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Mackenzie Gennaro and Angela Powell Courtesy photo
Pak' s Karate performed a karate demonstration for Relay for Life. Vince Maccherone, Avery Weeks, Joey and Alex Keiser and Kyle McDonnell Courtesy photo
Winners of the Bolt for Brian race Francesco Cazzaniga, Vanessa Dacosta and Katie Grace Roanne Photo courtesy of Gina Dacosta
CrossFit Hammock Beach Photo courtesy of John Balseiro
The Matanzas softball seniors who were honored are Sarah Dillon, Samantha Olsen, Alyssa Hubbard and Amber Harper Courtesy photo
Flagler Titans cheerleaders named Pop Warner All-American scholars
Flagler Titans Pop Warner cheerleaders Mackenzie Gennaro and Angela Powell were recently recognized by Pop Warner Little Scholars, Inc. and were named Second Team All-American Scholars.
In 2017, more than 6,100 scholars qualified for the Pop Warner All-American Scholar program, representing the top 2% of all scholar-athletes across the country.
The Pop Warner All-American Scholar Program requires a minimum 96% GPA to apply, and students are ranked by grade level, using a scoring system determined by GPA and community service involvement.
Pak’s Karate promotes students at quarterly belt testing
Pak’s Karate promoted Trenton Neuenfeldt and Amir and Asim Tariq to black belt at its first quarterly belt testing of the year.
Others who were promoted to higher colors include white belt: Quinten Roets, Patrick O’Grady, Hannah Sing, Malik Montfleury, Robert and Mathew Hays, Kirill Kinsha, Elijah Rivera-Jackson, Kevin Behulak, Cameron Kurth, Daniel Steinmeier, Ethan Hoffman, Vladyslav Slipchenko, Joshua Kitchens, Conlin Withrow, Noah Sing; high yellow: Daniel Rohrbeck, Autumn Grace Bellows, Nasim Rolle, Nicole Duncanson, Rene Kondiolka; green: Violetta Kinsha, Alex Kulesza, Dante Pappas, Sean Brunner, Dakotah Marshall, Nathan Vegerano, Lauren Romero; high green belt: Adriana McDowell, Gabriella Stubbs, Koda Bane, Knowledge Wilson, Landon Stasa, Amara Valdes; blue: Imronbek Kadirbekov, Alexander Keiser, Tyler Bellows, Myranda Valdes, Magdalena Luczak; high blue: Nida Anwar, Olivia Luczak; brown: Maya Kulesza, Raekwon Morris, Jacob Stasa; red: Jzikeryan Williams, Qadir Tariq, Tanner Lee.
Mission Possible holds best 5K fundraiser to date
Santa Maria del Mar held its third-annual Mission Possible 5K run/walk Saturday, April 8, in Flagler Beach.
Timothy McGuire, 14, won the event with a 20:49 time. Locals Jose Musso, Jody Marolf, Phil DeAugustino and Alla Ouvarova finished out the Top 5.
The church also held a kids 10U donation-only “Bolt for Brian” 50-yard dash named for the Brian Pisan Scholarship Fund.
This year’s 5K, according to Mission Possible’s Gina Dacosta, was the church’s best year yet with 150 runners. The monies raised from the event go to helping send the church’s teens on mission trips, youth conferences and Catholic youth summer camps.
CrossFit holds workout at the beach
Members of CrossFit Hammock Beach participated in their first beach workout Saturday, April 15, at Flagler Beach.
They performed various exercises, including carrying partners 50 yards on their back and tossing 6-20-pound medicine balls to each other.
CrossFit Hammock Beach is located in the Island Walk shopping Plaza. Call owner John Balseiro at 908 872-8785 for more information or visit Crossfithammockbeach.com.
Matanzas softball wins by forfeit and still plays games
The Lady Pirates (16-7, 8-3) won their district game against the Pine Ridge Panthers, who forfeited on Wednesday, April 12.
Matanzas still held its senior night ceremony, and everyone played kickball afterwards. The Pirates will begin their district tournament Tuesday, April 24, at Deltona.
