text: This Retrospective looks back at the 1961 U.S. Figure Skating Team which died in the Sabena Flight 548 air disaster, when their plane crashed on its approach to Zaventem Airport in Brussels, Belgium, on the 15th February 1961. The crash killed all 72 on board, including the entire U.S. figure skating team (18 skaters, 16 family members, coaches, and officials) which was on its way to Prague, Czechoslovakia, for the 1961 World Championships. Prior to the air disaster, the United States had dominated singles skating. This period of dominance began with the great Dick Button, who won the Olympic title in 1948, retaining it in 1952. He also won the World title on 5 consecutive occasions between 1948-52. After the retirement of Button, the United States would go on retain the Olympic title in 1956 (Hayes Alan Jenkins - also World champion on 4 consecutive occasions between 1953-56) and in 1960 (Hayes brother, David Jenkins - also World champion on 3 consecutive occasions between 1957-59). Hence, between 1948-60, the United States won the Olympic Men's singles title on 4 consecutive occasions and the World title on 12 consecutive occasions. Success, however, was not just confined to the Men. Tenley Albright won the Olympic title in 1956 (she also won the World title in 1953 and 1955) and Carol Heiss won it in 1960 (also winning the World title on 5 consecutive occasions between 1956-60). Accordingly, during the period 1948-60, the United won the Olympic Ladies singles title on 2 occasions and the World title on 7 occasions. Hence, 1948-60 was very much regarded as a 'golden age' for American figure skating. Moreover, success was not just confined to the singles events. Karol Kennedy & Peter Kennedy also took the 1950 World title in the pairs event, and later won a Silver medal at the 1952 Olympics. The problem for the American figure skating program following the Sabena Flight 548 air disaster, was that the crash did not just kill all of the skaters who had been selected for its 1961 World championships team. It also killed many of America's top class coaches as well - Maribel Vinson-Owen, Edi Scholdan, etc. This created an enormous problem in terms of training the next generation of skaters. For example, Peggy Fleming, who was just 12 years old at the time of crash, lost her coach, Bill Kipp (he was on the plane as he was also the coach to Dona Lee Carrier and Roger Campbell, and Rhode Lee Michelson). Hence, following the Crash, many foreign coaches were brought in to fill the vacuum. For example, Carlo Fassi ultimately became Peggy Fleming's coach. John Nicks was another foreign coach who moved to the United States to coach following the crash. He was coaching in Canada at the time of the accident, but following it, he received 4 offers to coach in the United States, ultimately accepting a position at a rink in Paramount, California, owned by Frank Zamboni. To help finance the recovery of American figure skating, a memorial fund was set up Barbara Roles, Bronze medalist from the 1960 Olympics, had retired after the 1960 World Championships. Nevertheless, she was asked to make a comeback specifically for the 1962 World Championships, due to the sheer depletion of the U.S. team by the crash and the need to retain spots. By the time of her comeback, she had married, had had a child, and she ultimately finished a creditable 5th at the 1962 World Championships. Tina Noyes, in a 2001 interview with the Boston Globe, recalled that during her early years as a novice and junior skater, due to the need to get US figure skating back on its feet, "there was a lot of publicity given to the junior and novice skaters...There were a lot of high expectations, a tremendous amount of pressure. [Barbara Roles] coming back was really huge....I remember when she came into the Skating Club to practice. Everything just stopped. It was almost like looking at a ghost.'' By the time of the 1964 Olympics, American figure skating was starting to show signs of recovery. Scott Allen even managed to win a surprise Bronze medal at those Olympics, and Vivian Joseph & Ronald Joseph finished 4th in the pairs event. In the Ladies event, Peggy Fleming finished 6th, and could have finished even higher if she had not been suffering with a high fever. It was the 1968 Olympics, however, which highlighted that American figure skating had finally fully recovered from the Sabena Flight 548 air disaster, with Peggy Fleming winning America's first Olympic figure skating title since the crash. As Nikki Nichols recounted in her book, Frozen in Time: "As the 1964 Nationals approached, the field still looked thin....Then, out of the shadows....Peggy Fleming....burst onto the scene, winning her first national championship at age fifteen. The title of national champion would belong to her for five more years." After finishing 6th at the 1964 Olympics, she moved from California to Colorado Springs to train with her new coach, Carlo Fassi. He helped her to improve her school figures. She then won bronze at 1965 Worlds and a year later, in 1966, she became the world champion (a title she retained in both 1967 and 1968). In 1994, Sports Illustrated said of her 1968 Olympic gold medal winning performance: "She launched figure skating's modern era, Pretty and balletic, elegant and stylish, Fleming took a staid sport that was shackled by its inscrutable compulsory figures and arcane scoring system and, with television as her ally, made it marvelously glamorous." The same year, the magazine also named her one of its 40 individuals who had had the greatest impact on sport during the previous 40 years. Nikki Nichols concluded in Frozen in Time, that Fleming's victory "signalled that the [United States's] recovery [from the 1961 air disaster] was now complete. Tin Wood also won a Silver medal at the 1968 Olympics. Moreover, but for a judging error, he would have won the Olympic title. As Wood pointed out in this interview, "The Canadian judge wanted to put me in first, and it was his mark that would make the difference in whether I placed first or second. He put the wrong mark down by accident, and in those days, once the wrong mark was on paper, there was no way a mistake could be changed. I ended up with a silver medal in 1968 instead of gold due to that error." Nevertheless, Wood would go on to win both the 1969 and 1970 world titles. As pointed out in a previous Retrospective, one intriguing aspect is the great 'what if', in terms of who would have won the gold medal at the 1964 Olympics (won by Sjoukje Dijkstra) had Laurence Owen not been killed as a result of the crash. Owen finished 6th at the 1960 Olympics. One yardstick by which to gauge how things may have panned out is Wendy Griner. Owen had just beaten Griner into second place to win the 1961 North American Championships. Griner then went on to take the Silver medal at the 1962 World Championships, finishing second to Dijkstra. Hence, even as early as 1962, it would appear as though Owen would have been challenging Dijkstra for supremacy. Another yardstick is Regine Heitzer, who won the silver medal at the 1964 Olympics, and Nicole Hassler, who finished 4th at the same event. At the 1960 Olympics, Owen finished 6th, beating both Heitzer (7th) and Hassler (11th) in the process. Furthermore, Owen was not the only American lady who could have won the 1964 Olympic title. Stephanie Westerfeld also had a very good chance as well. Owen and Westerfeld were very closely matched in terms of ability overall. Whilst both were very good at compulsories and good free skaters, Westerfeld had the edge when it came to compulsories (which made up 60% of the marks at that time), and Owen was the better free skater. Indeed, at the 1961 U.S. National Championships, it was Westerfeld who led narrowly after the compulsories. Owen then narrowly beat Westerfeld in the free program, to take the national title by a very very tight margin (with one judge even placing Westerfeld 1st). Nevertheless, whenever, they competed together, it was Laurence Owen who always usually had the edge. Owen, for example, had finished ahead of Westerfeld at the 1960 U.S. Nationals (finishing 3rd to Westerfeld's 4th) in a tight race for the 3rd spot on the U.S. Team for the 1960 home Olympics at Squaw Valley (Carol Heiss and Barbara Roles being America's top 2 at that point). As at the 1961 U.S. Nationals, Westerfeld led Owen narrowly after the compulsories, but Owen beat her by small margin in the Free Program. The net result, Owen beat Westerfeld overall by just one sixteenth of a point! However, although they were closely matched in terms of ability and results, with Owen having the slight edge, the deciding factor invariably was that Westerfeld's nerves in her free program would often give way, with her making mistakes (e.g. under-rotating both her 2A's and popping a 2F and 2R at the 1961 U.S. Nationals). As Nikki Nichols points out in Frozen in Time, at the 1961 U.S. Nationals, "It can be said that Steffi lost the championship more than Laurence won it. Nerves...overpowered Steffi". Sometimes, Westerfeld would even suffer from nerves during her compulsories, such as at the 1961 North American Championships where she skated what Nichols describes as a "surprisingly tentative set" (consequently, Westerfeld finished 4th in the compulsories, having been the favourite to win that section, and 4th overall. Owen won the title). Nonetheless, had the crash not occurred, its not beyond the realms of possibility that Westerfeld would have learned to cope better with her nerves as time went by, and gained the ascendancy over Owen. As stated, Westerfeld's great advantage over Owen was her strength in compulsories, which made up 60% of the marks. Whilst Owen probably would have always remained the better free skater, had Westerfeld simply eliminated the errors in her free programs, that may well have been enough to neutralize Owen's free skating advantage in terms of the overall result, given that the free program only contributed 40% of the marks. Hence, both Westerfeld and Owen could well have put up a strong challenge for the 1964 Olympic title. Whilst the fact that Owen and Westerfeld were closely matched in terms of ability and results inevitably made them rivals, it did not make them enemies. In her book, Frozen in Time, Nikki Nichols recounts that after the 1961 U.S. Nationals, "rather than [dwell on] the loss, Steffi...saw the Owen party celebrating in the lobby and tapped on Laurence's shoulder. The two simultaneously clasped each other in a sincere embrace. While they may have established a rivalry on the ice, the two girls struggled to dislike each other. Both girls were so nice. Their hearts had no room for ugliness." In the Men's event at 1961 Nationals, Gregory Kelley led after the compulsories. However, Bradley Lord took the title by a very narrow margin over Kelley after a strong free program. Tim Brown won the Bronze medal, thereby earning the third spot on the team for the 1961 World Championships. Doug Ramsey finished 4th, although he was the only skater at 1961 Nationals to perform a triple jump. His flair as a free skater mean't that he also always had the greatest support from the crowd. Moreover, in a huge twist of fate, Tim Brown was diagnosed with heart trouble (which ended his figure skating career) just before the 1961 World Championships were scheduled to take place. Consequently, as the alternate, Doug Ramsey took Brown's place on the U.S. team for 1961 Worlds. Ironically, therefore, Brown's health problems ultimately saved his life. What would Lord, Kelley, and Ramsey have gone on to achieve in future years? One yardstick is Tim Brown. Brown had finished 2nd at the 1957 & 1958 World Championships, 3rd at the 1959 World Championships, and 5th at the 1960 Olympics. In doing so, he consistently beat both Manfred Schnelldorfer (gold medalist at the 1964 Olympics) and Alain Calmat (silver medalist at the 1964 Olympics). Hence, the fact that Lord and Kelley were able to beat Brown at 1961 Nationals (with Ramsey not far behind), would suggest that they would have likely put up a very strong challenge at the 1964 Olympics and that one of them may even have won the title. It is more difficult to assess whether Maribel Owen & Dudley Richards could have made the podium at the 1964 Olympics in the pairs competition. European pairs skating was extremely strong at the time. Nevertheless, they finished a close enough 2nd to Maria Jelinek & Otto Jelinek at the 1961 North American Championships to suggest that they stood an outside chance of making the podium at the 1964 Olympics, with Jelinek & Jelinek going on to win the 1962 World title before retiring. Here are some videos relating to those that died in the air crash, plus of Tim Brown whose illness saved his life. MEN Bradley Lord 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Skate, 1961 North American Championships Warm-Up Gregory Kelley 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Skate Douglas Ramsey 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Skate Tim Brown 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Skate LADIES Laurence Owen 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Skate, 1961 North American Championships - Free Skate, Footage from the 1960 Olympics Stephanie Westerfeld 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Skate, 1961 North American Championships - Free Skate Rhode Lee Michelson 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Skate PAIRS Maribel Owen & Dudley Richards 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Skate, 1961 North American Championships - Free Skate Ila Ray Hadley & Ray Hadley Jnr 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Skate, 1961 North American Championships - Free Skate Laurie Hickox and William Hickox Clip ICE DANCE Diane Sherbloom & Larry Pierce 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Dance Dona Lee Carrier & Roger Campbell 1961 U.S. Nationals - Free Dance Patricia Major Dineen & Robert Dineen Clip GENERAL Documentary: The 1961 U.S. Figure Skating Team & the Sabena Flight 548 Air Disaster Documentary: Enduring Legacy Documentary: The 1961 US Figure Skating Team Documentary: Sabena Flight 548 Newsreel As usual, many thanks to Floskate for uploading many of the videos


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text: Prophetic, Bill. Up by 23 at one point, let the bobcats get it down to 12 but put it away. Not before needing to get some starters back on the floor, though. First game new owner Tom Gores has watched that ended with a win, too. Greg with the first 20 rebound game of his career to go along with an efficient 19 points on only 9 shots. They kept him in there so he could get to that 20 rebound milestone despite the lopsided score, but he did a great job on the boards all night, having 10 at the half, a big part of the reason for the Pistons' advantage on second chance points and rebounds overall (55-37). He also had two blocks. He was perhaps a tad bit too unselfish at some points, such as, after getting a pass inside from Knight, he opted to pass to JJ who fumbled it in traffic rather than try for the layup. May or may not have made it, but he probably would've been shooting free throws there even if he didn't make the shot. Stuck had a solid game, had a very nice dunk on the break in the second. Was just a tad careless with the ball with 3 turnovers after having 5 against Philly, but he scored 29 along with 3 assists. Outshot everyone with 18 shots, hitting 10. Nice and efficient. If he could hit his jumpers more consistently he'd be so much better. Good game though. Brandon had a nice game as well, as Bill mentioned very quiet in the first quarter taking only one shot, but had a much better second quarter, scoring 14 and finishing with 20 overall, shooting 50% with 5 assists. Not sure if it's related, but he seemed to get more aggressive with Kemba Walker coming in and guarding him. Ben Gordon took 11 shots en route to 10 whole points with some truly awful defense. He got torched by his man all night, and if it weren't for the 'Cats awfulness I would've been far more concerned. The pick and roll with Monroe that Bill mentioned was his best play. Tayshaun played well. He wasn't playing as much isolayshaun basketball and did a nice job on the boards as well, getting 10 overall to go with 14 points on 7 of 11 shooting. He, along with Greg, Brandon and Rodney in the starting lineup shot quite well. JJ was...okay, I guess. He hurt the team a little bit with his excessive fouling and turnovers (4) right at the end of the third/start of the fourth when Charlotte made their run. He also fouled out in only 20 minutes. Good energy guy, decent rebounder, but he is most definitely got a SF's game rather than a PF's. Wilkins was good. The important thing is he didn't hurt the team. He did bobble a few passes though and was lucky to recover them. Max was ok. Only shot 1 of 7, with 7 rebounds but had two nice blocks. Big Ben was good. He's still the best at setting screens, and had 2 points, a block and 5 boards in only 13 minutes on the floor. Walker D got some garbage time burn. Austin was a DNP-CD once again, despite his team having a double digit lead for a majority of the game. Heck, even Vernon Macklin got some garbage time play. He's in the doghouse for sure. Playing against a league-worst Bobcats team who lost its starting PF and best shot blocker in the first half is hardly indicates vast improvement, but they played with a lot more energy and didn't have too many lapses throughout the game. Interesting to note that Lawrence Frank went with a three-guard lineup for the entire game outside of 2 minutes in garbage time, and there wasn't as much of a drop off in terms of scoring/defense even with an ugly, non-scoring front line of Big Ben, JJ and Wilkins in. The only difference between that lineup and the momentum killing one from last night was that Knight in the first half and in the second half Rodney was kept in with BG. Will Bynum? DNP-CD.


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Arsenal welcome Fulham to the Emirates on Saturday for what is shaping up to be an important Premier League clash.
You can find out more about our opponents below.
Full name: Fulham
Manager: Martin Jol
Club colours: White shirts, black shorts, white socks
Nickname(s): The Cottagers
Three facts about Fulham:
- Fulham have two ex-Arsenal players in their squad:Philippe Senderos and Steve Sidwell
- The Cottagers have a statue to singer Michael Jackson outside their ground
- The club were the first to pay £100 a week wages to a player, when they offered Johnny Haynes the sum in 1961
Dimitar Berbatov
Always classy and often deadly in front of goal, Fulham pulled off one of the signings of the summer when the Bulgarian striker joined from Manchester United. Berbatov has started well, averaging a goal every two games. The 31-year-old was the Premier League's joint top scorer in the 2010/11 season and could cause Arsenal's defence problems if selected on Saturday.


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Take a good look at the LRI, I am having fabricated. *Long runners similar to the USRT unit I could not afford. *This should really wake up my Built ABA w/ 270 cam, and sealed airbox with cold air feed and velocity inlet in the lower grille.
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Also going on this motor, is a polished G60 Valve cover, t3/t4 .50 cold side. .63 hot side. and LRI dual plenum manifold w/ integrated AWIC with icebox and Bosch cobra Pump.
Will be using C2's 42lb. fueling kit.
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ATLANTA (AP) _ Kyle Lohse pitched a two-hitter and the Milwaukee Brewers overcame Carlos Gomez's ejection in the first inning to beat the Atlanta Braves 4-0 on Wednesday night.
The NL East champion Braves were shut out for the second time in three nights and have been blanked 17 times, second-most in the league.
After losing three of four, Atlanta has fallen three games behind the St. Louis Cardinals for the NL's best winning percentage.
Lohse (11-10) struck out five and threw just 22 of 89 pitches for balls. In his first season with Milwaukee, Lohse was pitching for St. Louis when he had his last shutout, a 5-0 victory over Washington on April 21, 2011.
Gomez, made it 1-0 in the first with his 23rd homer, but was ejected without touching home plate during a benches-clearing argument.
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Brass Tap Cincinnati Adds Bottleshop and Growler Fills
Clifton's The Brass Tap Cincinnati has recently adjusted their business model with a slant on beers to-go. They now sell all bottles at state minimum prices and will allow any of their draft beers to be sold in growlers to go (yes, even the rare beers). This positions the Brass Tap to be in a pretty unique position of full-service beer bar and bottle shop.
They currently stock close to 300 bottles which are now sold at carryout (state minimum) prices. Although, for a $3 corking fee you can enjoy them on-premise. This move should allow them to rotate a much larger stock and pull in more rare bottles on a regular basis.
Bottles may be purchased individually, in four/six packs, or you can make your own six pack. As a fan of trying new beers, this is an excellent way to go. I appreciate it when retailers are willing to break apart multi-packs so you can try just one or two of a new beer.
Growler Fills
They have decided to open up all 80 taps to growler fills, including the rare kegs, which is pretty remarkable. This means you'll have unbridled access to all the local breweries that are always on tap not to mention crazy stuff like Fatheads Hop JuJu and Three Floyds Live a Rich Life (according to their menu, they're still on right now!). They are waiting for growlers to come in but for now you are welcome to bring your own.
Speaking of which, I highly recommend you check out this stainless steel bad boy! I got one as a gift for a friend and I'm probably going to have to buy one for myself after checking his out this weekend. The thing is durable, holds temperature for hours, and is easy to sanitize.
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If you haven't visited The Brass Tap yet, I suggest you pencil it in soon. Open only six months or so, it has brought in some serious craft beer firepower. Their 80 taps generally have 30 locals and 50 other rotating selections of high quality beers (plus some ciders and meads).
The atmosphere also makes it a comfortable place to knock back a few. I love that they have a "garage door" front that can provide open air when the weather cooperates. It reminds me of great Chicago and San Diego beer bars that take advantage of the elements.
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By Chris Harris
Bacary Sagna believes he will be a better player for his injury lay-off because he learned so much while watching football from the stands.
The right back broke his leg at Tottenham in October and made his eagerly-awaited comeback against Aston Villa last weekend before completing 90 minutes against Bolton on Wednesday night.
Sagna admits he went through some difficult times during his enforced four-month absence but the 28-year-old tried to turn his negative experience into a positive one by studying the game he loves.
"I've watched many games, Arsenal and others, and when you're standing with the crowd it's totally different," he told Arsenal Player.
"You can see open spaces that you can't when you're on the pitch because the angles are different. What looks easy when you're watching a game is often more difficult on the pitch, and you realise why supporters get nervous when you do certain things. I think I understand that more now.
"I always look at other right backs, what they do well and what they don't, so hopefully I've picked up some new things for my game too."
Sagna the player became Sagna the fan during his rehabilitation but those roles were reversed again when the Frenchman made an emotional return in the FA Cup.
"I was still excited about it all and came to every home game [while I was injured]," said Sagna. "I've been supporting my team passionately - I remember the Chelsea away game, it was just crazy and I was desperate to be celebrating with my team-mates at the end.
"It was quite a long time out and you go through many states. You have to accept the injury first of all, and after that you have to work hard to come back. I've done that and am very glad to be back with the team again.
"The reception I got [against Aston Villa] was amazing, just amazing. I was not expecting everyone to give me a standing ovation, but it gave me confidence straight away. As long as I'm playing for Arsenal I'm very happy, and I will always give my best for this team."
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Posted by JP Gownder on June 25, 2013
Today, Samsung places much greater strategic emphasis on its enterprise business, which is now a "top three priority" globally for the company. Symbolizing this new commitment to enterprise customers, on June 11th Samsung opened a new Executive Briefing Center (EBC) in its Ridgefield Park, NJ office. The EBC offers enterprise customers and Samsung's many partners an opportunity to experience Samsung's vertically-optimized enterprise offerings in context.
I attended the opening, which enjoyed executive-level support from the President and CEO of Samsung Electronics North America Yangkyu (Y.K) Kim, President of Samsung Electronics America Tim Baxter, and Senior Vice President, Samsung Enterprise Business Tod Pike. I also spent an hour learning more about the Samsung value proposition for enterprise customers from Tod, including the excerpted Q&A below.
Samsung's Enterprise Business Division focuses on a vertical strategy that includes Education, Healthcare, Retail, Financial Services, and Hospitality... and which isn't just about devices, though their product offerings in hospitality TVs, notebook and tablet PCs, virtualization, wireless printers, and digital signage play a prominent role. Samsung also brings together enterprise-savvy partners like Crestron and Nuance Communications – along with numerous systems integrators and other channel partners – to deliver software, content, and services along with those devices.


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Its a tool, but it depends on the way you want to keep your beesno use using it if you don't understand why or why not, and depending on what you want to achievemvh edward :-P
It's usually the first super that will have brood in it. The queen normally will not cross a band of honey and that helps to confine her. You can add an excluder till they fill the first super, then remove it after adding more supers. Another method is to place the excluder on the hive the wrong way. This gives them a unrestricted path on the outside edges for access. The queen seldom visits the outside frames keeping her in the brood camber.All this fooling around will depend on how much time you have to work your bees.For us, a top entrance with an excluder and just add boxes from there.
I have some hives with and some with out excluders. So far I can't really tell much difference. I get about the same amount of honey per hive and so far haven't had brood in the supers.Joe


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Burlap is the best I've found so far, but dried grass and leaves do in a pinch.
I third the pine needles - I buy a bale and keep it in the carport so it's always dry and available. Works great with nice cool smoke.Linda T who can finally in year four light a smoker every time!!!!!!!
Linda T who can finally in year four light a smoker every time!!!!!!!
annette, we can buy bales of pine needles, like a square bale of hay, hey use it for a decorative mulch in flower beds and around trees. Look at some of the landscaping places or even home depot or lowes might have it. I just pick it up off of the ground.Good luck on finding it.G3
I like sumac berries for a really long burn. I also use ceder chips (animal bedding). They burn fast but light easy


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'"I lost the puck," Miller said. "I felt like he just kind of threw it back in. I was going to go for a tip check on him and he was trying to get around me."'
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The Canisius College women's lacrosse incoming freshmen class is already being recognized for their success. Five of the 10 incoming freshman for head coach Scott Teeter have been named All-Greater Rochester by the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle.
Megan Maloney (Victor High School) and Claire Bollin (Webster Schroeder High School) were both named to the first team as midfielders and Lauren Smolensky (Brighton High School) was named as an attacker. Nicole Nelson (Webster Thomas High School) was named to the honorable mention team as a defender and Rebecca VanLaeken (Canandaigua High School) was honored as a goalie.
Along with the 10 incoming freshman, Canisius, the four-time defending MAAC champion, returns 21 letterwinners from the 2014 squad that went 12-7 overall and 6-2 in MAAC play.


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Personal Ordinariates which will allow former Anglicans to enter full communion with the Catholic Church while preserving elements of the distinctive Anglican spiritual and liturgical patrimony. Under the terms of the Apostolic Constitution, pastoral oversight and guidance will be provided for groups of former Anglicans through a Personal Ordinariate, whose Ordinary will usually be appointed from among former Anglican clergy.The Note from the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith specifies that the Apostolic Constitution "provides for the ordination as Catholic priests of married former Anglican clergy" but that Bishops will have to be unmarried men, in accord with the historic tradition of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches. However, the possibility is left open for the Ordinary to be a priest rather than a Bishop.
The "Background Information" given with the note mentions Henry VIII, the growth of the worldwide Anglican Communion and the work of ecumenism. It also says:
In the years since the Council, some Anglicans have abandoned the tradition of conferring Holy Orders only on men by calling women to the priesthood and the episcopacy. More recently, some segments of the Anglican Communion have departed from the common biblical teaching on human sexuality—already clearly stated in the ARCIC document "Life in Christ"—by the ordination of openly homosexual clergy and the blessing of homosexual partnerships. At the same time, as the Anglican Communion faces these new and difficult challenges, the Catholic Church remains fully committed to continuing ecumenical engagement with the Anglican Communion, particularly through the efforts of the Pontifical Council for the Promotion of Christian Unity.The joint statement from Archbishop Nichols and Archbishop Williams focuses particularly on the ecumenical question. This rather cuts both ways. If the new arrangement is "consistent with" (CDF) and "one consequence of" (Nichols/Williams) the ecumenical dialogue of the past forty years, then this is something of a "Summorum Pontificum moment" in that the post-conciliar ecumenical dialogue is seen something that can lead to a canonical structure under the authority of the Holy See. This is consistent with the understanding of Vatican II according to a hermeneutic of continuity but one could be forgiven at some times during the past forty years for thinking that ecumenical dialogue was not actually intended to lead in this direction.
The new structure will, of course, open up the possibility in England of "Anglican Use" Churches in communion with the Holy See, providing a further option for Catholics wishing to fulfil their Sunday obligation.
I am pleased at the news and offer my warmest congratulations to all those Anglicans who have been longing for such an arrangement. I wonder whether the development of the "Anglican Use" ordinariates will help in the recovery of at least some elements of our distinctive English Sarum use that were lost at the Reformation alongside those that were preserved in the Church of England.