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Team CCWLLC track and field 4x100m relay finished 5th @ Historical Penn Relays 2008. The team of
Darwin Davis, Kenny Washington, Josh Abrams, Jeremy Bascom ran 41.66.
| 121 ODM |
4x100 |
Friday, 1:15 pm |
| |
| Final on Time |
| Place |
ID |
School/Affiliation |
Mark |
Runners |
SEC |
| 1 |
AB |
The Executives Track Club A |
39.82 |
Kendel Stevens, Phillippe DeRosier, Lee Prowell, Julian Dunkley |
1 |
| 2 |
AE |
U.S. Elite A |
40.30 |
Rondrick Parker, Tanko Braimah, DeRico Tilley, Byron Gibson |
1 |
| 3 |
BA |
The Executives Track Club B |
40.49 |
1 |
| 4 |
AL |
New Horizon TC A |
40.81 |
1 |
| 5 |
AO |
CCWLLC |
41.66 |
1 |
| 6 |
AM |
Shore AC/National |
42.10 |
1 | |
US
Elite excels @ Penn Relays
Team US Elite continued their
wonderful progress toward becoming the number one USATF track and field club and solidify their hold as the number two sprint
club by collecting three silver medals and a bronze at the historical Penn Relays.
The men’s 4x100m relay
team set a team record in taking the silver in an impressive mark of 40.30. The team of Rondrick Parker (Savannah, GA
- USA), Tanko Braimah (Raleigh, NC – Ghana), DeRico Tilley (Mobile,
AL – USA) and Bryon Gibson (Atlanta, GA – USA)
was forced into 2nd by a championship record run of 39.82.
The woman’s 4x100m relay
team was just as impressive considering that it’s the first time the team was running together. The team of LaTisha
Moulds (Baltimore, MD – USA),
Nico White (Bowie, MD – USA),
Keishia Thorpe-Randolph (Atlanta, GA – USA/JAM) and
Ayanna Alexander (Baton Rouge, LA – Trinidad) collected
their silver medal with a 46.47 mark.
The women’s 4x400m relay
also set a team record in picking up the silver medal in the event. The team of Keishia Thorpe-Randolph, Ayanna Alexander
(first time running the 400m in about 5 years), Treisha Thorpe-Dulgarian (Largo, MD –
USA/JAM) and LaTricia Dendy (New York, NY – USA) set the mark of 3:47.22.
The men’s 4x400m team
has their trials leading up the race (including losing a leg 15 minutes before the start) but still performance to expectations.
The team of Keith McMillian (Boulder, CO – USA), Justin Bryon (Baltimore, MD
– USA), Kemar Brown (Langley Park, MD – JAM) and Andrew Paresta
(Hampton, VA – USA) placed 3rd with a mark of 3:15.45.
The team will next compete
at the University of Delaware
on May 3rd, 2008.
CCWLLC & US Elite Men's - 4x100m Video @ Penn Relays
US Elite Women's 4x400m Relay Video
US Elite Men's 4x400 Relay Team Video
Odell Brown recieved Cutters - Catch of the Game:
Daytona Beach, FL.
Rookie Offensive Lineman and Tight End Odell Brown catch the first touchdown pass ever for the Daytona Beach ThunderBirds
at home and recieved the Cutters Catch of the Game verus the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers. Odell #76 is playing his first
season in the AFL 2 League is already making an impact.
See complete article below.
Beaulah complete successful first season on championship team.
Warren Beaulah completed his first season as a member of the runner up BL champions - Arkansas Impact. Werren scored
17 points in the championship game against the home team Rochester Razorsharks.
Beaulah came on start toward the end of the season and was a key contributor in the team's run to the championships.
In the last six regular season games, he scored - 12, 12, 14, 18, 31 and 38 and was the first player off the
bench. He scored 7 in the first playoff game before sitting out the next two with a sore ankle but came back to score 17 in
the finals.
Championship - Box Score
Warren's 2008 Season Stats
Ola Adams attend local showcase workout for Redskins scouts and team management.
NFL Hopefuls Get a Look At Redskins Park
By Gary Fitzgerald
Redskins.com
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April 4, 2008
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A year ago, Alex Buzbee, Sam Hollenbach and Marcus Mason arrived at Redskins Park hoping to fulfill an NFL
dream.
First they had to stand out from the crowd of about 70 local college players working out for coaches and scouts.
Buzbee, Hollenbach and Mason did enough to warrant an invite to training camp. From there, they earned a place on the
Redskins' roster and practice squad last season.
On Friday, the next batch of NFL hopefuls--69 in all--arrived at Redskins Park.
The workout was a chance for local college players to be evaluated by the Redskins' coaches and scouts in an NFL surrounding.
To attend, the player had to be draft eligible and either played college or high school football in the Washington, D.C.
region.
The bulk of players came from local colleges, such as Maryland, Howard, Bowie State and Georgetown. Players from Syracuse,
Boston College, Delaware, North Carolina and Virginia Tech were also on hand.
Perhaps the top prospect in attendance was Maryland linebacker Erin Henderson, the brother of Minnesota Vikings linebacker
E.J. Henderson (also a Maryland grad). Henderson is expected to be a second- or third-round pick in the April 26-27 NFL Draft.
He completed his junior season at Maryland last year and recorded 133 tackles, 11 tackles for a loss, one sack, one interception
and four fumble recoveries.
Another top college prospect on hand was West Virginia's Owen Schmitt, a top-rated fullback. Schmitt, a 6-3, 250-pounder,
is expected to be a third- or fourth-round selection in the draft.
Maryland running back Keon Lattimore and Richmond wide receiver Arman Shields were also in attendance. Lattimore has been
projected as a fifth-round draft pick, while Shields is thought to be a sixth-rounder.
The following local players attended the workout at Redskins Park:
| DB |
Ola Adams |
Concord College |
| OL |
Marshall Ausberry |
Liberty |
| P |
Johnny Ayers |
Boston College |
| RB |
Lance Ball |
Maryland |
| QB |
Matt Bassuener |
Georgetown |
| RB |
Frank Berchie |
Howard |
| K |
Eric Bjonerud |
Georgetown |
| WR |
Will Blanden |
Howard |
| LB |
Brian Bradford |
Towson |
| DB |
Julius Brown |
E. Michigan |
| DL |
Larry Brown |
Kent State |
| DL |
Jarrett Burgess |
Howard |
| DL |
Cornelius Campbell |
Syracuse |
| RB |
Phillip Carter |
Bridgewater |
| DB |
Kevin Cherepski |
Georgetown |
| WR |
Mike Clarke |
Wesley College |
| DB |
Markus Cortez |
(No School) |
| WR |
Brent Craft |
Georgetown |
| RB |
Omar Cuff |
Delaware |
| WR |
Larry Duncan |
Howard |
| RB |
Barrington Edwards |
North Carolina |
| OL |
Justin Faust |
Howard |
| DL |
Carlos Feliciano |
Maryland |
| P |
Patrick Fisher |
LSU |
| RB |
Richard Fitzhugh |
Tuskegee |
| DB |
Isaah Gardner |
Maryland |
| QB |
Chris Gibson |
Prairie View A&M |
| TE |
Jason Goode |
Maryland |
| RB |
Larry Graham |
St. Paul's College |
| DL |
Alex Hall |
St. Augustine |
| DL |
Rudolph Hardie |
Howard |
| OL |
Travis Harmon |
Howard |
| TE |
Joey Haynos |
Maryland |
| LB |
Erin Henderson |
Maryland |
| WR |
Bruce Hocker |
Duquesne |
| LB |
Joseph Hooks |
Shepherd |
| WR |
Fred Howze |
Frostburg State |
| DB |
Rickey Jackson |
Howard |
| OL |
Jerrick Jeffreys |
Bowie State |
| LB |
Chris Johnson |
Bowie State |
| QB |
Brian Johnson |
Howard |
| DB |
J.J. Justice |
Maryland |
| OL |
Torrain Kelly |
Bowie State |
| OL |
James Key |
Morgan State |
| RB |
Keon Lattimore |
Maryland |
| LB |
Jermaine Lemons |
Maryland |
| TE |
Ernie Lomax |
Hampton |
| DB |
Reggie McCoy |
Delaware State |
| LS |
Bren McDermond |
Maryland |
| DB |
Randall Means |
Howard |
| DB |
Roland Minor |
Virginia Tech |
| WR |
Rice Moss |
Syracuse |
| DB |
Paul Mulbah |
Duquesne |
| DB |
Colin Nelson |
Maryland |
| LB |
Kofi Nkrumah |
Morgan State |
| DB |
Anthony Olumba |
Norfolk State |
| WR |
Paul Perry |
Towson |
| FB |
Ian Pleasant |
Oklahoma |
| FB |
Owen Schmitt |
West Virginia |
| WR |
Arman Shields |
Richmond |
| OL |
John Sutherland |
Towson |
| DB |
Steven Tate |
Hofstra |
| LB |
Derron Thomas |
Duquesne |
| RB |
Brandon Toles |
S. Connecticut State |
| WR |
Jeremy Trimble |
Army |
| DB |
Christian Varner |
Maryland |
| WR |
Demarcus White |
Iona |
| WR |
Jarahn Williams |
Howard |
| DL |
Bryan Wilson |
Morgan State |
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Warren Beaulah #6 from the 706 (in blue, red and white) rising to the top as Arkansas Impact
team makes championship final.
Maryland Club sees early season success.
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
On the road to the 2008 Olympics, local US Elite track and field
club started it journey with some impressive early season performances. Two athletes have qualified for the US Indoor National
championship, local high school and Garfield alum Kira Sims will be making her third consecutive trip in the women’s pole vault. Sims booked her trip with
a three feet winning performance this past weekend at the Doug Raymond
Invitational @ Kent
State, Ohio.
Kira Sims success has to be greatly contributed to a return to her glory
days with college coach Dennis Mitchell. Sims made the move back to Ohio to try and secure
a spot on the 2008 Beijing Olympic team. Thus far the moves
seem to have paid off with two performances over 13 feet in two meets this season. Kira
will be returning to home to compete in the Maryland Invitational schedule for Saturday, January 19th, 2008.
New comer and Baltimore native Rondrick Parker competing with the club for the first time won the Gulden Relays @ Bucknell University 60m dash
title with a US National qualifying mark. Parker was also the 2nd leg on the winning 4x200m relay team. UMBC Alum
Adam Grossman finished 2nd behind Parker for a second week in a row
but this time it was on the 60m dash unlike the pervious week in the 200m dash. Grossman was the lead off leg on the winning
4x200m which included Godson Akinnawo and Forestville High Alum Clifford Wong on the anchor leg.
Also at the Gulden Relays, team president Treisha Thorpe-Dulgarian won
the 500m dash to drop her seasonal best by three seconds. Central
High School Alum LeKisha Barnaby
placed 2nd in the 60m hurdles in her first meet of the season.
Club vice-president Keishia Thorpe-Randolph now residing in Atlanta, GA
won the UMES Season opener 400m (Dec. 4th) in 58.04 and lower her season best in the event in placing 3rd
at the Ed S. Temple Classic.
|
US
ELITE Track and field Performance List |
|
|
Mark |
Rnd |
Name |
Date |
Meet |
Notes |
|
Women 60m Dash |
|
|
1 |
8.13 |
|
P |
Morton, Latoya |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
2 |
8.19 |
|
F |
Morton, Latoya |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
3 |
9.02 |
|
P |
Blake, Denise |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
Women 200m Dash |
|
|
1 |
25.97 |
|
F |
Thorpe-Randolph, Keishia |
1/5/2008 |
Ed S. Temple Classic |
|
|
Women 400m Dash |
|
|
1 |
57.65 |
|
F |
Thorpe-Randolph, Keishia |
1/5/2008 |
Ed S. Temple Classic |
|
|
2 |
58.04 |
|
F |
Thorpe-Randolph, Keishia |
12/8/2007 |
UMES Lid Lifter Collegiate
Invitational |
|
|
Women 500m Dash |
|
|
1 |
1:17.30 |
|
F |
Thorpe-Dulgarian, Treisha |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
2 |
1:20.49 |
|
F |
Thorpe-Dulgarian, Treisha |
12/8/2007 |
UMES Lid Lifter Collegiate
Invitational |
|
|
Women 1 Mile Run |
|
|
1 |
6:44.39 |
|
F |
Green, Deborah |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
Women 60m Hurdles |
|
|
1 |
9.11 |
|
F |
Barnaby, LeKeisha |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
Women Pole Vault |
|
|
1 |
13-07.25 |
4.14m |
F |
Sims, Kira |
1/12/2008 |
Doug Raymond Invitational |
US
National Qualifier |
|
2 |
13-05.25 |
4.10m |
F |
Sims, Kira |
1/5/2008 |
Pole Vault Summit |
|
|
Men 60m Dash |
|
|
1 |
6.74 |
|
F |
Parker, Rondrick |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
US
National Qualifier |
|
2 |
6.83 |
|
P |
Parker, Rondrick |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
3 |
6.94 |
|
F |
Grossman, Adam |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
3 |
6.94 |
|
F |
Grossman, Adam |
1/4/2008 |
UMES Coach O Collegiate Invitational |
|
|
5 |
6.99 |
|
P |
Grossman, Adam |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
6 |
7.30 |
|
P |
Akinnawo, Godson |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
7 |
7.36 |
|
F |
Akinnawo, Godson |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
8 |
7.51 |
|
P |
Wong, Clifford C |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
Men 200m Dash |
|
|
1 |
22.49 |
|
F |
Tilley, DeRico |
1/5/2008 |
Ed S. Temple Classic |
|
|
2 |
22.53 |
|
F |
Grossman, Adam |
1/4/2008 |
UMES Coach O Collegiate Invitational |
|
|
Men 400m Dash |
|
|
1 |
52.64 |
|
F |
Tilley, DeRico |
1/5/2008 |
Ed S. Temple Classic |
|
|
Men Long Jump |
|
|
1 |
6.74m |
22-01.50 |
F |
Akinnawo, Godson |
12/8/2007 |
UMES Lid Lifter Collegiate
Invitational |
|
|
2 |
6.49m |
21-03.50 |
F |
Akinnawo, Godson |
1/12/2008 |
Gulden Relays |
|
|
3 |
6.28m |
20-07.25 |
F |
Strong, Arias |
12/8/2007 |
UMES Lid Lifter Collegiate
Invitational |
|
|
Men Triple Jump |
|
|
1 |
11.32m |
37-01.75 |
F |
Strong, Arias |
12/8/2007 |
UMES Lid Lifter Collegiate
Invitational |
|
Arkansas Impact sets Final Roster
Jamaal Brown....................................Cal State Fullerton
Marco Cole........................................LA. Tech
Jeremy Bell.......................................Williams Baptist
Ryan Holmes.....................................Philander Smith College
Nick Tuggle.......................................E. Tenn State
Brain Bunche.....................................SEMO
Tarik Wallace....................................University of Arkansas
Gabe Feagin......................................University of Mobile
Warren Beaulah.................................Brewton Parker College
Kenny Langhorn.................................Columbus
Beaulah makes Arkansas Impact team.
Shooting guard Warren Beaulah of Columbus, GA made history by securing his place on the the Arkansas Impact's first ever
season in the newly formed Premier Basketball League.
Beaulah had to endure four days of workouts and tryouts to be one of the 10 members still standing to open the season
for the Impact.
The Impact season starts Jan. 6th, 2007 @ Chicago.
Arkanas Impact schedule below.
Walker - ran 4.31 in Tampa.
WR - Christopher Walker excel at Tampa Storm AFL tryout on December 15th, 2007.
Walker wearing #45 ran one of the fastest time at the tryout in the 40 yards - 4.31 - he hopes to get an invitation to
camp. This the second time Walker had ran a sub 4.4 in a tryout. Earlier this summer, he ran 4.33 at the Columbus Destoyer's
summer tryout.
Off his strong performance Walker was invited to the Daytona Beach Thunderbird AFL2 tryouts
schedule for Jan. 5th, 2007.
Walker's results #45
++Warren Beaulah invited to camp in December with the Arkansas Impact of the new formed
Premier Basketball league (PBL).
The
Arkansas Impact has invited the following players to the Inaugural Training camp
from December 17th – 22nd.
The Impact will begin play in January at Barton Coliseum participating in the Premier Basketball League. 18 total
players will be invited to training camp
with the final roster of 12 being determined on December 23rd .
1. Jeffery Collins
6’4
University
of Alabama Birmingham
2. Dwight Page
6’4
Cowley College (Camden FV, HS)
3. Gabe Fagen
6’3
University of Mobile
4. Tarik Wallace
6’2
University of Arkansas
5. Keith Hampton
6’8
Florida State
University
6. Jamaal Brown
6’7
Cal State Fullerton
7. Daniel Watson
6’5
Arkansas Tech
University
8. Bobby Johnson
6’5
Belhaven College (Camden FV, H.S.)
9. Albert Weber
6’3
University of Alabama
10. Ryan Holmes
6’6
Philander Smith College
11. Warren Beaulah
6’5
Brewton Parker
College (GA)
12. Tyler Chaney
6’5
Missouri State
13. Brandon Kimbrough 6’2
Drury College, MO
14. Brian Bunche
6’8
SE Missouri St. (LR Central H.S.)
*****Aaron Morris invited and took part in the All American
Football League invitation only combine in Detriot, MI.
**Warren excel at Long Beach Summer Pro League as Member
of Slam Magazine team from July 9th - July 14th, 2007.
++Team and game's leading scorer versus Jamba Juice in game
4 with 19 points on July 11th, 2007.
++Team and game's leading scorer versus Ciplex.com's team of
former NBA star Samaki Walker, pre-tournment headliner Ivory Clark and Emmitt Thomas including hitting the winning free throws
for the team's only win of the tournment.
|
|
Minutes |
Points |
Assist |
O-Rebound |
Total Reb |
Steals |
Blocks |
|
Game 1 |
11:00 |
7 |
0 |
0 |
3 |
1 |
1 |
|
Game 2 |
17:54 |
10 |
0 |
2 |
3 |
1 |
0 |
|
Game 3 |
20:37 |
19 |
2 |
2 |
5 |
1 |
0 |
|
Game 4 |
21:34 |
17 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
|
Game 5 |
18:30 |
11 |
1 |
2 |
4 |
1 |
0 |
|
|
17.71 |
12.80 |
0.60 |
1.20 |
3.20 |
1.00 |
0.20 |
****Warren Beaulah will be attending the 12th Annual International Basketball Review
in Greensboro, NC from June 13th to June 15th, 2007.
++Member of the All-Star team selected by European Scouts
++averaged double figures in points
US Elite track club wins and set meet record in 3 events.
USATF National Championship, Icahn stadium, July 13-14, 2007
Two years ago hungry for a good club to compete with and tired of the politics of the
old boy's network, twins Central Missouri State All-American Treisha Thorpe-Dulgarian and former Howard University standout
Keisha Thorpe started the U.S. Elite International Track and Field Club. Primarily a women's club the first year (2005)
– this year saw a huge increase in male membership. On Saturday, July 14th, 2007 – the twin's dreams came full
circle as their club won three National club crowns including both men and women sprint medley relays and the women's 800m
run, all in a national club championship record time. Most of the athletes are from Maryland, but includes elite athletes
from Texas, New York, Alabama and Louisiana.
The
winning started on day one as former LSU All-American and Grenadian national champion Neisha Bernard-Thomas won the 800m run
in the new meet record (2:03.94). Former Maryland State Champion and Maryland Eastern Shore standout Ronnie Beard (14.45)
and former Maryland State champion and Crimson Tide standout Byron Gibson (14.45) qualified for the 110m hurdle finals and
former Texas Tech. All American and Bahamas National 200m Champion Michael Mathieu qualified for the finals (20.84). Co-founder
Keishia fighting through pain and suffering, achieved a personal best (56.84) and (25.2) in the 400m and 200m dash respectively,
and just missed a point in one of the events.
On day
two, former Howard standout Tilita Lutterloh collected a bronze medal in the triple jump which bettered the previous meet
record. Gibson (14.34) and Beard (14.39) placed 5th and 6th respectively in the men's 110m hurdles final. Mathieu collected
a silver medal in the 200m dash final in 20.99.
The relays showed the Elite's true strength – the team. The
men's 4x100m team comprised of South Alabama 100m and 200m school record holder DeRico Tilley, former Long Island University
champion Jeremy Bascom, Northeast Conference and UMBC champion Adam Grossman and Bryon Gibson. They lost at the line
to the pre-favorite Executive Track Club (40.57 to 40.61). It's the closest anyone have come to defeating the sprint powerhouse
in recent years whose team included the 1st and 2nd place winners in the 100m dash finals.
The
sprint medley (200 – 100 – 100 – 400) was not even close as U.S. Elites dominated both the men and women's
race. First the women's team of Keishia Thorpe, Latisha Moulds, Treisha Thorpe-Dulgarian and Neisha Bernard-Thomas left the
competition in the dust create from Harlem River breeze to win by over three second (1:44.53). On the men's side, the
race was over at the gun as Michael Mathieu fresh off his silver medal performance in the 200m dash put the team in the lead
for good and DeRico Tilley and Adam Grossman extended the lead to give Andrew Peresta a smooth and efficient run to the gold
medal taking down teams - runner-up champion Shore AC and the Executive Track Club. K. Thorpe finished 5th in the
400m hurdles (1:02.14).
Overall
the women's team with five (5) athletes finished 8th with 30 points and the men's team with 10 athletes finished 7th with
39 points.
*****Steven Cole invited and took part in the 1st
All American Football League invitation only combine in Orlando, FL.
****Tenetra Barrett will be attending the 2nd Annual Women's Basketball Showcase in
Greensboro, NC from June 15th to June 17th, 2007.
++Selected as a member of the All-Star team
++Invited to be a member of the touring team
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