Elite News Bulletin -- 02-21-05

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This News Bulletin is emailed to swimmers and parents each Monday by Bill Deatly. If you aren't receiving a copy, please contact to make sure he has your current email address on his list.

“ACTION MOVIE” RESULTS FOR ELITE AT SR/JR STATES

Like a great action movie with a spectacular opening scence and a challenging and exciting final scene (plus lots of Hollywood drama in between), the Elite swimmers provided plenty of “Oscar Nominee” performances this past weekend during in the last tune-up before “End of the Season” Championships: Senior/Junior State Championships, held at Seton Hall University.

Opening Scene: States opens with distance events on Friday night: the 500 free and the 400 IM. In 16 distance swims, Elite swimmers performed personal best times in 13. Highlights included (and in the order of performances):

Seniors :

1) Katie Kilcullen (while sick) dropping 7 seconds in the 500 free.

2) Lindsay Scott smashing the 5:40 mark for the 1st time (with a 5:37.78) and pushing into the top 10 all-time 500 swims (8th best time) for 15 & olders

3) Julianne Furdyna dropping 4 seconds (5:30.75) representing the 4th best 500 time in Elite history for 15 & Olders

4) Henry Scott cruising to a 5:50.29 in the 500 Free-9 seconds faster than his best

5) Colleen Mason crushing her previous best in the 400 IM (5.04.67), which is the 4th fastest 13-14 400 IM time. Mason’s swim qualified her for Junior Olympics in this event

6) Danielle Basile smashing her best 400 IM time with a 10 second drop of 5:12.46-7th best all time 15 & older time (and a full 20 second drop since last year’s best time)

7) Julianne Furdyna dropping 7 seconds in her 400 IM. Not only was Julianne the only Elite swimmer to perform the grueling task of both the 500 Free and the 400 IM the same night, but several hours before the meet Julianne competed in 4 events a high school meet-including the 500 Free!!!

8) Christian DeFluri destroying his previous best time in the 400 IM with a 4.49.55, 13 seconds faster than his previous.

9) Ending the evening, Nick Trojanowski dropped 6 seconds in the 400 IM to a 4:39.00 and posting his 1st Junior Olympic time this season!!!!

Storyline Day 2: Rev’ed up from the previous nights performances, Elite swimmers repeatedly posted best times throughout the 2nd day. Highlights included:

Seniors:

1) Veronica Smith dropping 1.3 seconds in her 100 Breast

2) Jonathan Denby qualifying for two final events (100 breast & the 200 IM) and placing 8th in finals in the 100 breast.

3) Jeffrey Ayres qualifying for 2 finals events (and placing 8th in the 400 IM on Friday night): 100 breast & 100 free

4) Claire DiGiacomo obliterating her best time in the 200 back (2.23.88) 30 seconds (Claire had not swum the event in 3 years) which was the 2nd fastest Elite time in the Elite. Later Claire went under the magical 1 minute mark in the 100 free-a 1st for her.

5) Jeffrey Ruhle qualifying for finals in the 200 back (2.02.96). Jeff’s swim was the fastest Elite swim ever in this event!!!!

6) Alistair Hall destoying his best time in the 100 fly (1.04.61) with a 4 second drop

7) Ryan Kiley qualifying for finals in the 100 fly (after a two year battle with a shoulder injury).

8) Dennis Estok chopping off 2 seconds in his 100 Fly (58.07)

8) Danielle Basile going under the minute mark in the 100 free with a 58.96

9) Craig Bostwick dropping 5 seconds in his 200 IM (2.14.90)

Juniors:

1) Brittany Ross dropping 6 seconds in the 100 breast (1.16.60)

2) Rachel Lieberberg motoring to a 2.29.75 in the 200 back

3) Ned Scott qualifying for Finals with a 4 second drop in the 100 fly (1.00.98). Ned’s final performance of 1.00.75 placed him 4th overall. Ned also dropped a second in his 100 free (55.68)

4) Chris DeFluri recovering from a disqualification in the 100 fly to earn finals in the 100 free (54.25). At night, Chris further sliced his time to 54.19. Chis also dropped his 200 IM time by 7 seconds to 2.16.10

Storyline Day 3: Tired from 2 days of racing, the Elite Senior Girls faced a unexpected challenge Sunday morning when swimmers from another team objected to Elite’s unique warm-up routine. Despite following the rules and not breaking any other NJ swimming rules, Elite was required to conform to the “conventional” warming up routine. Rather than backing down, the Elite Senior Girls (and later the Senior Boys) showed spunk and grit in their response: letting their performance speak for themselves (and a lot of team cheering!!!).

Seniors :

1) Veronica Smith posting a personal best 27.03 time in the 50 free

2) Claire DiGiacomo dropped 5 seconds in her 200 free (2.12.41) and posting the 7th best 100 back time with a 1.05.94.

3) Shayla McDonnell swimming a personal best in the 50 free (28.04)

4) Jonathan Denby qualifying for finals in the 200 Breast-placing 8th with a 2.25.87 time

5) Jeffrey Ayres qualifying for finals in the 200 breast and the 200 free (with a best of 1.50.89)

6) Mickey Ennis dropping 4 seconds in his 200 free (2.01.46)

7) “Ironman” Matthew Poloniak swimming the 200 breast and then, literally 2 minutes later, swimming the 200 free

8) Dennis Estok breaking 24 seconds in the 50 free for the 1st time (23.82) and dropping 2 seconds in his 200 free (1.58.84)

9) Julianne Furdyna speeding to a 19.05.68 time in the 1650 swim (a mile swim)-3rd best on the all-time list

10) Nick Trojanowski collecting his 2nd Junior Olympic Time with a 17.54.48

Juniors:

1) Priya Duvvuri improving both her 50 free time (28.57) and 100 back (1.12.36). Both times were Junior Olympic qualifying times!!!

2) Danielle Martinez slicing .5 seconds off her 50 free (28.46) adding that to her 3 swim Junior Olympic schedule

3) Duncan Hall rocketing to a 27.43 in his 50 free swim

4) Ned Scott improving his 50 free time to 25.00-4th on the 13-14 all-time list.Ned also dropped 6 seconds on his 200 free swim of 2.08.98

5) Colleen Mason cutting 5 seconds off her 200 free time (2.11.11)

6) Henry Scott knocking off 6 seconds on his 200 free time of 2.09.30

Final Scene:

Due to the overcrowded conditions of the meet, the Juniors competed in the late afternoon. The last event scheduled on the last day was the grueling 200 butterfly. Colleen Mason and Brittany Ross concluded their “preliminary” session on Sunday at 6:00 pm with spectacular swims of 2.30.07 and 2.30.80. Based upon those swims, both Colleen and Brittany qualified to compete in finals.

Just a scant 2 hours later (allowing only a quick meal and brief) warm-up, both girls not only competed, but swam the stud times of 2.30.47 (Colleen) and 2.27.36 (Brittany). In fact, Brittany’s 2nd time dropped her under the Junior Olympic cut time .

A perfect way to end at monsterous weekend of swimming!!!

Swimmers who participated were:

Jeffrey Ayres (4) Danielle Basile (6) Maggie Beaudouin (1) Kasey Bond Craig Bostwick (3) Lilyanne Chen Jerry Chiu (1) Monica Cullen (2) Corey Deatly (4) Christian DeFluri (7) Louise DeMartin (1) Jonathan Denby (6) Claire DiGiacomo (4) Kate Donatelli (1) Sarah Donatelli Brianna Drapeau (1) Priya Duvvuri (2) Venkatesh Duvvuri (1)

Mickey Ennis (6) Dennis Estok (5) Julianne Furdyna (4) Emily Gadsden (2) Dana Gilbert (2) Alistair Hall (5) Duncan Hall (1) Tara Juliano (1) Katie Kilcullen (4) Ryan Kiley (1) Rachel Lieberberg (2) Meghan Liu Christie Marks Danielle Martinez (2) Colleen Mason (6) Katie McCullough (1) Shayla McDonnell (2) Austin Meszaros

Meghan Montagna (2) Alix Ober (2) Emily O’Neil (1) Sarah Peay (1) Will Peters (3) Matt Poloniak (3) Katie Psillaksi (1) Brittany Ross (6) Nicki Ross (2) Jeffrey Ruhle (3) Henry Scott (3) Lindsay Scott (2) Ned Scott (7) Veronica Smith (6) Sarah Stover (1) Lily Thompson (5) Nick Trojanowski (6) Kayla Wolonsky (2)

“NON 9-10” VOLUNTEERS STEP UP TO HELP AT 9-10 SILVER/BRONZE CHAMPIONSHIPS BUT MORE HELP NEEDED

This coming weekend (February 26-27), Elite will be co-hosting with Sea Dragons the 9-10 Silver/Bronze “South” Championship Meet at Newark Academy. The meet is expected to have 425 participants each day.

Last week's plea for additional help was rewarded with a number of additional volunteers outside of the “9-10 parents pool.” Bill and Brandy appreciate their offer of help. However, we are still looking for additional parents or swimmers whom would like to help this massive undertaking.

Parents and swimmers (community service time!!) whom have time during the weekend (even a two-hour stint) and would be willing to help, please contact Brandy at 908-273-6542 or by email at eliteswimclubnj@comcast.net.

SICK? COULD BE YOUR LACK OF “AT HOME” SWIMMING DETAILS!!!

Are you sick? Got the flu, strep or a bad head cold? Your sickness is probably caused by your own lack of swimming details!!!

Since we are heading towards our championship season (late February/March), this is the most crucial segment of your training season. Each swimmer needs to practice their “at home” swimming details: drinking lots of fluids, eating properly and often, getting enough sleep and dressing properly for winter.

There are literally dozens of swimmers that ignore these vital “at home” swimming details, and most of these swimmers end up missing significant training and/or actually missing their meets because they do not live their “at home” swimming details. These swimmers literally shorten their training seasons due to their sickness!!!

One new swimmer phenonem that is just plain crazy is the “sandal/no sock look” in zero degree weather. Swimmers who dress like this are literally begging to get sick. One Elite swimmer actually got frostbite last week due to not dressing properly on the way home from swimming on a particularly cold night. Ever tried swimming with frostbite?

Be a winner: do your swimming details at home and at school, in addition to at the pool!!!

TOP 10 TIMES NOW POSTED ON WEBSITE

Thru an excellent parental suggestion, the Top 10 Times list is now posted on Elite’s website. Thru the Open Distance Meet, 52 Elite have added 154 new top 10 times (better than 20% of the Elite swim team!!).

The computer allows to Elite to easily keep track of the top 10 fastest times in each event ever achieved by club members within “Elite” competitions. This “Top 10” list has been updated and a copy of the list is located in the back of the mailbox located at Newark Academy.

The following swimmers have already added one or more times this season to Elite’s fastest times ever: Lauren Andriesen, Jeffrey Ayres, Danielle Basile, Courtney Brosnan, Jerry Chiu, Corey Deatly, Christian DeFluri, Carolyn DeMeo, Jonathan Denby, Shelby Dixon, Sarah Donatelli, Brianna Drapeau, Priya Duvvuri, Venkatesh Duvvuri, Mickey Ennis, Kevin Estok, Frank Farinella, Kaitlin Farinella, Breana Fitzpatrick, Julianne Furdyna, Duncan Hall, Ben Inglese, Zackie Katz, Katie Kilcullen, Aaron Levin, Michael Li, Rachel Lieberberg, Andrea Luallen-Egg, Danielle Martinez, Collen Mason, Annie McCullough, Shayla McDonnell, Austin Meszaros, Meghan Montagna, Alix Ober, Alyssa Pepper, Michael Pepper, Brittany Ross, Nicki Ross, Jeffrey Ruhle, Henry Scott, Lindsay Scott, Ned Scott, Veronica Smith, Lindsay Stearns, Kara Stevens, Lily Thompson, Nick Trojanowski, Lydia Vollavanh, Devan Zambito.

Dozens more of Elite swimmers are within reach of obtaining a top 10 time this season!!! Check out the website!!!!

CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON IS UPON US: MINI-CHAMPIONSHIPS & 9-10 SILVER/BRONZE THIS WEEKEND: SEASON ENDS FOR MARLINS AND WAVE TEALS AT THE CONCLUSION OF THESE MEETS”

This week will begin Elite’s championship season. Both the Mini-Championships (for all swimmers 8 & Under) and the “9-10 Silver/Bronze Championships will be held this coming weekend.

Mini-Championships: For all swimmers ages 8 & under, this championship meet is held at the Seton Hall University Pool in South Orange this Saturday, February 26. Girls will compete in the morning and boys will compete in the afternoon.

Last season, swimmers from 32 teams teams competed in this meet with Elite sending 12 swimmers. This year, Elite is sending a contingent of 26 swimmers, many whom have a chance to finish in the top 16!!

At the conclusion of this meet, all swimmers ages 8 & Under are finished (including practice) for the season. All Marlin practices will conclude at this time

9-10 “South” Silver/Bronze Championships: For all swimmers ages 9 & 10 who have not qualified for Junior Olympics, the final meet of the season is the 9-10 “South” Silver/Bronze Championships, held this Saturday, February 26 & this Sunday, February 27 to hosted by Elite and held at Newark Academy.

At this “South” meet, 21 teams from Central New Jersey will compete with Elite sending 44 swimmers (the largest contingent). The remaining teams will compete in the “North” meet held at Bergen Community College Pool in Paramus the same weekend.

At the conclusion of this meet, all swimmers ages 9 & 10 who have not qualified for Junior Olympis (held Friday, March 18 thru Sunday, March

20) are finished (including practice) for the season. Those 11 year olds in the Marlin Teals and Marlin Blacks participating in Bronze Championships will practice with the Wavebuster Teals for one week commencing Monday, February 28.

BRONZE ENTRIES POSTED

Next weekend (March 5 & March 6), Elite swimmers age 11 thru 16 will compete in the Bronze “North” Championships to be held at Saint Peter’s College in Jersey City,

At this “North” meet, 25 teams from North New Jersey will compete with Elite sending 107 swimmers The remaining teams will compete in the “South” meet held at Raritan Valley Community College Pool in Lamington the same weekend.

At the conclusion of this meet, all swimmers ages 11 thru 16 who have not qualified for Silver Championships (held Saturday, March 12 & Sunday, March 13) and/or Junior Olympis (held Friday, March 18 thru Sunday, March 20) are finished (including practice) for the season.

CAN YOU PARTY??? “103” ACCEPT INVITATION SO FAR: DEADLINE LOOMING

Athletes have worked hard. Parents have driven all over the state. Both have proved they are committed to Elite and swimming. But can Elite Party????

Seventy-nine Elite members have already accepted their invitations and have sent back their invitations for the Sunday afternoon, April 3rd from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm at the Marriott Hotel in Whippany 10th annual “End of the Season” Banquet!!!

Every Elite swimmer, big and small, is invited to this annual party ritual. Highlights of this year’s dinner will include: attendence awards, participation awards, a slide show and dancing (music spun by a professional DJ!!!).

The reservation & information form was mailed late last week. It is also posted on the website. The reservation must be filled out, and returned complete with payment to Bill by Tuesday, March 1. Parents are requested to attend with their children.

Let’s rock the Marriott Hotel (like we rock at our meets!!!)!!!

SPRING SESSION DEADLINE “LOOMING”

Elite will hold a spring session from Monday, April 3 thru Friday, June 10. The practice schedule will be identical to the 2004 Fall practice schedule (4:30 pm start time). Information regarding the Spring 2005 session was mailed late last week. The deadline to register for Spring 2005 Session is (next) Tuesday, March 1st.

As previously noted, most swimmers were invited to train within their existing training groups (this is especially true in the higher training groups). A small percentage of swimmers were “invited” to train in the next higher training group. Attendence, where and how well a swimmer trains within their current training group and each swimmer’s times were the criteria that was considered in inviting a swimmer to “move-up.”

The Spring Session will initially focus on stroke technique and form. As the session moves towards conclusion, the coaches will shift to conditioning to help put each swimmer in the best postion for a successful summer season with their summer club team.

Elite will be holding “tryouts” for swimmers not currently members of Elite but whom would like to become members. Tryouts will be held at Newark Academy starting at 4:30 pm on the following days:

1) 10 & Unders: Tuesday, March 22, 2005

2) 11 & Older: Wednesday, March 23, 2005

3) Make-ups-all ages: Thursday, March 24, 2005

Swimmers who have signed up for Spring, as of February 18, are as follows:

Marlin Teals: Arlynn Baer, Sam Barback, Kaity Brosnan, Maggie Burd, Will DeMartin, Andrea Ferrell, Sean MacInnes & James Sullivan

Marlin Blacks: Alex Aiello, Matthew Aiello, Frank Farinella, Madeline Faust, Zachary Katz, Aaron Levin, Michael Pepper & Gabi Romano

Wave Teals: Arjun Arora, Courtney Brosnan, Meg Brosnan, Ryan Buckham, Nora Burd, Taylor Campolattaro, Spencer Cielsa, Brittany Clark, Dillon Denehy, Willy Friedlander, Katie Gorman, Greg Keiser, Regan Kology, Jessie Lowe, Katie Rouse, Andrea Shepard, Kara Stevens, Jennifer Torre, Nicole Weissman & Zach Yanes

Wave Blacks: Kristina Beaudouin, Monica Carty, Isabelle DeMartin, Kaitlin Farinella, Kristi Froisland, Audrey Gammel, Victoria Keiser, Alyssa Pepper, Abigail Rollenhagen & Erica Takahashi

Wave Golds: Lindsay Anderson, Tad Deatly, Louise DeMartin, Morgan Kiley, Michael Li, Maggie Nelson, Katie Psillakis & Katie Ragan,

Senior Preps: Katie Bohan, Sarah Peay & Henry Scott

Seniors: Danielle Basile, Maggie Beaudouin, Craig Bostwick, Corey Deatly, Julianne Furdyna, Emily Gadsden, Katie Kilcullen, Shayla McDonnell, Austin Meszaros, Veronica Smith, Lily Thompson & Nick Trojanowski

SUMMER: THINK SWIM CAMPS

When planning the upcoming summer, please consider sending your Elite swimmer to one of the numerous swim camps available within driving distance.

Each summer, numerous Elite swimmers spend a rewarding week (or two) at a summer swim camp. The benefits of such a camp are: 1) individual attention by reknown swim coaches 2) an increased knowledge of the sport of swimming and 3) personal growth that occurs as a result of “being on one’s own.”

The formula that seems to work best is finding an Elite friend to spend the week with at the swim camp.

If you are considering sending your swimmer to a swim camp, now is the time to do the research and make decisions (many of these camps are sold out by mid-Spring). In the back of the mailbox, there are a list of swim camps which Elite swimmers have attended in the past and where to find more information about each camp. In addition, Bill can email this list to you at your request.

This summer: think Swim Camps!!

NJ TIME STANDARDS POSTED ON ELITE’S WEBSITE

Time Standards for the End of the Season Championship Meets have been adopted by New Jersey Swimming, are posted on Elite’s website (under time standards) and are posted on the wall at Newark Academy. These standards are final for the 2004-05 season.

PARENTS ORGANIZATION UPDATE

FUNDRAISER COMMITTEE: Rita Furdyna (rfurdyna@watsonpharm.com) and Peter Wolfson (pjwolfson@pbnlaw.com) have agreed to be co-chairs of the Fundraiser Committee.

Initial ideas focused on including fundraising efforts during the Elite End of the Season Banquet scheduled for April 3. Suggestions included gift baskets, program, 50-50’s and raffles.

Rita and Peter would welcome outsided ideas for the above and/or additional fundraisers. Please contact Rita or Peter at the above email addresses with your ideas and/or your willingness to volunteer.

TIMERS COMMITTEE: The timing committee and coordination of timing assignments is evolving. All Parents attending meets are requested to:

1) volunteer to time and/or 2) volunteer to organize the timing at each session at the meets. More information will be provided shortly.

MEET ENTRIES ON THE WEBSITE

All meet entry information and session information for swim meets is posted on Elite’s website under Meets (please click on both the entry information and session information to get all the information you need).

EACH SWIMMER should check EACH swim meet to see if they are entered into it. Session information and start times are listed on the “Session Info” list accompanying each entry list on the website.

The following meet entries and directions/session times are posted on Elite’s website (eliteswimclub.org):

1) Mini-Championships (End of Season Championship Meet for swimmers ages 8 & Under- Saturday, Feb 26- Seton Hall University

2) 9-10 Silver-Bronze South Championships-Saturday, Feb 26 & Sunday, Feb 27

3) Bronze North Championships- Saturday, March 5 & Sunday, March 6

Silvers and Junior Olympics should both be posted by the end of the week.

With regards to any Elite meets, all athletes have the following obligation if they are unable to attend the meet or any session of the meet:

YOU ARE TO EMAIL (ELITESWIMCLUBNJ@COMCAST.NET), PHONE (908-273-6542) OR LEAVE A WRITTEN MESSAGE IN BILL’S MAILBOX

MEET RESULTS NOW POSTED ON THE WEBSITE

In addition to being posted at Newark Academy, results from each meet are now posted on Elite’s website. Check the “Meet Results” category in the table of contents and then click on the results of the meet you wish to review.

PRACTICE CHANGES IN LATE FEB

As the high school swim meet season winds down, there will be less disruption of Elite’s practice schedule.

1) Monday, February 21: Presidents-Newark Academy is closed. Wave Teals

will practice from 3 pm to 4:15 pm at Morristown-Beard. Wave Golds will practice from 3:45 pm to 5:00 pm at Morristown-Beard. Seniors and Senior Preps will have a combined practice from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Morristown- Beard.

2) Saturday, February 26: Due to Elite hosting the 9-10 Silver-Bronze South Championship Meet, there will be no Wave Teal practice (see Sun). The Wave Golds will practice from 3:00 pm to 4:15 pm at Morristown-Beard. Senior Preps will have practice from 8:00 am to 10:00 am.

3) Sunday, February 27: Due to Elite hosting the 9-10 Silver-Bronze South Championship Meet, there will be a Wave Teal practice at Morristown-Beard from 1:15 pm to 2:30 pm. There will be no Marlin Teal or Marlin Black practice (11 year old Marlin Blacks are to practice with Wave Teals).

4) Tuesday, March 1: Due to the elimination of the Marlin practices, the Wave Blacks will practice from 5:15 pm to 6:30 pm.

5) Friday, March 4: Due to the elimination of the Marlin practices, the Wave Blacks will practice from 5:15 pm to 6:30 pm.

6) Saturday, March 5: Because Seniors will be in the midst of their season ending taper, there will only be 1 Senior Practice this day: 8:00 am to 10:30 am. Non- Bronze Senior Preps will also train at this time.

7) Sunday, March 6: Non-Bronze Wave Blacks will practice from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm. Non-Bronze Senior Preps and Seniors will practice from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm.

PRACTICE SCHEDULE THIS WEEK

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MONDAY
2-21-2005

PRESIDENT'S DAY
NA CLOSED

WAVE TEAL-AT MBS
3:00 PM - 4:15 PM

WAVE GOLD-AT MBS
3:45 PM - 5:00 PM

COMBINED
SENIORS &
SENIOR PREPS-AT MB
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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TUESDAY
2-22-05

MARLIN TEAL-AT NA
5:15 PM - 6:00 PM

MARLIN BLACK-AT NA
5:15 PM - 6:00 PM

WAVE BLACK-AT NA
6:00 PM - 7:15 PM

SENIORS PREPS AT NA
D: 6:15 PM - 6:55 PM
P: 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM

SENIORS-AT MB
D: 6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
P: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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WEDNESDAY
2-23-05

WAVE BLACK-AT NA
5:15 PM - 6:30 PM

WAVE GOLD-AT NA
6:15 PM - 7:30 PM

SENIOR PREPS-AT MB
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

SENIORS-AT NA
D: 5:45 PM - 6:40 PM
P: 6:45 PM - 8:30 PM

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THURSDAY
2-24-05

WAVE TEAL-AT NA
5:15 PM - 6:30 PM

WAVE GOLD-AT NA
D: 5:15 PM - 5:55 PM
P: 6:00 PM - 7:15 PM

SENIORS PREPS-AT NA
D: 6:00 PM - 6:40 PM
P: 6:45 PM - 8:30 PM

SENIORS-AT MB
D: 6:00 PM - 6:55 PM
P: 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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FRIDAY
2-25-05

MARLIN TEAL-AT NA
5:15 PM - 6:00 PM

MARLIN BLACK-AT NA
5:15 PM - 6:00 PM

WAVE BLACK-AT NA
6:00 PM - 7:15 PM

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SATURDAY
2-26-05

9-10 S/BR CHAMPS
AT NA

MINI-CHAMPS
AT SHU

WAVE TEAL-AT NA
NONE-SEE SUN

WAVE GOLD-AT NA
3:00 PM - 4:15 PM

SENIOR PREPS-AT MB
P:  8:00 AM - 10:00 AM

SENIORS-AT MB
P:  8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
D: 10:05 - 10:30 AM
P:  4:00 PM -  6:00 PM-MB

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SUNDAY
2-27-05

9-10 S/BR CHAMPS
AT NA

WAVE TEAL-AT NA
1:15 PM - 2:30 PM

WAVE BLACKS-AT MB
2:30 PM - 3:45 PM

WAVE GOLDS-AT MB
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

SENIOR PREPS-AT MB
P: 12:00 PM -  1:30 PM
D:  1:30 PM -  2:30 PM

SENIORS AT MBS
D: 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
P: 4:45 PM - 7:00 PM