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TNT Gymnasts Own the Floor at Regionals

Contributed by Susan Thompson - Posted: Maryville May 5, 2008

Ashley Thompson and Brittany Stinnett represented the state of Tennessee at the Level 8 Regional Championship on May 3 in Chattanooga.  In attendance were the top gymnasts from eight southeastern states.

Ashley Thompson medaled for third place all around with a score of 37.2.  She received first place on floor with a 9.5 and second place on the balance beam with a 9.3.  Brittany Stinnett received the first place medal on floor with a score of 9.475.  Both gymnasts are in the seventh grade and attend Maryville Middle School.

TNT Gymnastics is coached by Kevin McAfee and Stephanie Delapp.  The gym is located on Clydesdale Street in Maryville.


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MARYVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM FINISHES SECOND IN LEAGUE

Contributed by Michelle Molter - Posted: Maryville April 28, 2008

The Maryville Middle School Bulldogs varsity baseball team finished second in the 2008 Knox Youth Sports Middle School championship last week at Lakeshore Park in Knoxville, TN.  The Bulldogs finished the regular season 9-1 with their only blemish coming at the hands of Sevier County during the regular season.  In a rematch, Maryville defeated Sevier County 6-3 in a single elimination first round playoff game to advance to the double elimination portion of the tournament.  Two come-from-behind thrilling 6-5 wins over Powell and West Valley put the Bulldogs into the championship round. 

 

The Powell Panthers advanced through the loser's bracket and faced Maryville on Monday with the Dogs needing only a victory to claim the championship.  Both teams battled back-and-forth in a 9 inning classic before Maryville succumbed to Powell 12-8.  Jacob West hit a 3-run homer in a losing cause.  On Tuesday, in a winner take all contest, the Bulldogs and Panthers remained tied at 3 through four innings before Powell pushed two runs across the plate in the fifth.  Despite 5 double plays by Maryville, the Bulldogs committed a number of errors that prevented them from overcoming the 5-3 deficit.  Maryville finished the season at 12-3. 

 

Team members include Evan Molter, Dalton Curtis, Jonathan Leonard, Kevin Niethammer, Jacob West, Braden Phillips, Brent Harveston, Jordan Cupp, Jay Yoakum, Greg Jones, Drew Curtis, and Ben Breazeale.  The team is coached by Bruce Curtis, Ike Curtis, and Mark Molter.


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MARYVILLE RUGGER SELECTED TO 2008 WOMEN'S NATIONAL TEAM

Contributed by Cindy Barley - Posted: Maryville April 15, 2008

For Immediate Release

March 31, 2008

 

USA Under-20 WNT Announces Squad to Tour South Africa

 

BOULDER, Colo. -- USA Under-20 Women's National Team Head Coach Bryn Chivers announced today the squad set to tour South Africa from June 16 - June 29.

 

The U-20 Women are scheduled to play three games in Nelspruit, capital of the South African province of Mpumalanga. The team kicks off and concludes the tour with tests against the South Africa Under-20 Women on June 21 and 28 respectively, with a match versus the Mpumalanga Senior Women on June 25.

 

The U.S. team is comprised of 24 players representing 20 different high school, college and club programs across the nation. Nine of the athletes are returning veterans from the 2007 tours of England and Wales, while seven players were selected from developmental squads that played in the Under-23 National All-Star Championships and the Under-19 Invitational NASC. Eight players are new to the program and will embark on their first ever tour with the U-20 National Team in June.

 

"There were a lot of really good athletes at the U-20 camp this year and this has made the selection process much more difficult than in previous years," Head Coach Bryn Chivers said of his balanced squad.

 

The USA Under-20 Women's National Team picked to tour South Africa includes:

Sadie Anderson (Fort Collins)

Candace Barley (Maryville)

BrieAnna Barto (Summit)

Anneke Brand  (Texas Tech)

Stacey Bridges (Texas A&M)

Lauren Danielsen (Summit)

Jozy Gesner (Summit)

Alex Hartley (Brown)

Lisa Henneman (Seattle Women)

Jay-Marie Hill (Stanford)

Mallory Ives (Colorado State)

Joanna Kitlinski (Grand Valley State)

Alisa Ly (Univ. of Minnesota)

Adetayo Mafe (Michigan State)

Tyra McGrady (Indiana University)

Kayla Morisoli (San Jose State)

Kelsey Moss (Stanford) 

Catherine Parkhill (Armstrong)

Maggie Reidy (Divine Savior)

Seymira Salami (State College)

Marie Timm (USMC)

Catherine Turnerdrown (Riverton)

Jessica Watkins (Stanford)

Brittany Woodard (Hyde School)

 

Alternates include: Kayla Ellingson (BYU), Hanna Gregor (Keystone), Katie Johnson (Hopkins, Minn.), Blaine Martin (Brown), Brittany Rose (West Chester East, Penn.) and Rachel Sommer (West Linn, Ore.).

 

For more information on the USA Under-20 Women's National Team, please visit www.usarugby.org/goto/Womens_u20.

To learn more about Maryville Rugby please visit www.mrfcrugby.com or call Coach Jay Hawkins 388-4074.


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TNT Gymnasts Successful at State Championship

Contributed by Susan Thompson - Posted: Maryville April 11, 2008

TNT gymnasts culminated their hugely successful regular competition season with the Tennessee State Championship held in Knoxville on April 4-6.  Competing as Level 8's were Brittany Stinnett, Ashley Thompson, and Lauren Kiningham.  Outstanding performances by Optional Level 8 gymnasts Brittany Stinnett and Ashley Thompson enable them to advance to the Southeastern Regional Championship.  Brittany was awarded the first place gold medal on beam with a score of 9.425 in the 12 year old division.  Ashley won the 13 year old all around division with a 36.825.  She received first place on bars with a 9.625, first place on beam with a 9.375, and second place on floor with a 36.825.

Amy Kiningham competed as a Level 7 and placed second on vault with a 9.425.  Brianna Bonner placed third all around as a Prep-Optional 3 with a 38.15. 

Prep-Optional 2 gymnasts Brianna McGuffin, Reagan Wilson, Kate Hudson, Katie Snyder, and Montana Newroth received the third place team award.  Brianna McGuffin placed won the 11 year old division with a 38.45 all around score.  She placed third on vault with a 9.65, first on bars with a 9.825, and third on floor with a 9.775.  Reagan received first on vault with a 9.65. Kate Hudson scored a 37.65 all around for second place, 9.4 on bars for third, 9.45 on beam for first place, and a 9.75 on floor for first place.  Katie Snyder received second place on bars with a 9.85. 

Prep-Optional 1 competitors consisted of Sarah Caux, Chelsey DeVooght, Claire Sundahl, Hannah Lawson, and Haley Tiller.  Sarah received first place on vault with a 9.95.

TNT Gymnastics is coached by Kevin McAfee and Stephanie Delapp.  The gym is located on Clydesdale Street in Maryville.


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Heritage Middle School Chorus

Contributed by Savannah Wilburn - Posted: April 4, 2008

Friday, April 4th the Heritage Middle 7th and 8th grade chorus went to Concord First Baptist Church for festival. The group received "superior" for their performance of their spring songs. Under the direction of their conductor Carol Ward the group has never failed to be one of the best. So I would like to extend a thanks to Mrs. Ward and our assistant teacher Mr. Crowe.


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U -13 Boys Hammers Win Stones Rivers Spring Shootout in Sudden Death

Contributed by Terry Reed - Posted: March 31, 2008
It was a weekend of soccer revenge for the U-13 Boys Hammers in Smyrna, Tennessee. The tournament that only a season and a half ago did not accept the same Hammers' team saw a stingy defense, anchored by defenders Ryan Hodgson, Abe Wood, and Tyler Hudson, play their way to a tournament title.
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