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Congratulations to the Leprechauns u19 team who are Dept of Rec Runner Ups.
It was a tough loss but a great learning experience. Go get'em next year !
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Congratulations to the following members of the Leprechauns Family who are members of their schools' CYO championship basketball teams and those chosen for the Region 3 All Stars
CYO Varsity Boys:
Aaron Chesney
Brendan Mason
CYO JV Boys:
Brian Jones
Christian Kahlert
All Stars:
James LeBold
Alec McDonnell
Gabrielle Bonewicz
Veronica Cepparulo
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Congratulations to the 2009 NEPL Basketball All Stars.
7-8s
Alexis Libertore
Ryan Dugan
Kyle Kehoe – skills
9-10s
Chad Grzesnikowski
Devin McCarthy
Justin Swanson –skills
11-12s
Madeline Cepparulo
Anna Kehoe
Gabrielle Bonewicz –skills
Aaron Chesney
Eddie Sharp
Paul Bonewicz – skills
James LeBold
Mark Newdeck
Andrew Roehr- skills
13-14s
Charles Richards
Chris Stierle
Roman Flores – skills
15-16s
Mike Breslin
Shane Povernick
Stephen Deal – skills
Christopher Rivera
Elliott Perez
Thomas Piszczyk - skills
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Congratulations to our former Leprechauns who have been named members of the All Catholic Football Team
First Team Defense
Joseph Mascino (North)
Honorable Mention Offense
Fred DiMascia (North)
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Congratulations to the Little Flower Girls Golf Team,featuring the Leprechauns' favorite softball playing and cheerleading coaching golfer Auburee King on winning the Catholic League Golf Championship.
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Congratulations to our neighbors, The Children's School of Performing Arts on winning the Platinum Award at the Dynamite National Talent Competition Finals and special congrats go out to Gabrielle Bonewicz,our very own Leps dancing machine !
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Congratulations to the following members of the Leprechauns Family who are also members of their schools' CYO championship teams.
2008 Region 3 Softball Champions - Nativity BVM
Katie Hall
Veronica Cepparulo
Gabrielle Bonewicz
Madeline Cepparulo
Jenna Markocki
2008 Region 3 Baseball Champions - PJP II
Jimmy Dugan
Kevin Racek
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Congratulations to the 2008 NEPL All Stars
7-8 Baseball ::
Hunter Hoffman
Kyle Strain
9 –10 Baseball ::
Zach Crutchley
Justin Meleski
Elmer Rhodes
11-12 Softball ::
Anna Kehoe
Kayla Paul
11-12 Baseball (Bonewicz) ::
Kyle Meenan
Nick Mauro
11-12 Baseball (Cepparulo) ::
Tom Mamanski
James McDermott
13-14 Baseball ::
Tony Gizzi (unable to play due to broken hand)
Brendan Mason
Joseph Meenan
15-18 Softball ::
Auburee King
Jenna Markocki
Liz Stout
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Congratulations to former Leprechauns Football Players, Nick DiMascia and Jimmy Whartnaby,current members of the St.Anne Falcons on being named to the city CYO All Star Football Team .
Way to Go Guys !
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May 8, 2008
EAST STROUDSBURG - East Stroudsburg University freshman Brittany Racek has been named to the Louisville Slugger/NFCA Mid-Atlantic All-Region second team as a designated player.
Racek (Philadelphia/Little Flower/Leprechauns), who hit .317 in her first season at ESU, is the third freshman to earn All-Region honors for the Warriors. Erika Lee was the first team catcher and Casey Dixon was the second team designated player in 2000.
Racek was the only ESU player to appear in all 48 games this season. She led the team in hits (44), runs (26), doubles (9), and stolen bases (8) and had a .399 on-base percentage while driving in 15 runs.
She filled the leadoff or second spot in the order in all but one of her 47 starts, with 30 coming as the designated player and 17 at second base.
Racek maintained a .300 batting average over the final six weeks of the season and hit .319 against PSAC competition to help the Warriors to their second straight appearance in the conference tournament, where she had a hit in all three games.
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Wasco heading from FLC to UMBC
Jake Wasco tonight will make his first career start as a varsity basketball player when Franklin Learning Center opens its season with a non-league game at La Salle.
In his back pocket will be a Division I scholarship.
Wasco, a 6-8, 200-pound center and power forward, has made an oral commitment to the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
A season ago, he made just brief appearances for the Bobcats and sometimes remained anchored to the bench for all 32 minutes. He totaled 30 points all season.
"That was rough,'' he said. "You always want to be out there, not only proving yourself but also helping the team.
"I understood what coach [Cedric] Powell was doing because there were guys in front of me. I just looked forward to getting my chance this season. The plan was to keep working hard and make the best of it.''
The summer, of course, came first.
Wasco fared well for FLC's own team and for a pair of AAU squads. By August, the word was starting to spread. UMBC and La Salle were among the first to express interest. Other D-I's followed.
"Little surprising,'' he acknowledged, "but I knew I could play.''
So did Powell.
"Jake has worked hard to make this happen," Powell said. "I'm very proud of him."
Wasco's official visit to UMBC, which has Philly flavor in the persons of coach Randy Monroe (Roman Catholic '81) and sophomore guard Matt Spadafora (Archbishop Wood), occurred in early November.
"I liked the coach and the campus and the people. Everybody was really nice to me,'' said Wasco, who lives near Thompson and Clearfield, in Port Richmond. "I saw it as a good fit.
"I saw them scrimmage Mount St. Mary's when I was there. I liked that they used an up-and-down tempo, but still involved the big men a lot. There wasn't really a need to think about other schools.'' *
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