The USA Deaf Team Handball is hosting a try-out on May 9-11 @ the Model Secondary School for the Deaf gym. USA Team Handball is seeking any veterans or newcomers who are interested in participating in team handball competition leading up to the 2009 Deaflympics http://www.2009deaflympics.org in Taipei, Taiwan on September 5-15, 2009.

Here is the detailed information about the team handball tryouts.

When - May 9-11, 2008
Location - MSSD Gym
Registration - May 9 from 5:30p-6:30p
Fee: $50.00 (payable to josephkolcun (memo:USADTH)

If you have questions regarding this try-out, please contact Chris Hamilton (chrishamilton3@aol.com)

To the Riverside Community,

The Berg-Seeger Track & Field at Texas School for the Deaf was a successful event!

The Boys and Girls Track & Field placed 5th out of 9 schools throughout the nation! The Boys Track & Field team brought home 1 gold and 1 bronze medals. The Girls Track & Field brought home 3 gold and 1 silver medals. The Girls team won the most gold medals compared to other schools.

We are proud of Keisha Howard who won the Ruth T. Seeger award for the Best Track Athlete out of approximately 30 female student-athletes! She earned a total of 30 points for her participation in several events. She placed first in the Girls 100 Meter Dash with 13.44 seconds. She also placed first in the Girls 200 Meter Dash with 27.92 seconds along with Shani Ambrester who came in second with 28.59 seconds! Keisha also placed first in the Girls High Jump, clearing 4 feet and 6 inches.

Cesar Garcia placed fourth in the Boys 1600 Meter Run with the time of 5:15.41. Juan Dillard came in fifth with the time of 5:19.53. Joshua Segovia placed seventh with 5:35.26

Cesar Garcia placed first in the Boys 3200 Meter Run with 11:27.87. Juan Dillard came in 3rd with a time of 11:35.22. Joshua Segovia came in fourth with a time of 11:35.22.

Lazaro Leon placed fifth in Shot Put with 35’ 2”. Angela Ferguson placed 4th in the Girls Discus Throw with 77’ 6” which broke our school old record of 74’ 9”!

The coaches worked extremely hard to ensure that all student-athletes participated in the events as scheduled. They did an outstanding job!

Thanks for the job well done!

What: An “off season” workout consisting of Stretching, Form Running, Agilities and Speed Training, as well as football skills and fundamentals

Where: California School for the Deaf, Riverside (CSDR, 91& Arlington)

When: Starting January 13,2008 (Weather permitting)
10:00am - Noon, every Sunday

Cost: $25.00 per workout
Buy 4 - Get one FREE

About Us:
Coach Robinson - 13 Years of high school and/or youth coaching experience
Coach Coury - NCAA 1A Football player, current DB coach @ Riverside Poly High
Coach Williams - former state POY, (Colton High), USC RB/FS, college/HS coaching experience
Coach Delpino - Former NFL running back w/ LA & Denver
Coach Hill - Former NFL Europe coach, current OL coach w/ State Champion Orange Lutheran High
Coach Russell - Former NFL RB, New England Patriots
* We are certified S.P.A.R.Q. trainers. (www.sparqtraining.com) and are also affiliated with www.studentsports.com

Players: The workouts are open to any and all kids aged 10 and above. Anyone that wants to improve their overall athleticism, footwork, speed and football skills are welcome to attend.
* All current CSDR students: no charge

Insurance: We are insured through Gagliardi Insurance Services. All participants MUST have a signed release form from their parents. (This can be found on our websites registration page)

www.advantagefootballtraining.com

Riverside Community,

Please join me in congratulating Kristy Nowak! She is our newest head coach for the Varsity Girls Softball team. She wants to be a coach that every student-athlete will know, not just a small group. There will be no divisive elitism: the squad will train, win, and play together. That way everyone succeeds.

I have no doubt that her passion and enthusiasm for the sport will motivate all our players and help them to really enjoy the sport. I am confident Kristy will give the program the impetus it needs to take its place as a home for top level players.

Please give Kristy a warm welcome!

GO CUBS!

To the Riverside community,

The California School for the Deaf, Riverside Varsity Boys/Girls Basketball and Cheer team have boarded the plane taking us to Faribault, Minnesota. We are participating in the 8th Annual Clerc Classic Basketball Tournament and Cheerleading Competition, hosted by Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf. They will be competing for the championship among 7 other Deaf schools throughout the nation.

You can keep track of our progress off the website provided by MSAD:
8th Annual Clerc Classic

On Thursday, January 17th, the Riverside Varsity Wrestling team will be participating in the 4th Annual Deaf Prep Wrestling Tournament at Indiana School for the Deaf. They will be competing for the championship among 6 other Deaf schools throughout the nation.

You can keep track of our progress off the website provided by ISD: http://www.deafhoosiers.com/NDPW/

We know that our student-athletes are going to make us proud, representing Riverside and the community.

GO CUBS!!

John Castrese
Athletic Director