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Two CHS Seniors Catoctin Cougars Relay Team Wins 4 x 400
Win State Heat
Championship The Catoctin Courtesy Photo
Medals at Track High School Boys 4
x 400 Relay Team
Meet of Patrick Van Der
Cruyssen, Tony Reina,
Catoctin High School (CHS) Jordan Herman, and
seniors, Zach Gascho (front) Demetrius Patterson
and Patrick Van Der Cruyssen won its heat at
(back), won State Championship the Penn Relays in
medals at the Maryland State Philadelphia, on
Championship Indoor Meet. Saturday, April 25,
Zach won the 3200 meter race, 2015, marking its first
and Patrick won the 800 meter for the Cougars in
race. the school’s history,
finishing in 3:31.57.
Courtesy Photo Pictured from left are Tony Reina, Jordan Herman, Demetrius
Patterson, and Patrick Van Der Cruyssen.
Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) Maryland Storm 12u Takes Second
“Respect the Game” Sportsmanship The Maryland Storm 12U team placed second in the Armed Forces Day
Video SluggerFest, held on May 16-17, 2015. They were runner-up to Diamond Skill
Dodgers, with a score of 10-6.
Catoctin High School’s (CHS) Field Hockey, Volleyball, Girls Lacrosse, Courtesy Photo
and Boys Lacrosse were all selected to have a student-athlete representative
filmed for a Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) “Respect the Game”
Sportsmanship video. The video footage was filmed at Catoctin High School in
April 2015, and will be completed and released in late May. The video will be
featured on www.fcps.org and Channel 18. Additionally, schools will be asked
to show the video at “Meet the Coaches Nights” and “Back to School Nights.”
The following student-athletes were chosen to represent CHS in their first-
ever “Respect the Game” Sportsmanship video: Girls’ Field Hockey—Leah
Tester; Girls’ Volleyball—Ashlee Leib; Girls’ Lacrosse—Lydia Spalding; Boys’
Lacrosse—Matt Benjamin.
Sportsmanship is a critical part of the interscholastic athletic experience
for student-athletes in Frederick County Public Schools and the new Central
Maryland Conference. All student-athletes are expected to respect the game, no
matter which sport they are competing in.
“Our hope is that everyone will support all FCPS student-athletes, as we
create a culture committed to excellence in academics, athletics, and character
development,” said FCPS Supervisor of Athletics & Extracurricular Activities
Kevin Kendro.
CYA Football and Cheerleading Registration
Pictured from left are: (front row) Logan Harrington, Hayden Dextraduer, Gavin Miller, Ethan
Open Roberts, Garrett Mayhew, and Matthew Rinehart; (back row) Coach John Malachowski, Coach Rick
Caudo, and Evan Ott; (second row) Garrett Malachowski, Johnny Hoffman, Noah Oleszczuk, Nate
Registration for the 2015 Catoctin Youth Association (CYA) football and Oleszczuk, Johnny Glass, Coach Wayne Rinehart, and Coach Tony Caudo.
cheerleading season is up and running online. There are some speed and agility
programs for the kids that are also starting up, as well as 7 on 7 on Sunday
nights for grades fifth through eighth. 2nd Annual Cougar Basketball Camp
They will be holding in-person registrations at the Thurmont Ambulance
Company (upstairs), located at 27 North Church Street in Thurmont, on Catoctin High School’s Boy’s Basketball Coach, Aaron Meekins, will
Saturday, June 20 (9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.) and Sunday, June 28 (1:00-4:00 p.m.). host the annual Cougar Basketball Camp in the Thurmont Middle School
They will be also holding a CYA Football and Cheer Health Fun and Fitness gymnasium this summer. The camp is for boys entering grades 4 through 9 and
Day on July 11, 2015, at Eyler Field in Thurmont, from 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. helps them master the fundamentals of basketball. Camp highlights include
Come out for a wonderful afternoon with food, fun, and entertainment for all shooting competitions, camp awards, team coaching, defensive moves and
ages. positioning, offensive attack, concessions, and prizes. Each registrant receives a
Visit their website at www.catoctinfootball.net for more information, and free camp t-shirt.
check them out on Facebook to see their upcoming events. Camp takes place July 6-9, 2015, Monday through Thursday. Camp costs
$80.00 per session if received on or before June 1; cost is $100 per session
if received after June 1. Mail checks payable to Cougars Boys Basketball to
View issues of The Catoctin Banner online at: Cougars Boys Basketball Camp, Attn: Coach Meekins, 14745 Sabillasville
Road, Thurmont, MD 21788.
www.thecatoctinbanner. com The camp is sponsored by the Catoctin High School Boosters
For more information, please call Coach Meekins at 301-524-7970 or
[email protected].
Two CHS Seniors Catoctin Cougars Relay Team Wins 4 x 400
Win State Heat
Championship The Catoctin Courtesy Photo
Medals at Track High School Boys 4
x 400 Relay Team
Meet of Patrick Van Der
Cruyssen, Tony Reina,
Catoctin High School (CHS) Jordan Herman, and
seniors, Zach Gascho (front) Demetrius Patterson
and Patrick Van Der Cruyssen won its heat at
(back), won State Championship the Penn Relays in
medals at the Maryland State Philadelphia, on
Championship Indoor Meet. Saturday, April 25,
Zach won the 3200 meter race, 2015, marking its first
and Patrick won the 800 meter for the Cougars in
race. the school’s history,
finishing in 3:31.57.
Courtesy Photo Pictured from left are Tony Reina, Jordan Herman, Demetrius
Patterson, and Patrick Van Der Cruyssen.
Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) Maryland Storm 12u Takes Second
“Respect the Game” Sportsmanship The Maryland Storm 12U team placed second in the Armed Forces Day
Video SluggerFest, held on May 16-17, 2015. They were runner-up to Diamond Skill
Dodgers, with a score of 10-6.
Catoctin High School’s (CHS) Field Hockey, Volleyball, Girls Lacrosse, Courtesy Photo
and Boys Lacrosse were all selected to have a student-athlete representative
filmed for a Frederick County Public Schools (FCPS) “Respect the Game”
Sportsmanship video. The video footage was filmed at Catoctin High School in
April 2015, and will be completed and released in late May. The video will be
featured on www.fcps.org and Channel 18. Additionally, schools will be asked
to show the video at “Meet the Coaches Nights” and “Back to School Nights.”
The following student-athletes were chosen to represent CHS in their first-
ever “Respect the Game” Sportsmanship video: Girls’ Field Hockey—Leah
Tester; Girls’ Volleyball—Ashlee Leib; Girls’ Lacrosse—Lydia Spalding; Boys’
Lacrosse—Matt Benjamin.
Sportsmanship is a critical part of the interscholastic athletic experience
for student-athletes in Frederick County Public Schools and the new Central
Maryland Conference. All student-athletes are expected to respect the game, no
matter which sport they are competing in.
“Our hope is that everyone will support all FCPS student-athletes, as we
create a culture committed to excellence in academics, athletics, and character
development,” said FCPS Supervisor of Athletics & Extracurricular Activities
Kevin Kendro.
CYA Football and Cheerleading Registration
Pictured from left are: (front row) Logan Harrington, Hayden Dextraduer, Gavin Miller, Ethan
Open Roberts, Garrett Mayhew, and Matthew Rinehart; (back row) Coach John Malachowski, Coach Rick
Caudo, and Evan Ott; (second row) Garrett Malachowski, Johnny Hoffman, Noah Oleszczuk, Nate
Registration for the 2015 Catoctin Youth Association (CYA) football and Oleszczuk, Johnny Glass, Coach Wayne Rinehart, and Coach Tony Caudo.
cheerleading season is up and running online. There are some speed and agility
programs for the kids that are also starting up, as well as 7 on 7 on Sunday
nights for grades fifth through eighth. 2nd Annual Cougar Basketball Camp
They will be holding in-person registrations at the Thurmont Ambulance
Company (upstairs), located at 27 North Church Street in Thurmont, on Catoctin High School’s Boy’s Basketball Coach, Aaron Meekins, will
Saturday, June 20 (9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.) and Sunday, June 28 (1:00-4:00 p.m.). host the annual Cougar Basketball Camp in the Thurmont Middle School
They will be also holding a CYA Football and Cheer Health Fun and Fitness gymnasium this summer. The camp is for boys entering grades 4 through 9 and
Day on July 11, 2015, at Eyler Field in Thurmont, from 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. helps them master the fundamentals of basketball. Camp highlights include
Come out for a wonderful afternoon with food, fun, and entertainment for all shooting competitions, camp awards, team coaching, defensive moves and
ages. positioning, offensive attack, concessions, and prizes. Each registrant receives a
Visit their website at www.catoctinfootball.net for more information, and free camp t-shirt.
check them out on Facebook to see their upcoming events. Camp takes place July 6-9, 2015, Monday through Thursday. Camp costs
$80.00 per session if received on or before June 1; cost is $100 per session
if received after June 1. Mail checks payable to Cougars Boys Basketball to
View issues of The Catoctin Banner online at: Cougars Boys Basketball Camp, Attn: Coach Meekins, 14745 Sabillasville
Road, Thurmont, MD 21788.
www.thecatoctinbanner. com The camp is sponsored by the Catoctin High School Boosters
For more information, please call Coach Meekins at 301-524-7970 or
[email protected].
