MORNING STAR • NOVEMBER 11 - 17, 2010
Seaford Stars of the Week
Female Athlete of the WeekEmily Ritter- Sussex Tech Sussex Tech senior Emily Ritter placed first in last weekend’s Henlopen Conference meet. Ritter, Isabel Wharton, Bethany Killmon, and Briana Hall each placed in the top 20 to lead the Ravens to a second place finish.
Male Athlete of the WeekWillie Davis- Woodbridge
Woodbridge freshman Willie Davis netted a goal on a penalty kick in the Raiders’ game at Laurel last week. Davis, who is also on the cross country team, placed 60th in the Henlopen Conference varsity meet.
Honorable mention- Jacques Jules- Seaford; Elder Alcantara- Woodbridge; Richard Alcantara- Woodbridge; Trez’mon Kane- Woodbridge; Aris Reynoso- Sussex Tech; Desmond Sivels- Sussex Tech; James Smith- Sussex Tech; Robbie Robles- Sussex Tech; Ricky Hernandez- Sussex Tech; Tynetta Washington- Seaford; Maria DeMott- Seaford; Molly Cain- Seaford; Abby Atkins- Sussex Tech; Maxine Fluharty- Sussex Tech; Izzy Wharton- Sussex Tech; Bethany Killmon- Sussex Tech
CONGRATULATES
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Low Gross first place winners of the Open Day event were: Mike Kaczmrek (second from left); Bud Jackson (third from left), Penny Short (fourth from left); and Dean Prozzoly (second from right). Also pictured are Lyndon Yearick, Nanticoke Foundation, Executive Director (left); and Tom Brown, Nanticoke Memorial Hospital, Senior Vice President (right).
Nanticoke Health Services holds Ladies Day, Open golf tournaments
On September 23 and 24, Nanticoke Health Services held its Second Annual Ladies Day Golf Tournament and 24th Annual Open Golf Tournament. For one great cause, 212 golfers took to the course at Heritage Shores. Proceeds from the tournaments benefit the purchase of cardio-respiratory monitors for Nanticoke Memorial Hospital’s nursery. The monitors measure a newborn’s breathing rate, heart rate, and oxygen levels. Caregivers utilize the monitor’s measurements to determine the health of the child and assist in a treatment plan. The Presenting Sponsor for the Ladies Tournament was BNY Mellon, and the Community Partner for the Open Day Tournament was Nemours Health and Prevention Services. Returning this year was the Pink LINKS program. One hundred fifteen community members supported the program by purchasing a pink golf ball shaped sign in honor or in memory of a loved one. Winners of the Ladies Day event were: First place (Low Gross)- Jenny Davis, Pat Shannon, Laura Phillips, and Kelly Davis; second place- Janet Morgan, Cinda Allison, Janet Griffith, and Carol Schreffler; Third place- Ruth Sneller, Judy Slack, Mary Pegram, and Marianne Robino Winners of the Open Day event were: First place (Low Gross)- Dean Prozzoly, Bud Jackson, Mike Kaczmrek, and Penny Short; Second place- Tony Worm, Chris Sloan, Richard Gomez, and Russell Gesuero; Third place- Bob Boyd, Jack Riddle, Woody Logan, and Orell Saulsbury Sponsors for the tournaments included: Birdie Sponsors - Aramark, Huntington Insurance, ING Investment Management, LarsonAllen LLP, Richards, Layton & Finger, and Sodexo Healthcare; Cart Sponsor - Regional Builders; Team Pictures - PNC Investments; Par Sponsors - Complete RX, Emergency Physicians Medical Group, Heritage Seubert Financial, Nanticoke Wound & Hyperbaric Center, Owens & Minor Distribution Inc., Peninsula Home Care, Peninsula Regional Medical Center, RCM&D, Ricoh, Sysco Eastern Shore MD, The Insurance Market
ON THE RUN- The Blue Jays’ Myron Hayes looks to shake Indian River’s Jamir Hicks on a run during Indian River’s 42-0 home win last Friday. Also shown are Seaford’s Vernon Davis (76) and Kyle Kellam (52). Photo by S.D. Smith
Woodbridge football team unable come back in loss to Polytech
The Woodbridge varsity football team fell to Polytech, 21-13, last Friday in Woodside. The Panthers scored 14 unanswered points in the second quarter for a 14-0 lead at the half. Down 21-0, the Raiders answered with a six-yard touchdown run by Trez’mon Kane, a two-yard touchdown run by quarterback C.J. Pleasants, and an extra point by Brent Adams.
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Low Gross first place winners of the Ladies Day event were: Laura Phillips (third from left); Jenny Davis (fourth from left); Pat Shannon (fifth from right); and Kelly Davis (right). Also pictured are Will Scarborough (left); Penny Short, Nanticoke Memorial Hospital, Chief Nursing Officer; and Lyndon Yearick, Nanticoke Foundation, Executive Director.