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2013-11-04 15:19:10
Former Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Manny Delcarmen donated $15,000 to the Boston Public Schools for library and athletics upgrades during Saturday Double Dutch Tournament at Mildred Avenue School in Mattapan. Superintendent Carol R. Johnson accepted the check along with School Committee member Alfreda Harris and BPS Athletics Director Ken Still.
Delcarmen, a graduate of the former West Roxbury High School, raised a total of $15,000 through his Strikes for Schools presented by New Balance charity bowling tournaments. This is the fourth year he has donated all of the funds raised to the BPS.
playing for a new team, Manny hasn forgotten where he came from, said Johnson. are so grateful to Manny and all of his fans who have come together each year to have a little fun and raise these funds to help improve our schools. Because of people like Manny, Boston is producing student athletes who excel in the classroom and on the field. will use the funds to purchase books, supplies, subscriptions and other goods and services to improve their libraries. The Athletics Department plans to upgrade equipment and fulfill requests from schools to enhance sporting programs across the city.
has been a lot of publicity recently about the needs, of the Boston Public Schools for funding for its athletic programs, said Delcarmen. happy I able to bring together my family, friends and baseball fans in Boston to do our part to help out an organization that has meant so much to me. presented the check as the district first Middle School Double Dutch Tournament got underway. Fifty students from several Boston middle schools participated in the event.
Driven by the desire to provide more opportunities for middle school girls to participate in sports, a group of people, including Darlene Knight of the Boston Public Schools, Chris Lynch of the Boston Youth Sports Initiative, Whitney Post of the Women Sports Foundation GoGirlGo Program, Judy Lockhart of the Red Auerbach Youth Foundation, Linda Driscoll of Dream Big!, Pat Arcand of the Play Ball! Foundation and Caitlin Geddes of Northeastern Sport in Society created The Jump Boston! Team.
Former Boston Red Sox relief pitcher Manny Delcarmen donated $15,000 to the Boston Public Schools for library and athletics upgrades during Saturday Double Dutch Tournament at Mildred Avenue School in Mattapan. Superintendent Carol R. Johnson accepted the check along with School Committee member Alfreda Harris and BPS Athletics Director Ken Still.
Delcarmen, a graduate of the former West Roxbury High School, raised a total of $15,000 through his Strikes for Schools presented by New Balance charity bowling tournaments. This is the fourth year he has donated all of the funds raised to the BPS.
playing for a new team, Manny hasn forgotten where he came from, said Johnson. are so grateful to Manny and all of his fans who have come together each year to have a little fun and raise these funds to help improve our schools. Because of people like Manny, Boston is producing student athletes who excel in the classroom and on the field. will use the funds to purchase books, supplies, subscriptions and other goods and services to improve their libraries. The Athletics Department plans to upgrade equipment and fulfill requests from schools to enhance sporting programs across the city.
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has been a lot of publicity recently about the needs of the Boston Public Schools for funding for its athletic programs, said Delcarmen. happy I able to bring together my family, friends and baseball fans in Boston to do our part to help out an organization that has meant so much to me. presented the check as the district first Middle School Double Dutch Tournament got underway. Fifty students from several Boston middle schools participated in the event.
Driven by the desire to provide more opportunities or middle school girls to participate in sports, a group of people, including Darlene Knight of the Boston Public Schools, Chris Lynch of the Boston Youth Sports Initiative, Whitney Post of the Women Sports Foundation GoGirlGo Program, Judy Lockhart of the Red Auerbach Youth Foundation, Linda Driscoll of Dream Big!, Pat Arcand of the Play Ball! Foundation and Caitlin Geddes of Northeastern Sport in Society created The Jump Boston! Team.
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Vital stats: Hanson, who won a state federation cross country title in the fall, captured the state indoor crown in the 3,200meter run. The senior, who will run next season at North Carolina State, also competed at the Millrose Games. He had the area's top times in the 3,200 (9:08.06), the mile (4:18.85) and 1,600 (4:17.35).Quotable: "It's hard to believe (what he's done). It's also the way he did it. He went in with a plan at the state meet. He stuck to the plan and with a half mile to go he took the lead and ran away from the field. It was a great way to finish off the winter season for a special athlete," coach Steve Arnett said.? "Lots of natural talent but also a very smart runner. Adjusts well to a variety of race tactics. At the state championship he carefully stayed out of traffic for the first 2,200 meters before hammering out repetitive 32 second laps to blow open the race and run away from the field. His effort was really nothing short of professional," Beacon coach Jim Henry said.First TeamSchool: Grade: 11Vital stats: Beram was an AllSection 1 athlete in the 300meter dash, posting the region's top time in the event and thirdfastest in Section 1 at 35.24. He also leaped over 21 feet to receive firstteam all county honors in the long jump.Quotable: "He's probably the hardest working sprinter we've had in quite a while," coach Steve Arnett said.James BrownGrade: 11Vital stats: Brown qualified for a second consecutive state meet and placed eighth. His best jump for the season was 6 feet, 4 inches, which he did on three occasions, ranking him among the top 20 overall performances in the state this past season.Quotable: "James has continued the tradition of excellence that Beacon jumping has been known for in Section 1. The senior will be back to make a run at the state outdoor title.Quotable: "He had a great season. He'll be a contender for a state title in the outdoor season," Arnett said.John EnklerSchool: Our Lady of LourdesVital stats: Enkler won the Section 1 Class B championship in the triple, long and high jumps. He was a state qualifier in the triple jump, placing 13th overall with a leap of 4343/4. Enkler will compete for Cornell next season.Quotable: "He was always willing to help the other athletes. He was always positive and upbeat to do whatever the team needed. He always worked as hard as he possibly could," Lourdes coach John Herles said.
