Top Seeds Look to Hold Off Upsets

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Top Seeds Look to Hold Off Upsets The Daily Racquet Established 1996 OCTOBER 5th, 2018 Volume 23, Issue 2 FRIDAY TOP SEEDS LOOK TO HOLD OFF UPSETS In Play Friday... October 5, 2018 Player Registration LIFE TIME - Target Center 7:30 a.m. – 9:00 p.m. Can the underdogs make some noise Today’s matches feature both USAR Amateur Matches 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m. and threaten the Top Four? veterans and youth All Venues #4 Daniel De La Rosa vs. #12 Jose Diaz #4 Alexandra Herrera vs. #12 Gabriela Martinez 10:00 a.m. – LIFE TIME - Target Center 10:00 a.m. – LIFE TIME - Target Center Pro Matches - Session #4 Daniel and Jose are both 25 years old, however a Alexandra needed to pull out a five-game tiebreaker LIFE TIME - Target Center huge gap of IRT experience separates the two. Jose to get out of the first round yesterday. She’ll need IRT Quarterfinal 1 & 2 LPRT Quarterfinal 1 & 2 has 63 career match wins on tour. Daniel has more to play better today to knock off Gabriela who won 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. than double that at 130. It will be De La Rosa’s speed Women’s Singles at the IRF World Championships in and experience against Diaz’ Stockton grit here today. Costa Rica last August. Pro Matches - Session #5 IRT Quarterfinal 3 & 4 #3 Kane Waselenchuk vs. #6 Sebastian Franco #3 Samantha Salas Solis vs. #6 Rhonda Rajsich LPRT Quarterfinal 3 & 4 11:00 a.m. – LIFE TIME - Target Center 11:00 a.m. – LIFE TIME - Target Center 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sebastian is a former World Champion in Men’s With all the talk of the LPRT ‘Youth Movement’, Doubles and was the first South American to win Samantha and Rhonda bring a combined 31 US Pro Matches - Session #6 an IRT event last season in San Antonio. Due to an OPEN appearances into this match. The two have LIFE TIME - Target Center injury that has kept him off tour since April, Kane is played 17 times during their pro careers with Rhonda Pro Doubles Semifinals quietly lurking as the No. 3 seed this week. holding the edge with 11 wins. 5:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. #2 Alejandro Landa vs. #10 Andree Parrilla #2 Frédérique Lambert vs. #23 Yazmine Sabja 1:00 p.m. – LIFE TIME - Target Center 1:00 p.m. – LIFE TIME - Target Center Andree, a 22-year-old from Mexico, has hovered Yazmine splashed onto the racquetball stage by PLAYER around the edge of the IRT Top 10 for the past three winning Women’s Doubles at this year’s World seasons. Alejandro, a Mexico native now living in El Championships. The medal was the first in history for Paso, Texas reached the US OPEN semifinals last Bolivia. Frédérique has also done some splashing, PARTY year. having reached the US OPEN final last year. CITYWORKS #1 Rocky Carson vs. #8 Mario Mercado #1 Paola Longoria vs. #8 Natalia Mendez Just One Block from the 2:00 p.m. – LIFE TIME - Target Center 2:00 p.m. – LIFE TIME - Target Center Target Center at Mario won the 18 & Under Boy’s Singles World At the age of just 21, Natalia’s US OPEN resume 7th & Hennepin Championship in 2014. He soon after entered the includes a semifinal appearance last year, and now professional ranks where he took some licks but now has reached the quarterfinals twice. Success that 10:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. sits within the Top 8. Rocky is looking to reach the young sounds like her opponent today. Paola was US OPEN semifinals for the eighth time in his career. just 19 when she won her first US OPEN in 2008! Food & Drink Specials! Prizes & Contests! Cheryl Kirk’s Daily Blog Friday Is For DOUBLES! Were you lucky enough to be asked Cheryl’s When you put FOUR of the World’s best players into US OPEN ‘Question of the Day’? Click into her Daily the All-Glass Stadium Court, anything can happen! Blog to see what memorable racquetball Don’t miss the best night of Pro Doubles you’ll ever MEDIA TEAM moments made the list! And be on the see! The action if FAST and is a MUST SEE! lookout for Cheryl and her note pad today... Ticket Session #6 Jeff Oliver You might be next! Media Manager Women’s Semifinals: 4:30 & 6:30 p.m. bit.ly/usopenblog Men’s Semifinals: 5:30 & 7:30 p.m. Leo Vasquez Social Media Manager Cheryl Kirk Staff Writer Kevin Savory Photographer If you have a great story, idea or thought, please feel free to contact us... E-Mail: [email protected] Established 1996 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5th, 2018 Volume 23, Issue 2 PLACE YOUR BIDS & JOIN THE CAUSE! From a Grand Cayman Islands vacation to Olympic Games gear to Signed racquetball memorabilia and everything in between - it’s all up for bid! Since the first US OPEN in 1996, this event has been more than just the greatest racquetball tournament of the year. Through the Pro-Am Doubles event, referee fees, private donations and the Silent Auction, the UnitedHealthcare US OPEN and the racquetball community has raised more than $460,000 for children’s charities over the past 22 years. This year the UnitedHealthcare US OPEN is supporting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Rapha House. The mission of Rapha House Signed Basketball by Atlantic is to end the trafficking and sexual exploitation of children. Signed tennis balls by Roger Coast Conference coaches With your help this week, another great donation will be made to these Federer & Rafael Nadal two groups who are making such a difference in the lives of children and families in need. More than 120 wonderful items are up for bid this week headlined by a vacation weekend in Malibu, a week’s vacation in the Grand Cayman Islands, signed sports memorabilia, restaurant gift cards, racquetball gear and more. Swing by the Auction Booth in the Player’s Village for a look at all the items, place your bids and then tell your friends back home to do the same. The latest pickleball Bids can be placed by anyone, at any time, from any place in the world via the Official USA Olympic paddles from HEAD/PENN website listed below. Bidding ends on Saturday at 6:00 p.m. (Eastern) Team clothing Bedding and Pillows from A wide variety of My Pillow www.auctionusopen.com Advocare products Dylan gave the World No. 1 a battle but Dr. Health E. Hound made an appearance at the Alexandra and Michelle were up early for the Rocky won their close match Stadium Court on UnitedHealthcare Night Stadium Court’s first match of the day Sudsy coaches up Gaby on her way to the Stockton’s Ricardo Diaz gave it his all but Rhonda and her magic potion made the US Women’s Pro Singles Quarterfinals fell short against Daniel De La Rosa OPEN Quarters for the 17th consecutive year FOLLOW THE US OPEN ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Search for: @USOpenRB @USOPENRacquetball @USOPENRBALL US OPEN Racquetball.
Recommended publications
  • Championship Sunday
    The Daily Racquet Established 1996 OCTOBER 8th, 2017 Volume 22, Issue 4 CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY In Play Sunday... ROCKY FRÉDÉRIQUE October 8, 2017 USAR Amateur Matches 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. VS VS All LIFE TIME Venues - Target Center (LFTC) PAOLA - Minneapolis A.C. (MAC) KANE - Fridley (LTFF) Women’s Professional Final Men’s Professional Final 10:00 A.M. - Stadium Court Not before 12:00 P.M. - Stadium Court WOMEN’S PRO FINAL Paola Longoria vs. Frédérique Lambert Kane Waselenchuk vs. Rocky Carson PAOLA LONGORIA vs. FRÉDÉRIQUE LAMBERT For just the third time in UnitedHealthcare US Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have faced each STADIUM COURT OPEN history, the Women’s Professional Final will be other 37 times. Woody Hayes and Bo Schembechler were 10:00 a.m. an all-international affair. Canada’s Frédérique Lambert on opposite sidelines for just 10 seasons. Muhammad Ali makes her first US OPEN Finals appearance against and Joe Frazier, they met just three times. Mexico’s Paola Longoria - the Queen of the Stadium Today Kane and Rocky meet for the 73rd time of MEN’S PRO FINAL Court. their professional careers - the most ever in Professional KANE WASELENCHUK Many experts pegged Frédérique as the most Racquetball history. It will be the 6th time they have played vs. ROCKY CARSON likely to disrupt Paola’s domination of the LPRT, however each other in the UnitedHealthcare US OPEN Finals. All her attention has been diverted towards medical school five previous encounters have gone Kane’s way towards STADIUM COURT the past couple of years.
    [Show full text]
  • Memoria De Labores 2016 Asociacion Nacional De Raquetbol De Guatemala 1
    ASOCIACION NACIONAL DE RAQUETBOL DE GUATEMALA MEMORIA DE LABORES 2,016 CONTENIDO Pagina 1. COMITÉ EJECUTIVO ............................................................................... 03 2. PERSONAL ADMINISTRATIVO ................................................................. 04 3. PERSONAL TECNICO ............................................................................... 05 4. MISION Y VISION .................................................................................... 06 5. ORGANIGRAMA ...................................................................................... 07 6. RESUMEN GENERAL DEL PLAN DE TRABAJO .......................................... 08 7. INFORME DE LAS ACTIVIDADES REALIZADAS DURANTE 2013 ................ 09 7.1 Promoción y Divulgación ........................................................... 09 -10 7.2 Implementación y Equipo ................................................................ 11 7.3 Instalaciones Deportivas .................................................................. 12 7.4 Capacitaciones Dirigentes ................................................................ 13 7.5 Capacitaciones Personal Administrativo ..................................... 14-15 7.6 Capacitaciones Personal Técnico ................................................ 16-17 7.7 Charlas Psicológicas ......................................................................... 17 7.8 Juegos Deportivos Nacionales..................................................... 18-19 7.9 Eventos Nacionales .........................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Player Total Points # of Events Rank Alvaro Beltran
    IRT Doubles Rankings As of October 16, 2017 Total # of Player Points Events Rank Alvaro Beltran 3,470.57 10 1 Ben Croft 3,050.79 7 2T Kane Waselenchuk 3,050.79 7 2T Daniel De la Rosa 2,975.16 9 4 Rocky Carson 2,770.43 9 5 Jose Rojas 2,220.26 7 6 Jansen Allen 2,141.70 9 7 Jose Diaz 1,920.01 8 8 Marco Rojas 1,835.24 7 9 Charlie Pratt 1,816.68 8 10 Sebastian Franco 1,700.02 9 11 Jake Bredenbeck 1,590.01 7 12 Mario Mercado 1,475.02 8 13 Alejandro Landa 1,318.04 7 14 Felipe Camacho 1,253.04 8 15 Andree Parrilla 1,215.01 6 16 Samuel Murray 1,135.02 5 17 David Horn 1,081.51 7 18 Chris Crowther 705.01 3 19 Edson Martinez 585.00 2 20 Rodrigo Montoya 526.52 3 21 Cliff Swain 468.02 4 22 Thomas Carter 451.51 4 23 Tony Carson 445.01 2 24 Jose Daniel Ugalde 406.51 3 25 Fernando Rios Samaniego 389.99 3 26 Javier Moreno 375.00 2 27 Justus Benson 361.51 4 28 Alejandro Herrera 346.51 3 29 Nicholas Riffel 318.02 4 30 Jeremy Best 300.00 2 31 Adam Manilla 271.51 3 32T Roland Keller 271.51 2 32T Conrrado Moscoso 225.00 1 34T Dylan Reid 225.00 1 34T Mike Green 225.00 1 34T Robert Collins 196.51 2 37 Matthew Majxner 183.02 3 38 Alejandro Cardona 181.51 2 39T Erik Garcia 181.51 2 39T Javier Mar 181.51 2 39T IRT Doubles Rankings As of October 16, 2017 Total # of Player Points Events Rank Mike Orr 181.51 2 39T Shawn Royster 181.51 2 39T Jordan Barth 180.00 2 44 Michael Myers 179.99 2 45T Tim Herman 179.99 2 45T Thomas Fuhrmann 164.99 2 47 Bryan Titus 150.00 1 48T Maurice Miller 150.00 1 48T Scott Davis 150.00 1 48T Tito Montanez 150.00 1 48T Tom Durham 150.00 1
    [Show full text]
  • 2018 Media Guide SCHEDULE of EVENTS
    2018 Media Guide SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Wednesday Oct. 3th Media Day 1 pm - 9 pm Pro-Am Doubles for St. Jude 6 pm - 10 pm Men’s & Women’s Pro Sgls & Dbls Qualifying 10 am - 11 pm Thursday Oct. 4th Men’s round of 32 Sgls 9 am - 1 pm Women’s round of 32 Sgls 9 am - 1 pm Men’s & Women’s Dbls Qualifying cont. 3 pm - 10 pm Men’s round of 16 Sgls 1 pm - 7 pm Women’s round of 16 Sgls 1 pm - 7 pm Men’s & Women’s Men’s & Women’s Quater-Finals Dbls 7 pm - 10 pm Friday Oct. 5th Men’s quarters Sgls #1, #2 10 am - 1 pm Women’s quarters Sgls #1, #2 10 am - 1 pm Men’s quarters Sgls #3, #4 1 pm - 4 pm Women’s quarters Sgls #3, #4 1 pm - 4 pm Men’s & Women’s semi’s Dbls 5 pm - 9:30 pm Saturday Oct. 6th Women’s semi Sgls #1 / Men’s semi Sgls #1 10 am - 1 pm Women’s semi Sgls #2 / Men’s semi Sgls #2 1 pm - 4 pm Women’s LPRT Dbls Finals 4 pm Men’s IRT Dbls Finals 5 pm Sunday Oct. 7th Women’s LPRT Sgls Finals Men’s IRT Sgls Finals 10 am - 2 pm Table of Contents US OPEN...“RACQUETBALL’S PREMIER EVENT” .............................. 2 US OPEN LEADERSHIP PROFILES ...................................................4-6 ...................Doug Ganim - US OPEN Event Director ............................... 4 ...................Dan Whitley - USA Racquetball Board President ................. 4 ...................Jeff Oliver - US OPEN Co-Media Manager ..........................
    [Show full text]
  • Call to Action • Killshot Kids' Corner • Local/National/International Events
    Second Half 2018 | VOL 36 NO 2 THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ILLINOIS STATE RACQUETBALL ASSOCIATION • President’s Message -- Call to Action • Killshot Kids’ Corner • Local/National/International Events • Tournament Calendar - 2019 Facebook: Illinois State Racquetball Association | www.illinoisracquetball.com | 1 “All the Pro’s on the IRT know that the Pro Penn HD ball is second to none. With today’s lightweight racquets this is the “I love the Pro Penn Green ball. The fast only ball to play with. Its lightweight crisp action off my racquet helped me to design and softer feel offers players of all win multiple Pan American Games and levels the most comfortable experience World Championship GOLD Medals. No on the court, even with shots exploding other brand compares to Penn!” over 180 mph!” Paola Longoria Rocky Carson 2 | www.illinoisracquetball.compennracquet.com | Facebook: Illinois State Racquetball Association ILLINOIS STATE ISRA COURTSIDE RACQUETBALL Table of ASSOCIATION CONTENTS Second Half 2018 | VOL 36 No. 2 PRESIDENT Laurel Davis - Oak Brook From The President ............................................................................................... 4 VICE PRESIDENT Geoff Peters - Chicago ISRA Family News .................................................................................................. 5 SECRETARY KILLSHOT Kids’ Corner ......................................................................................... 6 Barbara Vagedes -- Carol Stream Notice of Annual Meeting and Election of ISRA Board Members .......
    [Show full text]
  • Spring 2017 CLLAS Notes
    Cllas Notes Vol. 8 Issue 2 Spring 2017 DIRECTOR’S LETTER he winter term featured a Dreamers, TDucks & DACA Info-Session held Feb. 28 in the EMU. Led by Ellen McWhirter, Ann Swindells Professor in Counseling Psychology, and the UO Dreamers Working Group, the session presented strategies for supporting UO undocumented, DACAmented, and students from mixed status families. Documents drawn from this presentation are housed on our CLLAS website at: http://cllas.uoregon.edu/resources/ know-your-rights/basic-info-to-know/ CLLAS kicked off spring with a Documenting Latino Roots: 2017 cohort marks the 4th significant panel discussion in response to the new political environment. “Immigration iteration of this popular hands-on class Policy and Coalition-Building in the Age of very two years, UO offers a two-term series that teaches students about Latino history in Oregon. Trump” was moderated by Dan Tichenor, EThe second term class culminates in a documentary film project carried out by each student. Three professor in the Department of Political students from the 2017 class—taught by Science and senior faculty fellow with the Lynn Stephen and Gabriela Martínez— Wayne Morse Center for Law and Politics. It share synopses of their projects. featured Larry Kleinman, director of National Initiatives for CAPACES Leadership Institute; Heidi Rangel: Documentary Roberta Phillip-Robbins, J.D., executive Synopsis of NORMA director of MRG Foundation; and Guadalupe The documentary I am producing, titled Quinn, Group Latino de Accion Directa de “NORMA,” captures the journey of Norma Lane County. They provided updates on Scovell from her upbringing in Del Rio to immigration policy from their perspective, her current residence in Oregon.
    [Show full text]
  • Recognizing Excellence – ISRA Annual Awards and Hall of Fame Ceremony
    First Half 2020 | VOL 38 NO 1 THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ILLINOIS STATE RACQUETBALL ASSOCIATION Recognizing Excellence – ISRA Annual Awards and Hall of Fame Ceremony • Social Media ISRA-Style • Illinois Junior Racquetball • State Championships, Shamrock Shootout, and More! • 2020 Tournament Calendar (Tentative) Instagram: ISRA Illinois Racquetball | Facebook: Illinois State Racquetball Association | www.illinoisracquetball.com | 1 • Indoor Heated Pool • 2 Cardiovascular • Outdoor Heated Pool Fitness Centers & Sundeck • Swim Lessons for All Ages • Land & Water Aerobics • Supervised Nursery • 8 Racquetball/ • Whirlpools & Saunas Wallyball Courts • Indoor Track • Aerobics Classes • Basketball Court • Paramount & • Certifi ed Personal Trainers Cybex Equipment • State-of-the-Art Free • Pro Shop & Lounge Weight Equipment • Massage Therapist NO INITIATION FEE STAY HEALTHY & COME and FIRST MONTH WORKOUT IN A SOCIALLY DISTANT ENVIRONMENT! Some restrictions apply. 7 month commitment required. Expires 10/31/20. Indoor & Outdoor Heated Pools NO INITIATION FEE 830 E. Roosevelt Rd. • Lombard and FIRST 6 MONTHS ARE Check Us Out Online: I Some restrictions apply. 12 month commitment required. 630-629-3390 www.glasscourt.com Expires 10/31/20. 1285-0920CH 2 | www.illinoisracquetball.com | Facebook: Illinois State Racquetball Association | Instagram: ISRA Illinois Racquetball ILLINOIS STATE RACQUETBALL Table of ISRA COURTSIDE ASSOCIATION CONTENTS First Half 2020 | VOL 38 No. 1 PRESIDENT Cheryl Kirk - Naperville Racquetball Reflections ...........................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • II Cine Lit VIII II
    Cine Lit VIII Cine Lit VIII February 19-21, 2015 An International Conference on Hispanic Film and Fiction CINE-LIT VIII IS FUNDED BY: Oregon State University: School of Language, Culture and Society, Susan Shaw, Chair College of Liberal Arts, Larry Rodgers, Dean OSU Center for the Humanities, David Robinson, Director The OSU Spanish Club Portland State University: Department of World Languages and Literatures, Jennifer Perlmutter, Chair College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Karen Marrongelle, Interim Dean Shelly Chabon and Veronica Dujon, Associate Deans; Jennifer Chambers, Assistant Dean for Finance and Administration Mark Clark, Director, Portland Center for Public Humanities University of Oregon: Vice Provost for Portland Programs, Wendy Larson College of Arts and Sciences, Barbara Altman, Provost College of Arts and Sciences, Judith Baskin, Dean Graduate School, Andy Berglund, Dean Oregon Humanities Center, Paul Peppis, Director Department of English, Karen Ford, Head Center for the Study of Women in Society, Michael Hames-García, Director Office of the President, Scott Coltrane, Interim President European Studies, Craig Parsons, Director Romance Languages, Amalia Gladhart, Head Cinema Studies, Michael Aronson, Head School of Journalism, Julianne Newton, Dean Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies, Lynn Stephen, Director Reed College: Spanish Department, Sharon Larisch, Chair Elizabeth Drumm, Interim Chair Lewis and Clark College: Office of the President, Barry Glassner, President Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures,
    [Show full text]
  • OCTOBER 5Th, 2019 Volume 24, Issue 3 SUPER SATURDAY
    The Daily Racquet Established 1996 OCTOBER 5th, 2019 Volume 24, Issue 3 SUPER SATURDAY In Play Saturday... CONRRADO MARIA October 5, 2019 Silent Auction for Children’s Charities VS VS Bidding ends at 8:00 p.m. (CDT) www.auctionusopen.com DANIEL SAMANTHA Pro Matches - Session #7 LPRT Semifinal #1 Men’s Professional Semifinal #1 Women’s Professional Semifinal #1 IRT Semifinal #1 11:00 A.M. - Stadium Court 10:00 A.M. - Stadium Court 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Daniel De La Rosa vs. Conrrado Moscoso Samantha Salas vs. Maria Jose Vargas Pro Matches - Session #8 LPRT Semifinal #2 Daniel is seeking his second consecutive and third trip Samantha and Maria met just over a month ago in the IRT Semifinal #2 overall to the US OPEN finals, but to get there he will have semifinals of the LPRT season opening event in Mexico. 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. to close the book on Conrrado’s cinderella story. Vargas outlasted Salas but needed an 11-9 tiebreaker to RAPHA HOUSE When Moscoso won the Grand Slam event in Bolivia last do so. For Samantha, that loss was just her third LPRT Planking Contest March, he did so as the #23 seed and became the second defeat to Maria compared to eight victories. Stadium Court - 3:30 p.m. lowest seeded player to win a pro tour stop in history. Both players are highly decorated for their respective He carries that underdog momentum into today’s match countries on the international stage. Samantha has won Pro Matches - Session #9 as a #15 seed.
    [Show full text]
  • Championship Sunday Samantha
    The Daily Racquet Established 1996 OCTOBER 7th, 2018 Volume 23, Issue 4 CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY SAMANTHA In Play Sunday... DANIEL October 7, 2018 USAR Amateur Matches 7:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. VS VS All LIFE TIME Venues - Target Center (LFTC) PAOLA - Minneapolis A.C. (MAC) KANE - Fridley (LTFF) Women’s Professional Singles Final Men’s Professional Singles Final 10:00 A.M. - Stadium Court Not before 12:00 P.M. - Stadium Court WOMEN’S PRO FINAL Paola Longoria vs. Samantha Salas Solis Kane Waselenchuk vs. Daniel De La Rosa PAOLA LONGORIA vs. SAMANTHA SALAS Just 18 hours after Paola and Samantha took to This will be a rematch of the 2015 final where Kane SOLIS the Stadium Court as a team to win the 2018 US OPEN won in a sweep. Since that match, Kane and Daniel have STADIUM COURT Professional Women’s Doubles title, they will become faced each other eight times on the IRT. The lone match adversaries this morning. These two players from Mexico Daniel won was an injury forfeit by Kane. Overall, Kane 10:00 a.m. met in the US OPEN Professional Women’s Singles Final holds a 14-1 career record over Daniel. back in 2016 where Paola won in three straight. With Kane coming into the final as the No. 3 seed MEN’S PRO FINAL Samantha is bouncing back from shoulder surgery and Daniel at No. 4, this is the first US OPEN final since KANE WASELENCHUK that sidelined her for the first half of last season. In April 2003 that hasn’t included at least one of the top two seeds.
    [Show full text]
  • Winter 2019 CLLAS Notes
    Cllas Notes Vol. 10 Issue 1 Winter 2019 DIRECTOR’S LETTER he beginning of every Tnew academic year is exciting at CLLAS as we plan out different research and creative engagements for the year. It is always inspiring to see the variety of excellent research and other activities in which CLLAS affiliated faculty and graduate students are participating, helping enhance the work we support across disciplinary boundaries at CLLAS. This year we began celebrating Latinx Heritage Month in October by organizing a teach-in for students with filmmaker Peter Bratt, the award- winning director of the 2017 documentary Dolores and CLLAS director Bratt Peter director Martínez Gabriela Film with studentschat Crawford. Feather after the teach-in by / photo and the feature film La Mission. Bratt interacted with students with an easy enthusiasm, sharing his The director of Dolores scores a big hit with students experiences and tips about being an independent Peter Bratt screens his documentary about legendary farm labor leader Dolores filmmaker and telling stories that matter. We Huerta, and talks to students about the art of filmmaking screened the film Dolores at an evening session to a mixed audience of students, faculty, staff, eter Bratt was a effect change, he said. He came to the teach- and community members where Bratt answered Ppolitical science in to share his experiences of what it means questions about making film and about the life of major when he fulfilled a to be a filmmaker, especially an independent Dolores Huerta, who led the fight for farm worker curriculum requirement filmmaker. One of the first things you find justice alongside César Chávez.
    [Show full text]
  • Memoria De Labores 2017 Asoraquetguate
    ASOCIACION NACIONAL DE RAQUETBOL DE GUATEMALA MEMORIA DE LABORES 2,017 CONTENIDO Pagina COMITÉ EJECUTIVO ............................................................................................ 01 PERSONAL ADMINISTRATIVO .............................................................................. 02 PERSONAL TECNICO ............................................................................................ 03 MISION Y VISION ................................................................................................. 04 ORGANIGRAMA ................................................................................................... 05 RESUMEN GENERAL DEL PLAN DE TRABAJO ....................................................... 06 INFORME DE LAS ACTIVIDADES REALIZADAS DURANTE 2017 ............................. 07 PROMOCION Y DIVULGACION ............................................................................. 07 DESARROLLO DE CAPITAL HUMANO .............................................................. 11-14 POTENCIAL DEPORTIVO ................................................................................. 15-20 NIVEL COMPETITIVO NACIONAL .................................................................... 21-24 RESULTADOS DEPORTIVOS ............................................................................. 25-34 FOTOGRAFIAS TORNEOS INTERNACIONALES ................................................. 35-38 PROGRAMA DE SUBCIDIO PARA ATLETAS ........................................................... 39 INFORME FINANCIERO ..................................................................................
    [Show full text]