Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Several senior athletes at Northeast High School were honored at the school’s senior banquet Tuesday night.
The Northeast High School athletic community celebrated some of the senior athletes' finest accomplishments Tuesday night at its senior banquet. Here is a rundown of the top award winners, Northeast Athletic Director Ken Miller said. Booster members and Miller provided the descriptions of each award. Award: Heaphy Award Winners: Megan Grim and Blake Russell Description: This award is for athletic and scholastic achievement. Ed Heaphy was the founding boosters president. The boosters provide the funds for this scholarship, and the coaches and the athletic director select the winners. The winners receive a $1,000 scholarship. Award: John Groom Courage Award Winners: Emily Neisser and David Skiratko Description: This award is named after John…
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Led by Nick Altmann’s six-goal performance, Chesapeake defeated Northeast 16-3 Friday night.
In a dominating performance, the Chesapeake Cougars easily handled the Northeast Eagles 16-3 Friday night in an offensive explosion that featured six goals from junior Nick Altmann. Less than three minutes into the start of Friday night’s game, Altmann worked his way to the goal and put one in the net to give his team a one-goal lead. Altmann recorded three goals and one assist just in the first half. “It felt good,” said Altmann on his performance. “We were pumped up and we moved fast and just moved the ball quick.” In the game's opening minutes, it looked as though Northeast was going to hang with the Cougars. They responded to Altmann’s goal three minutes later after Cougar midfielder Austin Brown took a crosschecking penalty, giving …
Led by senior Abby Mack, Chesapeake defeated Northeast 18-13 Friday on senior night.
The Chesapeake High School girls lacrosse team scored 18 goals Friday night in a 18-13 victory over crosstown rival Northeast. Cougar senior Abby Mack either scored or assisted on 11 on the 18 total goals. Less than six minutes into the senior night contest, the Chesapeake Cougars (6-7) found themselves down, 2-0. They quickly rallied scoring two goals in less than a minute to even the score, then Mack struck. Ten minutes into the game, Mack fired a shot that found its way to the back of the net and put her team up, 3-2. Mack went on to score five goals on five shots and record six assists on her own senior night. “Abby Mack is not only a phenomenal player, she is a phenomenal person,” said Chesapeake coach Shannon Kelly. “She always looks…
Monday, April 23, 2012
The captain will play on a club team this summer with the hope of gaining college-level experience.
Patch stopped by the Northeast girls varsity lacrosse practice and spoke with midfield captain Courtney Woolford, 17, about her lacrosse career and her plans for the future. Her coach, Julia Lebowtz, said Woolford is definitely a Division I prospect. Pasadena Patch: You’ve been on the varsity lacrosse team for three years. What is one of your favorite memories? Courtney Woolford: One of the games in a tournament this year, we played a really physical and quick team. It was an intense game and tied 3-3 at halftime. We ended up winning and it was really exciting. Pasadena Patch: What other groups or activities do you participate in at Northeast? Woolford: I play field hockey. I am also in Fellowship of Christian athletes. Pasadena Patch: …
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Senior Julianna Hall also plays lacrosse for the Eagles.
Northeast High School’s Julianna Hall will be taking her field hockey skills to the next level. The senior has committed to play at Division II Limestone College, located in South Carolina. Hall, 18, spent three years on the varsity field hockey team at Northeast and said she had a few colleges to pick from, but knew Limestone was the one. “I just liked the campus a lot and the coach was really nice and the class sizes were good,” Hall said. “I had a couple colleges to pick from and it was a little stressful, but as soon as I went on [Limestone’s] campus I knew that was the place I wanted to go." Hall, who also plays lacrosse for the Eagles, said she is excited to learn new skills when she reports to Limestone in August. She has already …
Friday, April 20, 2012
After high school, Amber Andino plans to attend the University of Maryland and major in biochemistry.
Patch stopped by the Northeast girls varsity lacrosse practice and spoke with defensive captain Amber Andino, 18, about her lacrosse career and her plans for the future. Pasadena Patch: You have been on the varsity lacrosse team for three years. What is one of your favorite memories? Amber Andino: My favorite memory is pretty much practice every day. We have a really good time [at practice]. We are kind of a joking and fun team, but we are still serious in the right moments. This is my favorite team to play with out of all of the sports teams I have been with; we just get along so well. It’s a good group. Pasadena Patch: What other groups or activities do you participate in at Northeast? Andino: I play varsity soccer for Northeast. I am …
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Thursday, April 19, 2012
Stacy Titus, a senior at Northeast, said she wants to become an elementary school teacher.
Patch stopped by the Northeast girls varsity lacrosse practice and spoke with offensive captain Stacy Titus, 17, about her lacrosse career and her plans for the future. Pasadena Patch: You have been on the varsity lacrosse team for two years. What is one of your favorite memories? Stacy Titus: Probably the games and the bus rides to the games. On the bus, we are always goofing around and then when we get to the field we get serious and get down to it. Old Mill and North County are always really good games for us. We always give 100 percent and try our best. Pasadena Patch: What other groups or activities do you participate in at Northeast? Titus: I play field hockey, too. I work and do an internship at High Point Elementary with second-…
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Don’t miss the April 16 deadline for this college scholarship opportunity.
Are you a senior athlete at Northeast High School and getting ready to move on to college? Then this opportunity is for you. The deadline for Northeast High School’s Soar Like an Eagle scholarship, which grants a $500 college scholarship to one male and one female athlete, is Monday, April 16. This scholarship is intended to recognize the student-athlete who has demonstrated exceptional leadership, dedication and sportsmanship while being a member of his or her team. It also considers the athlete’s contributions with time and participation in giving back to the community. All applications should be completed and addressed to Gwynn Philhower, president of the NEHS Athletic Boosters, c/o Northeast High School, 1121 Duval Highway, Pasadena, …
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