Luke Lavello has long been lauded for his instincts and range in the defensive backfield able to dissect offenses and direct teammates he was a playmaker in the secondary and a vocal leader for the entire unit Circumstances this season also allowed him to show just why he was so respected As the Arlington High School football team breezed through the regular season there was a greater onus on opponents to pass — and take chances downfield ― in an attempt to keep up Quarterbacks paid the price as Lavello racked up seven interceptions he became a ballhawk last fall and forced the most turnovers among Dutchess County players in Section 1 or 9 Offense: Rescigno headlines the Journal's offensive football all-stars Comeback season: Marlboro tops Red Hook defense sparks resurgence always ensuring we were in the correct call," Admirals coach Michael Morano said of the all-Section 1 star "He also had an uncanny knack for finding the ball." Those attributes and that production made him the Journal's Defensive Player of the Year averaging 27.2 yards per catch and setting Arlington's single-season receiving record with 544 yards and seven touchdowns he shined as an edge rusher and played the run well two blocked punts and two defensive touchdowns He helped lead a defense that recorded four shutouts and held regular-season opponents to 7.6 points per game DB/WR/PK: The all-Section 9 standout had two interceptions and excelled on special teams with punt return and kick return touchdowns and 18 point-after kicks He also had 614 yards and six touchdowns as a receiver helping Highland win its first playoff game since 2009 LB/FB: With the technical skill and strength to shed blocks and stop the run and the athleticism to cover in space Croutch "was a force at inside linebacker," coach Jim Cancellari said He also was Defensive MVP of the Section 1 Exceptional Senior Game Durling was a hard-hitting run-stuffer who also had coverage range The two-time Journal All-Star had 113 tackles He also ran for 921 yards and five touchdowns CB: His exceptional speed and footwork enabled him to thrive in man coverage taking on the vertical threats and often mirroring receivers The all-Section 9 selection made observers take notice when he held the state's all-time leading receiver Marek Arbogast to four short catches in the Presidents' shutout of O'Neill DT/TE: His outstanding athleticism within a 6-foot-5 250-pound frame made him a difficult matchup and a prospect drawing considerable college interest McGann was disruptive on the interior line LB/FB: He emerged as a charismatic leader and his playing style supported that as Meilleur was an aggressive and physical run-stopper who often made plays around the line forced two fumbles and recovered another for the Dragons in their return season to 11-player football S/QB/P: With his speed and understanding of offenses the two-time Journal All-Star was a ballhawk and he often made timely plays Ramsey also was a dual-threat quarterback and he is a Canisius lacrosse commit CB/RB: The all-Section 1 standout has good athleticism and savvy in coverage and often successfully shadowed the opponent's best receiver Rossi was instinctive and physical in defending the run He also totaled 573 yards and seven touchdowns Sabini was a playmaker in the Warriors' Cover 2 scheme and his leadership helped the rebuilding group reach the Section 9 Class A final forced two fumbles and had an interception who competed while grieving the tragic loss of his dad inspired teammates during a run to the Class D state semifinal DL/TE: Described by coach Jim Phelan as a "dominating and destructive force on our defensive line," the all-Section 9 pick had 56 tackles two fumble recoveries and scored a touchdown after recovering a punt he blocked LB/FB: He had a breakout season and earned all-Section 1 honors after recording 57 tackles Thomison also scored three offensive touchdowns LB/OL: Described by Cancellari as "a student of the game VanDerStuyf's diligent preparation and film study allowed him to diagnose plays pre-snap and help guide the defense The two-time Journal All-Star had 42 tackles and four sacks for a unit that held opponents to 11.4 points en route to the section semifinal Haldane: He led the program through a rebuilding phase and the Blue Devils broke through last fall overcoming rival Tuckahoe to win their first Section 1 championship since 2018 Haldane surged through the playoffs and narrowly missed pulling an upset of Section 2's Stillwater in the Class D state semifinal Stephen Haynes: shaynes@poughkeepsiejournal.com; 845-437-4826; Twitter: @StephenHaynes4 Channelsreels-410515Reelsarrow-expand-410516Benches clear, Lovullo ejectedPhillies @ D-backsJune 12 2023 | 00:01:56add-reel-410517Reelsshare-square-2-410518ShareCorbin Carroll gets hit by a pitch for the second time in as many plate appearances clearing the benches and causing a furious Torey 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Read more! the son of Italian immigrants Mauro and Lucia Carretta the Great Depression was having a detrimental effect on the US workforce and economy prompting Danny (age 2) and his family to relocate to Lavello worked in his parents' grocery store and sometimes helped harvest fruit and olives from his father’s orchard.  in Pittsburgh in hopes of helping him start a general contracting business Danny’s sister and parents followed him and his brother to Pittsburgh Danny learned the trade of construction doing brick laying He also worked briefly in a steel mill and even sold guardian ware putting on cooking demonstrations with his sister Danny was drafted into the US Army and served two years at Fort Buchanan It was in Puerto Rico that Danny quickly learned the Spanish language which earned him the right to say he was tri-lingual speaking After being honorably discharged from the Army Danny returned to Pittsburgh to continue working with his brother John doing general contracting Danny took a vacation with his parents to California and quickly realized that Pittsburgh was for the birds Danny left his brother John and followed his sister and parents to Downey.  He initially worked in construction but eventually landed a job at Robertshaw Danny became friends with an Italian man who showed him a picture of his niece Danny began to write Maria Concetta and after about 6 months flew her to California so they could meet Danny and Maria Concetta married in 1963 and had two sons Eventually Danny and Maria Concetta divorced after 10 years of marriage In 1979 Danny remarried and divorced again in 1991.  Danny spent the last 20 of his working years at McDonnell Douglas and then Boeing aircraft from which he retired Danny made a decision to give his life to Christ and to become a born again Christian Danny then became a member of Life Center Church in Lakewood and quickly became involved in an adult Sunday school class He also served in ushers ministry and the churches very active seniors group doing various outings and outreaches Danny served for several years as secretary of treasury for AARP Downey branch as well.  Eventually Danny became ill and was no longer able to drive so he left Life Center Church and became a member of Calvary Chapel Downey Maurice (Marites) and grandchildren attended.  Danny spent his last three years residing with his son Maurice (Marites) and grandchildren Copyright © 2023 The Downey Patriot Newspaper There are currently no upcoming/recent events 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 Vital stats: New Paltz opened its season with a 37-point loss to Our Lady of Lourdes still finding their footing after a two-win season the previous fall were overmatched by what proved to be an elite Class A team several Lourdes players came away impressed by a lineman and spoke highly of "No and his combination of strength and quickness created a difficult matchup which included a four-game win streak that brought them on an improbable run to the Section 9 Class B final Despite drawing the attention of opposing offenses He recorded 4 ½ sacks and recovered a fumble in the playoffs as the upstart Huguenots turned heads he has the power and technique to shed blocks and make stops in the backfield and the agility to bend the corner as a pass-rusher and be disruptive Odell earned all-section and all-state honors and has emerged as a college prospect with Division I offers Vital stats: His game-breaking speed and protean abilities were put to use at multiple positions on both sides of the ball and He was a strong cover cornerback with excellent ball skills That was in addition to being an explosive running back The all-section pick led Red Hook to the Section 9 Class B semifinals Crowning achievement: Krauza dazzles late as Lourdes stuns Cornwall in Section 9 final XXL: Cubberly, extra-jumbo formation power Arlington to Section 1 semifinals 'It's a crisis': Shortage of refs now impacting varsity. Why, and what more can be done? Vital stats: He was a ballhawk with good speed and coverage skills and had a knack for making catches in traffic Ciancio had 24 tackles and five interceptions Vital stats: With his ability to read offenses and his speed in pursuit Croutch has sideline-to-sideline range and can successfully drop into coverage and a sack in helping the Patriots hold opponents to 11.5 points per game Vital stats: The fact that Drewnowski also was a standout quarterback didn't make him shy from contact able to operate in the box or play deep coverage Vital stats: Described by coach Tom Schlappich as a "fantastic leader by example," he helped set the tone for the rebuilding Huskies The hard-nosed lineman fought through frequent double teams to produce 50 tackles six sacks and three pass deflections with a fumble forced and another recovered speed and physicality to both sides of the ball He had a breakout season on defense with 90 tackles He also totaled 1,033 yards and nine touchdowns as a running back Vital stats: The lineman lost 40 pounds last offseason understanding his team would be in need of offensive playmakers slimming down to 215 pounds and becoming a do-it-all running back It didn't hinder him at all in the trenches leading a defense that held opponents to 11.6 points per game in the regular season He had 78 tackles and two interceptions and was voted the 8-man Lineman of the Year Vital stats: An outstanding athlete with great range he was utilized at multiple positions and shined Hunter had 49 tackles and three interceptions Vital stats: Lauded by coach Michael Morano as having "extremely high football IQ," Lavello showed instincts and range in leading a rebuilt secondary helping the Admirals reach the Section 1 Class AA semifinals Vital stats: With his athleticism and burst he established himself as an excellent edge rusher Montaperto is quick off the snap and turned the corner often getting to the quarterback or making stops behind the line of scrimmage Vital stats: He starred on both lines for the Spartans but emerged as a pass-rusher who also blew up several outside runs The Section 9 all-star and all-state pick had 48 tackles and nine sacks Vital stats: Last fall was a perfect storm of sorts as the Warriors grew individually and gained comfort in Keenan's system during his second season as coach as the school shifted its athletics to Section 9 crushing most of its opponents in the regular season then avenging a loss to Cornwall with a section final upset to capture its first title since 2015 The underdog Warriors were edged in overtime by eventual state champion Somers but gave the Tuskers their only scare during an undefeated season "I couldn't be prouder of them and the resiliency they showed throughout the year," said Keenan "Our goal is to build toward being that powerhouse Lourdes was back in the (1980s) and I've lived in Seattle almost 30 years and had never been wine tasting in Woodinville until last weekend but couple that with the fact that I've written about and/or edited numerous articles on the wineries out there received ample press releases on the award-winning vineyards and bottles and met several Woodinville winemakers who are absolutely delightful To someone who has lived in Seattle proper for her whole life - Woodinville seems and feels lightyears away That's what I thought until I got a little note from the folks over at Savor Seattle that they were launching a new wine-tasting app that was essentially a self-guided tasting tour of a handful of wineries in the Seattle and Woodinville areas The Seattle Wine Passport cost $59.99 You don't need to be a mathematician to see you're coming out on top with this deal The Lyft credit was what cinched the deal for me. Instead of driving out to Woodinville and worrying about how I would get around while drinking, and how I would get back - here was a built-in way! I started out my Saturday afternoon in the small tasting room at Martedi Winery founded in 2008 by brothers Joseph and John Miglino it was none other than John himself who was pouring for us that day Not only did I love the six different wines he had us taste (SIX!) but I walked away with my new favorite white It's a blend of several of Martedi's white varietals and I was not only infatuated by the taste (sweet roughly translated to 'Kitchen Sink' Next, we headed down the street to the epicenter of tasting in Woodinville - the Hollywood Hill area. Within just a couple blocks, there are eight wineries participating in the Wine Passport that you could choose from...you wouldn't even need a Lyft. We went to the first one we say with a deck = Patterson Cellars The pours here were also incredible generous and a the vibe was slightly more relaxed than Martedi Patterson was packed and we were the only ones in Martedi...so that could also explain a lot but the friend I was with is - and she loved the 2015 Sangiovese she tried that's not the friend I went with - but I kinda wish it was Our final stop for the afternoon was just across the street at Alexandria Nicole Cellars Their Woodinville tasting room is on the back side of the Hollywood Schoolhouse and is one of three tasting rooms they have on behalf of their Horse Heaven Hills-grown vineyards Fun Fact: they offer Tiny House Glamping ON THEIR VINEYARD which honestly sounds like a dream My body (liver especially) doesn't have the stamina it used to and I felt really lame only being able to hit three of the ten wineries But then I realized that the passport isn't a ONE DAY ONLY deal - still have seven other tastings I can redeem all in one day over multiple days - even on seven different days if I'm so inclined Long story short - you're a fool if you enjoy Washington wine and don't participate in this passport If I'm averaging that each winery's tasting cost $15 plus $50 of Lyft credit - this is about $200 worth of goods you're getting for $59.99 Getting the passport is as easy as downloading the Savor Seattle app on your phone, and following the prompts to sign up. Cheers, and maybe I'll see you out there! I do have seven more wineries to try out... the heir to the family that led the restaurant "Don Alfonso 1890" in Sant'Agata sui due Golfi serves as the maître.After earning a degree in Economics and Commerce from Bocconi University in Milan in 1999 "Don Alfonso 1890" held Three MICHELIN Stars in the four-year period from 1997 to 2001 The historic restaurant closed in 2023 but will reopen in 2024.Ernesto continued to uphold the ancient culinary traditions of the Iaccarino family many of which came from the Pieracciole farm an 8-hectare estate located on the beautiful Punta Campanella These ingredients were combined with modern techniques always keeping the best Mediterranean tradition at the heart of the cuisine Ernesto also oversees the family's other businesses: the "Hotel Grand Lisboa" in Macao the "Don Alfonso 1890" restaurant in Toronto the MICHELIN-Starred "Don Alfonso 1890 San Barbato" in Lavello we only have to await the reopening of the historic restaurant Do you want to discover the latest news and recipes of the most renowned chefs and restaurants in the world La nostra società utilizza inoltre cookie funzionali per registrare informazioni sulle scelte dell’utente e per consentire una personalizzazione del Sito; ad esempio Questi cookie possono essere installati dalla nostra società o da Terze parti In caso di disabilitazione di questi cookie la qualità e l’esperienza di navigazione potrebbe non essere soddisfacente Questi cookie sono installati da social media per consentire la condivisione dei contenuti del presente Sito Essi sono in grado di monitorare la navigazione compiuta anche in altri siti e creano un profilo dell’utente sulla base dei suoi interessi Ciò potrebbe avere un impatto sul contenuto e messaggi visualizzati sugli altri siti visitati non sarà possibile utilizzare o visualizzare questi strumenti di condivisione per l’installazione e l’uso di tali cookie occorre il consenso dell’utente Per maggiori informazioni consulta la pagna cookies policy All three Section 1 teams playing for a NYSPHSAA championship this weekend in Syracuse are well represented on this years all-section and all-conference teams Selections were made by the coaches during a meeting following the Section 1 title games Pleasantville running back and receiver Daniel Picart and Haldane running back Evan Giachinta were named players of the year in their respective classifications Here are the rest of this year's honorees: Yorktown (offensive line); Andrew Violante John Jay-Cross River (defensive back); Rye Cole Clarkstown South (offensive back); Kieran McCLoskey Eastchester (receiver); Gianluca Santarelli Eastchester (defensive back); Artin Balidemaj Dobbs Ferry (offensive line); Evan Giachinta Westlake (defensive line); Erik Stubblefield Thanks for visiting Eight municipalities in Italy developed in 2023 their local plans to combat labour exploitation in agriculture This comes as a result of the first phase of the InCaS project which helps implement Italy's national three-year plan to combat labour exploitation and 'gangstering' (caporalato) or the employment of a large number of workers for very little money and under dire living conditions The three year plan originally spanned from 2020 to 2022. In June 2022, the plan was extended for another three years The InCaS project was developed by the National Association of Municipalities (ANCI) and Cittalia and is funded by the Italian Ministry of Labour and Social Policies The plan is important for third-country nationals (TCNs) working in the agricultural sector as they represent a significant proportion of the labour force - 18% according to Italian National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT) 2021 data - and are often subjected to gangmastering The 8 municipalities that launched their local plans include Albenga They used targeted participatory processes that led to the development of the local plans which were in turn formally adopted via council or city council resolutions The local multisectoral plans are meant to ensure the local-level implementation of the measures provided for in the national plan The latter relies on the work of national and local institutions representatives of employers in the agricultural and production sectors The development of these plans represents the first phase of the involvement of local authorities The added value of the plans is that they have been developed in a participatory manner listening to and incorporating the suggestions of local actors and civil society alike The plans are available in Italian and usually cover 2023-2026 See also an example of the work of trade unions in support of migrant agriculture workers which still retains rites and traditions that have almost disappeared it preserves cultural heritages and ancient traditions This is the case of the Arbëreshë culture a minority that is fully part of the regional identity of Basilicata It derives from the ancient communities of Albanians who fled their land San Costantino and San Paolo Albanese in the Pollino Park a center where the Arbëreshë traditions are still particularly alive you could happen to see ladies walking around dressed in colorful clothes hearing Albanian speaking and participating in masses with an Orthodox rite you can happen to stumble upon an Arbëreshë wedding It is a real show in which a tradition strongly rooted in the local people relives marriage is not just a private event that unites two people Normally the Arbëreshë wedding is celebrated on Sunday but the celebrations begin on the previous Thursday when friends join the couple and sing all the joy they feel for their union it is the women’s duty to sing for the bride while helping her get ready by wearing traditional colorful dresses but the groom still has to wait: it will in fact be in front of the door of the house that the father of the bride will officially ask him if he wants her where the wedding will be held according to the Byzantine rite which includes particular customs in addition to the classic exchange of wedding rings a solemn moment in which the celebrant binds the hands of the couple with a ribbon then places two finely decorated crowns on their heads and lets the witnesses exchange them three times from one head to the other Then comes the time of a typically Albanian tradition It is a home-made bread in the shape of a nest that symbolizes the new love nest of the spouses who will share it through the hands of the celebrant Immediately afterwards they will drink the wine three times from a common chalice which will then be broken on the ground to sanction the completeness of the union During the last part of the ceremony the celebrant leads the spouses and the witnesses in a procession that sees them turn three times around the altar to symbolize the beginning of the journey of life together Now the couple can go out and celebrate with the community in a party that goes on throughout the night Progetto cofinanziato con le risorse di cui all'Asse Prioritario II del Programma Operativo Nazionale “Cultura e Sviluppo” 2014-2020 Thanks for visiting Group 3 winner Lavello is the first son of rising star Zarak to embark on a stallion career The three-year-old will stand the 2023 season at Haras du Lion but will first contest the Group 1 Grosser Preis von Bayern next month before potentially ending his racing career outside of Europe Haras du Lion bought into Gestut Hof Ittlingen's homebred grandson of Dubawi prior to his comeback second in the Group 3 Land Trophy at Baden-Baden last weekend and it is the first time that the farm has partnered with another in the racing career of a stallion "An agreement was reached at the start of autumn with Lavello's owner-breeder Manfred Ostermann who had already worked out a programme for the horse's four-year-old career Thanks to the assistance of Richard Venn during the negotiations Lavello will race until the end of this year and retire to stud in 2023." Lavello began this season by defeating subsequent Deutsches Derby and Grosser Dallmayr-Preis winner Sammarco in the Group 3 Bavarian Classic The three-year-old hails from Ittlingen's outstanding L family; his dam Laura is a winning Montjeu half-sister to Grade 2 Sky Classic winner and Grade 1 United Nations Stakes runner-up Lauro by Monsun and to the Group 3 Preis der Winterkonigin winner Love Academy who is the dam of Group 2 winner and Classic-placed Longina His second dam Laurencia is a half-sister to none other than the brilliant ten-time winner and sire Lando whose Group 1 successes include the Japan Cup and Deutsches Derby Laurencia is also a half-sister to another Deutsches Derby winner in Laroche It was this combination of bloodlines with that of the Group 1 Grand Prix de Saint Cloud-winning son of the outstanding Zarkava which Thomas believes can launch Lavello to successful career as a National Hunt stallion Lavello has excellent references for a National Hunt stallion His mother is by Montjeu and as well as that he has the bloodlines of Mill Reef twice through his son Shirley Heights as he is on both sides of Lavello's pedigree," said Thomas Although Zarak's oldest crop is just three and therefore with limited opportunities to take to National Hunt racing he is already the sire of two winners from three runners over jumps in France They are the Grade 3 Prix Aguado third Carlton Du Berlais and Bo Zenith who was sold to continue his racing career abroad after his debut success at Auteuil A fee for him will be announced at a later date," Thomas added sire of Grade 1 winner Le Listrac amongst others and includes young sires Hunter's Light Newsells Park Stud's Elody Swann reflects on her stud staff award success Multiple Grade 1 winner Life Is Good introduced at $100,000 to WinStar Farm Sea The Stars colt steals the show at 700,000gns as intensity ramps up at Book 2 The Gals Gals enjoy fantastic pinhooking return at Book 2 Published on 18 October 2022inNews Copyright © 2025 Spotlight Sports Group Limited or its licensors CREB® acknowledges that our office is located on the traditional territories of the peoples of the Treaty 7 region: the Siksika and Piikani Nations of the Blackfoot Confederacy; 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Accept Privacy Policy [gravityform id=”48″ title=”false” description=”false”] Ħamrun Spartans beat Hibernians in a thrilling final to claim the U-14 tournament and the coveted Tony Bajada Memorial Challenge Cup at the Tedesco Stadium last month This was the 13th edition of the popular tournament for young players hosted by the Spartans and the third time the host nursery had won the U-14 category Ħamrun twice came from behind to lead 3-2 with only a few minutes to go the Paola boys levelled matters towards the end of the match to force a shoot-out Ħamrun scored five penalties from six but Hibs only managed four conversions Reds captain Sean Mizzi was presented with the trophy by Ħamrun mayor Vince Bonello in the presence of Youth FA representative Joe Mallia US Triestina took part in the U-14 competition but were ousted before the semi-finals Italy’s Junior Calcio Lavello played in the U-10 tournament Gozo club Kerċem Ajax fielded a side in the U-6 category Mġarr United won the Fair Play Award while Hibs had something to cheer about after scoring most goals in the U-14 tournament U-10 and U-6 events in accordance with Youth FA guidelines mementoes and Gatorade tokens were distributed to all participants as part of the events to remember Ħamrun nursery founder Tony Bajada the U-17 side recently played a friendly against UK team Burnham Ramblers Italian side ASD Helios will round up the 2014 Memorial by figuring in friendlies against their Ħamrun peers please register for free or log in to your account.