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Olympic Conference boys soccer all-stars, 2024

OLYMPIC CONFERENCE ALL-STARS

NOTE: These teams are selected by the Olympic Conference, not NJ.com.

AMERICAN DIVISION

First Team

  • Jake Bartletta, Rancocas Valley, Sr., F
  • Sean McFadden, Shawnee, Sr., F
  • Cruz Candray, Cherry Hill East, Jr., F
  • Nate Linden, Eastern, Sr., F
  • Antonio Perez, Lenape, Sr., F
  • Danny Williams, Shawnee, Sr., F
  • Lukas Heon, Lenape, Sr., M
  • Connor Winters, Shawnee, Sr., M
  • Jacob Santamaria, Shawnee, Sr., M
  • Ashton Ritter, Cherokee, Jr., M
  • Darrin Doyle, Shawnee, Sr., D
  • Cooper Adinolfi, Shawnee, Jr., D
  • Joe Robb, Cherokee, Sr., D
  • Will Reid, Lenape, Sr., D
  • Dylan Johnson, Eastern, Sr., D
  • Cole Butler, Cherokee, Jr., G
  • Jack Luehrs, Cherry Hill East, Sr., G

Second Team

  • Liam McCloskey, Cherokee, Sr., F
  • Noli Murtaj, Cherokee, Jr., F
  • Matt Capriotti, Eastern, Sr., F
  • Santiago Villalba, Lenape, Sr., F
  • Nolan Perry, Cherry Hill East, Jr., F
  • Chase Salerno, Cherokee, Jr., M
  • Brett Maggs, Rancocas Valley, Sr., M
  • Logan Cherkas, Eastern, Jr., M
  • Aiden Santamaria, Shawnee, Sr., M
  • Andrew Gallardo, Cherry Hill East, Sr., M
  • Chase Dougherty, Eastern, Sr., D
  • Matthew Cyganik, Cherry Hill East, Sr., D
  • Cale Stielau, Shawnee, Sr., D
  • Andrew Szymanik, Lenape, Sr., D
  • Jake Ricciardi, Rancocas Valley, Sr., D
  • Evan Gonzalez, Lenape, Sr., G
  • Brady Lynch, Eastern, Sr., G

NATIONAL DIVISION

First Team

  • Declan Capps, Moorestown, Sr., F
  • Luke Rath, Seneca, Sr., F
  • Jordan Marrero, Cherry Hill West, Sr., F
  • Chase Giambri, Paul VI, Jr., F
  • Cooper Macri, Cherry Hill West, Jr., F
  • Alfay Depaula, Moorestown, Jr., M
  • Travis Hemphill, Paul VI, Sr., M
  • Christian Pacella, Cherry Hill West, Sr., M
  • Jacob Syntil, Winslow, Sr., M
  • Travis Bauer, Seneca, Sr., M
  • Luke Damian, Moorestown, Sr., M
  • Aiden Ryder, Cherry Hill West, Sr., D
  • Brady McDonough, Bishop Eustace, Sr., D
  • Vaughn Worthing, Seneca, Jr., D
  • Andrew Coutinho, Moorestown, Sr., D
  • Charles Byrd-Leitner, Moorestown, Sr., D
  • Michael Della Rosa, Moorestown, Sr., G
  • Matthew Corsetti, Paul VI, Sr., G

Second Team

  • Jake Bauer, Seneca, Jr., F
  • Owen Callinan, Camden Catholic, Jr., M
  • Luke Plunkett, Paul VI, Sr., M
  • Jim Ramirez, Camden Catholic, Sr., M
  • Chukwudi Obasi, Camden Catholic, Jr., M
  • Jake Lenghe, Paul VI, Sr., D
  • Gavin Tallant, Seneca, Sr., D
  • Brody Harris, Winslow, Sr., D
  • Chiz Obasi, Camden Catholic, Sr., D
  • Benjamin Mrvica, Bishop…

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Bemström hits for double, Blomqvist gets shutout for Pens

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins avenged last weekend’s loss by blanking the Bridgeport Islanders, 5-0, at Mohegan Arena at Casey Plaza on Friday night.

The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (9-4-1-0) put forth a clinic on both the offensive and defensive side of the puck to pick up the team’s third shutout of the season. Emil Bemström led the offense with three points (2G-1A), while Joel Blomqvist backstopped the Penguins with a 23-save clean sheet.

Avery Hayes jumpstarted the Penguins and secured the night’s first goal nearly seven minutes into the game. Hayes sparked a breakaway after a great defensive play and deked Bridgeport’s Jakub Škarek into a split, sliding the puck through his five hole.

Later in the first, Bemström buried another breakaway off a set-up from Ville Koivunen and Boris Katchouk, going bar-down over Škarek’s left shoulder.

Bemström’s second tally arrived at 3:50 of the third period, extended the Penguins’ lead to three. Katchouk found the back of the net shortly thereafter, giving Wilkes-Barre/Scranton a 4-0 advantage.

Bridgeport was afforded a full, two-minute five-on-three power play late in regulation. Even though the Penguins already had a four-goal lead with under four minutes to play, the team up forth a sterling effort to stave off the full two-man advantage. As soon as Jonathan Gruden and Hayes escaped the penalty box, the two raced ahead for an odd man rush that culminated in Gruden scoring to make it 5-0.

Joel Blomqvist was perfect in his second game back in Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, making a series of brilliant saves when the game was still close. The finest of his 23 stops came when he sprawled to his left for an acrobatic denial of Islanders super veteran Chris Terry.

Škarek stopped 28 of 33 shots faced in defeat.

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‘Community-minded’ Haldimand councillor Stewart Patterson dies midway through second term

A second chair around Haldimand County’s council table is now empty after the death of Coun. Stewart Patterson on Tuesday.

Patterson, the Ward 1 representative, died early on Nov. 26 at age 65, less than a month after Coun. Marie Trainer died on Oct. 31 following a car crash.

Patterson — who spent the final 12 days of his political life as Haldimand’s deputy mayor — contended with an undisclosed illness in recent months and missed Monday’s council meeting.

He was in the midst of his second term as the representative for Jarvis, Townsend, Nanticoke and the surrounding area, after first being elected in 2018 and then acclaimed in 2022.

In a message of condolence, Mayor Shelley Ann Bentley called Patterson “a mentor to many,” noting his contributions to the municipality, which included roles with the police services board, Haldimand Norfolk Housing Corporation and Haldimand’s accessibility advisory committee.

“He was a staunch proponent of transparent and accountable government, earning the respect of colleagues and residents for his integrity and commitment to good governance,” read a statement issued by Haldimand County.

Chief administrative officer Cathy Case remembered Patterson as “a kind, thoughtful, diligent individual who worked hard to make a difference.”

Patterson immigrated from Northern Ireland as a teenager in 1974 and landed in Jarvis, later getting a job as a millwright at Stelco’s Lake Erie steelworks in Nanticoke, where he was active in the steelworkers union over his 30 years with the company.

He joined the Jarvis Lions Club in 1987 and went on to serve as local governor and district chair.

“He was, and wanted to be, involved in the community and give back to the community,” said Bill Kelly, president of the Jarvis Board of Trade and a fellow Lion who knew Patterson for almost 40 years through both organizations.

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Suit up for the first expedition on Sunday; winner keeps the pickle and other prizes

In Loudonville and Perrysville, holiday celebrations aren’t just about tree lightings or Santa visits − they’re all about pickles.

Residents eagerly search for pickles hidden throughout the Mohican area as part of the annual Pickle Hunt, an event organized by the Cleo Redd Fisher Museum and supported by local businesses.

The Pickle Hunt draws inspiration from a Victorian tradition where families hid a pickle ornament in the Christmas tree, with the lucky finder earning an extra gift. The museum revived the idea over a decade ago, transforming it into a community-wide event.

This year’s Lord of the Pickles is Matt Armstrong. He is tasked with hiding the pickles somewhere in the Mohican area community. Armstrong is a past Pickle Hunt winner.This year’s Lord of the Pickles is Matt Armstrong. He is tasked with hiding the pickles somewhere in the Mohican area community. Armstrong is a past Pickle Hunt winner.

This year’s Lord of the Pickles is Matt Armstrong. He is tasked with hiding the pickles somewhere in the Mohican area community. Armstrong is a past Pickle Hunt winner.

Throughout December, pickles are hidden in public spaces; clues are shared in a Facebook group Pickle Hunt. clues start vague, narrowing throughout the day, until a hunter finds the pickle, claims the prize and resets the hunt.

Winners keep the hand-painted pickle, painted by the L-P Art Club and custom 3D printed by Gorman-Rupp Industries, along with prizes worth $65 or more, donated by over a dozen local businesses.

Businesses in Mohican area help to support the Pickle Hunt

This year’s sponsors are City Sips Coffee Trailer, Truly Inspired Paper Co., Mohican Adventures, The Mouse & Peacock General Store, Four Seasons Flowers & Gifts, Buzzard’s Family Shoes, Lost Horizons Campground, Loudonville Lion’s Club, Golf Ball Manufacturing (GBM), Stake’s IGA, Goodwill,…

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Fans Suspect Fever Revealed WNBA Expansion Draft Protected Players in ‘Next Season’ Graphic

One of the most compelling aspects of the current WNBA offseason is the WNBA Expansion Draft (which is to build a roster for the new Golden State Valkyries franchise) that’s going to take place on December 6.

All 12 of the current WNBA franchises can protect up to six players (meaning these six can’t be taken by the Valkyries in the draft), and Golden State will get to choose one player per team from the pool of remaining available players.

However, while the draft itself takes place on December 6, every team has until Monday (November 25) to submit their list of up to six protected players, which must include both those who finished the season on their roster (including soon-to-be unrestricted free agents) and any other player that the team holds rights to.

On Saturday, the Indiana Fever’s X account posted a graphic that included head coach Stephanie White speaking to six Fever players (Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, Kelsey Mitchell, NaLyssa Smith, Lexie Hull, and Temi Fagbenle) with the caption, “new era, new energy.

“already making plans for next season “.

The post has since been deleted, but fans took screenshots before it was.

Since there are six players in the graphic and Indiana is protecting six players in the Expansion Draft, Fever fans on social media seem convinced the six included are who the team will protect.

“did you just drop the 6 protected players?,” X user @worldchamp44 wrote in response to the graphic.

Another fan added, “now THIS is how you announce the protected six”.

“Well, we know who our protected 6 are,” a third fan added.

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Rekindling Indigenous Knowledge | U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

The seals of the three federally recognized Lenape Tribal Nations in the United States – the Delaware Nation, Delaware Tribe of Indians and the Stockbridge-Munsee Community.

Since time immemorial, Indigenous peoples have cared for the land today’s American public live, work, and recreate on.

The Service has a trust responsibility for federally recognized Tribal Nations and must consider whether our proposed actions will affect Tribal interests. We coordinate best practices for landscape conservation and cultural and historic preservation in accordance with federal laws and our Native American Policy. Our decision-making is enhanced by Tribes’ Traditional Ecological Knowledge — or Indigenous Knowledge — which is the evolving wisdom and experience acquired by Indigenous peoples over thousands of years, through their direct contact with the environment.

But how can Indigenous communities that were forcibly removed from their ancestral homelands give substantial information on how to care for them?

Three Lenape Tribes facing this conundrum wanted to reconnect their youth with their ancestral homeland in the Delaware River Watershed. Thanks to some guidance from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and an America the Beautiful Challenge grant, the Tribes can make this dream a reality.

Lenape Tribes’ Homelands

During the 19th century, three Lenape Tribal Nations were forced by war, disease and exploitative treaties to leave the territories that had supported their ancestors for millennia. Called the Lënapehòkink, these territories include modern northeastern Delaware, New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania along the Delaware River watershed, New York City, western Long Island and the lower Hudson Valley.

Map of the Lënapehòkink displaying its reach of territories from New York down to New Jersey. (Credit: Nikater/Wikipedia) 

Following a painful period of westward removals, the Delaware Tribe and Delaware Nation resettled in Oklahoma, and the Stockbridge-Munsee Community resettled in Wisconsin. They are the three federally recognized Lenape Tribal Nations in the United States. 

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Axium to buy 49% stake in two Canadian wind facilities

Capital Power will retain management and operation of the assets through a long-term agreement. Credit: GheorgheGarcu / Shutterstock.

Capital Power has agreed to sell a 49% interest in two of its Canadian wind facilities to Axium Infrastructure.

The transaction, expected to be worth $340m, includes the Quality Wind facility in British Columbia and the Port Dover and Nanticoke wind facility in Ontario, which together have a capacity of 246MW.

The two wind facilities, which are fully contracted with investment-grade counterparties, have a remaining weighted average contract life of 11 years.

Capital Power will continue to manage and operate the assets under a long-term asset management agreement, maintaining its role in the partnership.

The sale is in line with Capital Power’s strategy to realise a levered equity return that surpasses its capital allocation thresholds. This move is expected to enhance the company’s financial flexibility.

Capital Power Canada senior vice-president Jason Comandante stated: “We are proud to announce this asset sell-down transaction which represents a concrete instance of us unlocking asset value in alignment with our strategy.

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Indigenous communities in Virginia are reclaiming their Algonquian language

Among the stalls of Indigenous artwork and a storytelling booth at the Rappahannock Tribe Pow Wow, Kayla Locklear and her seven-year-old daughter Hanna sit under a canopy at a table with boxes of crayons and a stack of illustrations for kids to take and color. There is an ear of corn, a cucumber, a stream and a bird. But there’s something under the illustrations that catch the eye and your phone.

“QR codes so that they can listen to the words in our Powhatan Algonquian language,” Locklear points out.

While parents struggle to get kids off their phones and into tribal activities, the QR codes are a way to redirect kids to learn about their cultures and their language.

“That’s the good thing about it,” Locklear says. “The parents can get involved. So, they take these sheets with them and then they can listen to it and practice and get more familiar.”

Locklear is a citizen of the Chickahominy Tribe and their language program manager. Her Tribe is part of a group of eight state and federally-recognized Tribes in Virginia slowly recovering the Algonquian language their ancestors once spoke. And the program has an Algonquian name.

“Omisun, which means the awakening. One of the things that we really try to get across to our communities is that our language is not dead but it’s just sleeping and we are awakening it.”

How was the language lost?

“As some of our community members from Nansemond said, we are where the boat landed. So, our tribes took a direct hit for Indian country really,” Locklear explains. “To survive, we assimilated. So one of those things was learning English and a loss of a lot of our language. But that’s one of the things that we…

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Panama Announces Honor, Merit Rolls

PANAMA – Panama Central School officials recently released the school’s honor and merit rolls for the first quarter of the 2024-25 school year. They are:

HONOR ROLL

12th Grade: Gavin Anderson, Alexander Barmore, Lillian Borowski, Carter Brink, Isaiah Burkholder, Spencer Carlson, Tate Catanese, Deidre Cavness, Kirsten Chase, Emma Cooper, Ava Ecker, Logan Ellsworth, Tess Flikkema, Xander Gould, Payton Gunnell, Bryce Hinsdale, Kaitlyn Horton, Izabella Hurlburt, Michael Johnson, Cassandra Lyon, Richard Lyon, Owen Martin, Jordan Mescall, Arehlyn Pattison, Kolten Rhoades, Blayne Rumaihi, Katelyn Schroder, Emmett Sheldon, Brody Stravato, Hannah Taft.

11th Grade: Abigail Bullaro, Lincoln Gibbs, Sarah Golden, Elliott Gonzalez, Andrew Hammond, Kiersten Olson, Autumn Rumaihi, Jackson Scolton, Laura Warner, Brooke Warner, Mason Weber.

10th Grade: Aniela Becker, Connor Horner, Haven Karlson, Jessica Lyon, Jack Martin, MacKenzie Miles.

Ninth Grade: Andrew Apthorpe, Alexis Becker, Lucy Bullaro, Oliver Burgeson, Emma Ferguson, Ella Lawson, Kaden Lisciandro, Alexzander Lombardo, Levi Munsee, Nathan Ruch, Samuel Ryan.

Eighth Grade: Jackson Kaltenbach, McKenna Kolstee, Brayton Lutton, Malory Munson, Matthew Pearson.

Seventh Grade: Aubree Adams, Angelina Braun, Layla Brewer, Sophia Carlson-Brandi, Leah Chase, Victoria Lombardo, Grace Munsee, Marlie Seekings, Daisy Sheldon.

MERIT ROLL

12th Grade: Kadyn Abers, Jack Ayres, Ronin Burham, Angelise Campbell, Cole Johnson, Reese McGaffick, Emily Roberts, Collin Ryan, Sean Slagle, Andrew Spiesman.

11th Grade: Michael Horton, Ava Lawson, Kiera Loberg, Johnathan Lyon, Sawyer Ramsey, Reese Short.

10th Grade: Johnathyn Abers, Jackson Burham, Kody Howard, Owen Johnson, Ryan Smith, Michael Spiesman, Avery Taft, Abbigail Trusler, Toby Watson.

Ninth Grade: Lisanna Campbell, Ethan Ecker, Arick Feldt, Kiedon Graves, Marley Kelwaski, Aiden Langworthy, Angelynn Mitchell, Konner Morgan, Jaden Thayer, Norah Weaver.

Eighth Grade: Andrei Braun, Alexander Braun, Wyatt Braun, Gavyn Chwazik, Evan Conklin, Mia Coon, Payton Harle, Chloe Hosier, Zadok Hughesman, Luke Martin, Johnathon Miles, Zachary Odell, Stephen Raynor, Mallorie Seekings.

Seventh Grade:…

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