BREAKING NEWS:
Nazareth Boys Basketball beat Becahi 64-51.
We are now 14-2 and will be at Easton on Tuesday night!!
On this page I will have all information on sports events from Nazareth High School and all other sports events in the country. I will also have news about myself and other people.
Monday, January 31, 2011
SIGNING DAY AT NAZARETH HIGH SCHOOL
ATTENTION:
Weather permitting, on Wed., Feb. 2nd, 9 am in the HS Auditorium, 2 Nazareth Football players will be signing their letter of intent.
Chuck Dibilio will be signing with Princeton University and
Kristopher Kent will be signing with Colgate University.
Snow/ Ice date will be Thursday, Feb. 3rd at 9 am in the HS Auditorium. In the event of a 2 hour delay, the signing will still be held.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Athletic Office at 610-759-1362.
Weather permitting, on Wed., Feb. 2nd, 9 am in the HS Auditorium, 2 Nazareth Football players will be signing their letter of intent.
Chuck Dibilio will be signing with Princeton University and
Kristopher Kent will be signing with Colgate University.
Snow/ Ice date will be Thursday, Feb. 3rd at 9 am in the HS Auditorium. In the event of a 2 hour delay, the signing will still be held.
If you have any questions, please feel free to call the Athletic Office at 610-759-1362.
PCNTV SCHEDULE
--SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE---
MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011
5:35p Sen. Bob Casey Media Availability in York, PA
5:45p Weather World
6:00p PCN Tours Wise Snack Foods in Berwick, PA
6:25p PCN Tours Reidler Decals in St. Clair, PA
7:00p (LIVE) PCN Call-In: Education Issues
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Education Committee Chair
Sen. Andrew Dinniman, D-Education Committee Minority Chair
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00p On The Issues: Legislative District Boundaries
Christopher Nicholas of Eagle Consulting Group
8:30p Energy Symposium and Marcellus Shale Summit
Central Penn Business Journal
1:50a Sen. Bob Casey Media Availability in York, PA
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2011
6:00a PCN Profiles Marcia Dale Weary
Founder & Artistic Director of the Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet
7:00a PCN Tours Willet Stained Glass in Philadelphia
8:00a PA Books: "Gifford Pinchot and the Making of Modern Environmentalism"
Author: Char Miller
9:00a PCN Call-In: Education Issues (Recorded)
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Education Committee Chair
Sen. Andrew Dinniman, D-Education Committee Minority Chair
10:00a (LIVE) Economic Outlook
PA House Appropriations Committee
12:30p On The Issues: Legislative District Boundaries
Christopher Nicholas of Eagle Consulting Group
1:00p (LIVE) State Sales Tax Systems
PA House Appropriations Committee
5:45p Weather World
6:00p PCN Tours Willet Stained Glass in Philadelphia
7:00p (LIVE) PCN Call-In: Privatizing PA Liquor Stores
Matthew Brouillette, President of Commonwealth Foundation
Wendell Young, President of United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 1776
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00p On The Issues: Abortion Clinic Inspections
Sen. Jake Corman, R-Centre, Juniata, Mifflin, Perry and Union
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2011
6:00a (LIVE) Groundhog Day Celebration
7:30a PCN Tours Ski Roundtop Snow-Making in Lewisberry, PA
8:00a PA Books: "The Glass House Boys of Pittsburgh" with author James Flannery
9:00a PCN Call-In: Privatizing PA Liquor Stores (Recorded)
Matthew Brouillette, President of Commonwealth Foundation
Wendell Young, President of United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 1776
10:00a (LIVE) National Outlook of State Budgets
PA House Appropriations Committee
12:30p On The Issues: Abortion Clinic Inspections
Sen. Jake Corman, R-Centre, Juniata, Mifflin, Perry and Union
1:00p (LIVE) Federal Stimulus
PA House Appropriations Committee
2:30p (LIVE) State Bond Rating
PA House Appropriations Committee
4:00p Groundhog Day Celebration
5:45p Weather World
6:00p PCN Tours Winter Gardens Quality Foods in New Oxford, PA
7:00p (LIVE) PCN Call-In: PA Auditor General Jack Wagner
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00p On The Issues: Changing State Government
Tim Potts of Democracy Rising
8:30p Groundhog Day Celebration
10:00p President Barack Obama at Penn State University
http://www.pcntv.com/
MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011
5:35p Sen. Bob Casey Media Availability in York, PA
5:45p Weather World
6:00p PCN Tours Wise Snack Foods in Berwick, PA
6:25p PCN Tours Reidler Decals in St. Clair, PA
7:00p (LIVE) PCN Call-In: Education Issues
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Education Committee Chair
Sen. Andrew Dinniman, D-Education Committee Minority Chair
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00p On The Issues: Legislative District Boundaries
Christopher Nicholas of Eagle Consulting Group
8:30p Energy Symposium and Marcellus Shale Summit
Central Penn Business Journal
1:50a Sen. Bob Casey Media Availability in York, PA
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2011
6:00a PCN Profiles Marcia Dale Weary
Founder & Artistic Director of the Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet
7:00a PCN Tours Willet Stained Glass in Philadelphia
8:00a PA Books: "Gifford Pinchot and the Making of Modern Environmentalism"
Author: Char Miller
9:00a PCN Call-In: Education Issues (Recorded)
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Education Committee Chair
Sen. Andrew Dinniman, D-Education Committee Minority Chair
10:00a (LIVE) Economic Outlook
PA House Appropriations Committee
12:30p On The Issues: Legislative District Boundaries
Christopher Nicholas of Eagle Consulting Group
1:00p (LIVE) State Sales Tax Systems
PA House Appropriations Committee
5:45p Weather World
6:00p PCN Tours Willet Stained Glass in Philadelphia
7:00p (LIVE) PCN Call-In: Privatizing PA Liquor Stores
Matthew Brouillette, President of Commonwealth Foundation
Wendell Young, President of United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 1776
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00p On The Issues: Abortion Clinic Inspections
Sen. Jake Corman, R-Centre, Juniata, Mifflin, Perry and Union
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2011
6:00a (LIVE) Groundhog Day Celebration
7:30a PCN Tours Ski Roundtop Snow-Making in Lewisberry, PA
8:00a PA Books: "The Glass House Boys of Pittsburgh" with author James Flannery
9:00a PCN Call-In: Privatizing PA Liquor Stores (Recorded)
Matthew Brouillette, President of Commonwealth Foundation
Wendell Young, President of United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 1776
10:00a (LIVE) National Outlook of State Budgets
PA House Appropriations Committee
12:30p On The Issues: Abortion Clinic Inspections
Sen. Jake Corman, R-Centre, Juniata, Mifflin, Perry and Union
1:00p (LIVE) Federal Stimulus
PA House Appropriations Committee
2:30p (LIVE) State Bond Rating
PA House Appropriations Committee
4:00p Groundhog Day Celebration
5:45p Weather World
6:00p PCN Tours Winter Gardens Quality Foods in New Oxford, PA
7:00p (LIVE) PCN Call-In: PA Auditor General Jack Wagner
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00p On The Issues: Changing State Government
Tim Potts of Democracy Rising
8:30p Groundhog Day Celebration
10:00p President Barack Obama at Penn State University
http://www.pcntv.com/
Individual Lehigh Valley Steelhawks tickets now on sale
FROM THE EXPRESS TIMES
Individual tickets for the Lehigh Valley Steelhawks of the Indoor Football League are now on sale.
Tickets are available through the team's website, Ticketmaster, or the Stabler Arena box office at 124 Goodman Drive, Bethlehem.
The Steelhawks' inaugural season features 14 games, seven of which are at home. The team's home opener is slated for March 19 against the 2010 Atlantic Division Champion Richmond Revolution.
The full season schedule is:
* Feb. 26: at Reading Express
* March 5: at Richmond Revolution
* March 19: Richmond Revolution
* April 1: at Reading Express
* April 9: Bloomington Extreme
* April 16: Chicago Slaughter
* April 23: Reading Express
* April 30: at La Crosse Spartans
* May 8: Reading Express
* May 14: at Richmond Revolution
* May 21: Fairbanks Grizzlies
* May 28: Richmond Revolution
* June 4: at Green Bay Blizzard
* June 11: at La Crosse Spartans
Season ticket packages, starting as low as $8 per game, are also still available, but seats are limited. To reserve tickets, call the front office at 610-282-3100.
http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/sports/index.ssf/2011/01/individual_lehigh_valley_steel.html
Individual tickets for the Lehigh Valley Steelhawks of the Indoor Football League are now on sale.
Tickets are available through the team's website, Ticketmaster, or the Stabler Arena box office at 124 Goodman Drive, Bethlehem.
The Steelhawks' inaugural season features 14 games, seven of which are at home. The team's home opener is slated for March 19 against the 2010 Atlantic Division Champion Richmond Revolution.
The full season schedule is:
* Feb. 26: at Reading Express
* March 5: at Richmond Revolution
* March 19: Richmond Revolution
* April 1: at Reading Express
* April 9: Bloomington Extreme
* April 16: Chicago Slaughter
* April 23: Reading Express
* April 30: at La Crosse Spartans
* May 8: Reading Express
* May 14: at Richmond Revolution
* May 21: Fairbanks Grizzlies
* May 28: Richmond Revolution
* June 4: at Green Bay Blizzard
* June 11: at La Crosse Spartans
Season ticket packages, starting as low as $8 per game, are also still available, but seats are limited. To reserve tickets, call the front office at 610-282-3100.
http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/sports/index.ssf/2011/01/individual_lehigh_valley_steel.html
Liberty falls from No. 3 in state rankings to not even a mention; but ND and Salisbury crack 2A list
FROM KEITH GROLLER
The latest state boys basketball poll was released late Sunday night by the Harrisburg Patriot News and Liberty's back-to-back losses knocked the Hurricanes from No. 3 right out of the top 10 among 4A teams.
In fact, Liberty is not even listed among in the honorable mention category after losing to Nazareth and Pocono Mountain West.
Allen is still in the top 10 -- seventh -- even after its loss in the Lehigh Valley Hoop Group Showcase to New Jersey power Gill St. Bernard's.
Probably the team that deserves some recognition and not getting much at the present time is Easton. The Red Rovers have the best record among District 11 4A teams at 13-1, but are not ranked. Admittedly, Easton has not played a difficult schedule of late. Its last three wins have come over teams that have combined for seven wins.
That figures to change soon with games against Allen, Nazareth and Liberty all upcoming.
In 3A, Central Catholic, Saucon and Wilson are all on the honorable mention list.
In 2A, Notre Dame and Salisbury have surfaced in the top 10 for the first time all season. And, in the case of Salisbury, maybe the first time ever -- at least since the Antoine Hubbard era.
The Crusaders are eighth and the Falcons 10th.
In 1A, no District 11 teams are mentioned.
Here's the list courtesy of the Patriot-News and Michael Bullock:
STATE BOYS’ RANKINGS
CLASS AAAA Rec Pvs
1. Chester (1) 14-1 1
2. Council Rock North (1) 15-1 2
3. Neshaminy (1)15-2 4
4. Shaler (7)17-0 7
5. Plymouth-Whitemarsh* (1) 13-3 8
6. Reading (3) 15-2 6
7. William Allen (11) 12-3 5
8. Norristown (1) 13-2 10
9. Penn Wood (1) 9-6 NR
10. La Salle (12) 14-3 9
Honorable mention: Bensalem (1) 14-3, Cheltenham (1) 13-4, Father Judge (12) 12-3, North Allegheny (7) 12-3, Roman Catholic (12) 12-5, Scranton (2) 16-2, Upper Darby (1) 17-0, York (3) 18-1
CLASS AAA Rec Pvs
1. Neumann-Goretti (12) 12-4 1
2. Archbishop Carroll (12) 14-4 2
3. West Mifflin (7) 15-1 3
4. South Fayette# (7) 14-0 4
5. Octorara (1) 15-2 5
6. Eastern York (3) 15-3 6
7. Lancaster Catholic (3) 16-0 7
8. Philadelphia Electrical (12) 15-3 8
9. Sharon (10) 13-2 9
10. West Scranton (2) 13-3 10
Honorable mention: Allentown Central Catholic (11) 11-6, Archbishop Wood (12) 12-5, Boys’ Latin Charter (12) 15-3, Franklin (10) 13-2, Mifflinburg (4) 15-1, Saucon Valley (11) 12-4, Trinity (3) 15-2, Wilson Area (11) 13-4
CLASS AA Rec Pvs
1. Imhotep Charter (12) 16-3 1
2. Greensburg Central Catholic (7) 15-2 2
3. Communications Tech (12) 14-4 3
4. Beaver Falls (7) 12-5 7
5. Meyers (2) 16-1 5
6. Monessen (7) 13-2 6
7. Sto-Rox (7) 12-3 10
8. Notre Dame-Green Pond (11) 11-6 NR
9. Riverside (2) 12-4 9
10. Salisbury (11) 12-5 NR
Honorable mention: Devon Prep (1) 12-3, Hanover (3) 14-3, Holy Cross (2) 12-3, Lewisburg (4) 9-2, Loyalsock (4) 13-4, Pine Grove (11) 14-3, Prep Charter (12) 12-7, Quaker Valley (7) 13-3
CLASS A Rec Pvs
1. Constitution (12) 14-3 1
2. Rochester (7) 14-3 4
3. Lincoln Park (7) 12-3 2
4. Reading Central Catholic (3) 14-2 3
5. Math, Civics & Sciences (12) 14-3 5
6. Greenwood (3) 17-0 6
7. Church Farm (1) 13-1 7
8. Vincentian (7) 15-0 8
9. Elk County Catholic (9) 12-3 9
10. Mansfield (4) 15-3 10
Honorable mention: DuBois Central Catholic (9) 12-4, Millville (4) 11-3, North Catholic (7) 11-5, Old Forge (2) 11-4, Ridgway (9) 13-3, Shade (5) 13-2, Southern Fulton (5) 13-1, Venango Catholic (9) 15-0
*-PIAA champion. #-Won 2010 PIAA Class AA title. Number in parentheses is PIAA district.
http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/
The latest state boys basketball poll was released late Sunday night by the Harrisburg Patriot News and Liberty's back-to-back losses knocked the Hurricanes from No. 3 right out of the top 10 among 4A teams.
In fact, Liberty is not even listed among in the honorable mention category after losing to Nazareth and Pocono Mountain West.
Allen is still in the top 10 -- seventh -- even after its loss in the Lehigh Valley Hoop Group Showcase to New Jersey power Gill St. Bernard's.
Probably the team that deserves some recognition and not getting much at the present time is Easton. The Red Rovers have the best record among District 11 4A teams at 13-1, but are not ranked. Admittedly, Easton has not played a difficult schedule of late. Its last three wins have come over teams that have combined for seven wins.
That figures to change soon with games against Allen, Nazareth and Liberty all upcoming.
In 3A, Central Catholic, Saucon and Wilson are all on the honorable mention list.
In 2A, Notre Dame and Salisbury have surfaced in the top 10 for the first time all season. And, in the case of Salisbury, maybe the first time ever -- at least since the Antoine Hubbard era.
The Crusaders are eighth and the Falcons 10th.
In 1A, no District 11 teams are mentioned.
Here's the list courtesy of the Patriot-News and Michael Bullock:
STATE BOYS’ RANKINGS
CLASS AAAA Rec Pvs
1. Chester (1) 14-1 1
2. Council Rock North (1) 15-1 2
3. Neshaminy (1)15-2 4
4. Shaler (7)17-0 7
5. Plymouth-Whitemarsh* (1) 13-3 8
6. Reading (3) 15-2 6
7. William Allen (11) 12-3 5
8. Norristown (1) 13-2 10
9. Penn Wood (1) 9-6 NR
10. La Salle (12) 14-3 9
Honorable mention: Bensalem (1) 14-3, Cheltenham (1) 13-4, Father Judge (12) 12-3, North Allegheny (7) 12-3, Roman Catholic (12) 12-5, Scranton (2) 16-2, Upper Darby (1) 17-0, York (3) 18-1
CLASS AAA Rec Pvs
1. Neumann-Goretti (12) 12-4 1
2. Archbishop Carroll (12) 14-4 2
3. West Mifflin (7) 15-1 3
4. South Fayette# (7) 14-0 4
5. Octorara (1) 15-2 5
6. Eastern York (3) 15-3 6
7. Lancaster Catholic (3) 16-0 7
8. Philadelphia Electrical (12) 15-3 8
9. Sharon (10) 13-2 9
10. West Scranton (2) 13-3 10
Honorable mention: Allentown Central Catholic (11) 11-6, Archbishop Wood (12) 12-5, Boys’ Latin Charter (12) 15-3, Franklin (10) 13-2, Mifflinburg (4) 15-1, Saucon Valley (11) 12-4, Trinity (3) 15-2, Wilson Area (11) 13-4
CLASS AA Rec Pvs
1. Imhotep Charter (12) 16-3 1
2. Greensburg Central Catholic (7) 15-2 2
3. Communications Tech (12) 14-4 3
4. Beaver Falls (7) 12-5 7
5. Meyers (2) 16-1 5
6. Monessen (7) 13-2 6
7. Sto-Rox (7) 12-3 10
8. Notre Dame-Green Pond (11) 11-6 NR
9. Riverside (2) 12-4 9
10. Salisbury (11) 12-5 NR
Honorable mention: Devon Prep (1) 12-3, Hanover (3) 14-3, Holy Cross (2) 12-3, Lewisburg (4) 9-2, Loyalsock (4) 13-4, Pine Grove (11) 14-3, Prep Charter (12) 12-7, Quaker Valley (7) 13-3
CLASS A Rec Pvs
1. Constitution (12) 14-3 1
2. Rochester (7) 14-3 4
3. Lincoln Park (7) 12-3 2
4. Reading Central Catholic (3) 14-2 3
5. Math, Civics & Sciences (12) 14-3 5
6. Greenwood (3) 17-0 6
7. Church Farm (1) 13-1 7
8. Vincentian (7) 15-0 8
9. Elk County Catholic (9) 12-3 9
10. Mansfield (4) 15-3 10
Honorable mention: DuBois Central Catholic (9) 12-4, Millville (4) 11-3, North Catholic (7) 11-5, Old Forge (2) 11-4, Ridgway (9) 13-3, Shade (5) 13-2, Southern Fulton (5) 13-1, Venango Catholic (9) 15-0
*-PIAA champion. #-Won 2010 PIAA Class AA title. Number in parentheses is PIAA district.
http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/
LNT Approves SubDivision
FROM ROSS NUNAMAKER
LNT Supervisors approved a new subdivision that was previously to be a 55+ community, but the age restriction was lifted according to an article in the Express-Times.
Ashley Development has approval to build up to 374 homes with 180 townhouses and 140 single family homes to be built initially.
Posted via email from Ross Nunamaker
http://nocnews.blogspot.com/
LNT Supervisors approved a new subdivision that was previously to be a 55+ community, but the age restriction was lifted according to an article in the Express-Times.
Ashley Development has approval to build up to 374 homes with 180 townhouses and 140 single family homes to be built initially.
Posted via email from Ross Nunamaker
http://nocnews.blogspot.com/
Liberty loses to Pocono Mt. West, leaving LVC 0-3 at the LV Hoop Group Showcase
FROM KEITH GROLLER
Pocono Mountain West got 23 points from Tynell Fortune, including a stellar 15-for-16 effort at the foul line and held off Liberty 49-45 in the final game of the 16th annual Lehigh Valley Hoop Group Showcase at parkland on Sunday.
Earlier, Parkland lost to Paul VI Catholic 58-39 of Fairfax, Va., and Allen fell to Gill St. Bernard's of Gladstone, New Jersey, 61-53.
It was not a good day for Lehigh Valley Conference members in the event that attracted close to 1,000 fans.
This is one of the top attractions of the high school boys basketball season, and St. Benedict's and Penn Wood put on a good show in the only contest on the four-game card that did not feature a Lehigh Valley team. St. Benedict's won 69-60.
But the talent was on display all day.
The Trojans (7-9) were done in by a remarkable shooting display by Paul VI's Patrick Holloway, who had eight 3-pointers in scoring 34 points. Holloway's total was second only to Emmaus graduate and current DeSales player Brian Hunter, who has the event record with 38 points against Liberty in 2007.
Zach Muhr led Parkland with 13 points and was named his team's MVP.
Allen (12-3) also ran into some hot hands.
Gill St. Bernard's guards Jaren Sina and Alex Mitola combined for 47 points, including 11 3-pointers.
Sina, a sophomore, has already orally committed to Alabama. He showed why he's headed to the SEC with a stellar 28-point effort.
Allen cut a 12-point deficit to 53-48 with 3:35 left, but couldn't get any closer. Sina closed the door with four free throws in the final 26 seconds.
Gill St. Bernard's (15-2) is the fourth ranked team in New Jersey. Allen fell to 12-3.
http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/
Pocono Mountain West got 23 points from Tynell Fortune, including a stellar 15-for-16 effort at the foul line and held off Liberty 49-45 in the final game of the 16th annual Lehigh Valley Hoop Group Showcase at parkland on Sunday.
Earlier, Parkland lost to Paul VI Catholic 58-39 of Fairfax, Va., and Allen fell to Gill St. Bernard's of Gladstone, New Jersey, 61-53.
It was not a good day for Lehigh Valley Conference members in the event that attracted close to 1,000 fans.
This is one of the top attractions of the high school boys basketball season, and St. Benedict's and Penn Wood put on a good show in the only contest on the four-game card that did not feature a Lehigh Valley team. St. Benedict's won 69-60.
But the talent was on display all day.
The Trojans (7-9) were done in by a remarkable shooting display by Paul VI's Patrick Holloway, who had eight 3-pointers in scoring 34 points. Holloway's total was second only to Emmaus graduate and current DeSales player Brian Hunter, who has the event record with 38 points against Liberty in 2007.
Zach Muhr led Parkland with 13 points and was named his team's MVP.
Allen (12-3) also ran into some hot hands.
Gill St. Bernard's guards Jaren Sina and Alex Mitola combined for 47 points, including 11 3-pointers.
Sina, a sophomore, has already orally committed to Alabama. He showed why he's headed to the SEC with a stellar 28-point effort.
Allen cut a 12-point deficit to 53-48 with 3:35 left, but couldn't get any closer. Sina closed the door with four free throws in the final 26 seconds.
Gill St. Bernard's (15-2) is the fourth ranked team in New Jersey. Allen fell to 12-3.
http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/
Monday!
Monday January 31, 2011
Wow, Friday night was the most busiest night in my working career, we had 700 people come pass the door and in total there were 1200 people in that Gym! It was a amazing night working!!!!!!!!!!!
2 Months from Today the Phillies start the Regular Season on April 1 at 1pm vs Houston on MYPHL17!!!!!! Does that make you feel any warmer in all this SNOW!!!!!!!!!
last E-Mail in January as this is the Last day of January!!
February starts Tomorrow!
Wednesday is Groundhog day!
I Hope he says a early spring!!
Another SNOWSTORM on Groundhog Day!
Ice Too!
Are you ready?
It can come this time, no home events on Wednesday night!
Emotional week for me.
Only 2 more games to work at Nazareth.
Monday and Friday.
I Will miss it very much!!!
I am still hoping My boss Rusty gives me the GO-Ahead with 1 or 2 more Girls Games next week yet!!
I am thinking next Monday PM East Girls MAKEUP Game but that will depend on the BUDGET. Hopefully they have enough for me to extend my work year 72 more hours from Friday to Monday!!
Thanks to Rusty for letting me do the GIRLS Game this past Saturday!
That was fun!!
It was Community Youth night Saturday night.
Good to get experience in all the sports!
This winter season went way too fast!!!!!!!!
INTERVIEW WITH THE IRONPIGS This Saturday!!
I am excited!
Would be awesome to collect tickets for the IRONPIGS!!!!!!!!!
Back to the Art Center this Saturday night February 5th!!
The Large Flowerheads!
It will be a big crowd!
A Saturday night Special with Diana Back for me this Saturday as she will be with me at the Art Center!
Big win for Nazareth Boys Basketball Friday over Liberty!
The place was Electric!!!
Good music too before and after the Game, Carl Strye had BON JOVI Playing!!!!!!!!!!!
I Sat with the Liberty Cheerleaders!
It was a good ceremony for Todd Rothrock and Derek Kehoe!
They are both missed.
Thanks to RCN TV For filming the ceremony!
Cheerleading Results from Today: Nazareth Freshman team took third place and Nazareth Varsity took 2nd place and won the award for best overall dance!! Congrats to all my Nazareth cheerleaders!!
How are you?
How was your weekend?
What did you do all weekend?
Anything fun?
It was very cold out!!!!!!!!
I am doing great!
Had a great weekend!!!!!!!!!!
I Hope PAM Amato is feeling better!
She is a great lady!
SUPER BOWL WEEK!!!!!!!!
Can't wait to Sunday!
I Want the Steelers to win!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks to Keith Groller who gave me Yacoos Gift Certificates Friday night!!
I Won Trivia Questions a few weeks ago!!!!!!!!!!
NAZARETH BASKETBALL BOYS PICKS:
Tonight: Nazareth 50 Becahi 32
Tuesday: Nazareth 47 Easton 44
Friday at 1pm did my Radio Show and from 5pm-8pm Collected Tickets at the
Nazareth Boys Basketball Game and at 10pm anchored news on CW57.
Saturday at 9am listened to Keith Groller and at NOON Announced College
Basketball on MYPHL17 And at 1pm Announced Lafayette Women Basketball on RCN4,
TV60 And at 5pm-8pm Collected Tickets at the Nazareth GIRLS Basketball Game and
at 10pm anchored news on CW57.
Sunday at 3:30pm Announced NBA Basketball on ABC And at 4pm Announced Basketball
on BIG TEN NETWORK And at 6pm Announced 76ers Basketball on Comcast and at 10pm
anchored news on CW57.
This Thursday on the RCN Sports Talk with Chris Michaels and Joe Craig
6pm-7pm!We'll talk about the Eagles Offseason & Preview the Super Bowl w/Tony
Cocca & NFL Beat Writer Nick Fierro. Post your SB predictions & thoughts on
what the Eagles should do this offseason.
SUPER BOWL PICK:
Steelers
Schedule:
Monday January 31:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm PA HOUSE
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm-8pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
8:30pm Finish Announcing College Basketball on ESPN
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Tuesday February 1:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm AT THE NAZARETH AT EASTON BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
9:30pm Announce HS Boys Basketball on RCN4
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Wednesday February 2:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5PM AT THE NAZARETH AT NORTHAMPTON WRESTLING MATCH
7pm Announce 76ers Basketball on Comcast
8:30pm Announce Men Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Thursday February 3:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
6pm RCN SPORTS TALK ON RCN4
7:30pm JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW ON RCN4
6:30pm Announce Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Friday February 4:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm-8pm COLLECT TICKETS AT THE BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
9:30pm Announce HS Boys Basketball on RCN4
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Saturday February 5:
10AM INTERVIEW AT THE IRONPIGS JOB FAIR
7pm-10pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER FOR THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS
9am Keith Groller on 1470am
10am INTERVIEW AT THE IRONPIGS JOB FAIR
10am-NOON 69 Sports Saturday on WFMZ 69
Noon Announce Basketball on MYPHL17
1pm Announce Lafayette MEN Basketball on RCN4, TV60
6pm-10pm SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT WITH DIANA AS SHE WILL BE AT THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS WITH ME
7pm-10pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER FOR THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS
NAZARETH WRESTLING ALL DAY AT FREEDOM (WON'T BE THERE THOUGH)
7pm Nazareth Boys Basketball AT Bangor (WON'T BE THERE EITHER)
10pm Anchor News on CW57
Sunday February 6:
9:30am-NOON Jolly Joe Timmer on 1100am WGPA
9am-Noon John Richetta on 1470 THE FOX
12-3pm Jeff Dean on 1100am WGPA
NOON Announce Basketball on Big Ten Network
NOON Announce 76ERS Basketball on Comcast
2:30pm Announce NBA Basketball on ABC
6pm GREEN BAY VS STEELERS PRO BOWL ON FOX
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
Upcomming Events for the Nazareth Arts Center:
The Science of Sound
Friday, February 4, 2011 | 8:00 - 9:30 p.m.
With their songwriting often being described as vulnerably honest,
Philadelphia/Bethlehem natives Bill McConney, Mike Swiger, and Michael McDonald
have become a fixture on the tri-state area music scene. After Bill's 2009
release of his EP “Room For Grey”, they soon garnered attention to share the
stage with many of the area’s finest. In 2010 SOS has been busy performing at
various venues like; World Café’s Beta hi-fi Music Festival, NBC’s The 10 Show,
ABC'S Tuned In and have had radio exposure on 93.7 WSTW. More recently they
have begun working on new material for their debut trio album.
Free Admission, $10 Donation Suggested.
The Large Flowerheads
February 5, 2011 | 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
The Large Flowerheads return to the Center for a groovy sixties dance party.
Their last show had an advance sale of over 50 tickets and they played to a
full house for close to three hours. They enthusiastically brings to life the
musical sights & sounds of the '60s, it's not just a show, it's an experience!
Learn more: http://largeflowerheads.com/
Tickets $10.00
RIP:
Dale Earenhardt SR.
Davey Allison
COURTNEY DIACONT
GRANDMA WEAVER
JAMIE LINTZ
JOHN VUKOVCICH
KRISTEN
BENNY PARSONS
DEREK KEHOE
JOSH HANCOCK
Joe Schneider
Frank Klepeisz
Mary Mutchler
Jene Flick
Frank Jenny
Jennifer Jacksits
Donald Williams
John Marzano
Andrew Millheim
Harold Rrenyold
Todd Rothrock
Wayne Grube
Catherine Baker Knoll
Josh Booth
Francesco Tolerico
Craig Borst
George Williams
Deborah Ed
Phil Newbaker
Harry Kalas
Dan Ozark
Chuck Daly
Brenton Krouse
Joshua Miller
Gary Pappa
Farrah Facett
Irv Homer
Michael Jackson
Steve Mcnair
Paul Marcinkowski
Walt Cronkite
Henry Tomkowski (Who raised a great and fun Daughter)
Tom Partridge
Angelica Fox
Melissa Kinsella
Joey Beers
Ben Yorgy
Brooke Stephens
Ryan Zawada
Frank Silfries
Pumpkin Groller
Al Alberts
Morgan Mcginis
Jason Gilligan
Harriet Lindenmoyer
Barbara Johnson
Chris Henry
Oral Roberts
Patti Heffner
Britney Murphy
Glen W. Bell Jr
Vince Heinlein
Heather Miller
John Murtha
Julio Rivera
Aaaron Groff
Jack Lapos
Tom Ochs
Mario Donnagelo
Sally Murphy
Owens Thomas
Ernie Harwell
Robin Roberts
Luke Hahn
Bob Shephard
Michael Yakemik
Donald Fritz
George Steinbrenner
Teko Johnson
Kiski
SHOUT OUT TO MY J-TOWN ATTENDANT PAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She is the most awesome attendent ever!!!
President of the Alan Davis, Gary Laubach, Dream Kids and Keith Groller, Ray
Kaminski Fan Clubs!
Keep It real!
Thanks for your Time!
CHECK OUT THE NAZARETH'S ART CENTER WEBSITE AND ROSS NUNAMAKER RUNS THE CENTER!
His Website for the Arts Center:
http://www.thenunamakergroup.com/projects/market/nazareth-center-for-the-arts/
I Highly suggest you check out one of his upcoming events at the Arts Center!
GO STEELERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SEE YOU WEDNESDAY!!
Wow, Friday night was the most busiest night in my working career, we had 700 people come pass the door and in total there were 1200 people in that Gym! It was a amazing night working!!!!!!!!!!!
2 Months from Today the Phillies start the Regular Season on April 1 at 1pm vs Houston on MYPHL17!!!!!! Does that make you feel any warmer in all this SNOW!!!!!!!!!
last E-Mail in January as this is the Last day of January!!
February starts Tomorrow!
Wednesday is Groundhog day!
I Hope he says a early spring!!
Another SNOWSTORM on Groundhog Day!
Ice Too!
Are you ready?
It can come this time, no home events on Wednesday night!
Emotional week for me.
Only 2 more games to work at Nazareth.
Monday and Friday.
I Will miss it very much!!!
I am still hoping My boss Rusty gives me the GO-Ahead with 1 or 2 more Girls Games next week yet!!
I am thinking next Monday PM East Girls MAKEUP Game but that will depend on the BUDGET. Hopefully they have enough for me to extend my work year 72 more hours from Friday to Monday!!
Thanks to Rusty for letting me do the GIRLS Game this past Saturday!
That was fun!!
It was Community Youth night Saturday night.
Good to get experience in all the sports!
This winter season went way too fast!!!!!!!!
INTERVIEW WITH THE IRONPIGS This Saturday!!
I am excited!
Would be awesome to collect tickets for the IRONPIGS!!!!!!!!!
Back to the Art Center this Saturday night February 5th!!
The Large Flowerheads!
It will be a big crowd!
A Saturday night Special with Diana Back for me this Saturday as she will be with me at the Art Center!
Big win for Nazareth Boys Basketball Friday over Liberty!
The place was Electric!!!
Good music too before and after the Game, Carl Strye had BON JOVI Playing!!!!!!!!!!!
I Sat with the Liberty Cheerleaders!
It was a good ceremony for Todd Rothrock and Derek Kehoe!
They are both missed.
Thanks to RCN TV For filming the ceremony!
Cheerleading Results from Today: Nazareth Freshman team took third place and Nazareth Varsity took 2nd place and won the award for best overall dance!! Congrats to all my Nazareth cheerleaders!!
How are you?
How was your weekend?
What did you do all weekend?
Anything fun?
It was very cold out!!!!!!!!
I am doing great!
Had a great weekend!!!!!!!!!!
I Hope PAM Amato is feeling better!
She is a great lady!
SUPER BOWL WEEK!!!!!!!!
Can't wait to Sunday!
I Want the Steelers to win!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks to Keith Groller who gave me Yacoos Gift Certificates Friday night!!
I Won Trivia Questions a few weeks ago!!!!!!!!!!
NAZARETH BASKETBALL BOYS PICKS:
Tonight: Nazareth 50 Becahi 32
Tuesday: Nazareth 47 Easton 44
Friday at 1pm did my Radio Show and from 5pm-8pm Collected Tickets at the
Nazareth Boys Basketball Game and at 10pm anchored news on CW57.
Saturday at 9am listened to Keith Groller and at NOON Announced College
Basketball on MYPHL17 And at 1pm Announced Lafayette Women Basketball on RCN4,
TV60 And at 5pm-8pm Collected Tickets at the Nazareth GIRLS Basketball Game and
at 10pm anchored news on CW57.
Sunday at 3:30pm Announced NBA Basketball on ABC And at 4pm Announced Basketball
on BIG TEN NETWORK And at 6pm Announced 76ers Basketball on Comcast and at 10pm
anchored news on CW57.
This Thursday on the RCN Sports Talk with Chris Michaels and Joe Craig
6pm-7pm!We'll talk about the Eagles Offseason & Preview the Super Bowl w/Tony
Cocca & NFL Beat Writer Nick Fierro. Post your SB predictions & thoughts on
what the Eagles should do this offseason.
SUPER BOWL PICK:
Steelers
Schedule:
Monday January 31:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm PA HOUSE
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm-8pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
8:30pm Finish Announcing College Basketball on ESPN
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Tuesday February 1:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm AT THE NAZARETH AT EASTON BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
9:30pm Announce HS Boys Basketball on RCN4
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Wednesday February 2:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5PM AT THE NAZARETH AT NORTHAMPTON WRESTLING MATCH
7pm Announce 76ers Basketball on Comcast
8:30pm Announce Men Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Thursday February 3:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
6pm RCN SPORTS TALK ON RCN4
7:30pm JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW ON RCN4
6:30pm Announce Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Friday February 4:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm-8pm COLLECT TICKETS AT THE BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
9:30pm Announce HS Boys Basketball on RCN4
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Saturday February 5:
10AM INTERVIEW AT THE IRONPIGS JOB FAIR
7pm-10pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER FOR THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS
9am Keith Groller on 1470am
10am INTERVIEW AT THE IRONPIGS JOB FAIR
10am-NOON 69 Sports Saturday on WFMZ 69
Noon Announce Basketball on MYPHL17
1pm Announce Lafayette MEN Basketball on RCN4, TV60
6pm-10pm SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT WITH DIANA AS SHE WILL BE AT THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS WITH ME
7pm-10pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER FOR THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS
NAZARETH WRESTLING ALL DAY AT FREEDOM (WON'T BE THERE THOUGH)
7pm Nazareth Boys Basketball AT Bangor (WON'T BE THERE EITHER)
10pm Anchor News on CW57
Sunday February 6:
9:30am-NOON Jolly Joe Timmer on 1100am WGPA
9am-Noon John Richetta on 1470 THE FOX
12-3pm Jeff Dean on 1100am WGPA
NOON Announce Basketball on Big Ten Network
NOON Announce 76ERS Basketball on Comcast
2:30pm Announce NBA Basketball on ABC
6pm GREEN BAY VS STEELERS PRO BOWL ON FOX
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
Upcomming Events for the Nazareth Arts Center:
The Science of Sound
Friday, February 4, 2011 | 8:00 - 9:30 p.m.
With their songwriting often being described as vulnerably honest,
Philadelphia/Bethlehem natives Bill McConney, Mike Swiger, and Michael McDonald
have become a fixture on the tri-state area music scene. After Bill's 2009
release of his EP “Room For Grey”, they soon garnered attention to share the
stage with many of the area’s finest. In 2010 SOS has been busy performing at
various venues like; World Café’s Beta hi-fi Music Festival, NBC’s The 10 Show,
ABC'S Tuned In and have had radio exposure on 93.7 WSTW. More recently they
have begun working on new material for their debut trio album.
Free Admission, $10 Donation Suggested.
The Large Flowerheads
February 5, 2011 | 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
The Large Flowerheads return to the Center for a groovy sixties dance party.
Their last show had an advance sale of over 50 tickets and they played to a
full house for close to three hours. They enthusiastically brings to life the
musical sights & sounds of the '60s, it's not just a show, it's an experience!
Learn more: http://largeflowerheads.com/
Tickets $10.00
RIP:
Dale Earenhardt SR.
Davey Allison
COURTNEY DIACONT
GRANDMA WEAVER
JAMIE LINTZ
JOHN VUKOVCICH
KRISTEN
BENNY PARSONS
DEREK KEHOE
JOSH HANCOCK
Joe Schneider
Frank Klepeisz
Mary Mutchler
Jene Flick
Frank Jenny
Jennifer Jacksits
Donald Williams
John Marzano
Andrew Millheim
Harold Rrenyold
Todd Rothrock
Wayne Grube
Catherine Baker Knoll
Josh Booth
Francesco Tolerico
Craig Borst
George Williams
Deborah Ed
Phil Newbaker
Harry Kalas
Dan Ozark
Chuck Daly
Brenton Krouse
Joshua Miller
Gary Pappa
Farrah Facett
Irv Homer
Michael Jackson
Steve Mcnair
Paul Marcinkowski
Walt Cronkite
Henry Tomkowski (Who raised a great and fun Daughter)
Tom Partridge
Angelica Fox
Melissa Kinsella
Joey Beers
Ben Yorgy
Brooke Stephens
Ryan Zawada
Frank Silfries
Pumpkin Groller
Al Alberts
Morgan Mcginis
Jason Gilligan
Harriet Lindenmoyer
Barbara Johnson
Chris Henry
Oral Roberts
Patti Heffner
Britney Murphy
Glen W. Bell Jr
Vince Heinlein
Heather Miller
John Murtha
Julio Rivera
Aaaron Groff
Jack Lapos
Tom Ochs
Mario Donnagelo
Sally Murphy
Owens Thomas
Ernie Harwell
Robin Roberts
Luke Hahn
Bob Shephard
Michael Yakemik
Donald Fritz
George Steinbrenner
Teko Johnson
Kiski
SHOUT OUT TO MY J-TOWN ATTENDANT PAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She is the most awesome attendent ever!!!
President of the Alan Davis, Gary Laubach, Dream Kids and Keith Groller, Ray
Kaminski Fan Clubs!
Keep It real!
Thanks for your Time!
CHECK OUT THE NAZARETH'S ART CENTER WEBSITE AND ROSS NUNAMAKER RUNS THE CENTER!
His Website for the Arts Center:
http://www.thenunamakergroup.com/projects/market/nazareth-center-for-the-arts/
I Highly suggest you check out one of his upcoming events at the Arts Center!
GO STEELERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SEE YOU WEDNESDAY!!
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Allen and Parkland fall to hot shooting teams in Hoop Group event
FROM KEITH GROLLER
Parkland lost to Paul VI Catholic 58-39 of Fairfax, Va., and Allen fell to Gill St. Bernard of Gladstone, New Jersey, 61-53 in the early games of the 16th annual Hoop Group Lehigh Valley Showcast Sunday at Parkland.
This is one of the top attractions of the high school boys basketball season.
The Trojans (7-9) were done in by a remarkable shooting display by Paul VI's Patrick Holloway, who had eight 3-pointers in scoring 34 points. Holloway's total was second only to Emmaus graduate and current DeSales player Brian Hunter, who has the event record with 38 points against Liberty in 2007.
Zach Muhr led Parkland with 13 points and was named his team's MVP.
Allen (12-3) also ran into some hot hands.
Gill St. Bernard guards Jaren Sina and Alex Mitola combined for 47 points, including 11 3-pointers.
Sina, a sophomore, has already orally committed to Alabama. He finished with 28 points.
Allen cut a 12-point deficit to 53-48 with 3:35 left, but couldn't get any closer. Sina closed the door with four free throws in the final 26 seconds.
Gill St. Bernard (15-2) is the fourth ranked team in New Jersey. Allen fell to 12-3.
Penn Wood and St. Benedict's played in the marquee attraction of the four-game card.
Liberty and Pocono Mountain West were set to close it out with an all-District 11 matchup at approximately 6 p.m.
http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/
Parkland lost to Paul VI Catholic 58-39 of Fairfax, Va., and Allen fell to Gill St. Bernard of Gladstone, New Jersey, 61-53 in the early games of the 16th annual Hoop Group Lehigh Valley Showcast Sunday at Parkland.
This is one of the top attractions of the high school boys basketball season.
The Trojans (7-9) were done in by a remarkable shooting display by Paul VI's Patrick Holloway, who had eight 3-pointers in scoring 34 points. Holloway's total was second only to Emmaus graduate and current DeSales player Brian Hunter, who has the event record with 38 points against Liberty in 2007.
Zach Muhr led Parkland with 13 points and was named his team's MVP.
Allen (12-3) also ran into some hot hands.
Gill St. Bernard guards Jaren Sina and Alex Mitola combined for 47 points, including 11 3-pointers.
Sina, a sophomore, has already orally committed to Alabama. He finished with 28 points.
Allen cut a 12-point deficit to 53-48 with 3:35 left, but couldn't get any closer. Sina closed the door with four free throws in the final 26 seconds.
Gill St. Bernard (15-2) is the fourth ranked team in New Jersey. Allen fell to 12-3.
Penn Wood and St. Benedict's played in the marquee attraction of the four-game card.
Liberty and Pocono Mountain West were set to close it out with an all-District 11 matchup at approximately 6 p.m.
http://blogs.mcall.com/groller/
Sunday!
Monday January 31, 2011
Wow, Friday night was the most busiest night in my working career, we had 700 people come pass the door and in total there were 1200 people in that Gym! It was a amazing night working!!!!!!!!!!!
2 Months from Today the Phillies start the Regular Season on April 1 at 1pm vs Houston on MYPHL17!!!!!! Does that make you feel any warmer in all this SNOW!!!!!!!!!
last E-Mail in January as this is the Last day of January!!
February starts Tomorrow!
Wednesday is Groundhog day!
I Hope he says a early spring!!
Another SNOWSTORM on Groundhog Day!
Ice Too!
Are you ready?
It can come this time, no home events on Wednesday night!
Emotional week for me.
Only 2 more games to work at Nazareth.
Monday and Friday.
I Will miss it very much!!!
I am still hoping My boss Rusty gives me the GO-Ahead with 1 or 2 more Girls Games next week yet!!
I am thinking next Monday PM East Girls MAKEUP Game but that will depend on the BUDGET. Hopefully they have enough for me to extend my work year 72 more hours from Friday to Monday!!
Thanks to Rusty for letting me do the GIRLS Game this past Saturday!
That was fun!!
It was Community Youth night Saturday night.
Good to get experience in all the sports!
This winter season went way too fast!!!!!!!!
INTERVIEW WITH THE IRONPIGS This Saturday!!
I am excited!
Would be awesome to collect tickets for the IRONPIGS!!!!!!!!!
Back to the Art Center this Saturday night February 5th!!
The Large Flowerheads!
It will be a big crowd!
A Saturday night Special with Diana Back for me this Saturday as she will be with me at the Art Center!
Big win for Nazareth Boys Basketball Friday over Liberty!
The place was Electric!!!
Good music too before and after the Game, Carl Strye had BON JOVI Playing!!!!!!!!!!!
I Sat with the Liberty Cheerleaders!
It was a good ceremony for Todd Rothrock and Derek Kehoe!
They are both missed.
Thanks to RCN TV For filming the ceremony!
Cheerleading Results from Today: Nazareth Freshman team took third place and Nazareth Varsity took 2nd place and won the award for best overall dance!! Congrats to all my Nazareth cheerleaders!!
How are you?
How was your weekend?
What did you do all weekend?
Anything fun?
It was very cold out!!!!!!!!
I am doing great!
Had a great weekend!!!!!!!!!!
I Hope PAM Amato is feeling better!
She is a great lady!
SUPER BOWL WEEK!!!!!!!!
Can't wait to Sunday!
I Want the Steelers to win!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks to Keith Groller who gave me Yacoos Gift Certificates Friday night!!
I Won Trivia Questions a few weeks ago!!!!!!!!!!
NAZARETH BASKETBALL BOYS PICKS:
Tonight: Nazareth 50 Becahi 32
Tuesday: Nazareth 47 Easton 44
Friday at 1pm did my Radio Show and from 5pm-8pm Collected Tickets at the
Nazareth Boys Basketball Game and at 10pm anchored news on CW57.
Saturday at 9am listened to Keith Groller and at NOON Announced College
Basketball on MYPHL17 And at 1pm Announced Lafayette Women Basketball on RCN4,
TV60 And at 5pm-8pm Collected Tickets at the Nazareth GIRLS Basketball Game and
at 10pm anchored news on CW57.
Sunday at 3:30pm Announced NBA Basketball on ABC And at 4pm Announced Basketball
on BIG TEN NETWORK And at 6pm Announced 76ers Basketball on Comcast and at 10pm
anchored news on CW57.
This Thursday on the RCN Sports Talk with Chris Michaels and Joe Craig
6pm-7pm!We'll talk about the Eagles Offseason & Preview the Super Bowl w/Tony
Cocca & NFL Beat Writer Nick Fierro. Post your SB predictions & thoughts on
what the Eagles should do this offseason.
SUPER BOWL PICK:
Steelers
Schedule:
Monday January 31:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm PA HOUSE
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm-8pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
8:30pm Finish Announcing College Basketball on ESPN
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Tuesday February 1:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm AT THE NAZARETH AT EASTON BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
9:30pm Announce HS Boys Basketball on RCN4
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Wednesday February 2:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5PM AT THE NAZARETH AT NORTHAMPTON WRESTLING MATCH
7pm Announce 76ers Basketball on Comcast
8:30pm Announce Men Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Thursday February 3:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
6pm RCN SPORTS TALK ON RCN4
7:30pm JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW ON RCN4
6:30pm Announce Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Friday February 4:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm-8pm COLLECT TICKETS AT THE BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
9:30pm Announce HS Boys Basketball on RCN4
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Saturday February 5:
10AM INTERVIEW AT THE IRONPIGS JOB FAIR
7pm-10pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER FOR THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS
9am Keith Groller on 1470am
10am INTERVIEW AT THE IRONPIGS JOB FAIR
10am-NOON 69 Sports Saturday on WFMZ 69
Noon Announce Basketball on MYPHL17
1pm Announce Lafayette MEN Basketball on RCN4, TV60
6pm-10pm SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT WITH DIANA AS SHE WILL BE AT THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS WITH ME
7pm-10pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER FOR THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS
NAZARETH WRESTLING ALL DAY AT FREEDOM (WON'T BE THERE THOUGH)
7pm Nazareth Boys Basketball AT Bangor (WON'T BE THERE EITHER)
10pm Anchor News on CW57
Sunday February 6:
9:30am-NOON Jolly Joe Timmer on 1100am WGPA
9am-Noon John Richetta on 1470 THE FOX
12-3pm Jeff Dean on 1100am WGPA
NOON Announce Basketball on Big Ten Network
NOON Announce 76ERS Basketball on Comcast
2:30pm Announce NBA Basketball on ABC
6pm GREEN BAY VS STEELERS PRO BOWL ON FOX
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
Upcomming Events for the Nazareth Arts Center:
The Science of Sound
Friday, February 4, 2011 | 8:00 - 9:30 p.m.
With their songwriting often being described as vulnerably honest,
Philadelphia/Bethlehem natives Bill McConney, Mike Swiger, and Michael McDonald
have become a fixture on the tri-state area music scene. After Bill's 2009
release of his EP “Room For Grey”, they soon garnered attention to share the
stage with many of the area’s finest. In 2010 SOS has been busy performing at
various venues like; World Café’s Beta hi-fi Music Festival, NBC’s The 10 Show,
ABC'S Tuned In and have had radio exposure on 93.7 WSTW. More recently they
have begun working on new material for their debut trio album.
Free Admission, $10 Donation Suggested.
The Large Flowerheads
February 5, 2011 | 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
The Large Flowerheads return to the Center for a groovy sixties dance party.
Their last show had an advance sale of over 50 tickets and they played to a
full house for close to three hours. They enthusiastically brings to life the
musical sights & sounds of the '60s, it's not just a show, it's an experience!
Learn more: http://largeflowerheads.com/
Tickets $10.00
RIP:
Dale Earenhardt SR.
Davey Allison
COURTNEY DIACONT
GRANDMA WEAVER
JAMIE LINTZ
JOHN VUKOVCICH
KRISTEN
BENNY PARSONS
DEREK KEHOE
JOSH HANCOCK
Joe Schneider
Frank Klepeisz
Mary Mutchler
Jene Flick
Frank Jenny
Jennifer Jacksits
Donald Williams
John Marzano
Andrew Millheim
Harold Rrenyold
Todd Rothrock
Wayne Grube
Catherine Baker Knoll
Josh Booth
Francesco Tolerico
Craig Borst
George Williams
Deborah Ed
Phil Newbaker
Harry Kalas
Dan Ozark
Chuck Daly
Brenton Krouse
Joshua Miller
Gary Pappa
Farrah Facett
Irv Homer
Michael Jackson
Steve Mcnair
Paul Marcinkowski
Walt Cronkite
Henry Tomkowski (Who raised a great and fun Daughter)
Tom Partridge
Angelica Fox
Melissa Kinsella
Joey Beers
Ben Yorgy
Brooke Stephens
Ryan Zawada
Frank Silfries
Pumpkin Groller
Al Alberts
Morgan Mcginis
Jason Gilligan
Harriet Lindenmoyer
Barbara Johnson
Chris Henry
Oral Roberts
Patti Heffner
Britney Murphy
Glen W. Bell Jr
Vince Heinlein
Heather Miller
John Murtha
Julio Rivera
Aaaron Groff
Jack Lapos
Tom Ochs
Mario Donnagelo
Sally Murphy
Owens Thomas
Ernie Harwell
Robin Roberts
Luke Hahn
Bob Shephard
Michael Yakemik
Donald Fritz
George Steinbrenner
Teko Johnson
Kiski
SHOUT OUT TO MY J-TOWN ATTENDANT PAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She is the most awesome attendent ever!!!
President of the Alan Davis, Gary Laubach, Dream Kids and Keith Groller, Ray
Kaminski Fan Clubs!
Keep It real!
Thanks for your Time!
CHECK OUT THE NAZARETH'S ART CENTER WEBSITE AND ROSS NUNAMAKER RUNS THE CENTER!
His Website for the Arts Center:
http://www.thenunamakergroup.com/projects/market/nazareth-center-for-the-arts/
I Highly suggest you check out one of his upcoming events at the Arts Center!
GO STEELERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SEE YOU WEDNESDAY!!
Wow, Friday night was the most busiest night in my working career, we had 700 people come pass the door and in total there were 1200 people in that Gym! It was a amazing night working!!!!!!!!!!!
2 Months from Today the Phillies start the Regular Season on April 1 at 1pm vs Houston on MYPHL17!!!!!! Does that make you feel any warmer in all this SNOW!!!!!!!!!
last E-Mail in January as this is the Last day of January!!
February starts Tomorrow!
Wednesday is Groundhog day!
I Hope he says a early spring!!
Another SNOWSTORM on Groundhog Day!
Ice Too!
Are you ready?
It can come this time, no home events on Wednesday night!
Emotional week for me.
Only 2 more games to work at Nazareth.
Monday and Friday.
I Will miss it very much!!!
I am still hoping My boss Rusty gives me the GO-Ahead with 1 or 2 more Girls Games next week yet!!
I am thinking next Monday PM East Girls MAKEUP Game but that will depend on the BUDGET. Hopefully they have enough for me to extend my work year 72 more hours from Friday to Monday!!
Thanks to Rusty for letting me do the GIRLS Game this past Saturday!
That was fun!!
It was Community Youth night Saturday night.
Good to get experience in all the sports!
This winter season went way too fast!!!!!!!!
INTERVIEW WITH THE IRONPIGS This Saturday!!
I am excited!
Would be awesome to collect tickets for the IRONPIGS!!!!!!!!!
Back to the Art Center this Saturday night February 5th!!
The Large Flowerheads!
It will be a big crowd!
A Saturday night Special with Diana Back for me this Saturday as she will be with me at the Art Center!
Big win for Nazareth Boys Basketball Friday over Liberty!
The place was Electric!!!
Good music too before and after the Game, Carl Strye had BON JOVI Playing!!!!!!!!!!!
I Sat with the Liberty Cheerleaders!
It was a good ceremony for Todd Rothrock and Derek Kehoe!
They are both missed.
Thanks to RCN TV For filming the ceremony!
Cheerleading Results from Today: Nazareth Freshman team took third place and Nazareth Varsity took 2nd place and won the award for best overall dance!! Congrats to all my Nazareth cheerleaders!!
How are you?
How was your weekend?
What did you do all weekend?
Anything fun?
It was very cold out!!!!!!!!
I am doing great!
Had a great weekend!!!!!!!!!!
I Hope PAM Amato is feeling better!
She is a great lady!
SUPER BOWL WEEK!!!!!!!!
Can't wait to Sunday!
I Want the Steelers to win!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks to Keith Groller who gave me Yacoos Gift Certificates Friday night!!
I Won Trivia Questions a few weeks ago!!!!!!!!!!
NAZARETH BASKETBALL BOYS PICKS:
Tonight: Nazareth 50 Becahi 32
Tuesday: Nazareth 47 Easton 44
Friday at 1pm did my Radio Show and from 5pm-8pm Collected Tickets at the
Nazareth Boys Basketball Game and at 10pm anchored news on CW57.
Saturday at 9am listened to Keith Groller and at NOON Announced College
Basketball on MYPHL17 And at 1pm Announced Lafayette Women Basketball on RCN4,
TV60 And at 5pm-8pm Collected Tickets at the Nazareth GIRLS Basketball Game and
at 10pm anchored news on CW57.
Sunday at 3:30pm Announced NBA Basketball on ABC And at 4pm Announced Basketball
on BIG TEN NETWORK And at 6pm Announced 76ers Basketball on Comcast and at 10pm
anchored news on CW57.
This Thursday on the RCN Sports Talk with Chris Michaels and Joe Craig
6pm-7pm!We'll talk about the Eagles Offseason & Preview the Super Bowl w/Tony
Cocca & NFL Beat Writer Nick Fierro. Post your SB predictions & thoughts on
what the Eagles should do this offseason.
SUPER BOWL PICK:
Steelers
Schedule:
Monday January 31:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm PA HOUSE
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm-8pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
8:30pm Finish Announcing College Basketball on ESPN
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Tuesday February 1:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm AT THE NAZARETH AT EASTON BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
9:30pm Announce HS Boys Basketball on RCN4
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Wednesday February 2:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5PM AT THE NAZARETH AT NORTHAMPTON WRESTLING MATCH
7pm Announce 76ers Basketball on Comcast
8:30pm Announce Men Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Thursday February 3:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
6pm RCN SPORTS TALK ON RCN4
7:30pm JOLLY JOE TIMMER SHOW ON RCN4
6:30pm Announce Women Basketball on BIG TEN NETWORK
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Friday February 4:
8:30am-12:30pm DIANA
10am-3pm GLEN MAC AND ANTHONY GARGANO ON 610 WIP
1pm RADIO SHOW ON WEEX 1230
1pm-3pm Jody Mac and Brandon Tierney on 1050am NEW YORK
4pm-6:30pm HAPPY HOUR ON WEEX 1230
4pm-6pm DIANA
5pm-8pm COLLECT TICKETS AT THE BOYS BASKETBALL GAME
9:30pm Announce HS Boys Basketball on RCN4
10pm Anchor the news on CW57
Saturday February 5:
10AM INTERVIEW AT THE IRONPIGS JOB FAIR
7pm-10pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER FOR THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS
9am Keith Groller on 1470am
10am INTERVIEW AT THE IRONPIGS JOB FAIR
10am-NOON 69 Sports Saturday on WFMZ 69
Noon Announce Basketball on MYPHL17
1pm Announce Lafayette MEN Basketball on RCN4, TV60
6pm-10pm SPECIAL SATURDAY NIGHT WITH DIANA AS SHE WILL BE AT THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS WITH ME
7pm-10pm COLLECTING TICKETS AT THE NAZARETH ARTS CENTER FOR THE LARGE
FLOWERHEADS
NAZARETH WRESTLING ALL DAY AT FREEDOM (WON'T BE THERE THOUGH)
7pm Nazareth Boys Basketball AT Bangor (WON'T BE THERE EITHER)
10pm Anchor News on CW57
Sunday February 6:
9:30am-NOON Jolly Joe Timmer on 1100am WGPA
9am-Noon John Richetta on 1470 THE FOX
12-3pm Jeff Dean on 1100am WGPA
NOON Announce Basketball on Big Ten Network
NOON Announce 76ERS Basketball on Comcast
2:30pm Announce NBA Basketball on ABC
6pm GREEN BAY VS STEELERS PRO BOWL ON FOX
10pm Anchor 10pm news on CW57
Upcomming Events for the Nazareth Arts Center:
The Science of Sound
Friday, February 4, 2011 | 8:00 - 9:30 p.m.
With their songwriting often being described as vulnerably honest,
Philadelphia/Bethlehem natives Bill McConney, Mike Swiger, and Michael McDonald
have become a fixture on the tri-state area music scene. After Bill's 2009
release of his EP “Room For Grey”, they soon garnered attention to share the
stage with many of the area’s finest. In 2010 SOS has been busy performing at
various venues like; World Café’s Beta hi-fi Music Festival, NBC’s The 10 Show,
ABC'S Tuned In and have had radio exposure on 93.7 WSTW. More recently they
have begun working on new material for their debut trio album.
Free Admission, $10 Donation Suggested.
The Large Flowerheads
February 5, 2011 | 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
The Large Flowerheads return to the Center for a groovy sixties dance party.
Their last show had an advance sale of over 50 tickets and they played to a
full house for close to three hours. They enthusiastically brings to life the
musical sights & sounds of the '60s, it's not just a show, it's an experience!
Learn more: http://largeflowerheads.com/
Tickets $10.00
RIP:
Dale Earenhardt SR.
Davey Allison
COURTNEY DIACONT
GRANDMA WEAVER
JAMIE LINTZ
JOHN VUKOVCICH
KRISTEN
BENNY PARSONS
DEREK KEHOE
JOSH HANCOCK
Joe Schneider
Frank Klepeisz
Mary Mutchler
Jene Flick
Frank Jenny
Jennifer Jacksits
Donald Williams
John Marzano
Andrew Millheim
Harold Rrenyold
Todd Rothrock
Wayne Grube
Catherine Baker Knoll
Josh Booth
Francesco Tolerico
Craig Borst
George Williams
Deborah Ed
Phil Newbaker
Harry Kalas
Dan Ozark
Chuck Daly
Brenton Krouse
Joshua Miller
Gary Pappa
Farrah Facett
Irv Homer
Michael Jackson
Steve Mcnair
Paul Marcinkowski
Walt Cronkite
Henry Tomkowski (Who raised a great and fun Daughter)
Tom Partridge
Angelica Fox
Melissa Kinsella
Joey Beers
Ben Yorgy
Brooke Stephens
Ryan Zawada
Frank Silfries
Pumpkin Groller
Al Alberts
Morgan Mcginis
Jason Gilligan
Harriet Lindenmoyer
Barbara Johnson
Chris Henry
Oral Roberts
Patti Heffner
Britney Murphy
Glen W. Bell Jr
Vince Heinlein
Heather Miller
John Murtha
Julio Rivera
Aaaron Groff
Jack Lapos
Tom Ochs
Mario Donnagelo
Sally Murphy
Owens Thomas
Ernie Harwell
Robin Roberts
Luke Hahn
Bob Shephard
Michael Yakemik
Donald Fritz
George Steinbrenner
Teko Johnson
Kiski
SHOUT OUT TO MY J-TOWN ATTENDANT PAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She is the most awesome attendent ever!!!
President of the Alan Davis, Gary Laubach, Dream Kids and Keith Groller, Ray
Kaminski Fan Clubs!
Keep It real!
Thanks for your Time!
CHECK OUT THE NAZARETH'S ART CENTER WEBSITE AND ROSS NUNAMAKER RUNS THE CENTER!
His Website for the Arts Center:
http://www.thenunamakergroup.com/projects/market/nazareth-center-for-the-arts/
I Highly suggest you check out one of his upcoming events at the Arts Center!
GO STEELERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SEE YOU WEDNESDAY!!
Saturday, January 29, 2011
CHEERLEADING RESULTS
Cheerleading Results from Today:
Nazareth Freshman team took third place and Nazareth Varsity took 2nd place and won the award for best overall dance!! Congrats to all my Nazareth cheerleaders!!
Nazareth Freshman team took third place and Nazareth Varsity took 2nd place and won the award for best overall dance!! Congrats to all my Nazareth cheerleaders!!
Nazareth Boys Basketball beat E-BURG South 52-35 and now 13-2 and will host Becahi Monday night!
BREAKING NEWS:
Nazareth Boys Basketball beat E-BURG South 52-35.
Boys Basketball are now 13-2 and will host Becahi Monday night!
Nazareth Boys Basketball beat E-BURG South 52-35.
Boys Basketball are now 13-2 and will host Becahi Monday night!
NORTHAMPTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE WINTER GRADUATION LIST
Congratulations to the following students - now graduates! - who have completed their degrees, certificates or diplomas as of January 29, 2011.
Key to Abbreviations:
AA - Associate in Arts
AS - Associate in Science
AAS - Associate in Applied Science
CERT - Certificate
SD - Specialized Diploma
From Pennsylvania:
Albrightsville:
Irena Waskiewicz, CERT
Allentown:
Omnaia Abdou, AS; Jennifer Abdul-Rahman, AAS; Rebecca Allen, SD; Saeed Beck, AAS; Eusebia Betancourt, SD; Sonia Borges, SD; Stephanie Burger, SD; Conrad Burt, AAS; Angela Caraballo, SD; Daisy Cintron, AAS; Estefania David, AA; Marilyn DeJesus, SD; Laura Devatt, AAS; Brian Dischinat, AAS; Betty Druckenmiller, AAS; Elizabeth Fernandez, SD; Santa Garcia, SD; Ralph Gardner, AAS; Ana Hernandez, SD; Hla Hlaing, AA; Emma Kaminski, AAS; Janet Krauss, AA; Kay Lee, CERT; Miriam Luquis, SD; William Lutterschmidt, SD; Luz Mayhuire, AA; Bryan McCreary, AAS; Nancy Medina, SD; Kathryn Montanaro, AA; Jeffrey Nichol, AAS; Nancy Peralta, SD; Vivian Perez, SD; Tanja Rivas, AAS; Hernan Rizo, SD; Norma Rizo, SD; Angela Sanchez, SD; Veronica Sanchez Rivera, SD; Wilfredo Seda, AAS; Don Severe, AA; Edilberto Tiburcio, SD; Joseph Tomanik, AA; Matthew Wolfe, AAS
Bangor:
Catherine Brahm, AAS; Jeremy Carrington, AA; Mary Carrington, AA; Anna Cerino, SD; Zachary Comunale, AAS; Casey Dodge, AAS; Bridgette Evoy, SD; Rae Fiore, SD; Nicole Flyte, AA; Ferize Katzarova, AAS; Zachary Muzzey-Nessa, AA; Heather Paicer, AA; Yahaira Perez-Russo, SD; Lauren Picone, SD; Lorey Stevens, CERT; Christopher Swanton, AAS; Curtis Webb, SD
Barnesville:
Jessica Fox, AA
Bartonsville:
Lynsie Davila, AA; Michael Mastrobattista, AAS; Amanda Polimeni, AAS; Sera Tomaszfski, SD; Christy Vanluvender, AAS
Bath:
Matthew Caldwell, AAS; Jami Cericola, AA; Nicole Fisher, SD; Thomas George, AAS; Selena McMaster, AAS; George Miller, AAS; Vincent Morrow, AAS; Ashley Neumeyer, AAS; Dawn Reese, AAS; Kay Shettig, AAS; Jenifer Stilgenbauer, AAS; Nathan Wright, AA; Mary Zastko, SD
Bensalem:
John Altieri, SD
Berwick:
Wendy VanHorn, SD
Bethlehem:
Melissa Acevedo, AAS; Kirsten Ackland, AAS; Michelle Adams, AA; Obed Afaase, CERT; Li'Andrea Alapai, AA; Angela Babio, AAS; Joshua Baker, AAS; James Barnes, AA; Rachel Benko, AA; Michele Berner, SD; Dawn Bond, AA; Nicholas Brauchle, AAS; Elizabeth Briggs, AA; Gildinna Brown, AAS; Pamela Brown, SD; Sierra Brown, AA; Kyle Burke, AAS, AAS; Donna Cardascia, AA; Melissa Carman, AAS; Michelle Carrion, AA; Evagelia Chatzidakis, AA; Robin Claar, AA; Norma Cruz, AA; Vincent Cucchiara, AAS; John David CERT; Krystal Davis, AAS; Scott Decker, SD; Nicholas Deppe AS; Isioma Dunkwu, AAS; Ashley Elmquist, AA; Laura Ettwein, SD; Darlene Ferencin, SD; Michael Finelli, AA; Michael Fischbach, AAS; Christopher Fistner, AAS; Marcia Fly, SD; Hannah Fox, SD; Christopher Fraley, AA; Brooke Frankenfield, AA; Colleen Gaudreau, AAS; Nicholas Geosits, AA; Derek Gillis, AAS; Monica Green, AA; Farooq Hashim, AA; Daniel Heayn, AAS; Elizabeth Heist, AAS; Chelsey Hildebrant, AA; Richard Holmes, AA; Javier Inga, SD; Denay Kantor, AA; Penny Kelemen, AAS; Ethan Keys, SD; Derek Kichline, AA; Patty Kichline, AAS; Michele Klova, SD; Adrianna Kolumber, AAS; Kasie Krasnai, AA; Desiree Kulp, AAS; Kyle Kunsman, AA; Ashley Lopez, AAS; Mark Mack, AA; Barbara Maholick, SD; Karina Makarov, AAS; Eric Mantz, SD; Erin Marron, AA; Tina Marzigliano, AAS; Judith Mattei, AAS; Scott Matthews, AA; Maria McIntire, AAS; David Miller, AA; Osmal Misiak, AAS; Stephen Moser, AAS; Chad Moyer, AAS; Matthew Muehlen, AAS; Salim Naqwi, SD; Lynn Naugle, CERT; Nicholas Neos, AAS; Lien Nguyen, AAS; Cindy Nieves, AAS; James Ober, AAS; Adam O'Neil, AA; Josue Ortiz, AA; Josh Ortwein, SD; Ronnie Pacchioli, AAS; Darrell Pacheco, AA; Swetaben Patel, AA; Jorge Perez, AAS; Lauren Perlman, AA; Jessica Peters, AAS; Melissa Poehler, SD; Tanya Polenchar, AAS; Kevin Posivak, AAS; Jonathan Ramirez, AA; Samuel Raup, AA; Lindsey Reeman, AA; Joanna Reitz, AAS; Kaitlyn Rich, AA; Shari Richelieu, AAS; Shari Richelieu, AAS; Carmelo Rivera, SD; Anett Rizos, AAS; Nirka Rodriguez, AA; Samantha Rodriguez, AA; Teresa Roman, AA; Jenifer Roy, AAS; Nelvia Ruano, AA; Bibi Sadeya, SD; Jenice Sampson, AA; Courtney Sanchez, AA; Diandra Santiago, AAS; Angelica Sarcione, SD; Pamela Sarley, AA; Kaitlyn Sauers, AAS; Danielle Schefflin, AAS; Mark Scheirer, SD; Kathleen Sculley, CERT; Catherine Semler, AA, SD; Jared Serman, AA; Abigail Skelly, AAS; Danielle Smith, AA; Mark Smith, AAS; Caitlin Spadt, AAS; Amber Steidinger, AA; Garth Stenger, SD; Huma Tajdar, AAS; Patricia Talotta CERT; Cara Tenore, AA; Annette Thompson CERT; Ivette Thompson, AAS; Lisette Tirado, AAS; Marcella Torres, AA; Chelsea Toth, AAS; June Tran, AA; Eileen Trapp, AAS; Will Tunstall, AA; Nicole Vallone, AAS; Carmen Vasquez, SD; Pedro Velazquez, SD; Debra Weber, SD; Rachel Weller, AAS; Caroline West, AA; Maura West, AA; Lori Wonderly, AAS; Jamie Yeager, AA
Blakeslee:
Maryjean Gushlaw, AAS; Chandrawattie Reid, SD
Boyertown:
Chelsey Rife, AAS
Breinigsville:
Vani Chillara, AA
Bridgeport:
Dalila Torres, AAS
Brodheadsville:
Michael Boland, AAS; Jasmine Parisi, AA; Danielle Rohaly, AAS
Bushkill:
Jason Constance, AS; Janae Hawes, AA; Debra Hayward, AAS; Willie Jackson, AA; Yvette Keitt, AA; Alaina Rude, AA
Canadensis:
Christie Mendez, AAS
Canonsburg:
Debra Coen, SD
Coaldale:
Karen Morsi, SD
Collegeville:
Cynthia Kopensky, SD
Columbia:
Justin Koehler, AAS
Conneautville:
Telce Varee, SD
Coplay:
Anna Bodisch, AAS; Ashley Hrichak, AAS
Cresco:
Zlata Berezhna, AA; Mary Collins, SD; Courtney Drake, AA; Amy Kreckman, AA; Gennaro Sole, AS; Brenda Thorsen, CERT; Lindsey Walker, AA
Dingmans Ferry:
Thomas Spataro, AA
Douglassville:
Michelle Kehoe, SD
Dushore:
Alesha Johnson, SD
East Bangor:
Kimberlee Cowley, AAS; Karen Stambaugh, AAS
East Stroudsburg:
Nory Abalos, AAS; Dana Barrett, AA; Julia Boyer, CERT; Suzanne Campbell, SD; Monique Carty, AAS; Joshua Catalano, AA; Kathy Chelednik, AA; Christopher Cioc, AA; Ephranna Copeland, AA; Chriselle Cosme, AA; Kristine Cruz, AA; James Dodge, AAS; David Dominguez, SD; Charles Ecenbarger, AA; Jordan Frazier, AA; Kimberly Georgia, AAS; Janice Gush, SD; Kenneth Jacobi, AS; Ljuba Konstantin, AA; Joshua Kraft, AS; Tiffany Maisonet, AAS; Anthony Martin, AA; Sokha Morra, CERT; Ashley Morris, AAS; Nancy Pace, SD; Joseph Ramos, AAS; Ana Rhynie, AA; Ruth Romero, CERT; Kelly Ruschke, AA; Christopher Slusarek, AAS; Fabian Soto, AA; Eileen Stio, CERT; Heather Warner, SD; Brandon White, AA; Rita Zhou, AA
Easton:
Alex Adams, AAS; Oluwadamilare Adebesin, CERT; Tarmattie Ali, SD; Lalitha Ambat, AAS; Anafrid Amiani, AAS; Michael Apgar, AA; Marissa Banko, AA; Kaitlyn Bennett, AA; Yan Blackton, CERT; Jessica Bolluyt, AA; Katherine Bowman, AA; Kelley Brackett, CERT; Kiionda Carvin, AAS; Bethany Chamberlin, AA; David Cope, SD; Sarina Creazzo, AA; Matthew Daiello, SD; Aracely Daroch, CERT; Michael Desiante, AA; Danielle DiGregorio, AA; Elizabeth Eckert, AA; Erica Ellison, AAS; Ashley Evans, SD; Brian Fauerbach, AA; Alyssa Flowers, AAS; Dennis Flynn, AAS; Enan Flynn, SD; Chris Franz, AAS; Michelle Fritsch, AAS; Peter Gabat, CERT; Gacem Ghileb, SD; Diana Giron, AA; Mary Gunderman, AA; Gwen Harling, AAS; Lakisha Hawkins, SD; Melody Holena, AA; Jennifer Hutchens, AAS; Jeffery Jamison, AAS; Channel Jones, AAS; Jason Jones, AAS; Kyeshia Jones, AAS; Shanel Jones, AAS; Jennyfer Joseph, AA; Manpreet Kaur, AAS; Rajwinder Kaur, AA; Katrina Knight, AAS; Sandy Le, AA; Marissa Lippincott, AA; Sarah Marsh, SD; Kayla McCullough, AA; Mark McFadden, AA; Paul McFadden, AAS; Ashley McIntyre, SD; James McMichael, AA; Rebecca Mease, AA; Ryan Metz, AAS; Katelyn Miller, AAS; Sharon Miller, SD; Tyler Miller, SD; Elizabeth Mills, AA; Colleen Mitchell, AA; Marie Muschlitz, CERT; Carmen Nicolae, AAS; Erica Norton, AA; Steven Panagakos, AA; Richelle Pinto, AAS; Patricia Price, SD; Christine Principato, CERT; Kara Radler, AA; Sean Rainey, AAS; Ashley Robertson, AAS; Lorely Sanchez, SD; Bryan Santini, AAS; Hannah Schroer, AA; Cristina Shupp, AAS; Michael Smith, AAS; Karrie Snyder, SD; Alexander Stocks, AAS; Christina Stoddard, AA; Shirley Su-Kastner, AAS; Michelle Tejeda, AAS; Mark Thaler, AA; Matthew Thomas, AAS; Claire Tita, CERT; Jacquelyn Tornabene, AA; Rosemarie Tota, SD; Kenneth Valencia Acosta, AAS; Baron Vanderburg, AA; Natalie VanHorn, AAS; Rebecca Verba, AAS; Darcie Wagner, AAS; LaShelle Williams, SD; Krista Yob, AA; Anderson Zuleta, AA
Effort:
Thomas DeZinna, AAS; Victoria Edwards, AA; Amanda Fulcomer, AA; Alexandra Galantino, AAS; Joan Gorman, CERT; Nicole Owens, AAS; Maria Rosado, AAS; Verona St. Hill, SD; Kristine Tregaskis, AA
Emmaus:
Virginia Capone, SD; Holly George, AAS; Corey Trainer, SD
Fogelsville:
Brittany Lewis, AAS
Ford City:
Kayle Lang, SD
Forty Fort:
Corina Manfre, AAS
Fountain Hill:
Richard Hatch, SD
Freemansburg:
Denise Robertson, CERT; Leslie Urquiza, AA
Gilbert:
Kara Yanni, AAS
Gilbertsville:
John Gaertner, CERT; Claudia Malloy, SD
Glen Mills:
Melanie Hamilton, AAS
Gouldsboro:
Jaime Richards, AA
Greentown:
Stephanie Glatz, AA
Hellertown:
Mary Brigham, AA; Jena Frankenfield, SD; Jennifer Frey, AA; Ann Haymaker, AA; Joseph Latassa, AA; Alexandria Limpar, AAS; Allee Luybli, SD; Kenda Luybli, SD; Russell Martin, AS; Kimberly Sowder, CERT
Henryville:
Kelsey Haney, AA; Stephanie Kramer, AA; Tara Lardieri, SD; Faraz Mahmood, AA; Yee Woo, SD
Houtzdale:
Tonya Lewis, SD
Indiana:
Carrie Semsick, AAS
Jermyn:
Christopher Hunt, AAS
Jim Thorpe:
Steven Hill, AAS; Amy Wagner-Bakelaar, AAS
Kresgeville:
Sheila Getz, AAS
Kunkletown:
Shawn Cavanaugh, AA; Kerry Daubenspeck, AA; Cheryl Hahn, AAS; Steven Jarecki, AA; Elizabeth Lachcik, AAS; Charles LaSala, AA; Lauren Ziev, AAS
Kutztown:
Lindsay Conrad, SD; Jill Kline, AAS
Lake Arie:
Christine Rudy, SD
Lansdale:
Kevin Strizziere, AAS
Larksville:
Alecia Morris, SD
Laureldale:
Janice Bortz, SD
Lawrenceville:
April Ransom, SD
Linesville:
Maxine Heckman, AAS
Long Pond:
Joseph Gay, AA; Mayra Rivera, AA
Lords Valley:
Patricia Leggio, SD
Macungie:
Matthew Paxton, SD; Lowell Smith, AAS; James Young, AAS
Meshoppen:
Heather Shafer, SD
Mifflinburg:
Nancy Bostian, SD
Mohnton:
Jacob Bednar, AAS
Morrisdale:
Janelle Bainey, SD
Mount Bethel:
Kristin Daly, AAS; Wendy Lacaillade, AAS; Cory Overholt, AA
Mount Pocono:
Pamela Addo, AA; Dara Cunningham, AA; Donna Wolfe, AAS
Nazareth:
Jeffrey Barlow, SD; Adam Belcastro, SD; Andrea Bitner, AA; Maraya Bitner, AA; Dori Brown, SD; Ann Conte, SD; Lucas Daransky, AA; David David, AAS; Austin Deutsch, AAS, SD; Alexandra Dominick, AA; Rheanna Doncses Bowers, AA; Michael Frings, AAS; Jeremy Furry, AAS; Megan Getz, AAS; Meghan Iudicello, AAS; Allison Krosencky, CERT; Heather LaBar, AAS; William Martin, AAS; Brandon Miklich, AAS; Cory Miller, AA; Bradley Moser, AAS; Corey Newman, SD; Jason Partington, AA; Jack Pezzino, AA; Michael Piripavel, AAS; Maria Poloni, AAS; Sherri Sauka, SD; Barbara Scholl, CERT; Robert Sherman, AA; Jason VanHorn, AS; Stephanie Zopf, SD
Nesquehoning:
Amanda Strohl, SD
Northampton:
Jazmin Balado, AAS; Alexander Camarato, AAS; Joshua Carrasco, AA; Josette Cotto, SD; Matthew Finger, AAS; James Fleury, AAS; Justin Gober, AA; Robin Gordon, AAS; Thomas Hanson, AA; Jennifer Huber, AAS; Catherine Husak, SD; Emily Leibold, AA; Teresa Redline, AAS; Rebekah Ritz, SD; Marybeth Roscoe, SD; Vincenzo Rossini, AAS; Rhonda Santee, AAS; Matthew Sevem, AAS; Jillian Sobeski, AAS
Oil City:
Monica Weeter, SD
Orefield:
Brian Maxwell, AS
Palmerton:
Mariann Kmetz, SD
Paoli:
Jaimin Pandya, AA
Pen Argyl:
Lynn Ardinger, AA; Xiomara Cajigas, AAS; Frank DeBono, AAS; Adam Graham, AA; Samantha Hahn, AA; Michelle Hildebrant, CERT; Robert Kinsey, AS; Ryan Melhem, AAS; Heather Owen, CERT; Jessica Schmauder, AA; Hayley Willever, AA
Philadelphia:
Tacita Carter, SD; James Copeland, SD; Gloria Gordon, SD; Olivia Haven, AAS; Michelle Kostelnick Stoliker, AA
Pittsburgh:
Maria Bey, SD; Alicia Booz, SD; Arran Harland, SD; Jennifer Karpa, SD; Cynthia Wiese, AAS
Pocono Lake:
Koryn Murtha, AA; ToniAnn Weirich, AAS
Pocono Summit:
Emilia Lausz, SD; Kassidy Milford, AAS; Deven Rogoshewski, AAS
Portland:
Abigail Cramer Pilla, AA
Quakertown:
Caitlin Kucher, AAS; Jennifer Perreault, AAS
Reeders:
Timothy Koerner, AAS
Revere:
Edward Aichele, AAS
Riegelsville:
Kimberly Beall, AA; David Gerstenberg, AA
Roseto:
Heather Antonioli, CERT; Carly Boos, AA; Amanda Impeciati, AAS; Gina Marinucci, SD
Saylorsburg:
Paul Broccoli, AAS; Seth Brown, AAS; Melissa Clark, AAS; Thomas Corwin, AA; Amanda Grigg, AAS; John Johnson, AAS; Ian Kennedy, AA; Teia Mitchell, AAS; Lorynn Niklas, AA; Veronica Strohl, AAS
Schuylkill Haven:
Melanie McClintock, SD
Sciota:
Delphine Matsinger, CERT
Scotrun:
Julius Cannon, AAS
Scranton:
Jason Harrison, AAS; Bruce Maushart, AAS
Selinsgrove:
Susan Weller, SD
Shamokin:
Jessica Peifer, AAS
Shawnee on Delaware:
Donna DeSantis, AA; Scott Zimmerman, AAS
Shenandoah:
Beth Thomas, AAS
Stevensville:
Barbara Franklin, SD
Stroudsburg:
Gweneta Borden, SD; Amanda Bravo, AAS; Gema Charvet, AAS; Kristina Corbo, AAS; Cathy Crenshaw, CERT; Jennifer DeGraw, AAS; Barbara Dormevil, CERT; Christine Ellis, SD; Lou-Anne Finn, AAS; Gregory Fleming, AA; Farid Juya, AAS; Judith Leinhauser, AAS; Kimberly Livigne, AAS; Tracy Lovrinic, CERT; Janice Milazzo, AAS; Doris Ozaeta, AAS; Sarah Pritchard, SD; Jason Rau, AAS; Jeffrey Reitz, SD; Natasha Ruiz, SD; Shantal Seerattan, AAS; Laura Shamburger, AA; Ling Tomaine, SD; Stephanie Umphrey, AAS; Florence Weinberg, SD; Kristine Wright, AAS; Morgan Young, AAS
Tamaqua:
Loren Barbara, CERT; Janice Reigel, AA
Tamiment:
Jose Guzman, AAS; Amy Kelleher-Kerner, AAS
Tannersville:
Carla VanVoorhis, AAS
Tatamy:
Jennifer Cressman, AAS; Charles Werkheiser, AA
Temple:
Jessica Bailey, SD
Tioga:
Penny Heffner, AAS
Tobyhanna:
Berkeley Arthur, AA; Chamadavi Bacchus, SD; Michael Craunakis, AAS; Samantha Donovan, AAS; Gloria Engerman, SD; Brandon Fernando, AA; Melanie Huber, SD; Alfred Johnson, AAS; Sean Kelly, AA; Petronia Kirton, SD; Ian LaRocco, AA; Natasha Ljuljic, AAS; Jackie McClain, SD; JoAnne Pascullo, AA; Kimberly Rivera, AAS; Jolene Vernet, CERT
Union City:
Christine Slocum, SD
Walnutport:
Amy Bailey, AAS; Justin Becker, AAS; Scott Christ, AAS; Peter Costalas, AAS; Kathleen Deist, AAS; Daniel Hart, AAS; Alice Helfrich, AAS; Brittany Helfrich, AAS; David Ongiri, AAS; Lauren Schlichting, AAS; Adrienne Szoke, SD, SD; James Zettlemoyer, AAS
Washington:
Brandi Ankrom, SD
Waymart:
Helena Muir, AAS
Wescosville:
Thomas Winters, SD
West Chester:
Kelsey Hopton, AAS
West Grove:
Megan Strange, AAS
Whitehall:
Denise Fontenelle, AAS; Rami Mamari, AA; Stacy Miller, AAS; Patricia Tonay, AA; Lisa Wiley, SD
Wind Gap:
Janine Belvis, CERT; Tyler Bostic, SD; Michelle Cooper, AAS; Kaitlen Gavinski, AAS; Theresa Hoffman, AA; Michael Loureiro, AS; Matthew Newman, SD; Adriana Snyder, SD; Christine Sole, AAS Wyalusing: Heather Spencer, SD
From New Jersey:
Bedminster:
Tiffany Bass, AAS
Delanco:
Dana Aita, SD
Hackettstown:
Danyelle Ruschak, AAS
Medford Lakes:
Kimberly Smith, SD
Phillipsburg:
Karyssa Keiderling, AAS; Kayla Swinicki, SD
Pittstown:
Anthony Fusco, AAS
Rochelle Park:
Christina Moran, AA
West Orange:
Laura Browne, SD
From Other States:
Katherine Barhight-Ray, SD, Columbus, GA; Kelly Burris, SD, Circleville, OH; Martha Company, SD, Flagler Beach, FL; Amalia Giordano, SD, Fort Myers, FL; Tanisha Green, SD, Lawrence, KS; Erika Herstich, CERT, Seminole, FL; Lisa Hill, SD, St Augustine, FL; Judith Jenkins, SD, Xenia, OH; George Kolaronda, AA, Fort Myer, FL; Britt Lindquist, SD, Grand Forks, ND; Sharyn Mackey, SD, Waynesboro, VA; Ann McCafferty, SD, Botkins, OH; Petra Onhajzerova, AA, Austin, TX; Jennifer Packwood, SD, DeMotte, IN; James Paranzino, AA, Clearwater Beach, FL; Kathryn Rivera, AAS, Woodhaven, NY; Christine Vasko, AAS, Willowick, OH; Hongzhi Wang, SD, Fairfax, VA; Lori Wog, AAS, Sioux Falls, SD; Abigail Zapanta, CERT, Flushing, NY
From Other Countries:
Aurelien Apruzzese, AAS, France; Abdoulaye Doukara, AA, Mali; Sooyeon Han, AA, South Korea; Antonys Melek, AA, Egypt; Wendy Ricciardi, SD, Canada; Watchaporn Rojrattana, SD, Thailand; Julia Schneider, AS, Germany; Mincheol Shin, AAS, South Korea; Jean Sulit, CERT, Philippines; Axel Zamora Cardoza, AS, Nicaragua
Key to Abbreviations:
AA - Associate in Arts
AS - Associate in Science
AAS - Associate in Applied Science
CERT - Certificate
SD - Specialized Diploma
From Pennsylvania:
Albrightsville:
Irena Waskiewicz, CERT
Allentown:
Omnaia Abdou, AS; Jennifer Abdul-Rahman, AAS; Rebecca Allen, SD; Saeed Beck, AAS; Eusebia Betancourt, SD; Sonia Borges, SD; Stephanie Burger, SD; Conrad Burt, AAS; Angela Caraballo, SD; Daisy Cintron, AAS; Estefania David, AA; Marilyn DeJesus, SD; Laura Devatt, AAS; Brian Dischinat, AAS; Betty Druckenmiller, AAS; Elizabeth Fernandez, SD; Santa Garcia, SD; Ralph Gardner, AAS; Ana Hernandez, SD; Hla Hlaing, AA; Emma Kaminski, AAS; Janet Krauss, AA; Kay Lee, CERT; Miriam Luquis, SD; William Lutterschmidt, SD; Luz Mayhuire, AA; Bryan McCreary, AAS; Nancy Medina, SD; Kathryn Montanaro, AA; Jeffrey Nichol, AAS; Nancy Peralta, SD; Vivian Perez, SD; Tanja Rivas, AAS; Hernan Rizo, SD; Norma Rizo, SD; Angela Sanchez, SD; Veronica Sanchez Rivera, SD; Wilfredo Seda, AAS; Don Severe, AA; Edilberto Tiburcio, SD; Joseph Tomanik, AA; Matthew Wolfe, AAS
Bangor:
Catherine Brahm, AAS; Jeremy Carrington, AA; Mary Carrington, AA; Anna Cerino, SD; Zachary Comunale, AAS; Casey Dodge, AAS; Bridgette Evoy, SD; Rae Fiore, SD; Nicole Flyte, AA; Ferize Katzarova, AAS; Zachary Muzzey-Nessa, AA; Heather Paicer, AA; Yahaira Perez-Russo, SD; Lauren Picone, SD; Lorey Stevens, CERT; Christopher Swanton, AAS; Curtis Webb, SD
Barnesville:
Jessica Fox, AA
Bartonsville:
Lynsie Davila, AA; Michael Mastrobattista, AAS; Amanda Polimeni, AAS; Sera Tomaszfski, SD; Christy Vanluvender, AAS
Bath:
Matthew Caldwell, AAS; Jami Cericola, AA; Nicole Fisher, SD; Thomas George, AAS; Selena McMaster, AAS; George Miller, AAS; Vincent Morrow, AAS; Ashley Neumeyer, AAS; Dawn Reese, AAS; Kay Shettig, AAS; Jenifer Stilgenbauer, AAS; Nathan Wright, AA; Mary Zastko, SD
Bensalem:
John Altieri, SD
Berwick:
Wendy VanHorn, SD
Bethlehem:
Melissa Acevedo, AAS; Kirsten Ackland, AAS; Michelle Adams, AA; Obed Afaase, CERT; Li'Andrea Alapai, AA; Angela Babio, AAS; Joshua Baker, AAS; James Barnes, AA; Rachel Benko, AA; Michele Berner, SD; Dawn Bond, AA; Nicholas Brauchle, AAS; Elizabeth Briggs, AA; Gildinna Brown, AAS; Pamela Brown, SD; Sierra Brown, AA; Kyle Burke, AAS, AAS; Donna Cardascia, AA; Melissa Carman, AAS; Michelle Carrion, AA; Evagelia Chatzidakis, AA; Robin Claar, AA; Norma Cruz, AA; Vincent Cucchiara, AAS; John David CERT; Krystal Davis, AAS; Scott Decker, SD; Nicholas Deppe AS; Isioma Dunkwu, AAS; Ashley Elmquist, AA; Laura Ettwein, SD; Darlene Ferencin, SD; Michael Finelli, AA; Michael Fischbach, AAS; Christopher Fistner, AAS; Marcia Fly, SD; Hannah Fox, SD; Christopher Fraley, AA; Brooke Frankenfield, AA; Colleen Gaudreau, AAS; Nicholas Geosits, AA; Derek Gillis, AAS; Monica Green, AA; Farooq Hashim, AA; Daniel Heayn, AAS; Elizabeth Heist, AAS; Chelsey Hildebrant, AA; Richard Holmes, AA; Javier Inga, SD; Denay Kantor, AA; Penny Kelemen, AAS; Ethan Keys, SD; Derek Kichline, AA; Patty Kichline, AAS; Michele Klova, SD; Adrianna Kolumber, AAS; Kasie Krasnai, AA; Desiree Kulp, AAS; Kyle Kunsman, AA; Ashley Lopez, AAS; Mark Mack, AA; Barbara Maholick, SD; Karina Makarov, AAS; Eric Mantz, SD; Erin Marron, AA; Tina Marzigliano, AAS; Judith Mattei, AAS; Scott Matthews, AA; Maria McIntire, AAS; David Miller, AA; Osmal Misiak, AAS; Stephen Moser, AAS; Chad Moyer, AAS; Matthew Muehlen, AAS; Salim Naqwi, SD; Lynn Naugle, CERT; Nicholas Neos, AAS; Lien Nguyen, AAS; Cindy Nieves, AAS; James Ober, AAS; Adam O'Neil, AA; Josue Ortiz, AA; Josh Ortwein, SD; Ronnie Pacchioli, AAS; Darrell Pacheco, AA; Swetaben Patel, AA; Jorge Perez, AAS; Lauren Perlman, AA; Jessica Peters, AAS; Melissa Poehler, SD; Tanya Polenchar, AAS; Kevin Posivak, AAS; Jonathan Ramirez, AA; Samuel Raup, AA; Lindsey Reeman, AA; Joanna Reitz, AAS; Kaitlyn Rich, AA; Shari Richelieu, AAS; Shari Richelieu, AAS; Carmelo Rivera, SD; Anett Rizos, AAS; Nirka Rodriguez, AA; Samantha Rodriguez, AA; Teresa Roman, AA; Jenifer Roy, AAS; Nelvia Ruano, AA; Bibi Sadeya, SD; Jenice Sampson, AA; Courtney Sanchez, AA; Diandra Santiago, AAS; Angelica Sarcione, SD; Pamela Sarley, AA; Kaitlyn Sauers, AAS; Danielle Schefflin, AAS; Mark Scheirer, SD; Kathleen Sculley, CERT; Catherine Semler, AA, SD; Jared Serman, AA; Abigail Skelly, AAS; Danielle Smith, AA; Mark Smith, AAS; Caitlin Spadt, AAS; Amber Steidinger, AA; Garth Stenger, SD; Huma Tajdar, AAS; Patricia Talotta CERT; Cara Tenore, AA; Annette Thompson CERT; Ivette Thompson, AAS; Lisette Tirado, AAS; Marcella Torres, AA; Chelsea Toth, AAS; June Tran, AA; Eileen Trapp, AAS; Will Tunstall, AA; Nicole Vallone, AAS; Carmen Vasquez, SD; Pedro Velazquez, SD; Debra Weber, SD; Rachel Weller, AAS; Caroline West, AA; Maura West, AA; Lori Wonderly, AAS; Jamie Yeager, AA
Blakeslee:
Maryjean Gushlaw, AAS; Chandrawattie Reid, SD
Boyertown:
Chelsey Rife, AAS
Breinigsville:
Vani Chillara, AA
Bridgeport:
Dalila Torres, AAS
Brodheadsville:
Michael Boland, AAS; Jasmine Parisi, AA; Danielle Rohaly, AAS
Bushkill:
Jason Constance, AS; Janae Hawes, AA; Debra Hayward, AAS; Willie Jackson, AA; Yvette Keitt, AA; Alaina Rude, AA
Canadensis:
Christie Mendez, AAS
Canonsburg:
Debra Coen, SD
Coaldale:
Karen Morsi, SD
Collegeville:
Cynthia Kopensky, SD
Columbia:
Justin Koehler, AAS
Conneautville:
Telce Varee, SD
Coplay:
Anna Bodisch, AAS; Ashley Hrichak, AAS
Cresco:
Zlata Berezhna, AA; Mary Collins, SD; Courtney Drake, AA; Amy Kreckman, AA; Gennaro Sole, AS; Brenda Thorsen, CERT; Lindsey Walker, AA
Dingmans Ferry:
Thomas Spataro, AA
Douglassville:
Michelle Kehoe, SD
Dushore:
Alesha Johnson, SD
East Bangor:
Kimberlee Cowley, AAS; Karen Stambaugh, AAS
East Stroudsburg:
Nory Abalos, AAS; Dana Barrett, AA; Julia Boyer, CERT; Suzanne Campbell, SD; Monique Carty, AAS; Joshua Catalano, AA; Kathy Chelednik, AA; Christopher Cioc, AA; Ephranna Copeland, AA; Chriselle Cosme, AA; Kristine Cruz, AA; James Dodge, AAS; David Dominguez, SD; Charles Ecenbarger, AA; Jordan Frazier, AA; Kimberly Georgia, AAS; Janice Gush, SD; Kenneth Jacobi, AS; Ljuba Konstantin, AA; Joshua Kraft, AS; Tiffany Maisonet, AAS; Anthony Martin, AA; Sokha Morra, CERT; Ashley Morris, AAS; Nancy Pace, SD; Joseph Ramos, AAS; Ana Rhynie, AA; Ruth Romero, CERT; Kelly Ruschke, AA; Christopher Slusarek, AAS; Fabian Soto, AA; Eileen Stio, CERT; Heather Warner, SD; Brandon White, AA; Rita Zhou, AA
Easton:
Alex Adams, AAS; Oluwadamilare Adebesin, CERT; Tarmattie Ali, SD; Lalitha Ambat, AAS; Anafrid Amiani, AAS; Michael Apgar, AA; Marissa Banko, AA; Kaitlyn Bennett, AA; Yan Blackton, CERT; Jessica Bolluyt, AA; Katherine Bowman, AA; Kelley Brackett, CERT; Kiionda Carvin, AAS; Bethany Chamberlin, AA; David Cope, SD; Sarina Creazzo, AA; Matthew Daiello, SD; Aracely Daroch, CERT; Michael Desiante, AA; Danielle DiGregorio, AA; Elizabeth Eckert, AA; Erica Ellison, AAS; Ashley Evans, SD; Brian Fauerbach, AA; Alyssa Flowers, AAS; Dennis Flynn, AAS; Enan Flynn, SD; Chris Franz, AAS; Michelle Fritsch, AAS; Peter Gabat, CERT; Gacem Ghileb, SD; Diana Giron, AA; Mary Gunderman, AA; Gwen Harling, AAS; Lakisha Hawkins, SD; Melody Holena, AA; Jennifer Hutchens, AAS; Jeffery Jamison, AAS; Channel Jones, AAS; Jason Jones, AAS; Kyeshia Jones, AAS; Shanel Jones, AAS; Jennyfer Joseph, AA; Manpreet Kaur, AAS; Rajwinder Kaur, AA; Katrina Knight, AAS; Sandy Le, AA; Marissa Lippincott, AA; Sarah Marsh, SD; Kayla McCullough, AA; Mark McFadden, AA; Paul McFadden, AAS; Ashley McIntyre, SD; James McMichael, AA; Rebecca Mease, AA; Ryan Metz, AAS; Katelyn Miller, AAS; Sharon Miller, SD; Tyler Miller, SD; Elizabeth Mills, AA; Colleen Mitchell, AA; Marie Muschlitz, CERT; Carmen Nicolae, AAS; Erica Norton, AA; Steven Panagakos, AA; Richelle Pinto, AAS; Patricia Price, SD; Christine Principato, CERT; Kara Radler, AA; Sean Rainey, AAS; Ashley Robertson, AAS; Lorely Sanchez, SD; Bryan Santini, AAS; Hannah Schroer, AA; Cristina Shupp, AAS; Michael Smith, AAS; Karrie Snyder, SD; Alexander Stocks, AAS; Christina Stoddard, AA; Shirley Su-Kastner, AAS; Michelle Tejeda, AAS; Mark Thaler, AA; Matthew Thomas, AAS; Claire Tita, CERT; Jacquelyn Tornabene, AA; Rosemarie Tota, SD; Kenneth Valencia Acosta, AAS; Baron Vanderburg, AA; Natalie VanHorn, AAS; Rebecca Verba, AAS; Darcie Wagner, AAS; LaShelle Williams, SD; Krista Yob, AA; Anderson Zuleta, AA
Effort:
Thomas DeZinna, AAS; Victoria Edwards, AA; Amanda Fulcomer, AA; Alexandra Galantino, AAS; Joan Gorman, CERT; Nicole Owens, AAS; Maria Rosado, AAS; Verona St. Hill, SD; Kristine Tregaskis, AA
Emmaus:
Virginia Capone, SD; Holly George, AAS; Corey Trainer, SD
Fogelsville:
Brittany Lewis, AAS
Ford City:
Kayle Lang, SD
Forty Fort:
Corina Manfre, AAS
Fountain Hill:
Richard Hatch, SD
Freemansburg:
Denise Robertson, CERT; Leslie Urquiza, AA
Gilbert:
Kara Yanni, AAS
Gilbertsville:
John Gaertner, CERT; Claudia Malloy, SD
Glen Mills:
Melanie Hamilton, AAS
Gouldsboro:
Jaime Richards, AA
Greentown:
Stephanie Glatz, AA
Hellertown:
Mary Brigham, AA; Jena Frankenfield, SD; Jennifer Frey, AA; Ann Haymaker, AA; Joseph Latassa, AA; Alexandria Limpar, AAS; Allee Luybli, SD; Kenda Luybli, SD; Russell Martin, AS; Kimberly Sowder, CERT
Henryville:
Kelsey Haney, AA; Stephanie Kramer, AA; Tara Lardieri, SD; Faraz Mahmood, AA; Yee Woo, SD
Houtzdale:
Tonya Lewis, SD
Indiana:
Carrie Semsick, AAS
Jermyn:
Christopher Hunt, AAS
Jim Thorpe:
Steven Hill, AAS; Amy Wagner-Bakelaar, AAS
Kresgeville:
Sheila Getz, AAS
Kunkletown:
Shawn Cavanaugh, AA; Kerry Daubenspeck, AA; Cheryl Hahn, AAS; Steven Jarecki, AA; Elizabeth Lachcik, AAS; Charles LaSala, AA; Lauren Ziev, AAS
Kutztown:
Lindsay Conrad, SD; Jill Kline, AAS
Lake Arie:
Christine Rudy, SD
Lansdale:
Kevin Strizziere, AAS
Larksville:
Alecia Morris, SD
Laureldale:
Janice Bortz, SD
Lawrenceville:
April Ransom, SD
Linesville:
Maxine Heckman, AAS
Long Pond:
Joseph Gay, AA; Mayra Rivera, AA
Lords Valley:
Patricia Leggio, SD
Macungie:
Matthew Paxton, SD; Lowell Smith, AAS; James Young, AAS
Meshoppen:
Heather Shafer, SD
Mifflinburg:
Nancy Bostian, SD
Mohnton:
Jacob Bednar, AAS
Morrisdale:
Janelle Bainey, SD
Mount Bethel:
Kristin Daly, AAS; Wendy Lacaillade, AAS; Cory Overholt, AA
Mount Pocono:
Pamela Addo, AA; Dara Cunningham, AA; Donna Wolfe, AAS
Nazareth:
Jeffrey Barlow, SD; Adam Belcastro, SD; Andrea Bitner, AA; Maraya Bitner, AA; Dori Brown, SD; Ann Conte, SD; Lucas Daransky, AA; David David, AAS; Austin Deutsch, AAS, SD; Alexandra Dominick, AA; Rheanna Doncses Bowers, AA; Michael Frings, AAS; Jeremy Furry, AAS; Megan Getz, AAS; Meghan Iudicello, AAS; Allison Krosencky, CERT; Heather LaBar, AAS; William Martin, AAS; Brandon Miklich, AAS; Cory Miller, AA; Bradley Moser, AAS; Corey Newman, SD; Jason Partington, AA; Jack Pezzino, AA; Michael Piripavel, AAS; Maria Poloni, AAS; Sherri Sauka, SD; Barbara Scholl, CERT; Robert Sherman, AA; Jason VanHorn, AS; Stephanie Zopf, SD
Nesquehoning:
Amanda Strohl, SD
Northampton:
Jazmin Balado, AAS; Alexander Camarato, AAS; Joshua Carrasco, AA; Josette Cotto, SD; Matthew Finger, AAS; James Fleury, AAS; Justin Gober, AA; Robin Gordon, AAS; Thomas Hanson, AA; Jennifer Huber, AAS; Catherine Husak, SD; Emily Leibold, AA; Teresa Redline, AAS; Rebekah Ritz, SD; Marybeth Roscoe, SD; Vincenzo Rossini, AAS; Rhonda Santee, AAS; Matthew Sevem, AAS; Jillian Sobeski, AAS
Oil City:
Monica Weeter, SD
Orefield:
Brian Maxwell, AS
Palmerton:
Mariann Kmetz, SD
Paoli:
Jaimin Pandya, AA
Pen Argyl:
Lynn Ardinger, AA; Xiomara Cajigas, AAS; Frank DeBono, AAS; Adam Graham, AA; Samantha Hahn, AA; Michelle Hildebrant, CERT; Robert Kinsey, AS; Ryan Melhem, AAS; Heather Owen, CERT; Jessica Schmauder, AA; Hayley Willever, AA
Philadelphia:
Tacita Carter, SD; James Copeland, SD; Gloria Gordon, SD; Olivia Haven, AAS; Michelle Kostelnick Stoliker, AA
Pittsburgh:
Maria Bey, SD; Alicia Booz, SD; Arran Harland, SD; Jennifer Karpa, SD; Cynthia Wiese, AAS
Pocono Lake:
Koryn Murtha, AA; ToniAnn Weirich, AAS
Pocono Summit:
Emilia Lausz, SD; Kassidy Milford, AAS; Deven Rogoshewski, AAS
Portland:
Abigail Cramer Pilla, AA
Quakertown:
Caitlin Kucher, AAS; Jennifer Perreault, AAS
Reeders:
Timothy Koerner, AAS
Revere:
Edward Aichele, AAS
Riegelsville:
Kimberly Beall, AA; David Gerstenberg, AA
Roseto:
Heather Antonioli, CERT; Carly Boos, AA; Amanda Impeciati, AAS; Gina Marinucci, SD
Saylorsburg:
Paul Broccoli, AAS; Seth Brown, AAS; Melissa Clark, AAS; Thomas Corwin, AA; Amanda Grigg, AAS; John Johnson, AAS; Ian Kennedy, AA; Teia Mitchell, AAS; Lorynn Niklas, AA; Veronica Strohl, AAS
Schuylkill Haven:
Melanie McClintock, SD
Sciota:
Delphine Matsinger, CERT
Scotrun:
Julius Cannon, AAS
Scranton:
Jason Harrison, AAS; Bruce Maushart, AAS
Selinsgrove:
Susan Weller, SD
Shamokin:
Jessica Peifer, AAS
Shawnee on Delaware:
Donna DeSantis, AA; Scott Zimmerman, AAS
Shenandoah:
Beth Thomas, AAS
Stevensville:
Barbara Franklin, SD
Stroudsburg:
Gweneta Borden, SD; Amanda Bravo, AAS; Gema Charvet, AAS; Kristina Corbo, AAS; Cathy Crenshaw, CERT; Jennifer DeGraw, AAS; Barbara Dormevil, CERT; Christine Ellis, SD; Lou-Anne Finn, AAS; Gregory Fleming, AA; Farid Juya, AAS; Judith Leinhauser, AAS; Kimberly Livigne, AAS; Tracy Lovrinic, CERT; Janice Milazzo, AAS; Doris Ozaeta, AAS; Sarah Pritchard, SD; Jason Rau, AAS; Jeffrey Reitz, SD; Natasha Ruiz, SD; Shantal Seerattan, AAS; Laura Shamburger, AA; Ling Tomaine, SD; Stephanie Umphrey, AAS; Florence Weinberg, SD; Kristine Wright, AAS; Morgan Young, AAS
Tamaqua:
Loren Barbara, CERT; Janice Reigel, AA
Tamiment:
Jose Guzman, AAS; Amy Kelleher-Kerner, AAS
Tannersville:
Carla VanVoorhis, AAS
Tatamy:
Jennifer Cressman, AAS; Charles Werkheiser, AA
Temple:
Jessica Bailey, SD
Tioga:
Penny Heffner, AAS
Tobyhanna:
Berkeley Arthur, AA; Chamadavi Bacchus, SD; Michael Craunakis, AAS; Samantha Donovan, AAS; Gloria Engerman, SD; Brandon Fernando, AA; Melanie Huber, SD; Alfred Johnson, AAS; Sean Kelly, AA; Petronia Kirton, SD; Ian LaRocco, AA; Natasha Ljuljic, AAS; Jackie McClain, SD; JoAnne Pascullo, AA; Kimberly Rivera, AAS; Jolene Vernet, CERT
Union City:
Christine Slocum, SD
Walnutport:
Amy Bailey, AAS; Justin Becker, AAS; Scott Christ, AAS; Peter Costalas, AAS; Kathleen Deist, AAS; Daniel Hart, AAS; Alice Helfrich, AAS; Brittany Helfrich, AAS; David Ongiri, AAS; Lauren Schlichting, AAS; Adrienne Szoke, SD, SD; James Zettlemoyer, AAS
Washington:
Brandi Ankrom, SD
Waymart:
Helena Muir, AAS
Wescosville:
Thomas Winters, SD
West Chester:
Kelsey Hopton, AAS
West Grove:
Megan Strange, AAS
Whitehall:
Denise Fontenelle, AAS; Rami Mamari, AA; Stacy Miller, AAS; Patricia Tonay, AA; Lisa Wiley, SD
Wind Gap:
Janine Belvis, CERT; Tyler Bostic, SD; Michelle Cooper, AAS; Kaitlen Gavinski, AAS; Theresa Hoffman, AA; Michael Loureiro, AS; Matthew Newman, SD; Adriana Snyder, SD; Christine Sole, AAS Wyalusing: Heather Spencer, SD
From New Jersey:
Bedminster:
Tiffany Bass, AAS
Delanco:
Dana Aita, SD
Hackettstown:
Danyelle Ruschak, AAS
Medford Lakes:
Kimberly Smith, SD
Phillipsburg:
Karyssa Keiderling, AAS; Kayla Swinicki, SD
Pittstown:
Anthony Fusco, AAS
Rochelle Park:
Christina Moran, AA
West Orange:
Laura Browne, SD
From Other States:
Katherine Barhight-Ray, SD, Columbus, GA; Kelly Burris, SD, Circleville, OH; Martha Company, SD, Flagler Beach, FL; Amalia Giordano, SD, Fort Myers, FL; Tanisha Green, SD, Lawrence, KS; Erika Herstich, CERT, Seminole, FL; Lisa Hill, SD, St Augustine, FL; Judith Jenkins, SD, Xenia, OH; George Kolaronda, AA, Fort Myer, FL; Britt Lindquist, SD, Grand Forks, ND; Sharyn Mackey, SD, Waynesboro, VA; Ann McCafferty, SD, Botkins, OH; Petra Onhajzerova, AA, Austin, TX; Jennifer Packwood, SD, DeMotte, IN; James Paranzino, AA, Clearwater Beach, FL; Kathryn Rivera, AAS, Woodhaven, NY; Christine Vasko, AAS, Willowick, OH; Hongzhi Wang, SD, Fairfax, VA; Lori Wog, AAS, Sioux Falls, SD; Abigail Zapanta, CERT, Flushing, NY
From Other Countries:
Aurelien Apruzzese, AAS, France; Abdoulaye Doukara, AA, Mali; Sooyeon Han, AA, South Korea; Antonys Melek, AA, Egypt; Wendy Ricciardi, SD, Canada; Watchaporn Rojrattana, SD, Thailand; Julia Schneider, AS, Germany; Mincheol Shin, AAS, South Korea; Jean Sulit, CERT, Philippines; Axel Zamora Cardoza, AS, Nicaragua
Trevor Gordon Hall
Trevor Gordon Hall
January 29, 2011 | 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Trevor Gordon Hall returns to the Center. The guitar virtuoso and Revel recording artist, again brings his unique, 'experiential' sound to the Center. Trevor's pieces range in sound from edgy, driving rhythms to sweet melodic phrases. http://www.trevorgordonhall.com/
Tickets $10.00
January 29, 2011 | 7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Trevor Gordon Hall returns to the Center. The guitar virtuoso and Revel recording artist, again brings his unique, 'experiential' sound to the Center. Trevor's pieces range in sound from edgy, driving rhythms to sweet melodic phrases. http://www.trevorgordonhall.com/
Tickets $10.00
Moravian Historical Lunch
FROM ROSS NUNAMAKER
The Moravian Historical Society will hold its next Lecture at Lunch this coming Tuesday, February 1 from 12:00pm - 3:00pm featuring Mia Mengel speaking on "One Faith, Two Worlds", her missionary work in Tanzania along with Morning Call photographer Harry Fisher. Bring a bag lunch - drinks and dessert will be provided at the Whitefield House Museum.
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The Moravian Historical Society will hold its next Lecture at Lunch this coming Tuesday, February 1 from 12:00pm - 3:00pm featuring Mia Mengel speaking on "One Faith, Two Worlds", her missionary work in Tanzania along with Morning Call photographer Harry Fisher. Bring a bag lunch - drinks and dessert will be provided at the Whitefield House Museum.
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Nazareth Won't Bring Home the Freddy
FROM ROSS NUNAMAKER
The Express-Times’ Joe Owens has his annual post regarding the NASD HS Theatre Troupe’s failure to participate in the biggest theatre event in the Lehigh Valley, the State Theatre’s Freddy Awards which of course prompts my annual post on the same.
If you haven’t seen the Freddy’s either live or on TV, the program is designed to celebrate HS theatre productions in an Award Show format at the State Theatre in Easton. All of the entered schools attend the event and many perform on stage some of the top numbers from their show. In addition to the students being recognized and getting to know one another through rehearsals and the show, there are awards for both productions and individuals, including scholarships.
To date, Nazareth has been the only school to steadfastly refuse to participate. Why is anyone’s guess, but the one certain fact is that our students are missing out by not attending and if there is relevance to HS theatre, as I believe there is, they are also making themselves and the community look bad by doing so.
Posted via email from Ross Nunamaker
The Express-Times’ Joe Owens has his annual post regarding the NASD HS Theatre Troupe’s failure to participate in the biggest theatre event in the Lehigh Valley, the State Theatre’s Freddy Awards which of course prompts my annual post on the same.
If you haven’t seen the Freddy’s either live or on TV, the program is designed to celebrate HS theatre productions in an Award Show format at the State Theatre in Easton. All of the entered schools attend the event and many perform on stage some of the top numbers from their show. In addition to the students being recognized and getting to know one another through rehearsals and the show, there are awards for both productions and individuals, including scholarships.
To date, Nazareth has been the only school to steadfastly refuse to participate. Why is anyone’s guess, but the one certain fact is that our students are missing out by not attending and if there is relevance to HS theatre, as I believe there is, they are also making themselves and the community look bad by doing so.
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Every gym on every Tuesday and Friday night should be like Nazareth was on this night
FROM KEITH GROLLER
Liberty and Nazareth are talking about having girl-boy doubleheaders every year. Based on what we saw Friday night at Barry Boyer Court, that's a pretty good idea.
Some seats were available, but not many. This was a terrific crowd and a playoff atmosphere for the Liberty-Nazareth game and the kids responded with a hard-fought, intense game that rocked the place.
Tim Hinkel of the Express and I were both amazed at the atmosphere as we had to squeeze in behind the scorer's table. So were the coaches and the players who said it was a lot of fun.
"The crowd was awesome and we felt it on the court," said the Blue Eagles Bryce Higgs.
A lot of money was probably raised for the causes connected to the late Todd Rothrock and Derek Kehoe and that only added to a special night that had everyone, even losing coach Chad Landis, feeling good about it.
Ok, well "feeling good" may be too strong a phrase for Landis, who hoped his team would learn from it.
Nazareth was stronger and quicker than his team on this night and he knew it. Liberty was outplayed on the interior and didn't make enough outside shots.
But it's better to be losing games at the end of January than at the end of February.
Liberty will be back, but this night belonged to a Nazareth team that is clearly moving forward without center Karl Keglovits and ready to get on another late-season roll.
"We needed this," Higgs said, noting Nazareth just lost to Central Catholic on Tuesday. "Liberty's a great team and beating them, we should go on a run now."
Congrats to the Weave for again accurately picking a Nazareth win while me and a lot of others picked Liberty. Nice goin' Weave and great to see you at work at the front door.
Liberty and Nazareth are talking about having girl-boy doubleheaders every year. Based on what we saw Friday night at Barry Boyer Court, that's a pretty good idea.
Some seats were available, but not many. This was a terrific crowd and a playoff atmosphere for the Liberty-Nazareth game and the kids responded with a hard-fought, intense game that rocked the place.
Tim Hinkel of the Express and I were both amazed at the atmosphere as we had to squeeze in behind the scorer's table. So were the coaches and the players who said it was a lot of fun.
"The crowd was awesome and we felt it on the court," said the Blue Eagles Bryce Higgs.
A lot of money was probably raised for the causes connected to the late Todd Rothrock and Derek Kehoe and that only added to a special night that had everyone, even losing coach Chad Landis, feeling good about it.
Ok, well "feeling good" may be too strong a phrase for Landis, who hoped his team would learn from it.
Nazareth was stronger and quicker than his team on this night and he knew it. Liberty was outplayed on the interior and didn't make enough outside shots.
But it's better to be losing games at the end of January than at the end of February.
Liberty will be back, but this night belonged to a Nazareth team that is clearly moving forward without center Karl Keglovits and ready to get on another late-season roll.
"We needed this," Higgs said, noting Nazareth just lost to Central Catholic on Tuesday. "Liberty's a great team and beating them, we should go on a run now."
Congrats to the Weave for again accurately picking a Nazareth win while me and a lot of others picked Liberty. Nice goin' Weave and great to see you at work at the front door.
Friday, January 28, 2011
Charged-up Nazareth storms past Hurricanes, 62-53
FROM KEITH GROLLER
At the conclusion of a pregame ceremony Friday night at Nazareth, Allison Rothrock, wife of the late Todd Rothrock and mother of current Blue Eagles player Matt Rothrock, wished both Liberty and Nazareth good luck and encouraged them to go out and make a new memory.
What followed was, indeed, a memorable game that Allison's husband -- the Nazareth grad and former Liberty coach -- would have loved.
Perhaps the Blue Eagles will remember it more fondly since they used a big second half to overcome a six-point halftime deficit and pull away to a 62-53 Lehigh Valley Conference win over the third-ranked team in the state.
Chuck Dibilio and Bryce Higgs combined for 40 points -- 15 of Higgs' 19 coming in the second half -- as an inspired, intense Nazareth team snapped Liberty's 11-game win streak.
The Blue Eagles held the Hurricanes to eight points in the third quarter and then outscored Liberty 9-2 over the final 1:38 to secure the program's biggest win since winning the LVC title a year ago.
A large crowd, on hand not only for a girl-boy doubleheader, but also to honor the memory of Rothrock and Nazareth basketball player Derek Kehoe, created a playoff-style atmosphere and the Blue Eagles looked a lot like the team that won six straight en route to their first LVC crown last season.
"This was a great atmosphere. … emotional a little bit … especially with Matt Rothrock on this team," Nazareth coach Joe Arndt said. "The guys wanted to get the win for Matty. They just stepped up and we got great efforts from a lot of kids, especially Higgs and Branden Kline inside."
Arndt said that Nazareth wasn't physical enough in a disappointing 62-56 loss to Central Catholic on Tuesday night
"We got beat up by Central and just weren't tough enough, but tonight we were much stronger," he said. "We rebounded the basketball and made our foul shots."
Nazareth (12-2, 6-2) was 20-for-25 at the line overall and 11-for-14 in the fourth quarter when the Blue Eagles went toe-to-toe with Liberty.
Darrun Hilliard, the Hurricanes' senior star, scored just seven points through the first three periods, but tried to take over the game in the fourth.
He made two 3-pointers within the first 80 seconds of the closing quarter, and scored 14 points overall in the final stanza. His second trey gave Liberty a brief 46-45 lead early in the fourth, but the 'Canes couldn't sustain it.
"Our defense revolved around Hilliard; we just tried to contain him the best we can," Higgs said. "As long as you can keep him to around 18, you have a chance to win."
Higgs, a 6-foot-6 senior forward, actually outscored Hilliard, 19-18.
"We really needed this game," Higgs said. "As for me, I just take what's there and try to get my points in the flow of the game. The big key was our rebounding and intensity. We're a transition team and we need to get the ball up the court. We need to keep the energy up."
Liberty also played with a lot of energy, but just couldn't stay in synch.
The Hurricanes had seven turnovers in the first quarter and seven more when things got away from them in the third quarter.
"That's the way basketball goes," Liberty coach Chad Landis said. "Give Nazareth credit because they outplayed us inside and got some key second-chance points. Normally we do a good job inside and control the glass, but tonight they worked a little harder than us.
"They won the transition game and they won around the glass and that's two big battles to win."
Izel Dickerson and Alex Akabogu, who had three 3-pointers in the first quarter, finished with 11 points apiece. The Hurricanes had eight 3-pointers overall, but lacked the offensive crispness that they have had during their win stretch.
Liberty will have to rebound quickly since it plays Pocono Mountain West in the Hoop Group Lehigh Valley Showcase Sunday night at Parkland.
"Every coach wants to run the table and go undefeated, but a loss isn't the worst thing in the world," Landis said. "If the kids and the coaches rebound, and you go back to the drawing board and learn from your mistakes, a loss can be a good thing."
At the conclusion of a pregame ceremony Friday night at Nazareth, Allison Rothrock, wife of the late Todd Rothrock and mother of current Blue Eagles player Matt Rothrock, wished both Liberty and Nazareth good luck and encouraged them to go out and make a new memory.
What followed was, indeed, a memorable game that Allison's husband -- the Nazareth grad and former Liberty coach -- would have loved.
Perhaps the Blue Eagles will remember it more fondly since they used a big second half to overcome a six-point halftime deficit and pull away to a 62-53 Lehigh Valley Conference win over the third-ranked team in the state.
Chuck Dibilio and Bryce Higgs combined for 40 points -- 15 of Higgs' 19 coming in the second half -- as an inspired, intense Nazareth team snapped Liberty's 11-game win streak.
The Blue Eagles held the Hurricanes to eight points in the third quarter and then outscored Liberty 9-2 over the final 1:38 to secure the program's biggest win since winning the LVC title a year ago.
A large crowd, on hand not only for a girl-boy doubleheader, but also to honor the memory of Rothrock and Nazareth basketball player Derek Kehoe, created a playoff-style atmosphere and the Blue Eagles looked a lot like the team that won six straight en route to their first LVC crown last season.
"This was a great atmosphere. … emotional a little bit … especially with Matt Rothrock on this team," Nazareth coach Joe Arndt said. "The guys wanted to get the win for Matty. They just stepped up and we got great efforts from a lot of kids, especially Higgs and Branden Kline inside."
Arndt said that Nazareth wasn't physical enough in a disappointing 62-56 loss to Central Catholic on Tuesday night
"We got beat up by Central and just weren't tough enough, but tonight we were much stronger," he said. "We rebounded the basketball and made our foul shots."
Nazareth (12-2, 6-2) was 20-for-25 at the line overall and 11-for-14 in the fourth quarter when the Blue Eagles went toe-to-toe with Liberty.
Darrun Hilliard, the Hurricanes' senior star, scored just seven points through the first three periods, but tried to take over the game in the fourth.
He made two 3-pointers within the first 80 seconds of the closing quarter, and scored 14 points overall in the final stanza. His second trey gave Liberty a brief 46-45 lead early in the fourth, but the 'Canes couldn't sustain it.
"Our defense revolved around Hilliard; we just tried to contain him the best we can," Higgs said. "As long as you can keep him to around 18, you have a chance to win."
Higgs, a 6-foot-6 senior forward, actually outscored Hilliard, 19-18.
"We really needed this game," Higgs said. "As for me, I just take what's there and try to get my points in the flow of the game. The big key was our rebounding and intensity. We're a transition team and we need to get the ball up the court. We need to keep the energy up."
Liberty also played with a lot of energy, but just couldn't stay in synch.
The Hurricanes had seven turnovers in the first quarter and seven more when things got away from them in the third quarter.
"That's the way basketball goes," Liberty coach Chad Landis said. "Give Nazareth credit because they outplayed us inside and got some key second-chance points. Normally we do a good job inside and control the glass, but tonight they worked a little harder than us.
"They won the transition game and they won around the glass and that's two big battles to win."
Izel Dickerson and Alex Akabogu, who had three 3-pointers in the first quarter, finished with 11 points apiece. The Hurricanes had eight 3-pointers overall, but lacked the offensive crispness that they have had during their win stretch.
Liberty will have to rebound quickly since it plays Pocono Mountain West in the Hoop Group Lehigh Valley Showcase Sunday night at Parkland.
"Every coach wants to run the table and go undefeated, but a loss isn't the worst thing in the world," Landis said. "If the kids and the coaches rebound, and you go back to the drawing board and learn from your mistakes, a loss can be a good thing."
Easton cruises by Northampton in LVC wrestling
FROM THE MORNING CALL
Easton prepped for a fevered-pitch schedule next week with a victory opposing coach Terry Daubert said was defined by its work ethic. Next up for the Red Rovers: more practice.
"This time of year, you train, get tired, rest and train again," Easton coach Steve Powell said. "It's about peaking for states."
Easton won 10 of 14 bouts, earning bonus points in five of those, to overwhelm Northampton 38-14 in a Lehigh Valley Conference match on Friday. The Senior Night victory included a combined 5-1 record for the senior starters, who led the Rovers (15-1, 7-0 LVC) to within one match of the conference title. But that match will be part of a hectic week.
Easton will wrestle Phillipsburg on Monday in their annual rivalry match that likely supercedes an LVC title. Two nights later, the Red Rovers will visit Bethlehem Catholic in a match that will decide the LVC title. And next Friday, they most likely will be the top-seeded favorite to defend their District 11 Class 3A duals title.
As a result, perhaps the most important day of that stretch comes Saturday, when Easton finally will practice. Weather has kept the team out of the practice room for much of the last two weeks, and Powell is looking forward to it.
"In 35 years [of coaching], I've never seen anything like this," Powell said. "We've always been able to get in the building. It's totally unusual."
The Red Rovers compensated with a sharp effort against Northampton. Senior Jalal Paige (285) opened the match with a fiery pin, and Easton won the next six bouts to take a 24-0 lead. The Rovers held their opponents to four or fewer points in seven bouts.
"Easton wrestled really, really well," said Daubert, the Northampton coach. "They kept us off balance. To sum up the whole thing, I thought they just worked a whole lot harder than we did."
Among
EASTON 38, NORTHAMPTON 14
103: Kyle Baker (E) dec. Brandon Sommer 11-8.
112: Peter Stanley (E) dec. Paul Hetrick 5-1.
119: Evan DiSora (E) tech. fall Zach Valley 19-4 in 5:00.
125: Robbie Rizzolino (E) dec. Trey Daubert 12-1.
130: Calvin Daly (E) dec. Bobby Fehr 10-5.
135: Jason Stephen (N) dec. Mark Misczenski 13-5.
140: Joey Rizzolino (E) dec. Zach Wilson 13-3.
145: Mitch Minotti (E) dec. Cole Sheptock 8-0.
152: John Lambert (N) dec. Anthony Minotti 10-2.
160: Mason McIntyre (E) dec. Tim Kunkel 9-4.
171: Zach Bambary (E) dec. Brent Heintzelman 5-3.
189: Marcus Newsom (N) dec. Francis Slover 8-4.
215: Nick Sharga (N) dec. Tyler Greene 10-8.
285: Jalal Paige (E) pin Michael Wright :59.
Easton prepped for a fevered-pitch schedule next week with a victory opposing coach Terry Daubert said was defined by its work ethic. Next up for the Red Rovers: more practice.
"This time of year, you train, get tired, rest and train again," Easton coach Steve Powell said. "It's about peaking for states."
Easton won 10 of 14 bouts, earning bonus points in five of those, to overwhelm Northampton 38-14 in a Lehigh Valley Conference match on Friday. The Senior Night victory included a combined 5-1 record for the senior starters, who led the Rovers (15-1, 7-0 LVC) to within one match of the conference title. But that match will be part of a hectic week.
Easton will wrestle Phillipsburg on Monday in their annual rivalry match that likely supercedes an LVC title. Two nights later, the Red Rovers will visit Bethlehem Catholic in a match that will decide the LVC title. And next Friday, they most likely will be the top-seeded favorite to defend their District 11 Class 3A duals title.
As a result, perhaps the most important day of that stretch comes Saturday, when Easton finally will practice. Weather has kept the team out of the practice room for much of the last two weeks, and Powell is looking forward to it.
"In 35 years [of coaching], I've never seen anything like this," Powell said. "We've always been able to get in the building. It's totally unusual."
The Red Rovers compensated with a sharp effort against Northampton. Senior Jalal Paige (285) opened the match with a fiery pin, and Easton won the next six bouts to take a 24-0 lead. The Rovers held their opponents to four or fewer points in seven bouts.
"Easton wrestled really, really well," said Daubert, the Northampton coach. "They kept us off balance. To sum up the whole thing, I thought they just worked a whole lot harder than we did."
Among
EASTON 38, NORTHAMPTON 14
103: Kyle Baker (E) dec. Brandon Sommer 11-8.
112: Peter Stanley (E) dec. Paul Hetrick 5-1.
119: Evan DiSora (E) tech. fall Zach Valley 19-4 in 5:00.
125: Robbie Rizzolino (E) dec. Trey Daubert 12-1.
130: Calvin Daly (E) dec. Bobby Fehr 10-5.
135: Jason Stephen (N) dec. Mark Misczenski 13-5.
140: Joey Rizzolino (E) dec. Zach Wilson 13-3.
145: Mitch Minotti (E) dec. Cole Sheptock 8-0.
152: John Lambert (N) dec. Anthony Minotti 10-2.
160: Mason McIntyre (E) dec. Tim Kunkel 9-4.
171: Zach Bambary (E) dec. Brent Heintzelman 5-3.
189: Marcus Newsom (N) dec. Francis Slover 8-4.
215: Nick Sharga (N) dec. Tyler Greene 10-8.
285: Jalal Paige (E) pin Michael Wright :59.
Nazareth Area High School boys basketball team knocks off Liberty High School
By TOM HINKEL
The Express-Times
NAZARETH | The Nazareth Area High School boys basketball team has re-established itself as a force in the Lehigh Valley Conference.
Chuck Dibilio scored 21 points and Bryce Higgs added 19 Friday night as the Blue Eagles rallied to hand Liberty its first league loss, 62-53, before a near-capacity crowed at Ray Nunamaker Gymnasium.
There was a ceremony before the game in honor of former Nazareth player Derek Kehoe and ex-Liberty coach Todd Rothrock. Kehoe died of a rare form of cancer in 2006 and Rothrock passed away several days after suffering a stroke in 2008.
Nazareth (12-2 overall, 6-2 conference) trailed most of the way but took the lead for good when Higgs converted two free throws to put his team in front 47-46 with 5:51 remaining.
The partisan Nazareth crowd, energetic all night, rose to its feet and cheered wildly as the Blue Eagles gradually pulled away in the final minutes.
"The crowd was awesome," Higgs said. "You could feel the energy on the court."
"The crowd tonight was unbelievable," Nazareth coach Joe Arndt said. "It was a packed house and they really got into the game."
Liberty coach Chad Landis had high praise for the support from both teams.
"The crowd was terrific," he said. "The fans were into it on both sides. There was a lot of energy in the building. Every Friday night should be like this."
Liberty (13-2, 8-1), the top-ranked team in the Express-Times region and the last of the unbeatens in the LVC, led for most of the first three quarters before Nazareth seized control.
The Express-Times
NAZARETH | The Nazareth Area High School boys basketball team has re-established itself as a force in the Lehigh Valley Conference.
Chuck Dibilio scored 21 points and Bryce Higgs added 19 Friday night as the Blue Eagles rallied to hand Liberty its first league loss, 62-53, before a near-capacity crowed at Ray Nunamaker Gymnasium.
There was a ceremony before the game in honor of former Nazareth player Derek Kehoe and ex-Liberty coach Todd Rothrock. Kehoe died of a rare form of cancer in 2006 and Rothrock passed away several days after suffering a stroke in 2008.
Nazareth (12-2 overall, 6-2 conference) trailed most of the way but took the lead for good when Higgs converted two free throws to put his team in front 47-46 with 5:51 remaining.
The partisan Nazareth crowd, energetic all night, rose to its feet and cheered wildly as the Blue Eagles gradually pulled away in the final minutes.
"The crowd was awesome," Higgs said. "You could feel the energy on the court."
"The crowd tonight was unbelievable," Nazareth coach Joe Arndt said. "It was a packed house and they really got into the game."
Liberty coach Chad Landis had high praise for the support from both teams.
"The crowd was terrific," he said. "The fans were into it on both sides. There was a lot of energy in the building. Every Friday night should be like this."
Liberty (13-2, 8-1), the top-ranked team in the Express-Times region and the last of the unbeatens in the LVC, led for most of the first three quarters before Nazareth seized control.
Nazareth Area High School girls basketball team defeats Liberty High School 53-39
By TOM MUGAVERO
The Express-Times
NAZARETH | Nazareth High School senior forward Erika Livermore complained to her coaches she wasn't getting calls from the officials when she took the ball to the hoop -- so they implored her to go to the basket with authority.
Livermore listened, and 19 foul shot attempts later, the Blue Eagles were able to finally shake off pesky Liberty.
Livermore, a third team all-state selection last season, canned 16 of 19 free throws and finished with 24 points while also grabbing 12 rebounds to lead Nazareth to a 53-39 Lehigh Valley Conference victory on Friday night at Nunemaker Gym.
"I challenged her at halftime for the first time in a while," Nazareth coach Rich Bickert said "We told her if you want those fouls called you gotta go up harder than you're going up. Make 'em call a foul. And she works on her foul shots. Coach Ed (Smith) shoots 100 with her after practice every night."
"I'm glad it paid off finally in a game that mattered," said Livermore, Nazareth's all-time leading girls scorer with 1,244 points. "We're still in the hunt for LVC (playoffs); we just have to win out. Every game matters. It doesn't matter who we're playing."
Senior forward Kim Owens chipped in with 13 points on 6 for 9 shooting from the field for the Blue Eagles (11-3 overall, 7-2 LVC), who began the night a game behind Parkland and Northampton in the North Division.
Senior guard Caitlyn Gary scored eight points while taking over more of the ball-handling duties. Nazareth committed 22 turnovers but just two in the game-clinching fourth quarter.
"Our bigs played well, Kimmy really played well tonight," Bickert said. "And Caitlyn did what she had to."
Liberty (8-6, 4-4) began the night tied with Easton for the East Division lead. The Hurricanes trailed 8-0, 17-8 and 28-20 before rallying each time, coming back to tie the score at 28-28 and finally 35-35 on freshman Kali Shumock's scooping putback to open the fourth quarter.
But the 'Canes eventually ran out of gas from the repeated comebacks, and Nazareth finally force-fed Livermore in the post on the way to outscoring the Hurricanes 18-4 the rest of the way.
The Express-Times
NAZARETH | Nazareth High School senior forward Erika Livermore complained to her coaches she wasn't getting calls from the officials when she took the ball to the hoop -- so they implored her to go to the basket with authority.
Livermore listened, and 19 foul shot attempts later, the Blue Eagles were able to finally shake off pesky Liberty.
Livermore, a third team all-state selection last season, canned 16 of 19 free throws and finished with 24 points while also grabbing 12 rebounds to lead Nazareth to a 53-39 Lehigh Valley Conference victory on Friday night at Nunemaker Gym.
"I challenged her at halftime for the first time in a while," Nazareth coach Rich Bickert said "We told her if you want those fouls called you gotta go up harder than you're going up. Make 'em call a foul. And she works on her foul shots. Coach Ed (Smith) shoots 100 with her after practice every night."
"I'm glad it paid off finally in a game that mattered," said Livermore, Nazareth's all-time leading girls scorer with 1,244 points. "We're still in the hunt for LVC (playoffs); we just have to win out. Every game matters. It doesn't matter who we're playing."
Senior forward Kim Owens chipped in with 13 points on 6 for 9 shooting from the field for the Blue Eagles (11-3 overall, 7-2 LVC), who began the night a game behind Parkland and Northampton in the North Division.
Senior guard Caitlyn Gary scored eight points while taking over more of the ball-handling duties. Nazareth committed 22 turnovers but just two in the game-clinching fourth quarter.
"Our bigs played well, Kimmy really played well tonight," Bickert said. "And Caitlyn did what she had to."
Liberty (8-6, 4-4) began the night tied with Easton for the East Division lead. The Hurricanes trailed 8-0, 17-8 and 28-20 before rallying each time, coming back to tie the score at 28-28 and finally 35-35 on freshman Kali Shumock's scooping putback to open the fourth quarter.
But the 'Canes eventually ran out of gas from the repeated comebacks, and Nazareth finally force-fed Livermore in the post on the way to outscoring the Hurricanes 18-4 the rest of the way.
Thanks to Liberty Cheerleaders for letting me sit with them, there was no room for anybody in that GYM! It was Electric!
BREAKING NEWS:
Thanks to Liberty Cheerleaders for letting me sit with them, there was no room for anybody in that GYM! It was Electric! GOOD LUCK TO MY NAZARETH CHEERLEADERS TOMORROW AT FREEDOM IN THEIR COMPETITION!
Thanks to Liberty Cheerleaders for letting me sit with them, there was no room for anybody in that GYM! It was Electric! GOOD LUCK TO MY NAZARETH CHEERLEADERS TOMORROW AT FREEDOM IN THEIR COMPETITION!
Nazareth Boys Basketball beat Liberty 62-53
BREAKING NEWS:
Nazareth Boys Basketball beat Liberty 62-53.
They are now 12-2. We are at E-Burg South Tomorrow night and return home Monday vs Becahi in a makeup Game!!
Nazareth Boys Basketball beat Liberty 62-53.
They are now 12-2. We are at E-Burg South Tomorrow night and return home Monday vs Becahi in a makeup Game!!
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 2011
7:00p Local Impact of Marcellus Shale Drilling
PA Senate Majority Policy Committee
10:00p Transforming Communities in Pennsylvania Town Meeting
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12:00a PCN Tours Harman Stove Company in Halifax, PA
1:00a PCN Profiles Thomas Leighton, Mayor of Wilkes Barre
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PA Senate Majority Policy Committee
5:05p State Corrections Costs
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8:00p PCN Match of the Week: Northwestern Lehigh vs. Northern Lehigh
9:40p adultBasic Health Insurance
Rep. Tony DeLuca, D-Insurance Committee Minority Chair
10:45p Safety in Youth Sports Act
Rep. Tim Briggs, D-Montgomery
Sen. Pat Browne, R-Lehigh, Northampton & Monroe
11:20p Human Trafficking Legislation
Sen. Daylin Leach, D-Delaware and Montgomery
11:45p Crime Prevention Legislation
Rep. Eugene DePasquale, D-York
12:00a PA Books "Remembering Pittsburgh" with author Len Barcousky
1:00a PCN Call-In: School Vouchers (Recorded)
Sen. Anthony Williams, D-Philadelphia, Delaware
Thomas Gentzel, Executive Director of PA School Boards Association
SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 2011
2:00p PA Senate Republican Report
2:30p PA Senate Democratic Report
3:00p State Corrections Costs
PA Auditor General Jack Wagner
3:50p Mercury Pollution
PennEnvironment
4:00p Transforming Communities in Pennsylvania Town Meeting
Presented by M&T Bank and PCN
6:00p In Session: PA Constitutional Convention
Widener Law & Government Institute
6:30p On The Issues: Mike Barley, Executive Director of the PA Republican Party
7:00p On The Issues: Elimination of PA Turnpike Commission
Rep. Jim Christiana, R-Beaver
7:30p It’s History! PA Lumber Museum in Galeton, PA
8:00p PCN Tours Wise Snack Foods in Berwick, PA
8:25p PCN Tours Reidler Decals in St. Clair, PA
9:00p PA Books "The New Face of Small-Town America" with author Edgar Sandoval
10:00p PCN Profiles Stuart Malina
Music Director and Conductor of the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra
11:00p On The Issues: Uniform Property Tax Reassessment
Rep. Jesse White, D-Allegheny, Beaver, and Washington
11:30p On The Issues: Mike Barley, Executive Director of the PA Republican Party
12:00a On The Issues: Elimination of PA Turnpike Commission
Rep. Jim Christiana, R-Beaver
12:30a In Session: PA Constitutional Convention
Widener Law & Government Institute
1:00a It’s History! Fort Pitt Museum in Pittsburgh
1:30a It’s History! PA Lumber Museum in Galeton, PA
MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011
6:00a PCN Profiles Stuart Malina
Music Director and Conductor of the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra
7:00a PCN Tours Wise Snack Foods in Berwick, PA
7:25a PCN Tours Reidler Decals in St. Clair, PA
8:00a PA Books "The New Face of Small-Town America" with author Edgar Sandoval
9:00a It’s History! PA Lumber Museum in Galeton, PA
9:30a On The Issues: Elimination of PA Turnpike Commission
Rep. Jim Christiana, R-Beaver
10:00a State Corrections Costs
PA Auditor General Jack Wagner
10:50a Mercury Pollution
PennEnvironment
11:00a In Session: PA Constitutional Convention
Widener Law & Government Institute
11:30a PA Constitutional Convention
Rep. Scott Conklin, D-Centre
11:55a Committee Representation
PA House Rules Committee
12:10p House Rules and Committee Representation
Rep. Sam Smith, R-Speaker of the PA House
PA House Democrats
1:00p (LIVE) PA House
5:45p Weather World
6:00p PCN Tours Wise Snack Foods in Berwick, PA
6:25p PCN Tours Reidler Decals in St. Clair, PA
7:00p (LIVE) PCN Call-In: Education Issues
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Education Committee Chair
Sen. Andrew Dinniman, D-Education Committee Minority Chair
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00p On The Issues: Legislative District Boundaries
Christopher Nicholas of Eagle Consulting Group
8:30p Energy Symposium and Marcellus Shale Summit
Central Penn Business Journal
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2011
6:00a PCN Profiles Marcia Dale Weary
President of Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance
7:00a PCN Tours Willet Stained Glass in Philadelphia
8:00a PA Books: "Gifford Pinchot and the Making of Modern Environmentalism"
Author: Char Miller
9:00a PCN Call-In: Education Issues (Recorded)
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Education Committee Chair
Sen. Andrew Dinniman, D-Education Committee Minority Chair
10:00a (LIVE) Economic Outlook
PA House Appropriations Committee
12:30p On The Issues: Legislative District Boundaries
Christopher Nicholas of Eagle Consulting Group
1:00p (LIVE) State Sales Tax Systems
PA House Appropriations Committee
5:45p Weather World
6:00p PCN Tours Willet Stained Glass in Philadelphia
7:00p (LIVE) PCN Call-In: Privatizing PA Liquor Stores
Matthew Brouillette, President of Commonwealth Foundation
Wendell Young, President of United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 1776
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00p On The Issues: Abortion Clinic Inspections
"Sen. Jake Corman, R-Centre, Juniata, Mifflin, Perry and Union
Perry and Union"
FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 2011
7:00p Local Impact of Marcellus Shale Drilling
PA Senate Majority Policy Committee
10:00p Transforming Communities in Pennsylvania Town Meeting
Presented by M&T Bank and PCN
12:00a PCN Tours Harman Stove Company in Halifax, PA
1:00a PCN Profiles Thomas Leighton, Mayor of Wilkes Barre
SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 2011
2:00p Local Impact of Marcellus Shale Drilling
PA Senate Majority Policy Committee
5:05p State Corrections Costs
PA Auditor General Jack Wagner
6:00p Transforming Communities in Pennsylvania Town Meeting
Presented by M&T Bank and PCN
8:00p PCN Match of the Week: Northwestern Lehigh vs. Northern Lehigh
9:40p adultBasic Health Insurance
Rep. Tony DeLuca, D-Insurance Committee Minority Chair
10:45p Safety in Youth Sports Act
Rep. Tim Briggs, D-Montgomery
Sen. Pat Browne, R-Lehigh, Northampton & Monroe
11:20p Human Trafficking Legislation
Sen. Daylin Leach, D-Delaware and Montgomery
11:45p Crime Prevention Legislation
Rep. Eugene DePasquale, D-York
12:00a PA Books "Remembering Pittsburgh" with author Len Barcousky
1:00a PCN Call-In: School Vouchers (Recorded)
Sen. Anthony Williams, D-Philadelphia, Delaware
Thomas Gentzel, Executive Director of PA School Boards Association
SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 2011
2:00p PA Senate Republican Report
2:30p PA Senate Democratic Report
3:00p State Corrections Costs
PA Auditor General Jack Wagner
3:50p Mercury Pollution
PennEnvironment
4:00p Transforming Communities in Pennsylvania Town Meeting
Presented by M&T Bank and PCN
6:00p In Session: PA Constitutional Convention
Widener Law & Government Institute
6:30p On The Issues: Mike Barley, Executive Director of the PA Republican Party
7:00p On The Issues: Elimination of PA Turnpike Commission
Rep. Jim Christiana, R-Beaver
7:30p It’s History! PA Lumber Museum in Galeton, PA
8:00p PCN Tours Wise Snack Foods in Berwick, PA
8:25p PCN Tours Reidler Decals in St. Clair, PA
9:00p PA Books "The New Face of Small-Town America" with author Edgar Sandoval
10:00p PCN Profiles Stuart Malina
Music Director and Conductor of the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra
11:00p On The Issues: Uniform Property Tax Reassessment
Rep. Jesse White, D-Allegheny, Beaver, and Washington
11:30p On The Issues: Mike Barley, Executive Director of the PA Republican Party
12:00a On The Issues: Elimination of PA Turnpike Commission
Rep. Jim Christiana, R-Beaver
12:30a In Session: PA Constitutional Convention
Widener Law & Government Institute
1:00a It’s History! Fort Pitt Museum in Pittsburgh
1:30a It’s History! PA Lumber Museum in Galeton, PA
MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 2011
6:00a PCN Profiles Stuart Malina
Music Director and Conductor of the Harrisburg Symphony Orchestra
7:00a PCN Tours Wise Snack Foods in Berwick, PA
7:25a PCN Tours Reidler Decals in St. Clair, PA
8:00a PA Books "The New Face of Small-Town America" with author Edgar Sandoval
9:00a It’s History! PA Lumber Museum in Galeton, PA
9:30a On The Issues: Elimination of PA Turnpike Commission
Rep. Jim Christiana, R-Beaver
10:00a State Corrections Costs
PA Auditor General Jack Wagner
10:50a Mercury Pollution
PennEnvironment
11:00a In Session: PA Constitutional Convention
Widener Law & Government Institute
11:30a PA Constitutional Convention
Rep. Scott Conklin, D-Centre
11:55a Committee Representation
PA House Rules Committee
12:10p House Rules and Committee Representation
Rep. Sam Smith, R-Speaker of the PA House
PA House Democrats
1:00p (LIVE) PA House
5:45p Weather World
6:00p PCN Tours Wise Snack Foods in Berwick, PA
6:25p PCN Tours Reidler Decals in St. Clair, PA
7:00p (LIVE) PCN Call-In: Education Issues
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Education Committee Chair
Sen. Andrew Dinniman, D-Education Committee Minority Chair
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00p On The Issues: Legislative District Boundaries
Christopher Nicholas of Eagle Consulting Group
8:30p Energy Symposium and Marcellus Shale Summit
Central Penn Business Journal
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2011
6:00a PCN Profiles Marcia Dale Weary
President of Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance
7:00a PCN Tours Willet Stained Glass in Philadelphia
8:00a PA Books: "Gifford Pinchot and the Making of Modern Environmentalism"
Author: Char Miller
9:00a PCN Call-In: Education Issues (Recorded)
Sen. Jeffrey Piccola, R-Education Committee Chair
Sen. Andrew Dinniman, D-Education Committee Minority Chair
10:00a (LIVE) Economic Outlook
PA House Appropriations Committee
12:30p On The Issues: Legislative District Boundaries
Christopher Nicholas of Eagle Consulting Group
1:00p (LIVE) State Sales Tax Systems
PA House Appropriations Committee
5:45p Weather World
6:00p PCN Tours Willet Stained Glass in Philadelphia
7:00p (LIVE) PCN Call-In: Privatizing PA Liquor Stores
Matthew Brouillette, President of Commonwealth Foundation
Wendell Young, President of United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 1776
Call 1-877-PA6-5001
8:00p On The Issues: Abortion Clinic Inspections
"Sen. Jake Corman, R-Centre, Juniata, Mifflin, Perry and Union
Perry and Union"
SPECIAL NIGHT TONIGHT AT THE GIRL-BOY BASKETBALL DOUBLEHEADER
BREAKING NEWS:
Hey Fans:
Come on out to our GYM Tonight for the 6pm Girl Game and 7:30pm Boy Game- Note it a 7:30 game tonight and not 7pm.
Wear White-It's White out Night and we will honor Derek Kehoe and Former Liberty Coach Todd Rothrock both passed away way too early.
There will be a ceremony. RCN TV And Service Electric will both be LIVE But we want to see you there in person!!!
Hey Fans:
Come on out to our GYM Tonight for the 6pm Girl Game and 7:30pm Boy Game- Note it a 7:30 game tonight and not 7pm.
Wear White-It's White out Night and we will honor Derek Kehoe and Former Liberty Coach Todd Rothrock both passed away way too early.
There will be a ceremony. RCN TV And Service Electric will both be LIVE But we want to see you there in person!!!
Friday Night Forecast: Finally, no postponements to worry about
FROM KEITH GROLLER
It is rare to turn on the computer and not get flooded with e-mails from athletic directors talking about postponements.
You don't need me to tell you this winter has been brutal and we've still got to get through February.
All of the postponements and interruptions have taken away the momentum of this season. We've had some high energy games here and there, but no consistency.
So many times, potential big games have been moved. Allen-Easton, for example, has been shifted three times for example. It is now set for next Saturday afternoon, Feb. 5, at Easton.
And today I learned that a pretty good nonleague game between Allen and Pocono Mountain East has been switched to Saturday, Feb.12. That will be a challenging league tournament warmup for both the Canaries and Cardinals. It's at Pocono Mountain East by the way.
At least it looks like we're going to play basketball tonight and there are plenty of good matchups in the LVC and Colonial.
Here are my picks:
LEHIGH VALLEY CONFERENCE
Freedom 66, Dieruff 53 -- Patriots trying to build off buzzer-beater win over Whitehall.
Easton 53, Northampton 43 -- Even if they can't catch Liberty in East Division, Rovers will be the LVC wild card.
Emmaus 61, Becahi 53 -- Hungarter will get his 20, but the Green Hornets will clinch district berth.
Liberty 63, Nazareth 59 -- Making my first trip to Nazareth this basketball season and it will be nice to see The Weave. It will be nice to see Derek Kehoe and Todd Rothrock honored. Weave is predicting a 60-57 win for his Blue Eagles. I also see it close, but see Liberty finding a way to get it done thanks to Money and defense.
Allen 71, Parkland 49 -- Trojans have been making progress, but not enough to pull off this upset.
CCHS 66, Whitehall 59 -- Vikings continue their recent roll and severely wound Whitehall's district hopes.
COLONIAL LEAGUE
That was a big performance by Eric Frans (30 points) and a big win by Saucon Valley on Thursday night. That's going to be quite a scramble in the South Division. Wilson and Saucon seem secure for the tournament, but will a third team do better than 10-6 to get the last slot over Northern Lehigh? ND and Salisbury have the best shot, but they both have four league losses.
Bangor 71, Northern Lehigh 63 -- I saw the first meeting between these two and the Bulldogs didn't know what hit them. This will be much closer in Slatington, but the Slaters -- as stated earlier -- are going to run the table in this league.
Palmerton 51, Catasauqua 44 -- Blue Bombers host games on back-to-back days with Salisbury coming to town on Saturday.
Pen Argyl 54, Northwestern 49 -- Talked to Green Knights' coach Michael Frew about the Colonial League Coaches vs. Cancer program the other night. He's got the right perspective on things. More details on the Coaches vs. Cancer fundraisers are coming up. First Coaches vs. Cancer game is Saturday when Southern Lehigh visits Notre Dame at 1. Each school has special things lined up for this very worthwhile cause.
Salisbury 53, Palisades 50 -- The Ship will be rebuilt, bigger and better than ever! It is heartwarming the way people in the community and around the league have responded to what was initially a very sad crime.
Wilson 60, Southern Lehigh 52 -- Matchup of two area basketball's most veteran coaches. Warriors just have more athletes this year. And don't worry Stan "The Man" Swartz, I won't hold your non-appearance in Slatington against you. With this crazy schedule, it's hard to keep up.
MOUNTAIN VALLEY CONFERENCE
ES North 63, Lehighton 54 -- Things are still looking up for the Tribe.
PM East 64, Stroudsburg 60 -- A Mountie upset wouldn't shock me, however.
PM West 79, ES South 49 -- I don't know how many people will come from the Poconos to see West play Liberty at Parkland on Sunday night, but that game deserves some people in the stands.
SATURDAY GAMES
Emmaus over Boyertown, Stroudsburg over Freedom, Nazareth over ES South, Saucon Valley over North Schuylkill, Notre Dame over Southern Lehigh, Wilson over Lehighton, P'burg over Catty,
SUNDAY HOOP GROUP GAMES AT PARKLAND
Paul VI of Virginia over Parkland, Allen over Gill St. Bernard, St. Benedict's over Penn Wood and Liberty over Pocono Mountain West.
It is rare to turn on the computer and not get flooded with e-mails from athletic directors talking about postponements.
You don't need me to tell you this winter has been brutal and we've still got to get through February.
All of the postponements and interruptions have taken away the momentum of this season. We've had some high energy games here and there, but no consistency.
So many times, potential big games have been moved. Allen-Easton, for example, has been shifted three times for example. It is now set for next Saturday afternoon, Feb. 5, at Easton.
And today I learned that a pretty good nonleague game between Allen and Pocono Mountain East has been switched to Saturday, Feb.12. That will be a challenging league tournament warmup for both the Canaries and Cardinals. It's at Pocono Mountain East by the way.
At least it looks like we're going to play basketball tonight and there are plenty of good matchups in the LVC and Colonial.
Here are my picks:
LEHIGH VALLEY CONFERENCE
Freedom 66, Dieruff 53 -- Patriots trying to build off buzzer-beater win over Whitehall.
Easton 53, Northampton 43 -- Even if they can't catch Liberty in East Division, Rovers will be the LVC wild card.
Emmaus 61, Becahi 53 -- Hungarter will get his 20, but the Green Hornets will clinch district berth.
Liberty 63, Nazareth 59 -- Making my first trip to Nazareth this basketball season and it will be nice to see The Weave. It will be nice to see Derek Kehoe and Todd Rothrock honored. Weave is predicting a 60-57 win for his Blue Eagles. I also see it close, but see Liberty finding a way to get it done thanks to Money and defense.
Allen 71, Parkland 49 -- Trojans have been making progress, but not enough to pull off this upset.
CCHS 66, Whitehall 59 -- Vikings continue their recent roll and severely wound Whitehall's district hopes.
COLONIAL LEAGUE
That was a big performance by Eric Frans (30 points) and a big win by Saucon Valley on Thursday night. That's going to be quite a scramble in the South Division. Wilson and Saucon seem secure for the tournament, but will a third team do better than 10-6 to get the last slot over Northern Lehigh? ND and Salisbury have the best shot, but they both have four league losses.
Bangor 71, Northern Lehigh 63 -- I saw the first meeting between these two and the Bulldogs didn't know what hit them. This will be much closer in Slatington, but the Slaters -- as stated earlier -- are going to run the table in this league.
Palmerton 51, Catasauqua 44 -- Blue Bombers host games on back-to-back days with Salisbury coming to town on Saturday.
Pen Argyl 54, Northwestern 49 -- Talked to Green Knights' coach Michael Frew about the Colonial League Coaches vs. Cancer program the other night. He's got the right perspective on things. More details on the Coaches vs. Cancer fundraisers are coming up. First Coaches vs. Cancer game is Saturday when Southern Lehigh visits Notre Dame at 1. Each school has special things lined up for this very worthwhile cause.
Salisbury 53, Palisades 50 -- The Ship will be rebuilt, bigger and better than ever! It is heartwarming the way people in the community and around the league have responded to what was initially a very sad crime.
Wilson 60, Southern Lehigh 52 -- Matchup of two area basketball's most veteran coaches. Warriors just have more athletes this year. And don't worry Stan "The Man" Swartz, I won't hold your non-appearance in Slatington against you. With this crazy schedule, it's hard to keep up.
MOUNTAIN VALLEY CONFERENCE
ES North 63, Lehighton 54 -- Things are still looking up for the Tribe.
PM East 64, Stroudsburg 60 -- A Mountie upset wouldn't shock me, however.
PM West 79, ES South 49 -- I don't know how many people will come from the Poconos to see West play Liberty at Parkland on Sunday night, but that game deserves some people in the stands.
SATURDAY GAMES
Emmaus over Boyertown, Stroudsburg over Freedom, Nazareth over ES South, Saucon Valley over North Schuylkill, Notre Dame over Southern Lehigh, Wilson over Lehighton, P'burg over Catty,
SUNDAY HOOP GROUP GAMES AT PARKLAND
Paul VI of Virginia over Parkland, Allen over Gill St. Bernard, St. Benedict's over Penn Wood and Liberty over Pocono Mountain West.
Jimmy & Jimmy Duo
Jimmy & Jimmy Duo
Friday, January 28, 2011 | 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Jimmy & The Parrots' Jimmy and Jimmy Maraventano return to the Center. They filled the Center last January bringing a touch of summer to the winter cold. Jimmy and Jimmy perform not only all the great Buffett songs you love, they also play new and classic rock ‘n roll, as well as outstanding original songs written. Their cover songs include favorites by the Beach Boys, Paul Simon, Jerry Jeff Walker, Harry Belafonte, and Bob Marley, among many others.
Tickets $10.00
Friday, January 28, 2011 | 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Jimmy & The Parrots' Jimmy and Jimmy Maraventano return to the Center. They filled the Center last January bringing a touch of summer to the winter cold. Jimmy and Jimmy perform not only all the great Buffett songs you love, they also play new and classic rock ‘n roll, as well as outstanding original songs written. Their cover songs include favorites by the Beach Boys, Paul Simon, Jerry Jeff Walker, Harry Belafonte, and Bob Marley, among many others.
Tickets $10.00
Nazareth senior scores 24 points to lead Blue Eagles to key LVC victory.
FROM KEITH GROLLER
As she went to the rim in the first half without getting the whistles she wanted, Erika Livermore grew frustrated.
Nazareth's coaches challenged her at halftime to take the ball harder to the basket. They prodded her to make it impossible for the officials not to call Liberty's defenders for contact in the paint.
Livermore did as she was asked, lifting her team in the process.
She took just two official field-goal attempts in the second half but went to the foul line 14 times, connecting on 12 free throws. She finished with a game-high 24 points as the Blue Eagles pulled away for a 53-39 Lehigh Valley Conference girls basketball win Friday night.
Intent on returning to the LVC playoffs, Nazareth (11-3 overall, 7-2 LVC) stayed a game behind Northampton and Parkland in the LVC North Division with five league games left. Two of those three teams figure to qualify for the four-team league tournament.
Livermore scored 16 of her 24 points in the second half Friday as the Blue Eagles rebounded from Tuesday's one-point loss to Central Catholic. She also finished with 10 rebounds, three blocked shots and three steals. Her nine points in the final quarter helped the Blue Eagles outscore the Hurricanes (8-6, 4-4) 18-6 over the last eight minutes after they started the quarter ahead by just two points.
"They played a really great game," Livermore said. "Liberty's never a pushover. They lost five really great seniors from last year, but everyone's good. We didn't come out with a very good mentality at first. We were running through things, but not as hard as we should. In the second half, I think we really pulled it together."
Livermore's touch at the foul line proved critical. She hit 16 of 19 free throws, making eight straight in one stretch and her final five of the night, as the Blue Eagles outscored the Hurricanes by 12 points from the foul line.
"She works on her foul shots," Nazareth coach Rich Bickert said. "[Assistant] coach Ed [Smith] shoots 100 with her every night after practice. He doesn't let her leave till she shoots 100. It's good to see that that work paid off."
Kim Owens and Caitlyn Gary, who join Livermore as senior starters, also came up with clutch shots as the more experienced Blue Eagles put Liberty away. Owens scored eight of her 13 points in the second half on 4-for-5 shooting. Gary added eight points, including a 3-pointer that gave Nazareth a 44-37 lead with 2:42 to go, nine rebounds and three assists.
The Hurricanes pushed Nazareth all night, but several prolonged scoring slumps doomed them. Liberty managed just four points in the game's final 7:39 after tying the game at 35. The Hurricanes also went 5 minutes, 13 seconds without scoring to start the game and opened the second quarter with a 4-minute, 14-second dry spell.
Jody Chickey led Liberty with 13 points and also collected six steals. J.J. Hilliard added 10 points and C.J. Hilliard scored seven as Liberty failed to pick up a win that would have boosted its chances of winning a tight three-team race with Easton and Bethlehem Catholic in the LVC East Division.
"We took some risks, and they hit the shots they needed to win the game," Liberty coach Amy Yencho said.
Nazareth has adopted a must-win stance for the rest of its league games as it tries to return to the LVC tournament for a second straight year. The Blue Eagles face Easton and Parkland in league games next week before playing three LVC games (against Whitehall, Allen and Northampton) in the final week of the regular season.
"Our backs are against the wall, and so be it," Bickert said. "Parkland's beating teams by a couple points, but they're winning. That's all that matters. We've got a lot of games to play."
As she went to the rim in the first half without getting the whistles she wanted, Erika Livermore grew frustrated.
Nazareth's coaches challenged her at halftime to take the ball harder to the basket. They prodded her to make it impossible for the officials not to call Liberty's defenders for contact in the paint.
Livermore did as she was asked, lifting her team in the process.
She took just two official field-goal attempts in the second half but went to the foul line 14 times, connecting on 12 free throws. She finished with a game-high 24 points as the Blue Eagles pulled away for a 53-39 Lehigh Valley Conference girls basketball win Friday night.
Intent on returning to the LVC playoffs, Nazareth (11-3 overall, 7-2 LVC) stayed a game behind Northampton and Parkland in the LVC North Division with five league games left. Two of those three teams figure to qualify for the four-team league tournament.
Livermore scored 16 of her 24 points in the second half Friday as the Blue Eagles rebounded from Tuesday's one-point loss to Central Catholic. She also finished with 10 rebounds, three blocked shots and three steals. Her nine points in the final quarter helped the Blue Eagles outscore the Hurricanes (8-6, 4-4) 18-6 over the last eight minutes after they started the quarter ahead by just two points.
"They played a really great game," Livermore said. "Liberty's never a pushover. They lost five really great seniors from last year, but everyone's good. We didn't come out with a very good mentality at first. We were running through things, but not as hard as we should. In the second half, I think we really pulled it together."
Livermore's touch at the foul line proved critical. She hit 16 of 19 free throws, making eight straight in one stretch and her final five of the night, as the Blue Eagles outscored the Hurricanes by 12 points from the foul line.
"She works on her foul shots," Nazareth coach Rich Bickert said. "[Assistant] coach Ed [Smith] shoots 100 with her every night after practice. He doesn't let her leave till she shoots 100. It's good to see that that work paid off."
Kim Owens and Caitlyn Gary, who join Livermore as senior starters, also came up with clutch shots as the more experienced Blue Eagles put Liberty away. Owens scored eight of her 13 points in the second half on 4-for-5 shooting. Gary added eight points, including a 3-pointer that gave Nazareth a 44-37 lead with 2:42 to go, nine rebounds and three assists.
The Hurricanes pushed Nazareth all night, but several prolonged scoring slumps doomed them. Liberty managed just four points in the game's final 7:39 after tying the game at 35. The Hurricanes also went 5 minutes, 13 seconds without scoring to start the game and opened the second quarter with a 4-minute, 14-second dry spell.
Jody Chickey led Liberty with 13 points and also collected six steals. J.J. Hilliard added 10 points and C.J. Hilliard scored seven as Liberty failed to pick up a win that would have boosted its chances of winning a tight three-team race with Easton and Bethlehem Catholic in the LVC East Division.
"We took some risks, and they hit the shots they needed to win the game," Liberty coach Amy Yencho said.
Nazareth has adopted a must-win stance for the rest of its league games as it tries to return to the LVC tournament for a second straight year. The Blue Eagles face Easton and Parkland in league games next week before playing three LVC games (against Whitehall, Allen and Northampton) in the final week of the regular season.
"Our backs are against the wall, and so be it," Bickert said. "Parkland's beating teams by a couple points, but they're winning. That's all that matters. We've got a lot of games to play."
BIG TEN NETWORK TV SCHEDULE
Friday January 28:
12:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
12:30AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Illinois at Indiana
02:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
03:00AM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSU Today 25
03:30AM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSU Today #24
04:00AM Illinois Campus Programming: The Ellnora Guitar Festival-Folk and International
04:30AM Illinois Campus Programming: Laurie Morvan Blues Band: Back at Illinois
05:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
05:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
07:00AM Inside Michigan Basketball '10-'11 (Big Ten)
07:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
10:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Illinois at Indiana
12:00PM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 305
12:30PM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 301
01:00PM Minnesota Campus Programming: Great Conversations: The Future of Higher Education
02:00PM Student U: Women's Basketball: Northwestern at Minnesota
Student produced events.
04:00PM Student U: Women's Basketball: Penn State at Illinois
Student produced events.
06:00PM Big Ten Icons: Jerry Lucas
06:30PM Big Ten Icons: Nile Kinnick
07:00PM Big Ten Wrestling '10-'11: Michigan at Ohio State- Live
09:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2006 - Michigan at Ohio State
The two powerhouses meet in the game of the century for the new millenium.
11:00PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
11:30PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
Saturday January 29:
2:00AM Big Ten Wrestling '10-'11: Michigan at Ohio State
02:00AM Big Ten Icons: Nile Kinnick
02:30AM Big Ten Icons: Jerry Lucas
03:00AM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 305
03:30AM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 301
04:00AM Minnesota Campus Programming: Great Conversations: The Future of Higher Education
05:00AM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
05:30AM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
06:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Basketball: Northwestern vs. Illinois
08:00AM Gopher Basketball with Tubby Smith '10-'11
MINN
08:30AM Penn State Basketball Story 10-11
PSU
09:00AM Student U: Men's Volleyball: Loyola at Penn State
Student produced events.
11:00AM Big Ten Women's Gymnastics '11: Minnesota at Michigan State
01:00PM Big Ten Women's Gymnastics '11: Iowa at Illinois- Live
03:00PM Big Ten Icons: Nile Kinnick
03:30PM Big Ten Tip-Off Show '10-'11- Live
04:00PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Wisconsin at Penn State- Live
06:00PM The Finale- Live
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:30PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
07:00PM The Big Ten's Best: Fantastic Basketball Finishes of the 80s
07:30PM Big Ten Icons: Suzy Favor Hamilton
08:00PM Big Ten Women's Ice Hockey '10-'11: Minnesota at Wisconsin- Live
10:30PM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up- Live
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
11:00PM Big Ten Icons: Nile Kinnick
11:30PM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
Sunday January 30:
12:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Wisconsin at Penn State
02:00AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
02:30AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
03:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Wisconsin at Penn State
05:00AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
05:30AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
06:00AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
06:30AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
07:00AM Sunday Showcase: Expert Opinion with Graham Spanier:Building Sports Dynasties (HD)
08:00AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
08:30AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
09:00AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
09:30AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
10:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Wisconsin at Penn State
12:00PM Big Ten Women's Basketball '10-'11: Indiana at Purdue- Live
02:00PM Big Ten Women's Basketball '10-'11: Ohio State at Penn State- Live
04:00PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Iowa at Michigan- Live
06:00PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Indiana at Michigan State- Live
08:00PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
08:30PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond- Live
09:00PM Big Ten Icons
09:30PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
10:00PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
10:30PM Big Ten Icons
11:00PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
11:30PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
Monday January 31:
12:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Indiana at Michigan State
02:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
02:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
03:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Iowa at Michigan
05:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
05:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
06:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
06:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
07:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
07:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
08:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
08:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
09:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
09:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
10:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Indiana at Michigan State
12:00PM Penn State Campus Programming: Conversations: Brian Ross
12:30PM Penn State Campus Programming: Penn State Universe 2010
01:00PM Iowa Campus Programming: Conversations: Nathan Englander
01:30PM Iowa Campus Programming: Iowa Magazine: Endeavor
02:00PM Iowa Basketball with Fran McCaffery
IA
02:30PM Big Ten Icons
03:00PM Student U: Women's Basketball: Iowa at Illinois
Student produced events.
05:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Basketball: Wisconsin vs. Duke
07:00PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
07:30PM The Big Ten's Best: Fantastic Basketball Finishes of the 90s (HD)
08:00PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
08:30PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
09:00PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
09:30PM Big Ten Icons
10:00PM Big Ten Icons: Nile Kinnick
10:30PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
11:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Basketball: Wisconsin vs. Duke
Tuesday February 1:
01:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
01:30AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
02:00AM The Big Ten's Best: Fantastic Basketball Finishes of the 90s (HD)
02:30AM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
03:00AM Penn State Campus Programming: Conversations: Brian Ross
03:30AM Penn State Campus Programming: Penn State Universe 2010
04:00AM Iowa Campus Programming: Conversations: Nathan Englander
04:30AM Iowa Campus Programming: The Ponseti Method
05:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
05:30AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
06:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
06:30AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
07:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Basketball: Wisconsin vs. Duke
09:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
09:30AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
10:00AM Student U: Women's Basketball: Michigan at Minnesota (HD)
Student produced events.
02:30PM Badger Sports Report with Bo Ryan '10-'11
WISC
03:00PM Fighting Illini Insider '10-'11
03:30PM The Matt Painter Show '10-'11 (Big Ten)
PUR
04:00PM Student U: Women's Basketball: Wisconsin at Northwestern (HD)
Student produced events.
06:00PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
06:30PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
07:00PM Big Ten Wrestling '10-'11: Iowa at Penn State
09:00PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Penn State at Illinois- Live
11:00PM The Finale- Live
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
11:30PM Big Ten Icons
Wednesday February 2:
12:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
12:30AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Penn State at Illinois
02:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
05:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
05:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
07:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
07:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
10:00AM Student U: Men's Volleyball: Lewis at Penn State (HD)
Student produced events.
02:00PM Student U: Wrestling: Iowa at Northwestern (HD)
Student produced events.
04:00PM The Big Ten's Best: Football Rivalries (HD)
04:30PM Football Signing Day Special [Big Ten]: 2011- Live
The top high school recruits from around the country sign letters of intent to attend Big Ten universities
06:00PM Big Ten Tip-Off Show '10-'11- Live
06:30PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Minnesota at Indiana- Live
08:30PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Michigan State at Iowa- Live
10:30PM The Finale- Live
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
11:00PM Football Signing Day Special [Big Ten]: 2011
The top high school recruits from around the country sign letters of intent to attend Big Ten universities
Thursday February 3:
12:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
01:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Minnesota at Indiana
05:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
05:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
07:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
07:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
10:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
10:30AM Football Signing Day Special [Big Ten]: 2011
The top high school recruits from around the country sign letters of intent to attend Big Ten universities
02:00PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Michigan State at Iowa
04:00PM Wildcat Fast Break
04:30PM The Tom Crean Show '10-'11
IND
05:00PM The Coach Versyp Show '10-'11
PUR
05:30PM Courtside with Coquese '11
PSU
06:00PM The Big Ten Women's Show '10-'11
06:30PM Big Ten Women's Basketball '10-'11: Iowa at Purdue- Live
08:30PM Big Ten Women's Basketball '10-'11: Illinois at Northwestern- Live
10:30PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
11:00PM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up- Live
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
11:30PM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
12:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
12:30AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Illinois at Indiana
02:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
03:00AM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSU Today 25
03:30AM Michigan State Campus Programming: MSU Today #24
04:00AM Illinois Campus Programming: The Ellnora Guitar Festival-Folk and International
04:30AM Illinois Campus Programming: Laurie Morvan Blues Band: Back at Illinois
05:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
05:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
07:00AM Inside Michigan Basketball '10-'11 (Big Ten)
07:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
10:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Illinois at Indiana
12:00PM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 305
12:30PM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 301
01:00PM Minnesota Campus Programming: Great Conversations: The Future of Higher Education
02:00PM Student U: Women's Basketball: Northwestern at Minnesota
Student produced events.
04:00PM Student U: Women's Basketball: Penn State at Illinois
Student produced events.
06:00PM Big Ten Icons: Jerry Lucas
06:30PM Big Ten Icons: Nile Kinnick
07:00PM Big Ten Wrestling '10-'11: Michigan at Ohio State- Live
09:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Football: 2006 - Michigan at Ohio State
The two powerhouses meet in the game of the century for the new millenium.
11:00PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
11:30PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
Saturday January 29:
2:00AM Big Ten Wrestling '10-'11: Michigan at Ohio State
02:00AM Big Ten Icons: Nile Kinnick
02:30AM Big Ten Icons: Jerry Lucas
03:00AM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 305
03:30AM Michigan Campus Programming: Out of the Blue 301
04:00AM Minnesota Campus Programming: Great Conversations: The Future of Higher Education
05:00AM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
05:30AM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
06:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Basketball: Northwestern vs. Illinois
08:00AM Gopher Basketball with Tubby Smith '10-'11
MINN
08:30AM Penn State Basketball Story 10-11
PSU
09:00AM Student U: Men's Volleyball: Loyola at Penn State
Student produced events.
11:00AM Big Ten Women's Gymnastics '11: Minnesota at Michigan State
01:00PM Big Ten Women's Gymnastics '11: Iowa at Illinois- Live
03:00PM Big Ten Icons: Nile Kinnick
03:30PM Big Ten Tip-Off Show '10-'11- Live
04:00PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Wisconsin at Penn State- Live
06:00PM The Finale- Live
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:30PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
07:00PM The Big Ten's Best: Fantastic Basketball Finishes of the 80s
07:30PM Big Ten Icons: Suzy Favor Hamilton
08:00PM Big Ten Women's Ice Hockey '10-'11: Minnesota at Wisconsin- Live
10:30PM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up- Live
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
11:00PM Big Ten Icons: Nile Kinnick
11:30PM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
Sunday January 30:
12:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Wisconsin at Penn State
02:00AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
02:30AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
03:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Wisconsin at Penn State
05:00AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
05:30AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
06:00AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
06:30AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
07:00AM Sunday Showcase: Expert Opinion with Graham Spanier:Building Sports Dynasties (HD)
08:00AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
08:30AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
09:00AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
09:30AM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
10:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Wisconsin at Penn State
12:00PM Big Ten Women's Basketball '10-'11: Indiana at Purdue- Live
02:00PM Big Ten Women's Basketball '10-'11: Ohio State at Penn State- Live
04:00PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Iowa at Michigan- Live
06:00PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Indiana at Michigan State- Live
08:00PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
08:30PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond- Live
09:00PM Big Ten Icons
09:30PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
10:00PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
10:30PM Big Ten Icons
11:00PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
11:30PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
Monday January 31:
12:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Indiana at Michigan State
02:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
02:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
03:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Iowa at Michigan
05:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
05:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
06:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
06:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
07:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
07:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
08:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
08:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
09:00AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
09:30AM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
10:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Indiana at Michigan State
12:00PM Penn State Campus Programming: Conversations: Brian Ross
12:30PM Penn State Campus Programming: Penn State Universe 2010
01:00PM Iowa Campus Programming: Conversations: Nathan Englander
01:30PM Iowa Campus Programming: Iowa Magazine: Endeavor
02:00PM Iowa Basketball with Fran McCaffery
IA
02:30PM Big Ten Icons
03:00PM Student U: Women's Basketball: Iowa at Illinois
Student produced events.
05:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Basketball: Wisconsin vs. Duke
07:00PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
07:30PM The Big Ten's Best: Fantastic Basketball Finishes of the 90s (HD)
08:00PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
08:30PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
09:00PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
09:30PM Big Ten Icons
10:00PM Big Ten Icons: Nile Kinnick
10:30PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
11:00PM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Basketball: Wisconsin vs. Duke
Tuesday February 1:
01:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
01:30AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
02:00AM The Big Ten's Best: Fantastic Basketball Finishes of the 90s (HD)
02:30AM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
03:00AM Penn State Campus Programming: Conversations: Brian Ross
03:30AM Penn State Campus Programming: Penn State Universe 2010
04:00AM Iowa Campus Programming: Conversations: Nathan Englander
04:30AM Iowa Campus Programming: The Ponseti Method
05:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
05:30AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
06:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
06:30AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
07:00AM The Big Ten's Greatest Games - Basketball: Wisconsin vs. Duke
09:00AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
09:30AM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
10:00AM Student U: Women's Basketball: Michigan at Minnesota (HD)
Student produced events.
02:30PM Badger Sports Report with Bo Ryan '10-'11
WISC
03:00PM Fighting Illini Insider '10-'11
03:30PM The Matt Painter Show '10-'11 (Big Ten)
PUR
04:00PM Student U: Women's Basketball: Wisconsin at Northwestern (HD)
Student produced events.
06:00PM Big Ten Basketball & Beyond
06:30PM The Big Ten Pulse
There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse There is nothing quite like the passion of Big Ten fans. Now, the Big Ten Network is giving them a unique voice with the new weekly show, The Big Ten Pulse.
07:00PM Big Ten Wrestling '10-'11: Iowa at Penn State
09:00PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Penn State at Illinois- Live
11:00PM The Finale- Live
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
11:30PM Big Ten Icons
Wednesday February 2:
12:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
12:30AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Penn State at Illinois
02:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
05:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
05:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
07:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
07:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
10:00AM Student U: Men's Volleyball: Lewis at Penn State (HD)
Student produced events.
02:00PM Student U: Wrestling: Iowa at Northwestern (HD)
Student produced events.
04:00PM The Big Ten's Best: Football Rivalries (HD)
04:30PM Football Signing Day Special [Big Ten]: 2011- Live
The top high school recruits from around the country sign letters of intent to attend Big Ten universities
06:00PM Big Ten Tip-Off Show '10-'11- Live
06:30PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Minnesota at Indiana- Live
08:30PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Michigan State at Iowa- Live
10:30PM The Finale- Live
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
11:00PM Football Signing Day Special [Big Ten]: 2011
The top high school recruits from around the country sign letters of intent to attend Big Ten universities
Thursday February 3:
12:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
01:00AM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Minnesota at Indiana
05:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
05:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
06:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
07:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
07:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
08:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
09:30AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
10:00AM The Finale
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten action.
10:30AM Football Signing Day Special [Big Ten]: 2011
The top high school recruits from around the country sign letters of intent to attend Big Ten universities
02:00PM Big Ten Men's Basketball '10-'11: Michigan State at Iowa
04:00PM Wildcat Fast Break
04:30PM The Tom Crean Show '10-'11
IND
05:00PM The Coach Versyp Show '10-'11
PUR
05:30PM Courtside with Coquese '11
PSU
06:00PM The Big Ten Women's Show '10-'11
06:30PM Big Ten Women's Basketball '10-'11: Iowa at Purdue- Live
08:30PM Big Ten Women's Basketball '10-'11: Illinois at Northwestern- Live
10:30PM The Journey: Big Ten Basketball 2011
Documentary series that gives viewers an unprecedented look into the lives of the student-athletes and coaches throughout the conference basketball season concluding at the Big Ten Tournament.
11:00PM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up- Live
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.
11:30PM Big Ten Basketball Wrap-Up
Recapping all of the day's Big Ten Basketball action.