January 09, 2010
Track and Field: St. Christopher’s, St. Catherines, Douglas Freeman
BOYS
Team scores: St. Christopher’s (SC) 128, Douglas Freeman (DF) 95, Highland Springs (HS) 94, Henrico 61 (Hen), Clover Hill (CH) 59, George Wythe (GW) 11, Episcopal (E) 10 Long jump— Moffett (CH) 20-11½; triple jump— Moore (HS) 42-3½; high jump— Thornhill (DF) 6-2; shot put— Fareed (HS) 56-7; pole vault— Wigginton (SC) 12-0.
January 08, 2010
Girls basketball: STAB 63, Trinity 47
WEDNESDAY TRINITY EPISCOPAL (3-5) Coleman 0, Marget 6, J. Smith 0, V. Smith 7, Gibbons 0, Slaughter 0, Watson 0, Tugan 0, Fletcher 14, Brown 14, Addison 6. Totals 12 22-30 47.
ST. ANNE’S-BELFIELD (n/r) Peck 8, Toliver 4, Bolin 10, Towers 2, Franco 0, Holzman 0, Imovbioh 39, Holden 0. Totals 24 14-17 63.
Trinity————————————- 8 14 7 18—47
STAB————————————- 19 21 12 11—63
Boys basketball: Collegiate 44, St. Christopher’s 36
C. Kelley 5, T. Kelley 4, Hungerford 0, Wiley 7, Foley 1, Randolph 0, Speight 0, McGee 21, Foster 0, McDermott 0, Byrd 6. Totals 13 13-21 44.
ST. CHRISTOPHER’S (2-2, 4-5) Pangraze 0, Martin 2, R. Vozenilek 9, Cobb 2, Jackson 0, Dunivan 0, Henkel 13, Lampkins 3, A. Vozenilek 7, DiStanislao 0, Brown 0. Totals 11 12-22 36.
Collegiate———————————— 12 8 11 13—44
St. Christopher’s————————————- 7 13 3 13—36
Girls basketball: St. Catherine’s 57, Covenant 25
Smethurst 5, Meakem 3, Mirabelli 8, Cristens 3, Leidl 6. Totals 8 7-13 25.
ST. CATHERINE’S (3-6) Brown 16, Crittenden 0, A. Doswell 15, M. Doswell 10, Jenkins 4, Leitch 4, Manganello 2, Schreiner 2, Shaia 4. Totals 26 4-6 57.
Covenant————————————- 3 8 3 11—25
St. Catherine’s————————————- 18 18 17 4—57
Boys basketball: FUMA 66, STAB 49
ST. ANNE’S-BELFIELD (n/r) Stuart 6, Woodsmall 2, Critzer 9, Murray 6, Leito 2, Akhtar 2, Davis 12, Coleman 3, Yeagle 2, Rogers 5. Totals 17 12-17 49.
FORK UNION MILITARY ACADEMY(1-0 Prep League, 6-1) Holland 8, Dew 6, Washington 6, Bobo 7, Ouayoro 0, Garnett 10, Zuzericius 6, Branch 13, Shuman 12, Haskins 1. Totals 25 14-26 66.
STAB————————————- 11 15 7 16—49
FUMA————————————- 13 16 19 18—66
Girls basketball: St. Margaret’s 44, Christchurch 36
CHRISTCHURCH (n/r) Randolph 7, Harris 7, Oliver 14, H. Corson 3, Clark 1, Sease 6, Snow 0, Lewis 0, K. Corson 0. Totals 8 18-33 36.
ST. MARGARET’S (5-4) Lee 0, Rogers 0, McCarthy 8, Hayden 10, Claure 6, Yasin 8, Davis 0, Berscak 6, Chastain 6. Totals 19 5-12 44.
Christchurch————————————- 7 10 4 15—36
St. Margaret’s————————————- 9 15 5 15—44
Girls Basketball: Trinity Episcopal 36, St. Gertrude 31
Baseball notes: Holliday, Cardinals finalize contract
The sides reached a preliminary agreement Tuesday that was subject to a physical, and they held a news conference yesterday. Cust is likely to be the club’s primary designated hitter this season. General Manager Billy Beane has been committed to upgrading Oakland’s offense this winter. RANGERS: Texas has signed free agent infielder Matt Brown to a minor-league contract with an invitation to spring training. Brown, primarily a third baseman, appeared in 15 games total in 2007 and 2008 for the Los Angeles Angels, his only major-league appearance in his nine professional seasons.
January 07, 2010
Reporter and editor Marcia Greene dies at 57
Marcia Anita Slacum Greene, a newspaper reporter and editor who once wrote that she wanted to “understand and present the often hidden, sometimes ignored dimensions of the poor, of children at risk and of those who have no American dreams,“ died Monday at her Washington home. The 57-year-old Baltimore native, who retired in July 2009 as city editor at The Washington Post, succumbed to complications of pancreatic cancer.
January 06, 2010
Girls basketball: St. Catherine’s 43, Collegiate 28
Flinn 2, Koonce 2, Aboud 4, Wright 2, T. Thomas 0, Geho 0, Tazvwell 0, Robinson 6, C. Thomas 7, Hawthorne 5. Totals 10 8-14 28.
ST. CATHERINE’S (1-2, 2-6) Brown 6, Crittenden 8, A. Doswell 4, M. Doswell 14, Jenkins 6, Leitch 2, Manganello 3. Totals 16 7-19 43.
Collegiate———————————— 6 7 10 5—28
St. Catherine’s————————————- 8 12 13 10—43
January 05, 2010
Girls: St. Margaret’ 57, Essex 24
ESSEX (n/r) Boone 6, Blagmon 0, Morris 0, Bundy 10, Brooks 2, Fauntroy 4, Martin 0, Coleman 0, Ayers 0, Byrd 2. Totals 9 2-6 24. ST. MARGARET’S (4-4) Lee 0, Rogers 2, McCarthy 14, Hayden 11, Claure 0, Sutton 0, Yasin 16, Davis 0, Berscak 10, Chastain 4, An 0. Totals 27 2-8 57. Essex————————————- 7 0 11 6—24
St. Margaret’s————————————- 18 13 11 15—57 3-point goals: E—Boone 2, Bundy 2. SM—Yasin. Highlights: SM—Imani Yasin 10 rebounds.
Boys basketball: Christchurch 38, St. Christopher’s 37
Pangraze 2, R. Vozenilek 11, Cobb 4, Dunivan 2, Henkel 4, A Vozenilek 11, Brown 3. Totals 13 9-14 37.
CHRISTCHURCH (1-0, 4-5) Lawson 10, Ford 3, Wallace 17, Bey 2, Austin 0, Battle 6, Conway 0, Bray 0. Totals 15 4-8 38.
St. Christopher’s———————————— 11 8 7 11—37
Christchurch————————————- 7 8 10 13—38
January 03, 2010
NHL notes: Murray dismissed as Blues’ coach
ST. LOUIS—The worst home record in the NHL led to the end of Andy Murray’s tenure as St. Louis Blues coach. The franchise replaced Murray, 58, yesterday, hoping a younger man can better motivate a youthful roster that’s underachieved. Davis Payne, coach of the Blues’ AHL affiliate in Peoria, was appointed interim coach and was on the bench for St. Louis’ home game against Chicago last night.
January 02, 2010
Douglas Freeman 51, St. Christopher’s 31
DOUGLAS FREEMAN (7-4) Susic 17, Mann 2, O’Connor 4, Turner 8, Hudgins 1, Rohrer 17, Williams 2, Slyvan 0, Pace 0, Janney 0, Pinkston 0, Smith, 0. Totals 16 14-18 51.
ST. CHRISTOPHER’S (4-3) Pangraze 2, Martin 2, A. Vozenilek 3, DiStanislao 2, R. Vozenilek 9, Cobb 2, Dunivan 2, Henkel 9, Dalton 0, McLeod 0, Whitehead 0, Lampkins 0, Harris 0, Brown 0. Totals 12 2-4 31.
Freeman————————————- 15 11 7 18—51
St. Chris————————————- 8 11 2 10—31
December 28, 2009
Sense of community makes Richmond area special
What a difference 100 miles makes. That is about the distance between Northern Virginia, my home for 28 years, and Richmond, a community I joined just eight months ago. Many of the differences between the two areas are obvious—traffic and cost of living perhaps having the most impact. But here in Richmond, I found one difference that has been particularly palpable, and in a very short time it has made a huge difference in my life. It is sense of community.
