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            CYA Basketball Registration Now                                            Thurmont Top Shots Win Award for
            Open                                                                       Third Consecutive Year

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               Catoctin Youth Association (CYA) offers kindergarten through U19 boys
            and girls teams. All team/league information, tryout/evaluation dates and
            times, and player fees are listed on the CYA Basketball website. Please register
            online at www.leaguelineup.com/cyabasketball.
               Coaches wanted! If you are interested in coaching, please contact Jason
            Smith at [email protected]. Curriculum provided.

            Looking for All CHS Cougar Football

            and Cheerleading Alumni

               In honor of the 50  anniversary of Catoctin High School (CHS), the
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            football and cheerleading teams are pleased to announce that at the October
            26, 2018, game, they will be inviting their past players and members to walk
            out at half-time and be recognized by graduation year as honored alumni
            of CHS programs. They are excited to invite the community to join in the
            celebration of the school’s sports history, as well as watching this year’s
            Cougars beat Clear Spring on their march to playoffs 2018. Go, Cougars!

            Free Baton Twirling Course                                                    For the third consecutive year, the Thurmont Top Shots, representing the

               The Catoctin-Ettes, Inc., a local non-profit marching corps, will again   Thurmont Conservation & Sportsman’s Cub (TCSC) and American Legion
            host its free beginner baton twirling course. The course is an excellent way to   Post 168, were awarded the American Legion Champion Squad in the singles
            sample the sport of baton twirling without any costs whatsoever.           trapshooting event at the 2018 AIM Grand National Championship. The
               The class is geared for participants who have never twirled a baton and are   championship was held at the World Shooting and Recreational Complex in
            five years old or older. If interest warrants, a second Tiny Tot class may be held   Sparta, Illinois, from July 27 through July 30. Team members participating in
            for those who are between the ages of three and five years old.            the event included Will Sears, Blake Seonarain, Neall Kemp, Stephanie Kennedy,
               Classes will be held at the Emmitsburg Community Center Gym on          Josh Runion, Nathaniel Neuland, and Kyle Snowden (missing Shane Biser).
            Monday evenings at 6:00 p.m. Classes are 45 minutes in length and completely   For information on how to join the TCSC Top Shots shooting program,
            free!  Participants borrow batons for class time at no charge. The course begins   contact Coach Dan Neuland at [email protected].
            on Monday, October 1, 2018, depending on the registration received. All
            participants must be pre-registered.                                       Tristan Rice Sets Powerlifting
               The four-week baton twirling course will highlight basic twirling and
            marching. The course is held as a way to draw attention to the ever-growing   Records
            sport of baton twirling as a recognized sport, which may one day become an
            Olympic sport.                                                                Tristan Rice, of Sabillasville, is a
               The free twirling course is offered by Catoctin-Ettes, who has been a local   sixteen-year-old junior at Catoctin
            street parade and competition marching corps since 1972. Teachers for the   High School and an HVACR/
            course are fully qualified, experienced coaches and aides.                 Plumbing student at the Frederick
               For more information or registration, contact Donna Landsperger at      County Career and Technology
            [email protected] or 240-405-2604.                                            Center. This busy student is also a
                                                                                       dedicated athlete who throws the
                                                    Kennedy                            shot put during the school year
                                                                                       for the Track and Field Team at
                                                    Wins NRA                           Catoctin, and works out several
                                                                                       times a week at Anytime Fitness in
                                                    Scholarship                        Thurmont, honing his powerlifting                              Courtesy Photo
                                                                                       skills and increasing his strength.
                                                       Stephanie Kennedy of               Tristan recently set two national powerlifting records and an unofficial
                                                    Thurmont was awarded a $1,250      world record. His national records include a 502.6 lb. squat and a 510.4
                                                    National Rifle Association (NRA)   lb. deadlift recorded in the USPA 16-17 Year Old 275 LB Weight Class and
                                                    Scholarship at the 2018 AIM        his world record was in the IPL 15-19 Year Old 275 LB Weight Class. The
                                                    Grand National Championship,       Records were set August 18, 2018, at CrossFit Frederick during the Maryland
                                                    held this summer in Sparta,        Drug Tested State Championship meet.
                                                    Illinois.                             Tristan is traveling to Las Vegas for the IPF Drug Tested World Championship
                                                       Kennedy is a criminal justice   where he will officially compete for two world records in the squat and deadlift.
                                                    major at Mount Saint Mary’s           Tristan explained that, “Powerlifting is something that I’ve done in football and
                                                    University and a member of the     shot put and I decided to pursue this summer while working as a full-time plumber.”
                                                    Thurmont Top Shots. She also          “After seeing what the records were, I decided to start powerlifting and see
                                                    placed third in Class C Doubles    what limits I could push myself to. I work very hard in this and want to go to
                                                    Trapshooting in the junior-gold    the world championship and do my very best.”
                                                    division at the competition.          Tristan’s parents, Penny and Russell Rice are very proud of him. They
                                                                                       indicated that this is something Tristan has done on his own and he is very
                                                    Courtesy Photo                     passionate about it. “It was great watching him train for this and watching his
                                                                                       numbers climb week by week,” Penny said, “Sometimes he’d go to the gym at
                                                                                       11 o’clock at night just to get his workout in.”
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