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Booster Club Meeting
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ECHHS Media Center
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The East Chapel Hill High School
Athletics Booster Club Proudly Welcomes You WILDCAT SPORTS
NCHSAA 4-A
Piedmont Athletic Conference (PAC-6)
since 2005-2006
(PREVIOUSLY IN 3-A FIVE COUNTY CONFERENCE)
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Visitors are welcome and encouraged to sign our guestbook.
Believe by The Epics
Saturday, August 23
Chargers run over Wildcats 48-14
Northwood ran for 426 yards, built a 28-0 first half lead and never looked back.
#11 David Ruch picks up yards.
East's long drives ended in turnovers, while the two scores by David Ruch
came on 82 and 72 yard receptions from Malcom Huntington-Meath.
N&O coverage HighSchoolOT Coverage Herald-Sun coverage Chapel Hill News coverage
Spencer Dew on one of his many kick returns of the night
East QB Malcom Huntington-Meath hit at release by Northwood's Brandon Saurine
Wildcat fans celebrate after Ruch's first score.
(photos by Phil Stapleton)
Sunday, August 17
N&O's High School Preview
East Chapel Hill's "Players/Teams to watch"
Tennis: Jennifer Huang, the Wildcats' No. 1 singles player, takes over as team leader with the departure of Tess Darling. The two teamed up last year and fell in the doubles state championship.
Volleyball: Melanie Slack (5-10, senior, outside hitter) and Kayla Austin (5-5, senior setter) return.
Monday, August 20
Voice of the Wildcats
HELP WANTED!
John Austin VOICE OF THE WILDCATS
(photo by Phil Stapleton)
John Austin has announced that this will be his final season as the "Voice of the Wildcats".
He handles the PA play-by-play in Football and both Basketball teams
and has done so for many, many years.
John is also a former President of the Booster Club.
John is looking to train the next "Voice" alongside him this season,
so contact him jda@ndl.com or the AD rhartsfield@chccs.k12.nc.us
Sunday, August 10
Is Summer Over So Soon?
Wildcats hard at work, having fun
By W.E. Warnock, Sports Editor
-- Jeff Hamlin, Correspondent
CHAPEL HILL -- Darian Harris has recovered from his first paintball experience, and he certainly won't forget it.
When he took members of his East Chapel Hill football team to a paintball course outside of Greensboro last month, he didn't know what he was getting into. Never a big paintball enthusiast, he knew he didn't want to get shot.
"Anyone who shoots me has to run a hard yard," he told his team.
That's nothing to sneeze at. A "hard yard" is a 110-yard sprint, followed by running backward 110 yards, followed by a 110-yard bear crawl on all fours.
Naturally, within seconds of putting on his goggles, Harris felt gooey paint coming off the top of his head.
(follow link for full story)
Sunday, July 27
Nick McCrory Captures National Championship
Pasadena, Calif: With Boudia and Finchum opting to compete only in synchro, Nick McCrory won his first national title with a career-high 521.70 points on individual 10-meter. (International Herald Tribune)
Cardinell, McCrory lead U.S. national diving championships
Photo: Nick McCrory competes in the men's 10-meter platform semifinals at the National Diving Championships at the Rose Bowl Aquatics Center in Pasadena on Friday. Credit: Reed Saxon/Associated Press (Los Angeles Times)
McCrory Grabs First National Title - Olympic Synchro Teams Win
by Woody Franklin
Nick McCrory earned his first senior national title with a victory in the men's platform at the 2008 Kaiser Permanente National Diving Championships. With the absence of David Boudia and Thomas Finchum, who decided to only compete in synchro platform, McCory won the contest by 95 points. His point total of 521.70, a personal best, would have easily put him in contention for the win, regardless of whether Boudia and Finchum had been diving. (about.com:diving)
Tuesday, July 1
Football: Photos from Lisa Hazen
Thanks to Lisa for getting invovled and sharing. Check out the samples below. She'll be posting photos all summer and all season of our Wildcats on the gridiron.
Click here to see all her pictures.
End of school year training
Cookout
7 v 7 scrimmage vs Southern Vance June 19
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East Logo Merchandise!
Back to School? Already?
Whether you're figuring out which colleges to apply to
or where your 4th period class is located
you'll want to be "Back In Black"
when the Tigers come to visit.
(click here to check out all the Wildcat Logo Merchandise)
(click here for a downloadable Order form)
Sunday, June 15
Class of 2008 college bound Wildcat Athletes
East Chapel Hill High School is sending 23 student athletes to universities and colleges around the country with scholarship money to play sports. ECHHS gathered the senior group for one last get-together for some recognition and Alfredo’s pizza on Thursday. From left to right: Jorge Campos, soccer, Greensboro College; Michelle White, volleyball, Campbell University; DeMario Evans, basketball, St. Andrews College; Tess Darling, tennis, UNC Asheville; David “D.J.” Edwards, basketball, Wilkes Community College; Patch Owens, soccer, Mary Washington College, but will work at the Duke soccer camp before leaving for Fredricksburg; Hannah Diggs, basketball, Fayetteville State; Scot Meyer, lacrosse, Duke University, and open to any offers for a part-time job; Jeremy Harn, basketball, UNC Asheville; Mary Beth Finnegan, volleyball, Meredith College; Javaris Quinn, basketball, Pitt Community College; Vince Williams, football, UNC Pembroke, who plans on being on campus by the second session of summer school; Lee McKinnis, football, leaving June 30 for Blinn College, Texas; Richard Dowdy, basketball, Barton College; Rico Diggins, football, UNC Pembroke; Amanda Vredenburgh, field hockey, Davidson College; Ty Alston, basketball, UNC Pembroke; D.J. Sharp, basketball, Pitt Community College, and working at Carol Woods this summer to raise cash; and “Big Will” Barnett, football, Louisburg College.
Photos by Phil Stapleton, caption courtesy The Chapel Hill News with thanks to CHN staff photographer Leslie Barbour and Sports Editor Elliott Warnock for herding the cats into this group shot.
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Tuesday, August 12
E-Blast August 10 Edition
East E-Blast August 24, 2008 Edition
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East Chapel Hill Weather
Monday, August 11
East Chapel Hill Booster Club - Executive Board
Athletics Director
Ray Hartsfield
969-2482, ext. 250
Booster Club Executive Board 2008-2009
President: Jay Kennihan
President Emeritus: Michael Williamson
President Elect: Evelyn Stapleton
Merchandise: Julia Burns
Treasurer: Sheryl O'Connor
Secretary: Erin Sanford
Concessions: Lisa & Wayne Richardson
Hospitality: Margie Huggins
Membership: Stacey Yusko
Fundraising/Sponsorship: Jay Kennihan
Team Reps: Ann Booterbaugh
E-Blast Editor: Linda Gardner
Webmaster: Phil Stapleton
Class of '08's Thaden Homage/Prank
The Final Words
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