackets, but the A380 seems to trucking along just fine now. Give it some time, the dreamliner is going to evolve into a fabulous ac.
I hope you are right. I do want to fly 787's. But there have been so many incidents just in past month and the FAA never grounded the A380. My personal opinion was that sub-contracting out so many parts of the 787 was a logistic mistake. I think Boeing should have kept production in house just like previous aircraft. QA is a big issue in such a complex aircraft. How do you maintain high quality QA with so many subs. Just my 2 cents.
One thing to keep in mind about "the FAA never grounding the A380" is that no US carriers operate the A380. There were no A380's for them to ground. In the case of the 787, the authorities of other countries are following the FAA's lead .
it's interesting that all these problems are on ANA planes - aren't there 30 or more flying now?
JAL and UA also had some "issues" last week.
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ANA Boeing 787 Dreamliner makes emergency landing after smoke in the cabin {Video!!!}
A Boeing 787 Dreamliner made an emergency landing at an airport in western Japan on Wednesday morning. No injuries were reported.
All Nippon Airways says smoke was detected after the plane took off from Yamaguchi-Ube Airport in western Japan at 8:10 AM. It was bound for Tokyo's Haneda Airport, carrying 137 people.
They will get it fixed... not unusual for a new plane to have unanticipated problems... BUT...
would hate to see battery/fire problem at 40,000 feet over the Aleutians...
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Boeing 787 makes emergency landing smoke in cockpit
TOKYO (Reuters) - A Boeing 787 operated by All Nippon Airways Co made an emergency landing in Takamatsu in western Japan after smoke appeared in the plane's cockpit, but all 137 passengers and crew members were evacuated safely, the Osaka Airport said on Wednesday.
The incident comes on top of a slew of recent problems with Boeing's new Dreamliner aircraft. The sophisticated new plane, the world's first mainly carbon-composite airliner, suffered two fuel leaks, a battery fire, a wiring problem, brake computer glitch and cracked cockpit window last week.
Wednesday's flight bound for Haneda Airport near Tokyo left Yamaguchi Airport in Western Japan shortly after 8 am JST (2300 GMT) but made an emergency landing at
Boeing spokesman Marc Birtel, told Reuters: "We've seen the reports, we're aware of the events and are working with our customer".
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ANA Dreamliner makes emergency landing-Deployed Slides
Smoke in the cockpit after takeoff. Return and deployed the slides
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ANA Boeing 787 Makes Emergency Landing in Japan, ANA Grounds 787 Fleet
An All Nippon Airways Boeing 787 has made an emergency landing this morning (Wednesday) at Takamatsu Airport, Kagawa Prefecture in western Japan after reports say smoke entered the cockpit. Emergency slides were deployed.
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JAL and ANA ground entire Dreamliner Fleet
Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways have each grounded their entire Boeing 787 Dreamliner fleets.
Repose look below it.
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odd that no other 787 operator is having trouble. or is it?
Folks the 787 isn't a Boeing product of the past, it's a consortium of several companies from several countries.
Boeing had to do this to sell the airplane. This and greedy unionized workers have ruined this project.......nothing is pure in business anymore!
Re: "This and greedy unionized workers have ruined this project..."
What's the matter, couldn't qualify for a seat on an ALPA carrier?
Are you accusing the unionized workers of sabotage? What's your point, exactly?
His point was that because of the unionized workforce, Boeing did more outsourcing than they should have. Just one of many other reasons.
Why should Boeing follow a failed model like Airbus? many countries and companies and unions and .... OS! :-)
Boeing is taking a huge, nasty dump on itself. Look for Airbus to start making announcements of large volume orders over the next few weeks. You know they'll want to rub some salt on this wound.
They're over there dancing to Disco Inferno.
Burn baby burn...
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Japanese airlines ground Boeing 787s after emergency landing
All Nippon Airways Co. and Japan Airlines Co. have suspended all Boeing 787 flights. The carriers operate about half of the Dreamliners passenger jets Boeing has delivered to airlines.
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Japan emergency fuels Dreamliner fears
Country's two largest airlines ground their fleets of Boeing 787 planes for safety checks after emergency landing.
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Half of Boeing's 787's now grounded
Airlines want answers. So does the public. All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines Co., two big, loyal Boeing customers, grounded all of their 787 Dreamliners Wednesday following yet another disturbing problem with the new aircraft.
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Japanese airlines suspend Dreamliner flights after emergency landing
(CNN) — Two Japanese airlines grounded their fleets of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which has been beset by a string of mechanical and other problems, after an All Nippon Airways flight made an emergency landing Wednesday.
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Japanese airlines suspend Dreamliner flights after emergency landing
Two Japanese airlines grounded their fleets of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, which has been beset by a string of mechanical and other problems, after an All Nippon Airways flight made an emergency landing Wednesday.
Japan Airlines has seven of the airplanes and All Nippon Airways normally flies 17. It was not clear how long the JAL and ANA flights would be grounded.
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BREAKING NEWS: All 129 passengers, 8 crew members evacuated safely after ANA-operated Boeing 787's emergency landing: Osaka airport spokesman
This is turning into a nightmare scenario for Boeing.


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2) Make sure you aren't running TCP wrappers (a hosts.allow file that isn't blank) that prevents SNMP queries from the MRTG server.
3) Make sure the routing on the target device is correct so that your MRTG server can correctly access it. Try using "ping" or try to log into the target device from the MRTG server as a test for this.
I see where your ISP has given you an RFC1918 IP address. This is invalid on the Internet and they are probably doing NAT to a real Internet IP address somewhere on their network to provide you with Internet access.
An SNMP query to this RFC1918 IP address from the Internet will fail. You may need to ask your ISP for a non private space IP address, or get them to set up a 1 to 1 NAT for you to allow the query.
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Former Chicago Wolves Coach, Don Granato and his five siblings, played many sports while growing up. However, it was their love of hockey that survived. As Mom of these die-hard hockey fans, I want to share my insight on how hockey translates to family fun.
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Stunned and excited all at once by the development, one look was all it took for dad to relax.
"I could tell by looking at him that it was what he'd been waiting for a long time," the father said. "As long as he wasn't nervous, I wasn't nervous."
Never mind that Chelf had been thrown into an unenviable situation, with Oklahoma State trailing then-No. 3 Kansas State, on the road, 38-17 in the second half.
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An afterthought until the Kansas State game three weeks ago, Chelf is now a national feel-good story, rising to the top of the depth chart due to injuries and now entrenched there, even with OSU's other quarterbacks — winning quarterbacks — again available. He's got the moniker. He's got teammates who adore him. He's even got a T-shirt saluting him that is circulating among fans.
"For me, I don't really feel like it's any type of feel-good story," Chelf said. "There are a lot of stories around college football that are better than mine. I'm just a player who got beat out and stuck with it and got a chance. I'm happy it happened."
Chelf can deflect the feel-good aspect all he wants, but the good feelings surrounding his opportunity, and what he's done with it, are unavoidable.
Back home in Enid, where his parents went so far as to help him work on his game in the summer heat, and the locals — Cowboys and Sooners alike — send well wishes; on the practice field and in the Cowboys locker room, where teammates shower him with "Choo Choo" chants; and in the coaches' offices, where those who once slotted him No. 3 on the depth chart admire his dedication and his performance.
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COLTON Cleanup efforts have begun at Higley Flow State Park after the ice storm left damaged trees, brush and ice-coated branches on the trails and roads in the park nearly three weeks ago.
The park has remained closed due to debris on roads and trails that made grooming impossible. Volunteers and park staff are getting ready to brace the cold to get parts of the park again ready for skiers.
We hope to make it a good and swift project, said Kevin A. Kieff, Thousand Islands regional director for the state Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation.
Mr. Kieff toured the park Dec. 30 to assess some of the damage on the camp roads of the park.
It was really a mess, he said. This stuff was lodged in ice and you couldnt even pick it up to throw it off to the side.
He said crews already started work on the parks main road, and camp roads will be the next focus.
He said park officials hope to at least get camp roads reopened for skiers.
Thomas L. French, president of the nonprofit Friends of Higley Flow State Park, said he and other volunteers are hoping to get the camp roads cleared by next weekend in time for Colton Winterfest Jan. 25 and 26. Winterfest events will include a family day at the park.
Mr. French said the camp roads make up about five miles of varied terrain.
The roads are great skiing, but theres something more intimate about skiing on the trails in the woods, he said.
Mr. French said the trails in the woods saw the most significant damage.
A Friends of Higley Flow State Park representative will join Regional Safety Officer David Krueger and Park Supervisor Henry Sieg to tour what trails can be accessed at 10 a.m. Friday to assess the damage.
No ones seen the trails yet, Mr. Kieff said. Ive got a feeling its going to be a big mess.
Mr. Kieff said the assessment will consider the amount of chainsaw work that needs to be done. Since only park staff are allowed to operate chainsaws in the park, volunteers cannot help.
Theres a possibility we may have to wait until spring to really clean up the trails, he said.
Mr. Kieff said many of the branches and trees that fell are now stuck in solid ice on the ground.
About 20 to 30 volunteers, including Clarkson and St. Lawrence universities ski teams, will go in over the weekend to help, Mr. French said.
The park staff are just going to cut and leave it there, he said. Well come in and move it off to the side so the groomers can get through.
Mr. French said two staff members from Robert Moses State Park who are certified chainsaw operators will help with cleanup over the next few weeks.
Well know by the end of Friday whether some of those trails will be open this year.
Mr. Kieff said the storm delayed the opening of Higley Lodge, built over the summer near a parking lot traditionally used by skiers at the start of the park trail system.
Mr. Kieff said the new building with heated restrooms and a large gathering room was funded by a $60,000 grant from the North Country Regional Economic Development Council, and was built by the state parks regional construction crew.
Mr. Kieff said he still hopes to see the lodge open at some point this season.
Its disappointing, but were resilient in the north country, he said. Well get things cleaned up, its just a matter of how long thats going to take.
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I am Felise and above is Ozzy. My family (DH, 3 y/o son, and Himalayan cat) just (2 weeks ago) adopted Ozzy from a pit bull breeder in town that also rescues Bully breeds. We had an in-home visit and filled out a 4 page application before he became part of the family. We were told that they thought he was a 6 month old (46 lb) American Bulldog but weren't sure. Whether he is or not we love him and his easy going temperament. I work fulltime as a Medical Office Manager and my husband is a student in a welding program. Our new addition is more calm than our 3 y/o
Ozzy had his first vet visit a week ago and is going back tomorrow to remove a retained testicle and get lab work (just for an fyi). We also thought he had a rib missing but apparently he had a traumatic injury and actually has an intercostal muscle tear that the vet said healed amazingly well. He seems a bit stiff when we wakes up but is quick to recover. He has lower energy than I expected and I am not sure if it is the injury, his age, or just his energy level. I get up at 6 am and throw the ball for 15-30 min (or until he shows no interest) goes in his crate from 7-2 then my husband comes home and plays with him and then he roams the house for 2 hours on nights my husband works and then I come home and we play fetch/laser pointer and then in the next hour we go on a walk. Other than that he sleeps. He has learned sit, stay, down, and leave it although not yet 100% and he gets a little fuzzy if distracted but I have faith he will pick it up very easily. We haven't got any reaction for recall but that is my next project after getting him to walk and not pull on his leash.
We crate him for a short time during the day while I am at work and my DH is at school and will probably let him roam more when we know he is fully housetrained and wont chew the mess out of everything. He is sleeps in his crate at night but we left his crate open last night and he did fine other than getting in bed and curling up next to me at 5 am this morning.
He is very timid and at first loved to go on walks but now when we get 5 houses down he plops his butt down in the road and looks back at the house. Hopefully this will improve with more training as well. He is not dog aggressive with my sister's two dogs (both females; a basset hound and Pomeranian) nor is he aggressive towards my cat (who wants absolutely nothing to do with him). He is very afraid of my neighbors 100 lb white American Bulldog (intact) and when that dog get close (because he wants to play so bad he growls and bares his teeth) I am hoping over time this changes. He also growls when my lovely neighbors let their dogs roam the streets and they try to come up to us and are barking like crazy. He did have a bone issue the second night we had him and grabbed my sister's Pomeranian when she tried to take his bone but since then we have put her basset hound (who he thinks is his girl friend) next to him and fed treats and no problems so far. We are watching him closely but he hasn't exhibited any more negative behavior since that one incident. My 3 y/o can feed him out of his hand and tell him to drop stuff and he listens.
Every time I walk him I hear either "What a pretty pit bull", "what a pretty boxer", or "what a pretty American bulldog". Short of getting a DNA test we don't know what he is. Any ideas?


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Seth Pinkerton picked a perfect time to hit his first homerun in high school baseball.
Alec Manke was very timely with his best round of the season.
Key connections by Pinkerton and Manke sparked the OFA baseball and golf teams to victories which kept the two Blue Devil teams on course for NAC Division Championships.
Pinkerton belted a tie-breaking two-run homerun in the bottom of the sixth inning as Coach Tom Pinkertons number 14 state-ranked Class B baseball team (8-1) defeated Malone 5-3 at home, avenged its only loss of the season in its eighth straight win to stay tied with Potsdam atop the Central Division and handed the 6-3 Huskies their second division loss in two games.
Manke shot a 41 in the sixth spot of the golf lineup as Coach Joe Lynchs 5-0 linksmen remained undefeated atop the NACs Division I with a 203-215 victory at Massena.
In softball action 10-0 Malone downed 6-3 OFA 6-2 to clinch the Central Division crown.
Led by co-medalist rounds of 37 from Conor Hannan and Brandon Mullin, the Devil Golfers bun bunched their five scoring rounds in a space of eight strokes on the par 35 front nine of the Massena Country Club which will host the Section 10 Championships on May 24-25.
Hannan and Massenas Hunter Francis matched 37s in the number one spot in the lineup and both golfers birdied the par five fifth hole. Mullin birdied the par four third hole and shot 37 opposite Brandon Dobbins of Massena who finished at 47.
Tristan Moore also birdied the fifth hole shooting a 43 for OFA and Dillon Binion posted a 45. Jed McRoberts finished with a nonscoring 46 and Matt Piercey led OFAs alternates with a 48.
Dillon Binion had a little trouble today but Alec Manke stepped right in. The guys played very well again, said Coach Joe Lynch.
Tyler Bradford and Kendrick Swamp shot rounds of 41 and 44 for Massena and Tyler Sunday posted a 46.
It was a fastball just where I was looking for it. I hit it hard but I was surprised when it went out, said Pinkerton after his decisive drive over the leftfield fence against reliever Austin LaMay broke a 3-3 tie in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Breton LaRose started and finished very strong on the mound pitching an 11-strikeout two-hitter where he retired the first 12 Malone batters. Strong armed deliveries by catcher Jon Tayler also proved decisive after Huskies earned a 3-3 tie in the top of the sixth inning.
Alex Johnson cut the deficit to 3-2 with an RBI single and the Huskies first hit of the game with one out in the sixth. Huskie starter Brandon Welch tied the game with a two-out double but injured his hamstring running into the secondbase.
Tayler quickly erased the potential go-ahead run by picking the pinch-runner off second. In the top of the seventh the Devil backstop threw a runner out on a steal attempt and LaRose closed out his complete game.
I threw my two-seam fastball alot today and my curveball was working well, said LaRose.
Breton (LaRose) missed by little facing Brandon Welch in the sixth but he came right back. This was a nice team win and keeps us on course for a Central Division Championship, said OFA Coach Tom Pinkerton.
Jon Tayler made two great throws today. He has worked very hard on his throwing and on his ability to bock pitches in the dirt.
The Devils opened a 3-0 lead.
Konnor Murdock singled and scored on a RBI single by Kinnon LaRose in the third inning. In the fourth inning Lefty Arsenault doubled, Tayler singled, DaKota Brady plated a run with a groundout and Murdock lined a two-out RBI single. Taylor also singled in the sixth inning.
OFA JVs 8 - Malone 7: Jon Rogers was hit by a pitch, stole second and scored on a single by Nick Sweeney in the bottom of the seventh inning as the OFA JVs gained their third come-from-behind win over the Huskies this season.
Jordan Miller doubled and singled and Sweeney and Adam Rickett each singled twice.
Peyton Lalone doubled and pitched five innings combining on a 10-strikeout victory with Sebastian Quintilliani.
OFA became the first team to take a lead against the Huskies (1-0 in the second inning) this season but the Huskies went on to 6-1 lead and pitcher Annie Sharlow quelled a rally with two strikeouts in a pop-up after the Devils scored a run in the sixth inning.
Sharlow finished with a nine-strikeout two-hitter matching up with Brittany and Felicia Barr who allowed eight hits and struck out six.
The Huskies were led offensively by two singles and three RBIs by Erin McDonald, two doubles by Morgan Fountain and two singles by Whitney Legacy. Brittany Barr was 1-2 with a double for OFA while Maddie Bresett had the other Blue Devil hit, a single.
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It was Jan. 20, 2006 when the Carbon Dinos last beat Emery. Even now that the two teams are in different regions, the rivalry is just as fierce. In a game Friday night that saw both teams take control and both teams lose control of the game, it was a single free throw shot that decided the fate of the game. The Dinos were the victors in a 67-66 thriller.
The Spartans jumped out on top first. Carbon could not get a shot to drop either from the field or from the line. It was a free throw that finally got the team on the board. Then it was the Dinos that went on a run and at the end of the first it was Emery 12, Carbon 11.
In the second quarter it was many trips to the line for both teams. When Carbon's inside game was not working because of the taller Emery players double teaming Keny Seals as he went to the hole, the Dinos began to hit the long shot and kept themselves in the game. Emery held a slim lead most of the way through the quarter, but in the final seconds of the half, Carbon grabbed the lead by a point.
The third quarter was all Dinos until the end of it when the Spartans began to regroup and make their move. Midway through the fourth it was back to anyone's game. But the Dinos just kept making the shots when they needed to. Emery tied it with six seconds left. Carbon drove down and was fouled with 4.2 sec on the clock. They hit one of two. Emery rebounded the miss and headed down court. To the delight of the crowd, Coach Ted Bianco and the Dino team the defense held and the desperation shot missed its mark.
Full bedlam exploded in the house as Dino fans and the team spilled out to the middle of the court to hug, and sing the school song. Coach Bianco could barely contain his joy as he was congratulated by the throngs of people who watched the final moments with fingers crossed and breath held.
"This group of kids battled their hearts out all night," he exclaimed right after it was over. "We beat a very good Emery team. They are much taller than us and very athletic. Our defense was superb and it was what won the game for us."
Clint Finkbiner was top scorer for the Dinos with 18 points. Twelve of those were from beyond the three point line. Daniel Peczuh was also hot from outside. He hit the mark with three treys for most of his 12 points. Beau Rich added two threes and eight points. Brock Morley had 11 points on the night. Keny Seal was the force on the boards, pulling in eight rebounds. He also stuffed in nine points.
Carbon will entertain Manti on Wednesday night with a 7 p.m. tip off.