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NEWMYER CLASSIC Andrews University Jan. 30–Feb. 2, 2019 Teams Players ANDREWS JUNIOR COLLEGEDALE ACADEMY HINSDALE ADVENTIST ACADEMY MADISON ACADEMY SPENCERVILLE ADVENSTIST CARDINALS JV (BOYS II) EAGLES (BOYS II) HURRICANES (BOYS) KNIGHTS (GIRLS) ACADEMY HORNETS (GIRLS) Boy’s Division One Scott Schalk, Coach Brent Baldwin, Coach Joshua Alabata, Coach Sonya Underwood, Coach George Young, Coach Time AU Court 1 AU Court 2 AA Court 1 Jose Cruz, Asst Coach JJ Moon, Sponsor Kevin Arrogante, Asst Coach Trina Armstrong, Sponsor Latrice Johnson, Asst Coach Rich Liebelt, Asst Coach Bryden Spears, Sponsor Andrew Christopher, Asst Coach Faith Martin, Sponsor Calvin Ming, Asst Coach Caleb Braswell, #5, G Madden Baldwin, #10, G Carlynn O’Brien, Sponsor Sara Adala, #11, G Kately Atterberry, #23, F Andrews Junior Cardinals—AJC Caleb Chung, #24, F Morgan Baldwin, #5, G David O’Brien, Sponsor Camden Armstrong, #4, F Selene Bergmann, #12, F AAA vs ie vs GRAA vs Daniel Cruz, #15, G Conner Dickinson, #25, C Ethan Donato, #13, G Rosie Benoit, #14, F Sydney Carreno, C 3:20 p.m. LEGEND Christopher Gomez, #3, G Tyler Dunkel, #32, F Danny Frederick, #1, G Aleah Crayton, #30, G Alyssa Caruthers, #20, F AJCJV sajv LAA Collegedale Academy—CA Elijah Le Roux, #42 Jonathan Ekhart, #41, C JC Goliath, F Samantha Martin, #20, G Simone Caruthers, #15, F Brendan Leffler, #11, F Colton Ford, #20, F Luke Hamel, #14, G Kendra Miller, #10, G Megan Forde, #2, G NOTE: Home team (white jersey) listed first in the Giancarlo Leonor, #12, F Jonah Madrigal, #4, G Eli Hoffman, #30, F Julianne Plank, #2, F Semhar Hailu, #1, F Crawford Adventist Academy—CAA Gio Leonor, #41, F Adam Svendsen, #30, F Noah Martinez, #3, F Kristen Whitley, #1, F Ally Maran, #13, G AJC vs IE vs graa schedule. Home bench located to the right of the Zachary Liebelt, #22, C Roy Yoon, #1, G AJ Martz, #24, C Rachel Mead, #14, C 4:30 p.m. SPVA SAJV vs kc Mugabe Menani, #4, G Russell Yoon, #2, G Cody O’Brien, #2, G MCAC WILDCATS (BOYS) Zoe Oster, #4, F scoring table while viewing from center court. Hinsdale Adventist Academy—HAA Anthony Sanford, #10, G Kevin Zapata, #21, G Robert Rivas, #22, G Randy DoBrodt, Coach Dany Slack, #3, G Walker Schalk, #23, F Phillip Suvacarov, #35, F Tim Taberski, Asst Coach Kailyn Tasin, G COLLEGEDALE ACADEMY Isaac Webb, #21, G Dana DoBrodt, Sponsor Abbie Touma, #11, G CAA vs ARB vs haa vs AU 1 = Andrews University Johnson Gym Kingsway College—KC ANDREWS JUNIOR EAGLES (GIRLS I) Nate Wood, #25, F Colten DoBrodt, #25, C Izzy Touma, #22, F 5:40 p.m. CARDINALS JV (GIRLS II) Murrell Tull, Coach Xiang Yuan, #32, C Matthew Elmerick, #4, G Sophie Yapshing, #5, G MCAC CAJV ma Mark Hunt, Coach William Jones, Asst Coach Josh Jordan, #31, C AU 2 = Andrews University Johnson Gym Ivan Davis, Asst Coach Kiley Allen, Sponsor HINSDALE ADVENTIST ACADEMY Cole Koonce, #15, G SPENCERVILLE ADVENTIST Madison Academy—MA Jason Hippler, Asst Coach Emma Schepers, Sponsor HURRICANES (GIRLS) Johnny Schnepp, #14, F ACADEMY HORNETS (BOYS) AJVJC ajcjv SPJV vs AA 1 = Andrews Academy Gym Joelle Atangana, #22, F Sabrina Lopez, #13, G Joshua Alabata, Coach Zach Taberski, #30, F Bryan Pincard, Coach 6:50 p.m. Debora Cardoso, #3, G Olivia Mairs, #21, F Greg Hann, Asst Coach Kaleb Teat, #3, G Mike Brown, Asst Coach vs SCS vs cajv GRAA AA 2 = Andrews Academy Gym MCAC Wildcats—MCAC Mara-Lynn Clay-Humphrey, #2, G Jada McLean, #3, G Kenneth Parker, Asst Coach Isaiah Wolf, #13, G James Alignay, #20, G Madalyn Coleman, #12, G Jordyn McLean, #20, F Brenda Brame, Sponsor Jordan Weaver, #23, G Carson Chang, #5, G Bryndis Davis, #5, G Sarah Moody, #4, G Mary Hann, Sponsor Christian Webber, #5, G Jediah Lim, #15, F BSHS = Berrien Springs High School Spring Valley Academy—SPVA Naveah Hippler, #15, F Raegan Moore, #11, C India Brame, #45, C Peter Moses, #30, C HAA caa MA vs Rachel Illingworth, #23, F Litzy Perez, #12, G Masauko Crenshaw, G MOUNT PISGAH Justin Omwenga, #4, F THURSDAY 8 p.m. vs KC vs ca CA BSMS = Berrien Springs Middle School Gym Elizabeth Lubbert, #25, C Laini Shabo, #15, G Yessenia Diaz, #15, F ACADEMY (BOYS) David Ovalle, #13, G Milca Munoz, #24, G Elizabeth Shrode, #24, C Sofia Gonzalez, #55, G Scott Thomas, Coach Luke Smith, G Gianna Williams, #21, F Kayla Tull, #2, G Maddie Hann, #21, F Andrew Grissom, Asst Coach Christian Steinert, #14, C Key: Example Megan Woods, G Mal Jemison, #44, F Barabara Thomas, Asst Coach Douglas Ventura, G AAA ajc vs LAA vs Samantha Woolford-Hunt, #4, F COLLEGEDALE ACADEMY Ana Korac, #14, G Bob Vaughan, Sponsor Delmas Whitlock, #3, G 9:10 p.m. EAGLES (GIRLS II) Kyra Ombao, #33, G Tammy Vaughan, Sponsor vs IE spva ARB D1R4 1 vs 4 (Boy’s Division 1 Round 4—#1 seed vs #4 seed) ANDREWS JUNIOR CARDINALS Julie Foster, Coach Hannah Piroski, #10, F Logan Consignado, #15, F SPRING VALLEY ACADEMY VARSITY (BOYS I) Jamie Hall, Asst Coach Sydnei Redd, #5, F Diego Duran, #30, F STALLIONS (BOYS I) D2R4 1 vs 4 (Boy’s Division 2 Round 4—#1 seed vs #4 seed) Boy’s Division Two Jim Dronen, Coach Travis Crawford, Sponsor Sylvia Rivas, #4, G Daniel Escalante, #12, G Ryan Davis, Coach CAJV vs SAJV vs Tony Cave, Asst Coach Erik Pardo, Sponsor Gianna Torres, #1, G Vander Flores, #32, F Daanan Foster, Asst Coach 10:20 p.m. d1r4 1 vs 4 (Girl’s Division 1 Round 4—#1 seed vs #4 seed) Max Dronen, #12, G Bridget Childers, #31, F Angela Villeda, #22, G Jacob Gates, #5, F Alec Velasco, Asst Coach SPJV SCS Atlanta Adventist Academy—AAA Russell Harrison, G Kayley Hicks, #2, G Gabe Kurti, #23, C Leslee Chavez, Sponsor d2r4 1 vs 4 (Girl’s Division 2 Round 4—#1 seed vs #4 seed) Songjun Kim, #5, G Hollyn Hold, #22, F INDIANA ACADEMY Kevin Lei, #22, G Steve Chavez, Sponsor Ethan Lubbert, #42, F Anna Mihaescu, #1, G EAGLES (BOYS) Andrew Moyer, #10, G Justin Bekowies, #1, G Abiah Newton, #20, F Vianca Olivencia, #4, G Andy Trubey, Coach Trenton Wilkins, #14, F Caleb Burns, #4, C HOME vs AWAY HOME vs AWAY HOME vs AWAY Andrews Junior Cardinals JV—AJCJV Grant Sajdak, #2, C Izzy Reinschmidt, #5, G David Bolin, Asst Coach Jake Chavez, #9, F Connor Scott, #34, C Cheyenne Roth, #10, C David Bolin, Sponsor NORTH TAMPA CHRISTIAN Eric Grant, #8, G Jalen Thomas, #22, G Lauren Van Zyl, #3, C Cade Bolin, #35, F ACADEMY TITANS (BOYS) Caleb Joseph, #3, G David Vine, #11, G Nate Bolin, #33, G Josh Jetter, Coach Josh Mularczyk, #5, F Andrews Redbirds—ARB Jonathan Woolford-Hunt, #35, F CRAWFORD ADVENTIST Rolondo Gaitan, #23, F Gio Banuchi, Asst Coach Conner O’Geare, #6, G ACADEMY (GIRLS) Ethan Hicks, #15, C Julie Cassell, Sponsor James Sheng, #12, G ANDREWS JUNIOR CARDINALS Sheldon Cassimy, Coach Ben Kwon, #12, G Jonathan Boudreaux, #1 Jeff Sheng, #11, C Collegedale Academy JV—CAJV VARSITY (GIRLS I) Sean DeSuza, Asst Coach Joseph Pizarro, #45, F Adam Cassell, #12, G Tristian White, #10, F AU Court 1 AU Court 2 AA Court 1 AA Court 2 Randy Lonto, Coach L’Mar Hall, Asst Coach Jamie Shepard, #4, G William Cassell, #30, F Torvy Wilkins, # 7, G Time Sarah McIlrath, Asst Coach Judy Burgin-Hall, Sponsor Justin Valenzuela, #11, G Jose Coco, #15, G Simon Willsey, #2, G Opens 7 a.m. Opens 7 a.m. Opens 7 a.m. Opens 7 a.m. Indiana Eagles—IE Bill Scott, Asst Coach Donald Coleman, Sponsor Josh Vargas, #14, G Alex Cruz, #5, G Katie Byrd, #12, F Deanna Kay Barrett, #3, G Kennison Williams, #13, G Noah Mack, #21, F Delilah Drew, #3, G Asha Berbeck, #13, G Nick Mdiadia, #3, G SPRING VALLEY ACADEMY Zoe Drew, #15, G Rianna Birkett, G INDY EAGLES (GIRLS) Tony Pennicook, #24, F STALLIONS (BOYS II) HAA vs caa vs KC vs ca vs Louisville Adventist Academy—LAA Lindsey Everett, #35, F Sara Lee Brown, #33, F Brian Hicks, Coach Jimmy Rodrigues, #4, G Ted Shull, Coach 7:20 a.m. AJC spva SPVA ajc Elsie Getahun, G Keyanna Charles, #1, C Taylor Hicks, Asst Coach Anthony Sax, #13, G Rob White, Asst Coach Jemila Greenidge, #22, F Selah Frater-Edwards, #15, C Telly Hicks, Asst Coach Tory Taylor, #2, G Sonya Shull, Sponsor Grand Rapids Adventist Academy—GRAA Johanna Hong, #11, G Aiyanna Gayle-Bennett, #5, G Sarah Burks, Sponsor RC Wyatte, #10, F Ella White, Sponsor Taylor Humphrey, #5, C Leanne Gilbert, #30, F Barb Gray, Sponsor Devin Anderson, #8, G MA vs CA vs ARB vs SCS vs Anna Lonto, #20, F K’leah LaTouche-McKinnon, #24, G Emily Bonilla, #10, G NORTH TAMPA CHRISTIAN Ethan Church, #9, F 8:30 a.m. Bethany Maydole, #14, G Kadiaja McCalla, #10, G Jada Bravo-Rowley, #32, G ACADEMY TITANS (GIRLS) Deejion Jackson-Cook, #6, F MCAC CAA SPJV AAA Spencerville Adventist Academy—SAJV Brooke Scott, #33, C Gabrielle McIntosh, #22, F Khristina Castle, #11, G Ort Varona, Coach Rex Letchworth, #2, G Ally Simpson, #34, F Jada Merraro, #22, G Emily Hicks, #4, F Jen Fitzpatrick, Asst Coach Yangbin Lu, # 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    Adventist Education—Applying Basic Christian Dogmas y career in elementary education ers. It prepares the student for the joy of began at Whispering Pines school on service in this world and for the higher joy Long Island in New York. To be state of wider service in the world to come”— M DUCATION certified, it was necessary to take additional E , p.13. courses in reading. I enrolled at C. W. Post. Adventist Education is necessary! It pro- The first class began with introductions. vides roots essential for the development of Each student announced their name, the a successful life. An alumnus of Adventist K-16 education, now an anesthesiology stu- school at which they were teaching, and the dent conceded it was easier to perform his type of reading textbook used in their function knowing he could count on God’s school system. Everyone knew the schools presence. Another alumna, a recent law “Adventist mentioned until it came to me. No one had school graduate, attributes the poise and ever heard of Whispering Pines Seventh-day clarity in presenting cases to the preparation Education is Adventist School. For what felt like eternity for education days at church. A CPA has everyone’s attention was centered on me as I given up the opportunity of lucrative explained the uniqueness of the reading employment to open a day care center in necessary! It textbook with less than a year’s experience Bermuda. The impact Adventist education to draw on. At the end of my faltering pres- had on her life made her determined to provides roots entation, the professor graciously conceded make children’s first experience in education that if I preferred I could select another distinctively Adventist.