The Pan American Games for Deaf Youth <\/p>\n
DATES: Tuesday, August 1 to Saturday, August 5, 2006<\/p>\n
LOCATION: Gallaudet University <\/p>\n
There will be approximately 135 athletes from five different countries: Canada, Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela, and the USA. The athletes will compete against each other in two sports: basketball and track. <\/p>\n
Admission is free, and fans are encouraged to attend the Games! Please visit http:\/\/www.usdeafsports.org\/2006youth\/ for more information.<\/p>\n
The rosters for the USA boys\u2019 and girls\u2019 basketball teams and track team have been selected. They are as follows: <\/p>\n
Boys’ basketball: <\/p>\n
Nicolas Elstad – Colorado
\nRaymond Nelson – California
\nEthan Kramer – Maryland
\nRyan Catron – Indiana
\nTodd Bonheyo – Maryland
\nTim Martin – Virginia
\nTy Heisey – Maryland
\nJairo DeLeon – Texas
\nChris Riveria – California <\/p>\n
Head Coach: Mike Weinstock
\nAssistant Coach: Oscar Schugg<\/p>\n
Girls\u2019 Basketball:<\/p>\n
Brittany Frank – Maryland
\nZamica Gage – Texas\/D.C.
\nDanielle Berrigan – Maryland
\nTandy Lewis – Maryland
\nRacquel Roult – Maryland
\nCindy Siebert – Minnesota
\nBianca Hamilton – Arizona
\nShaquanna McDonough – Massachusetts
\nAlexis Madayag – California
\nHannah Worek – New York
\nClaire Tucker – Maryland
\nShayna Unger – Maryland
\nHead Coach: Sabrina Overlie
\nAssistant Coach: Jenny Cooper <\/p>\n
The 35-member USA track & field team roster is represented by nine states (five more than two years ago). There are three age groups for both boys and girls. <\/p>\n
Boys: <\/p>\n
10-11<\/p>\n
Bonheyo, Jake – Maryland
\nCerasoli, Austin – Maryland
\nDoe, Darrius – Maryland
\nKramer, Dalton – Maryland
\nMarkel-Woomer, AJ – Florida
\nSimmons, Cody – Maryland<\/p>\n
12-13<\/p>\n
Bonheyo, Todd – Maryland
\nKramer, Ethan – Maryland
\nRewolinski, Todd – Maryland
\nSteingieser, Jesse – Maryland
\nUnger, Chad – Maryland<\/p>\n
14-15<\/p>\n
DeVito, Michael – Maryland
\nElstad, Nicholas – Colorado
\nFord, Jonathan – California<\/p>\n
Grossinger, Clayton – Maryland
\nMartin, Tim – Virginia
\nThurman, Romel – California<\/p>\n
Girls: <\/p>\n
10-11 <\/p>\n
De Simone, Emily – Maryland
\nLewis, Tarja – Maryland
\nMcConville, Sierra – Maryland
\nSimmons, Alexa – Maryland<\/p>\n
12-13<\/p>\n
Bernella, Megan – Indiana
\nElstad, Chelsea – Colorado
\nTucker, Claire – Maryland
\nWilding, Caldonia – New Mexico<\/p>\n
14-15<\/p>\n
Abel, Anyque – Massachusetts
\nGiterman, Michelle – Texas
\nHardaway, Kayla – Texas
\nIsrael, Jessica – Maryland
\nLaldee, Chenae – Maryland
\nLewis, Tandy – Maryland
\nMcDonough, Shaquana – Massachusetts
\nSprague, Lauren – Massachusetts
\nTaylor, Trista – Maryland
\nUnger, Shayna Rose – Maryland<\/p>\n
Head Coach: Dave Frank<\/p>\n
Assistant Coaches: Tim Elstad and Shelly Hamilton <\/p>\n
Last, but not least, we want to recognize those who helped make the Games possible! Special thanks go to Gallaudet University, Birnbaum Interpreting Services (BIS), Sorenson Communications, Hamilton Relay, Inc., HOVRS, Comcast, Eastern Athletic Association for the Deaf, i711, IP-Relay, Sprint Relay, Ben and Jerry Ice Cream and Chevy Chase Bank. <\/p>\n
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