To listen to the Plaidcast, you can use the player above, Stitcher, Spotify, iTunes, Google Play Music Piper speaks with veteran pony trainer Emily Elek about a recent Facebook post she made that struck a nerve in the pony community and has larger implications for how we run our championships for junior riders. Brought to you by Taylor The Plaid Horse is a print and digital publishing company providing exceptional coverage for the hunter/jumper/breeding disciplines at reasonable rates and suppliers to the industry through horse show and event coverage Contact us: news@theplaidhorse.com Sign up for The TPH Newsletter and receive fresh inspiration from the hunter jumper world I would like to receive emails from The Plaid Horse Magazine Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information Not The Top 20’s George Elek joins Chris to preview the game at Oxford on Saturday Not The Top 20 host/EFL pundit and Oxford fan George Elek joined Chris for a chat ahead of our penultimate league game of the season All of this and more - subscribe to ‘Haway the Podcast’ so you never miss another episode Also available on your favourite Podcast app - just search for ‘Haway the Podcast’ 2025 at 12:47 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School Wrestling team for 2024-2025 NJ — Wrestling at first served as a convenient form of physical activity for Elek Kozlowski He then flourished in his first year of competing and plans to stick with his new-found sport Lucas Churpakovich was always passionate about his favorite sport — wrestling Each may have had a different approach to wrestling but each 8th-grade student at the Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School will continue to wrestle and build on their recent achievements the Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School served as the host to the Raritan Valley League Tournament where both Elek and Lucas emerged as individual champions in their weight class Elek ripped through the 150-pound division with an upset ride to the top of the podium while Lucas claimed his gold medal when he scored a fall in the 126-pound title match The Bridgewater-Raritan Middle School placed fourth as a team in the field of 11 schools while eight other of its wrestlers placed in their weight classes The tournament ended what was a highly successful season that was guided by dedicated coaches who led the team to a 10-2 record this winter an NCAA Division 3 national champion when he wrestled at The College of New Jersey was impressed with the team both on and off the mats I can't help but feel a sense of pride for the hard work and dedication our team has shown throughout the season We faced some tough opponents but what stood out to me was our athletes' growth We were able to end the season 10-2 with two champions and eight place winners at the end of the year tournament," Denver said but I take even more pride in the way our wrestlers handled adversity and they took every defeat as a chance to get better This is exactly what we teach our wrestlers that it is a process and to continue to improve and get one percent better every day," he said Two wrestlers who are prime examples of Denver's assessment are Elek Kozlowski and Lucas Churpakovich Elek was in search of "some form of martial arts to compete in," when he stumbled – or in this case "I live real close to the Middle School and I can walk there easily from my home on Foothill Road," said Elek who also competes in soccer and track and field I would need rides both ways from my parents I had friends who wrestled so I gave it a try." In the Raritan Valley League Tournament’s 150-pound final Elek tied the match and forced overtime when his opponent Elek captured the championship with an escape to earn a 7-6 decision I plan to continue and wrestle," Elek said which he has participated in for three years he cradled Ethan Popeck of Somerville to gain the pin in the second period and the championship A runner-up finish in the league tournament in 2024 motivated Lucas "I was determined to win this year after I came in second," Lucas said Eight of their teammates also received medals Finishing in third place were Thomas Wodarski at 105 pounds Nolan Moy at 140 pounds and Payton DeFelice at 225 pounds while Will Suozzo placed fourth at 100 pounds Two of the team’s female wrestlers – Amor Gonzalez and Isabel Bolanos – placed second in the girls’ tournament which used the Madison format that doesn’t use weight classes but instead wrestlers are grouped into brackets based on weight at weigh-ins and allows athletes to compete regardless of their size The accomplishments that these wrestlers and the team achieved can be traced to Coach Denver and Coach Silva "We really like our coaches," both Elek and Lucas said "One of the biggest highlights of the season was knocking off eventual league and tournament champs Somerville in a dual meet," Denver said "Every wrestler did their job to help the team win the match I am looking forward to seeing the 8th Graders grow as individuals as they move on to wrestle for Coach (Kyle) Murphy at the high school level." 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Program: Stonewall Ponies I am most proud of my older ponies that are still out there teaching kids how to ride I think it’s proof of a strong foundation and good care when a horse or pony is happily working in their late teens and twenties I would most like to improve the way we look at getting people and ponies started There is such a rush to get animals and riders in the show ring Showing should be fun for the ponies and the kids The best part about being an equine professional is I get to hang out with ponies and people who love them all the time • The part of training ponies I’m best at is figuring out what keeps them happy and eager to work with us • My best piece of advice for young riders is spend as much time in the barn as you can You can learn a lot by watching and hanging out with your pony I give kids opportunities riding and showing because I was given opportunities to learn and show and I think it’s very important to pay it forward Plus I love helping kids learn to be empathetic riders • My favorite horse book is Horse Heaven by Jane Smiley • My favorite non-horse book is All Creatures Great and Small (spoiler it also has horses) James Herriot made me think I was going to be a vet ;)  but they can be so rewarding once you figure out how to motivate them I also seem unable to pass up grey ponies with great canters you’ll find me either in the barn with the farrier and chiropractor • The future of our sport depends on teaching kids more than just riding There is no excuse for kids to not know how to at least groom and tack up their ponies and be safe in handling them on the ground My absolute favorite show is Devon because I love the history of it and seeing so many top horses and ponies and horse people in one place… plus the food and shopping are amazing • The most important quality for a pony rider to have is a hunger to learn whatever they can about horses You can’t get better if you don’t show up… sometimes you show up and fail is set to conduct a master class for filmmakers organized by the Hungarian National Film Institute titled “A Glimpse Behind the Mask,” will take place on July 4th at the Puskin Cinema in Budapest Zoltan Elek the only Hungarian-born Oscar-winning makeup artist has worked on numerous international successes including Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade for which he won the Academy Award for Best Makeup attendees will have the opportunity to learn about Elek’s Hollywood career and the secrets of the trade Elek’s journey began in Hungary in the 1970s and led him to Hollywood collaborating with stars such as Sylvester Stallone is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences He also serves as a professional mentor for aspiring filmmakers at the AM/PM Film Training and Career Center The Budapest master class will provide attendees with insights into Elek’s journey from the Hungarian film industry to Hollywood, as well as a glimpse into the secrets of the makeup artist’s craft and the making of legendary films. Participation in the event is free but requires registration Judit Elek (1937) is among world cinema’s most uncompromising figures IFFR published the first monograph on an auteur whose films and wisdom are needed today as urgently as ever you can find an excerpt from the publication and details of where to buy it Rotterdam accompanied by a workshop discussion between our guest of honour and the three writers/editors of the book: Gyöngyi Fazekas “After watching the few of her films I could find with subtitles but also angry: How could an obviously extraordinary and singularly dedicated filmmaker like Elek be such a little known figure Even during a time where greater attention is finally paid to female filmmakers is not unhappy about this – if anything she feels limited when discussed only as a ‘woman filmmaker’ or ‘feminist director’ Of course she is  deeply invested in the question of women’s place in society – from her work it is obvious; this is most emphatically not all Elek’s cinema is concerned with To present Elek as a feminist filmmaker is to force her to a corner And if there is one thing she has tried to escape all her life then it is certainly cosy corners and facile labels “There are many aspects to Elek’s art that are desperately needed now.” and how much patience and tolerance we must have with one another.  I would like to thank the team who realised this monumental project I would also like to thank the Hungarian Film Archive for their previous and generous support I’d like to thank Judit Elek for trusting a bunch of strangers who came to her and told her how much they love her work – a love she accepted.” Join a group of curious and connected film enthusiasts new insights and inspiration accessible to everyone This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website Each of our funeral homes offers a complete range of services in tastefully decorated Professionally trained and licensed staff members stand ready to provide sensitive caring service and strive to exceed the expectations of each and every family.Our communities are wonderfully diverse in religious beliefs Our staff truly appreciates these differences and our training includes heartfelt understanding and respect for the special needs of all whom we serve Hartford | Windsor | Poquonock | Granby | Suffield | South Windsor | Rockville | Vernon | Avon© Carmon Community Funeral Homes | Funeral Home Website Design By Frazer Consultants & TA Your browser may not work with certain site. 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The Hungarian government and the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) are committed to strengthening their partnership in order to tackle economic challenges effectively and create impactful programmes for the business sector Spokesperson for the Prime Minister Bertalan Havasi confirmed this following a recent meeting between Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and newly elected President of the MKIK Elek Nagy the MKIK serves as the primary representative body for Hungary’s entrepreneurial community regularly consulting with businesses and drawing on international best practices to propose recommendations to the government The Prime Minister affirmed that the chamber remains the government’s most crucial partner in economic matters During the meeting both parties underscored the indispensability of close collaboration Effective programmes and solutions for the entrepreneurial sector’s challenges can only be devised through coordinated efforts between the chamber and the government and the government awaits the chamber’s proposals,’ Havasi stated adding that Elek Nagy outlined MKIK’s short- and medium-term objectives Among the key proposals presented were initiatives to strengthen businesses’ capital position facilitate their entry into foreign markets and provide access to cutting-edge technological innovations Aligned with the government’s recently announced 21-point economic development programme the MKIK proposed a 15-point action plan prioritizing business-friendly measures These include reducing administrative and payroll burdens and promoting international market access for Hungarian companies The plan is expected to have a significant positive impact not only on the business environment but also on Hungary’s GDP Prime Minister Orbán and President Nagy agreed to improve coordination for the benefit of domestic businesses The government will offer analytical resources to the chamber while the MKIK committed to initiating structured collaboration across key topics Elek Nagy assured regular updates to the Prime Minister on progress The enhanced partnership between the government and the MKIK is poised to deliver innovative solutions and robust support for Hungary’s business community ensuring sustainable growth and economic resilience Hungarian Conservative is a quarterly magazine on contemporary political philosophical and cultural issues from a conservative perspective By submitting the above I agree to the privacy policy and terms of use of JTA.org A Jewish memorabilia collector recalls the Jewish trifecta of women athletes who won medals in foil at the 1936 Berlin Olympics One of the most intriguing storylines for Jewish fans at the 2024 Paris Olympics has been the resurgence of Jewish excellence in fencing. Of the 20 fencers on the U.S. team, six are Jewish or come from Jewish families The success of gold medalists Jackie Dubrovich and Maia Weintraub and bronze winner Nick Itkin reminded me of a trio of Jewish fencers who medaled at the same Olympics nearly a century ago — at the so-called “Nazi Olympics.” Helene Mayer and Ellen Müller-Preis achieved the Jewish trifecta at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin At an event overseen by Adolf Hitler himself these three Jewish Olympians captured the gold As they each ascended the Olympic podium to receive their medals they did so in front of the fuhrer who would soon set in motion a genocide of their people Despite winning the silver medal at the Olympics Mayer is arguably the biggest story of the three She won a gold medal at the 1928 Olympics in Amsterdam and was favored to win gold again at the 1932 Games in Los Angeles But Mayer learned during the Olympics that her boyfriend had died in a military exercise Hitler — whose antisemitic manifesto “Mein Kampf” had been published 11 years earlier — allowed Mayer to represent Germany as the country’s token Jew in an effort to refute claims that he was antisemitic Though Mayer had left Germany in 1935 to escape the rise of anti-Jewish sentiment she accepted the Nazi Party’s invitation to represent Germany in the Olympics in the hopes that the gesture would help protect her family members who had remained in Germany It was also believed that Mayer appeared on more memorabilia than most German athletes — another sign of the Nazi regime’s efforts to sportswash its antisemitism It was strongly rumored that Mayer received assurances that her family would be protected if she won a medal and gave the Nazi salute from the podium falling to fellow Jewish opponent Ilona Elek-Schacherer of Hungary showing the three Jewish fencing champions at the Berlin Olympics An official 1936 Olympic card shows the Jewish trifecta on the podium with Mayer performing the Nazi salute After the Olympics, Mayer returned to the United States and became an eight-time champion in fencing. She was named by Sports Illustrated as one of the top 100 female athletes of the 20th century was born in Berlin and wanted to fence for Germany at the 1932 Olympics but Germany refused to allow her on the team due to her religion Hitler’s election as German chancellor was a year away but antisemitism was already high in Germany Müller-Preis did not let antisemitism stop her from making it to the Olympics: She decided to represent Austria in 1932 The German Olympic Committee was reportedly very angry that Müller-Preis won a gold medal for another country Müller-Preis won the bronze medal again while representing Austria Müller-Preis was named Austrian female athlete of the year the ageless wonder competed at the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne and finished in seventh place was at the time the longest of any female athlete The gold medal in women’s foil fencing at the 1936 Games went to Ilona Elek-Schacherer She was born in Budapest to a Jewish father and Christian mother and came from a fencing family Her younger sister Margit was also active in the sport Elek-Schacherer won gold again in 1948 and silver in 1952 five silvers and two bronzes at world championships between 1934 and 1956 — the most international fencing titles of any woman in history Mayer would overshadow the Jewish stories of the first- and third-place finishers all three Jewish fencers ought to be remembered for their achievements for their courage and the painful choices they made in dangerous times JTA has documented Jewish history in real-time for over a century Keep our journalism strong by joining us in supporting independent I accept the Privacy Policy Judit Elek’s so-far last fiction feature is a curious mix of elements It started out as an attempt to adapt Marguerite Duras’ 1960 novel Dix Heures et demie du soir en été and the story of a couple with a teenage daughter driving through a foreign land still forms the narrative backbone of Retrace It then got augmented with elements from Miklós Mészöly’s 1979 novella Szárnyas lovak in particular the question of how two people can react differently to the same event it turned into the story of an immigrant returning with her family from her new home in Sweden to the 1980s Romania of the Ceaușescus and a parallel narrative set partly in the past of her childhood friend Ultimately it found its final shape when Elek added some aspects of her own family history – the gruesome fate of her sister Vera who was murdered in a concentration camp after being abused as a prostitute for the guards The result is one of Elek’s most cerebral works: a mosaic of interlocking narratives in some half-a-dozen languages where home is a melancholic and exile maybe the destiny of every decent human being sharp television documentary about the reality of the work of miners Dramatisation of the 1794-95 trial against priest and agitator Ignác Martinovics A visually austere allegory about Hungarian history A television documentary about legendary singer/composer/actor Tamás Cseh In 1969, Judit Elek was selected for the first time at the Festival to screen Sziget a szárazföldön (The Lady from Constantinople) the opportunity to rediscover this psychological drama in her presence and in a restored version An older woman is forced to leave the large apartment she lives in She decides to trade it for a smaller apartment with another owner she finds that her solitary life is thrown into upheaval In Sziget a szárazföldön (The Lady from Constantinople) She depicts the reality of housing in Budapest: the high real estate prices crowded apartments and the system of exchange that results from this The director herself visited one of these places where adverts are posted by the dozens she said: “I started by reading these adverts and I realized that they weren’t only looking for housing she had distinguished herself in documentaries she never ceased to maintain a penetrating rigour in the service of a society that she sought to depict without artifice Principles to which she would remain attached including in the creation of her feature films A presentation of the National Film Institute Hungary – Film Archive 4K digital restoration from the negative and a positive print undertaken by the NFI Hungary- Film Archive and Film Lab in the framework of the longterm restoration programme of Hungarian film heritage Digital grading supervised by the cinematographer Elemér Ragályi Find all the news of the Festival de Cannes There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here passed away unexpectedly in the morning hours on Thursday He was a great jokester who loved having fun and a good time with friends and family loving young man – always giving to others and offering a helping hand Josh was excited and looking forward to being a father of twin babies Tyra Bloomer and Makita Bloomer; twin babies expected in October and Jocelyn Davina Elek and their mother; many aunts cousins and a host of dear friends – too many to list He was greeted in Heaven by his maternal grandma The family will receive guests on Saturday Wauseon with a Funeral Service starting at 1:00 p.m Memorial Contributions may be made to the family, c/o Laurie Elek or James Bloomer. To leave a message for Joshua’s family please visit www.grisierfh.com Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" 1933 on the family farm to Paul and Ester Koncz who immigrated to Canada as young children with their parents from Vitka He first attended West Tupper School not knowing any English and later attended Plumas School he enjoyed playing hockey with the Tupper boys on dugouts and the open rinks He played baseball with the Tupper and Plumas teams where he was a lefty pitcher that threw his nasty curveball to hitters Their teams did a lot of winning over the years Alex also really enjoyed curling in his younger years and still enjoyed playing the game into his older years For 5 years he worked for Harper Construction from Winnipeg in different parts of Manitoba and Saskatchewan building grain elevators before returning home to farm with his parents and his brother Julius 1969 he married Kathleen Walker at Christ Lutheran Church in Waldersee Alex was predeceased by his parents Paul and Ester Koncz Christ Lutheran Church Waldersee Memorial FundBox 86 The Elek Brown Memorial Cornhole Tournament will be held Sunday November 8 in celebration of his life and to raise money for his family Elek was a 5-year-old boy who loved numbers when he unexpectedly died of cardiac arrest at his Franklin Township residence He was a student at North Sewickley Church Pre-School and was loved and cherished by his parents James A The tournament in his honor will be an outdoors The event’s organizer Jared Nash said hosting this memorial was a no brainer “I was inspired to do this event because my heart just broke for that family,” Nash said “This is every parent’s worst nightmare and if we can bring a little bit of light and hope to this family it would be crazy not to do this for them.” He said the family is thankful for the community support “I have since spoken to the family and they are more than amazing people and appreciate everything that is being done for them to help honor their son Elek,” he said Registration for the tournament will begin at 11 a.m Cost is $30 per team (double elimination) with 50% of the payout going to the winners there is plenty of other things you can do to show support beer and beverages provided by Pete’s Uptown with donations appreciated for food and beverage Nash who lives in Ellwood City and is a father himself of two young boys (aged 3 and 11) said Ellwood City is a great community that helps its neighbors “We would love for the whole community to come out and wrap this family in a community hug and let them know that they have a support system here,” Nash said He said the local businesses have really stepped up to help “This is way more than a cornhole tournament this is a community banding together to lift a family at their darkest hours,” Nash said “The outpouring of support from Ellwood City and its businesses is incredible Whatever I have needed has not only been accommodated it has been done swiftly and followed up with a question of what else is needed.” Nash said special recognition should be paid to all of those responsible for each piece of getting this memorial tournament together: “There are so many more people involved behind the scenes and it would take me a week to thank them all,” he said and I am forever grateful for all the help and time everyone has invested in this event Thank you for being a tight knit community that looks out for one another Let’s make Sunday November 8th a day of celebration and healing for the Brown family Copyright 2015-2023 Thought Process Enterprises congratulates his 15 New Jersey Realtors Circle of Excellence Award winners for 2017.  J.J Associates who won the NJ Realtors Circle of Excellence Award for 2017 are as follows: has earned the New Jersey Circle of Excellence Platinum Level for 2017 he has won the Circle of Excellence Award nine times.  Call DeVizio on his cell at 848-2034020 or in the office at 732-596-2148 has earned the New Jersey 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Michael Dezer, a wealthy property developer with ties to Trump, has become a majority shareholder in the company That news has ELEK stock up more than 1,500% Michael Dezer is an Israeli-American real estate developer who owns and operates Dezer Properties a company that invested in real estate in New York and Florida in partnership with Trump before he became president who has donated more than $100,000 to Trump’s political campaigns reportedly owning more than 1,000 vehicles and building several museums in which to house them If it is true that Dezer has taken a majority stake in Elektros, it would be a huge vote of confidence in the tiny company that trades on the over-the-counter market and has a very low float there is reason for investors to approach the latest news concerning ELEK stock with caution — and even skepticism The average trading volume of ELEK stock is just 60,000 shares a day and the company has not filed any financial or other disclosure documents on a consistent basis The company also hasn’t filed regulatory documents with the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on a consistent basis ELEK stock was trading at the bottom of the penny stock barrel For his part, Michael Dezer hasn’t said publicly what his interest in Elektros is, or if he has any interest in the company. Also, the fact that Elektros has put out three news releases in recent days is an indication that the company is trying to garner attention as the electric vehicle market climbs higher following last week’s initial public offering (IPO) of Rivian (NASDAQ:RIVN) While it could be that the news is legitimate, it may also be the case that this is nothing more than a pump-and-dump scheme Read More: Penny Stocks — How to Profit Without Getting Scammed  The post ELEK Stock Alert: Why Is Little-Known Elektros Rocketing Higher? appeared first on InvestorPlace Indices Commodities Currencies Stocks told RTS that there is no end in sight for the Serbs in Kosovo.Photo: Contact PlusPristina is trying to score political points before the elections in February we are especially concerned about the silence on the part of the International Community He does not expect much from the upcoming dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina Pristina's daily provocations against the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija do not stop Unknown persons once again stoned the apartment of the only Serbian returnee to Đakovica The police conducted an investigation and started an investigation Officials of the Pristina Privatization Agency ithey knew the inventory and confiscated material from the branch of the Post of Serbia in the northern part of Kosovska Mitrovica A group of armed Kosovo police officers crossed the administrative line two days ago the president of the Serbian List told RTS that the Serbian people are brave considering that they do not trust Pristina Pristina is trying to score political points before the elections in February We are particularly concerned about the silence on the part of the International Community Only the state of Serbia is reacting," says Elek From Kosovska Mitrovica on World Children's Day representatives of the Serbian List pointed out to the public the threat to the basic rights of children in Kosovo Elek mentioned that there was a protest on International Children's Day and that all international factors were called to react no one except representatives from the UNMIK administration showed up Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija live like in a ghetto Commenting on the repeated stoning of Dragica Gašić's house Elek says that this case is the best example of how Serbs live she is the only Serbian woman who lives south of the Ibar in the city center it is clear to everyone that with this attitude of the international community who is also the director of the hospital in Kosovska Mitrovica thanked the government and the Office for Kosovo and Metohija that a partial solution was found and that institution is functioning despite the pressure from Pristina Vjosa Osmani recently stated that she offers to fulfill the obligations from the Brussels Agreement and in return she is asking for membership of Pristina in international organizations "He wants to ingratiate himself with foreign factors." If they wanted to form ZSO they could We think that would solve many problems," says Elek When asked what he expects from the upcoming dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina Elek says that experience has taught them not to hope for much He notes that Kurti will not do anything before the upcoming elections in February and the north is a training ground for cheap political points.  *Downloading and publishing content from the Kontakt Plus radio portal is not allowed without citing the source 13: 00Radio Kontakt Plus was founded in April 2000 It is a media that respects the rights of every citizen to truth and objective information Congratulations to Colorado Law 1L’s Marissa Joers and Lucas Elek on their recent mock trial victory Colorado Law hosted the final round of the 1L Purvis Gray Thomson (PGT) Mock Trial Competition in the Carrigan Courtroom All of the finalists—Marissa Joers, Lucas Elek, Alexis Opper, and Caitlin Dacus—gave an impressive showing. Each of the students on the winning team earned a $1,000 scholarship thanks to the generosity of Purvis Gray Thomson, LLP Their names will be engraved on the PGT plaque which can be found in Boettcher Hall at the law school Each of the students on the second-place team earned a $500 scholarship Michael Thomson who graduated from Colorado Law in 1994 and is currently a partner at Purvis Gray Thomson LLP served as one of the judges in the final round “Our firm is proud to sponsor this competition Colorado Law students are incredibly impressive and this year’s competitors were no different The Honorable Don Toussaint served as the second judge for the final round of the competition Judge Toussaint serves as District Court Magistrate for the Eighteenth Judicial District Special thanks are also due to Ben Hepler ‘22 and Angie Bubis ’22 who chaired the competition the PGT 1L Mock Trial competition is the first opportunity for students to try their hand at trial practice,” explained Director of Experiential Learning and Public Service Programs Emily Horowitz “Competitors are coached by upper-level student members of our mock trial team and have a chance to showcase their trial skills in front of sitting judges and practicing attorneys.”   The top 10 teams from PGT will go on to compete against our friends at DU in the CU/DU Crosstown Cup News Events Donate University of Colorado Law SchoolWolf Law Building | 401 UCB2450 Kittredge Loop DriveBoulder, Colorado 80309303.492.8047Contact Us | Consumer Information (ABA Required Disclosures) University of Colorado Boulder Privacy • Legal & Trademarks • Campus Map University of Colorado Boulder MILL HALL–Elek Fravel is not a full-time starter but he sure pounces on every opportunity he receives And he is doing everything possible to make Central Mountain continue getting creative with its lineup Fravel not only delivered again Tuesday at home Looking for a way to get Fravel into the lineup is a great dilemma and Central Mountain is happy to keep figuring things out The junior designated hitter went 3 for 3 with three RBIs and helped Central Mountain defeat Loyalsock two-run single in the third inning and a two-out RBI single while Brady Myers and Chase Brush struck out 17 batters as Central Mountain (7-0) remained undefeated “Just knowing there’s a chance for an RBI makes you want to hit the ball a little more,” Fravel said “I just try and change my approach a little bit and get a barrel on the ball and not fly out.” Fravel was one of several Wildcat hitters who excelled in key spots as Central Mountain scored its final five runs with two outs Myers struck out 11 in 4 2/3 innings to earn the win and Brush threw 2 2/3 perfect innings leaving the bases loaded with one out in a one-run game after entering in the fifth Fravel capped his day with another two-out RBI single in the bottom of that inning The junior has made massive strides since last season and is hitting a team-best .692 with 10 RBIs Central Mountain moved some players around defensively Tuesday and likely will keep taking advantage of the team’s versatility to keep giving Fravel chances “Elek contributed huge with the bases loaded one time and a runner on the other time He’s seeing the ball well and putting good swings on them,” Central Mountain coach Mike Kramer said He’s making the most of his opportunities and we’re trying to find ways to get him in.” Loyalsock (2-4) gave Central Mountain its toughest game since a 7-5 season-opening win against State College but opened the door for the pivotal three-run Wildcat third inning rally by making a two-out error Kaden Rodarmel and Ethan Nagy both collected two hits but the Lancers were again just a play or two from beating an outstanding opponent “I have full confidence in our defense and that’s why it’s so frustrating,” Loyalsock coach Jimmy Webb said “I really do think this stretch in our schedule will help us We played three undefeated teams in a row and going to our fourth (Holy Redeemer) our next game It can only prepare us and make us better for the long run.” Fravel helped put Loyalsock on the run Tuesday go-ahead single which put Central Mountain ahead to stay Levi Schlesinger (2 for 3) followed with a clutch RBI single and Fravel drilled another RBI single in his next at-bat Fravel fell behind 0-2 that time after Kelvin Probst had beat out an infield single and stole second Fravel then stayed with the pitch and scorched it into left field scoring Probst and providing a valuable insurance run “I’m just trying to get the ball in play and score the runners “It felt good because we practice for those moments Brush made sure Kramer’s call to the bullpen paid off in the fifth inning Myers was nasty and came back strong after a shaky first inning The right-hander twice struck out the side and induced 19 swings and misses in his 4 2/3 innings Tyler Gee doubled and Dylan Bower worked a nine-out walk to load the bases with one out in the fifth but channeled his inner-Mariano Rivera this time painting the corners and buckling knees with his curveball Brush struck out the next two hitters and preserved the 4-3 lead Six of those outs came via strikeout and Brush did not let a ball leave the infield “I had no doubt he’d come through for us,” Fravel said “Chase had an opportunity to come in and close and we needed some strikeouts in that situation and he came in and did it,” Kramer said “He has a tendency this year to start slow it was huge for him to be ready in that moment Coming in and getting the key strikeouts with the bases loaded was huge That was a huge momentum swing for us.” Central Mountain complemented Myers and Brush with an offense which consistently applied pressure The Wildcats generated 10 hits and hit 4 for 7 with runners in scoring position Nate Helms provided the final big two-out hit in the sixth inning and put Central Mountain ahead Schlesinger opened the inning with a single before pinch-runner Cayden Culvey went to second on Connor Fultz’s bunt and stole third “Timely hitting is huge in the game of baseball,” Kramer said “We got guys on; we got them over and we had guys who felt comfortable and relaxed at the plate and put a good swing on it and contributed.” Rodarmel played an excellent game for Loyalsock and ignited both its run-scoring rallies stole second and scored on Nagy’s double After Myers had dominated the previous three innings Rodarmel fueled another rally with a one-out single before scoring on Nagy’s single reaching base in each of his first three at-bats “We talk about having no fear and Kaden goes up and does that,” Webb said “He will swing the bat for us and when you swing the bat good things happen.” Top Central Mountain hitters: Elek Fravel 3-3 It’s not a coincidence that in the first year that the Lycoming College baseball team had a true home field since .. 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