Розслідується пограбування нечуючої жінки. Як діяти?

У разі виникнення будь-яких екстрених ситуацій – пограбування, напад, втрата речей, аварійна чи підозріла ситуація, нечуюча людина стикається з труднощами, адже викликати поліцію – завдання з зірочкою і без перекладача жестової мови ніяк не справитися. Відтепер українці з порушенням слуху можуть відчувати себе у безпеці та швидко й доступно отримувати допомогу правоохоронних органів.

Міністерство внутрішніх справ України обладнало екіпажі поліції планшетами зі спеціальним ліцензійним програмним забезпеченням, яке передбачає цілодобовий доступ до перекладачів жестової мови онлайн. Це рішення забезпечує зручне та комфортне спілкування полісменів з нечуючими людьми.

Така можливість з’явилась завдяки співпраці МВС з громадською організацією «Громадський рух «Соціальна єдність», головна мета якої є забезпечення соціальної незалежності людей з особливими потребами та захист їх прав.

Відтепер, українці з порушенням слуху можуть спілкуватися з полісменами комфортним для них способом – через перекладача жестової мови, почуватися вільними та захищеними.

За підтримки Міністерства соціальної політики та фонду соціального захисту осіб з інвалідністю.

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Gonzalez Martinez preview: Scale slip-up in San Diego threatens card – Communities Digital News

SAN DIEGO, Calif. March 5, 2022 – When the March 5 trilogy bout between super flyweights Roman “Chocolatito” Gonzalez and Juan Francisco “El Gallo” Estrada fell victim to COVID-19, boxing fans around the world were disappointed. None more than the fans on both sides of the border in San Diego and Tijuana, who don’t get many world-class cards at home.

World flyweight champion Julio Cesar Martinez of Mexico City (18-1, 14 KOs) swooped in like a superhero to save the day, agreeing to move up in weight to face the future Hall of Fame fighter Gonzalez. But when Gonzalez blew through the 115-pound weight limit on the scale Friday at 116.4 pounds, hearts sank once more.

Roman Gonzalez and Julio Cesar Martinez pose after their weigh-in Friday. Martinez came in over the 115-pound limit at 116.4 pounds. Photo: Melina Pizano/Matchroom.

The fight between Gonzalez of Nicaragua (49-4, 41 KOs) and Martinez will move forward, but Martinez must weigh within 10 percent of his Friday weight on  Saturday morning at 126.4 pounds or under. For the trouble, his wallet is lighter. Martinez was fined $50,000 of his $250,000 purse, half going to Gonzalez and half to the California State Athletic Commission. Gonzalez earns a $725,000 purse before the fine. There is a WBC Diamond Super Flyweight title on the line for Gonzalez only. The main card airs on DAZN starting at 8:30 pm ET/5:30 pm PT.

Before his fight with Roman Gonzalez Saturday, Julio Cesar Martinez must stay within a 10 percent rehydration limit. Photo: Ed Mulholland/Matchroom.

Does this favor the veteran volume puncher Gonzalez, slowing down Martinez? Or is it a calculated move to maximize power punching behind the Mexican challenger’s heavy hands?  As long as the fight takes place, the fans will take it.

Gonzalez: ‘The fans are going to be really happy’

Roman Gonzalez salutes his fans at Friday’s weigh-in. Photo: Gayle Lynn Falkenthal for Communities Digital News

“When they offered me that fight, I accepted it with pleasure,” said Gonzalez. “We’re in excellent in condition. Thank God for my training team and camp. I’m hoping to God we walk away with our hand raised in victory.

“I have an opponent that comes forward but I’m going to come forward, it’s going to be a tremendous fight and I think the fans are going to be really happy with the fight.”

Martinez: ‘With everything but fear’

“I want to thank him for choosing us in this big fight,” said Martinez. “Like I say, with everything but fear, anywhere and against anyone. I want to wish that we both come out well from the fight God willing and to keep making history – this is just the start.”

Despite being seven years younger at age 27. Martinez will be challenged to keep up with the veteran. Gonzalez is first among all active boxers for punches thrown per round (87.7), power punches thrown (65.7), and power shots landed (27.6) among all active boxers.  In his second bout with Estrada, the pair combined for 705 punches landed of a combined 2,529 punches thrown.

The majority of fans present at Friday’s weigh-in were cheering on Julio Cesar Martinez, many of them from Tijuana. Photo: Melina Pizano/Matchroom.

Friday’s weigh-in was packed, with more locals cheering on the Mexican challenger, although the Nicaraguan multi-division former champion doesn’t lack support. Count on a crowd worthy of the action at the Pechanga Arena.

Gonzalez is a slight betting favorite, enjoying a second act in his impressive career. He knows how to win, and while the single punch lights-out power isn’t there, the all-out offensive onslaught is overwhelming for anyone. Martinez would be wise to try and avoid a war, pinpointing Gonzalez to the body. Estrada landed the harder shots in his fight with Gonzalez, but Gonzalez visibly hurt Estrada several times.

Roman Gonzalez is a sure lock for the Hall of Fame and can hold his head high after Saturday’s performance. Photo: Ed Mulholland, Matchroom Boxing

The enthusiasm for this matchup is high, fueled by the unknowns. We’re calling it for the veteran Gonzalez, who has settled in with trainer Marcos Caballero and who barely lost to Estrada in peak form.

Gonzalez has nothing left to prove. He was written off after his knockout loss to Rungvisai. Against Estrada, Chocolatito looked as good as he did a decade ago when he was on top of the pound-for-pound list. To maintain this level Saturday in San Diego seals a first-ballot lock for the Hall of Fame.

The cross-border crowd in San Diego will be pleased with the undercard full of Mexican and Mexican American talent.

Promoter Eddie Hearn had to move in to split up Mauricio Lara (left) and Emilio Sanchez. Photo: Gayle Lynn Falkenthal for Communities Digital News

Featherweight Mauricio Lara of Mexico City (23-2-1, 16 KOs) sent a shockwave through boxing when he knocked out Josh Warrington. He will face Emilio Sanchez of Los Angeles (19-1. 12 KOs). In his first fight in the U.S. Lightweight sensation Angel Fierro of Tijuana (19-1-1 15 KOs) meets veteran and fellow Tijuana resident Juan Carlos Burgos (34-6-2, 21 KOs). Fierro was a last-minute replacement when he drilled former champion Alberto Machado in six rounds. This could threaten to steal the show.

Angel Fierro and Juan Carlos Burgos will battle for Tijuana bragging rights in San Diego, Photo: Ed Mulholland/Matchroom.

Opening the DAZN broadcast at 8:30 pm ET/5:30 pm PT, super welterweight Souleymane Cissokho of France faces Roberto Valenzuela Jr. of Mexico via Cameroon.


Super middleweight prospect Diego Pacheco fights for the first time with new trainer Jose Benavidez Jr. Photo: Gayle Lynn Falkenthal for Communities Digital News

In early bouts staring at 6:10 pm ET/3:10 pm PT, Australian Olympian Skye Nicolson makes her pro debut against undefeated Jessica Sanchez of San Diego at super-featherweight. Promising lightweight prospect Marc Castro of Fresno faces Julio Madera of Mexico City. Undefeated Super middleweight Diego Pacheco looks to make a big impression in his first fight working with trainer Jose Benavidez Jr. against Genc Pilana of Maryland. It’s a shame in particular Pacheco, a good-looking power puncher with ten knockouts in 13 fights from Los Angeles who’s been training in San Diego, isn’t on the main card.

Gayle Lynn Falkenthal is a veteran boxing observer covering the Sweet Science for Communities. Read more Ringside Seat in Communities Digital News. Follow Gayle on Facebook and on Twitter @PRProSanDiego.

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Dewalt Edger With Flexvolt Battery $199

Came across this deal after seeing the Kobalt 80V in another post.

This one seemed pretty slick for Dewalt as it comes with a flexvolt battery

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New Bedford High School Drama Club Presents Godspell, April 8-10 – New Bedford Guide

GODSPELL CAST — Seated: Sam Jupin, Destiny Garcia, Maggie MacRamos, Lillie-Marie LeClair. Standing: Isadora Saffron Sylvia-Ribeiro, Makenna Calvao, Aydan Sullo, Ronnie Lopes, Cierra Melo, and Sydni Colson. New Bedford High School Drama Club presents the 2012 revival version of Godspell at NBHS’s Bronspiegel Auditorium, April 8-10. (photo: Matt Poyant)

New Bedford High School Drama Club Presents Godspell, April 8-10

The second weekend of April, The Drama Club at New Bedford High School will graciously present to audiences the 2012 revival version of “Godspell” with music by Stephen Schwartz, in the NBHS Bronspiegel Auditorium. Godspell is a story of love and understanding as told through the Gospel of Matthew. In the NBHS staging, the Jesus figure recruits a group of hopeless strangers waiting at a bus stop to learn and spread His messages of love, hope, kindness and tolerance. Together, this group helps Jesus to tell different parables by using a myriad of games, storytelling and just enough comedic relief. What jumps out about Godspell is that each character has their own song and each song is so incredibly unique to their character’s journey in following Jesus; no song sounds like the song before. The musical has the audience fully absorbed in the characters learning of love and tolerance from start to finish and will leave them with a sense of understanding that even I didn’t have until being a part of this show.

Due to an overwhelming interest in performing and drama club members with an array of talents and strengths, the directors felt it was important to find a musical that could showcase everything they have to offer. “We chose Godspell because of the flexibility in casting and staging, but working on this show has been a beautiful gift with which to re-introduce musical theatre performance to our students. The universal message of love and community is so perfect right now, and we have very much enjoyed tackling this text. Many of the students featured in this show are performing on our stage in a musical for the first time! You’d never know it though; these students are super talented and are always giving it their all.” Sarah Cadieux-Pacheco, Co-director says about her reasoning for choosing this show.

Aydan Sullo, Senior and drama club president will be playing the main role of Jesus, He says of his experience doing this musical, “Throughout our fortifying rehearsal process, the NBHS Theatre Company has fostered a unique and special community. In exploring the beautiful work of Stephen Schwartz’s Godspell, the dedication of our cast and crew is a spectacle of this bond. The overarching concept of innate leaders inspiring those as followers to then become leaders has embedded itself in our club. Thank you endlessly to our patrons and supporters, and please come see Godspell!”

Performances of Godspell in the NBHS Bronspiegel Auditorium begin at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, April 8 and Saturday, April 9 with a matinee performance at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 10. Tickets are $10 for students/seniors and $12 for adults, and to limit large groups in the lobby can be purchased ahead of time online at http://our.show/nbhsgodspell A limited number of tickets will be available for purchase in person via cash or check at the box office beginning 1 hour before each performance. Tickets purchased in person are subject to a $2 processing fee, per ticket. Godspell is presented with permission from Music Theatre International and is supported in part by the New Bedford Cultural Council, a chapter of the Massachusetts Cultural Council. Patrons will be subject to current masking recommendations at the time of the performance.

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Elon Musk is optimistic on climate, says decarbonization will be achieved through nuclear then solar power

SpaceX founder Elon Musk addresses members of the media during a press conference announcing new developments of the Crew Dragon reusable spacecraft, at SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne, California on October 10, 2019.
SpaceX founder Elon Musk at the company’s HQ in Hawthorne, California on October 10, 2019.

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  • He predicted that solar power “will be the main long-term way that civilization is powered.” 
  • But until that transition is made, he said countries need to maintain nuclear energy. 

Elon Musk is optimistic about Earth’s climate future.

“We will solve the climate issue. It is just a question of when,” he said in a recent interview with Mathias Döpfner, the CEO of Insider’s parent company, Axel Springer.

The Tesla and SpaceX CEO predicted decarbonization will ultimately be achieved through solar energy. The key to this transition, according to Musk, is a technology to effectively store the sun’s energy for future use.

“Obviously the sun only shines during the day, and sometimes it is very cloudy,” he said. “So you need solar batteries. That will be the main long-term way that civilization is powered.”

Until the shift to solar is feasible, he told Döpfner that it’s essential to maintain nuclear energy plants. 

“I can’t emphasize that enough,” he said. “This is total madness to shut them down. I want to be clear, total madness.”

Musk’s comment was in reference to Germany’s decision to phase out nuclear energy following the Fukushima nuclear disaster of March 2011. Earlier this month, he called for more nuclear energy in Europe on Twitter as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine underscored Germany’s reliance on Russian oil

—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 6, 2022

“If you are somewhere where severe earthquakes or tsunamis occur, it is more of a question mark,” Musk said earlier in the interview. “If there is no massive natural disaster risk — which Germany does not have — then there is really no danger with the nuclear power plants.”

While natural disasters in Germany are “not as extreme as in other parts of the world,” the country is at risk to storms, floods and earthquakes, according to the Helmholtz Association, the largest scientific organization in Germany.

Döpfner mentioned both wind and solar as viable alternatives to nuclear in a question to Musk. The Tesla CEO did not comment on wind in his response.

Musk did not provide a timeline to back his climate optimism, but said in 15 years the climate issue will look “much better” from a sustainable energy standpoint. Solving the problem is “the fundamental goal of Tesla,” he added. 

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Ranked Wrestlers Galore In NHSCA Pre-Seeds – FloWrestling

Earlier this week, the NHSCA released pre-seeds which were completed with the help of Willie Saylor. Take a look at who’s seeded at each weight along with ranking and college commitment where applicable.

1 – HM Isiac Paulino, MA

2 – #12 Billy Smith, OH (Mercyhurst)

3 – HM Christian Guzman, FL

4 – Saoul Prado, NV

5 – Dante Distefano, MA

11 – Hunter Fulp, NC

12 – Ryan Salemi, NH

1 – HM Yanni Vines, AL

2 – #14 Nick Corday, GA (Army West Point)

3 – Joe Manno, NJ

7 – Matthew Rowland, NC

8 – Sefton Douglass, WY

9 – Damion Ryan, OH

10 – Simon Graeber, ID

11 – Adam Schaeublin, MA

12 – Roberto Cordova, NM

13 – Justin Bradford, TN

14 – RHYS SELLERS, NM

15 – Landon Smith, AK

1 – HM Damian Mendez, KS (NDSU)

2 – HM Jackson Bond, GA

3 – HM Andrew Austin, FL

4 – Austin Thiel, GA

5 – Jake Craig, ME

6 – HM ANTHONY Aniciete, NV

7 – Carter Tate, NV

8 – HM Justin Rodriguez, CA

9 – Bubba Wright, KS

12 – Evan Lindner, CT

13 – Luke Schroeder, UT

1 – HM Jordan Soriano, NY (Drexel)

2 – Elijah Olguin, CO

4 – Lukus Carrillo, UT

5 – Isaac Thornton, KY

6 – Ethan Qureshi, CA

7 – Matthew Castillo, NY

8 – Hunter Horsey, NJ

9 – Aidan Robichaud, RI

1 – #12 Brennan Van Hoecke, FL (Little Rock)

2 – HM Jackson Polo, NY

3 – HM Felix Lettini, NJ (Wisconsin)

4 – Killian Foy, NY

5 – Ayden Garver, OR

6 – HM Mark Botello, MA

7 – Kai ODell, CT

8 – HM David Panone, GA

9 – HM EASTON TAYLOR, KS

10 – Kace Cook, NY

17 – Cael Porter, AZ

18 – Ethan Shell, NC

1 – #13 Danny Nini, FL

2 – HM Brayden Ivy, TN

3 – #20 James Latona, AL (Navy)

4 – Drayden Morton, MN

5 – Melton Powe 111, AL

6 – Alan Cordero, GA

7 – Colton Erickson, UT

10 – Samuel Harris, GA

11 – Thomas Monn, MD

12 – Zack Karagias, NC

13 – Josh Millward, UT

1 – #16 Derek Raike, WV (Ohio)

2 – HM Jeremy Paradice, GA

3 – HM Brendon Abdon, FL (Little Rock)

4 – Aden Graves, MT

7 – Eric Tigue, NY

8 – Abel Nava Jr, WA

9 – Caden Stout, OH

10 – HM Bam West, OK

11 – Timothy Bova, NY

12 – Lucien Perla, MA

13 – Gabe Carman, WV

14 – Nicholas Abounader, OH

1 – HM Will Ebert, CT (Binghamton)

2 – #20 Drake Acklin, OK

4 – HM Mateo De La Pena, WA

5 – HM Ty Chittum, VA

7 – HM Jack Lledo, PA

8 – Malaki Porter, AZ

11 – Joseph Robinson, GA

15 – Wayne Mellon, AK

16 – William Parcel, TN

17 – Connor Powell, GA

18 – Mason Alley, TN

1 – #18 Domonic Baker, VA (Campbell)

2 – Dylan Schell, NY

3 – Orion Thivierge, MT

4 – Roberto Padilla, NJ

5 – Kyler Pickard, NC

7 – Aiden Poe, NY

8 – Vincent Player, MA

2 – HM RJ May, VA

3 – Grady Schott, MN

7 – Jackson Wakeland, GA

9 – Josh chew, TN

10 – HM Jacob Munger, Mi

11 – Jude Monaco, LA

12 – Samuel Brown, CA

13 – Gage Carr, MD

14 – Christopher Barber, VA

15 – Harrison Hoopes, WY

16 – Asaiah Kamplain, NM

2 – Luke Rasmussen, SD

3 – Remington Peterson, CO

4 – HM Josh Negron, DE

5 – HM Remy Brancato, NJ (Lehigh)

6 – Ronan Melani, UT

7 – Patrick Brophy, SC

8 – Nolan Pozzobon, GA

9 – Deonte Dozier, GA

10 – Ralph Roesler, MN

1 – #3 Noah Pettigrew, GA (North Carolina)

2 – HM Evan Anderson, OH

4 – HM Ryan Arrington, CA

5 – Dylan Galloway, GA

6 – Justin Matson, MN

7 – Rowen Vandergriff, GA

8 – Jordan Williams, UT

9 – Lonnell Owens-Pabon, MD

10 – Thomas Lunt, CT

11 – Ethan Epps, GA

12 – Isaac McLellan, SC

13 – Aidyn Mitchell, WY

1 – HM Jamier Ferere, NC

2 – HM Nico Rodriguez, ID

4 – HM Ryan Stein, NY

5 – HM Liam Akers, NJ (Kutztown)

6 – Levi Andrews, NC

7 – Steven Flagg, AL

8 – Rocco III Clark, WA

9 – AJ Harvey, KY

10 – Adrian Sans, FL

11 – Jarek Stewart-Karolewics, NC

12 – Colton Perkins, VT

1 – HM Matthew Dolan, WV

2 – HM Bryson Terrell, TN

3 – Kiernan Magee, NY

4 – HM Luke Sirianni, PA

5 – Alex Schaeublin, MA

9 – Sumter Horton, NC

10 – Andrew Punzalan, FL

11 – Johnny Ramos, NC

2 – Tyler Washburn, FL

3 – HM Tyler Chappell, PA

4 – HM Caleb Uhorchuk, TN

5 – Ty Tice, SC

6 – Nolan Bradley, KS

7 – JaRi Campbell, KY

8 – Brandon Winn, MA

1 – HM Jackson Baglio, NC

2 – HM Tyler Knox, MA (Stanford)

3 – HM Kyison Garcia, UT

4 – Vinnie D’Alessandro, OH

5 – Toby Billerman, IN

6 – Sulayman Bah, NJ

7 – Michael Pizzuto, MD

8 – Raymond Adams, NY

9 – hudson waldrop, AL

10 – Cole Sykora, MN

11 – John Schneider, CT

1 – HM Joel Brown, MD

2 – HM Max Gallagher, NY

3 – Gage Owen, Maryland

4 – HM Jaden Pepe, PA

5 – HM Mitchell Neiner, WA

6 – Amantee Mills, GA

7 – Hayden Myers, RI

8 – Brayden Sonnentag, WI

9 – Hunter Sloan, PA

10 – aldo hernandez, NC

11 – Amarfio Reynolds jr, NY

12 – Danny Martinez, FL

15 – jackson ealy, NC

16 – Matthew Eberly, VA

19 – Logan Lopez, AZ

2 – Jacob Brenneman, MD

3 – HM Lain Yapoujian, CO

4 – HM Kaden Milheim, PA

5 – HM Enzo Bell, MD

6 – Ethan Kolb, PA

11 – Riley Halal, NJ

12 – Robert Rerras, VA

13 – Anthony Fernandez, NH

14 – Dresden Grimm, IL

15 – Trace Ragland, VA

16 – Ethan Lipsey, TN

17 – Joey Sentipal, PA

18 – Timothy McGuire, TX

1 – HM Eligh Rivera, FL

2 – HM David Cross, MO

3 – HM Weston Dalton, CO

4 – HM Collin Arch, MO

5 – Avery Allen, MT

6 – Cooper Haase, FL

7 – HM Christopher Minto, FL

8 – HM Clayton Gabrielson, MD

9 – HM Cade Wirnsberger, PA

10 – Caleb Sweet, NY

11 – Patrick Jordon, CA

16 – Issac Chavarria, AK

17 – Branden Palcko, NJ

19 – Devin Stone, AL

2 – Jeremiah Price, NC

3 – Brock Woodcock, MO

6 – Donavan Smith, NY

7 – Andrew Harmon, PA

8 – HM Q’veli Quintanilla, WA

9 – Irish Furthmyre, MT

10 – Cooper French, az

11 – Danyk Jacobsen, MT

12 – Jeremy Manibog, TX

13 – Cale Roggie, VA

14 – Tyler Xavier Mcknight, GA

15 – Keagan Judd, VA

1 – Moses Espinoza-Owens, UT

2 – HM Braxton Strick, MO

3 – Rawson Iwanicki, MA

4 – Brayden Shelton, MO

5 – Dominic Paterra, OH

6 – Evan Morris, MO

7 – Patrick Jackson, WV

8 – HM Griffin Gonzalez, PA

9 – Liam Scrivanich, PA

10 – HM Dominic Wheatley, PA

11 – Logan Heckert, TN

12 – Trevor Frank, UT

13 – Jaheim Mills, GA

14 – Joseph Bertrand, GA

15 – Payne Perkins, CA

18 – Sean Tansey, NY

1 – HM Dylan Elmore, KS

2 – #18 Carter Schubert, NY

3 – Rafael Hipolito, VA

4 – Marcus Espinoza-Owens, UT

5 – Colby Isabelle, ME

6 – Brett Smith, MO

7 – HM Christian Moder, KS

8 – Riggin Boger, UT

9 – Aaron Cramer, IL

10 – HM Justin Crutchmer, AR

11 – Frank Solorzano, FL

12 – Landon Muth, PA

15 – Nakoa Fouret, ID

1 – HM Dylan Newsome, OH

2 – HM Brock Zurawski, NJ

3 – Griffin Ray, MO

9 – Brett Barbush, PA

1 – HM Tye Monteiro, CA

5 – HM Josh Cordio, MA

7 – Dominic Joyce, FL

8 – HM Brian Burburija, FL

9 – Hudson Davis, OR

10 – Colby Runner, CO

11 – Matthew Waddell, GA

12 – Kendrick Curtis, TN

2 – Luke Cochran, GA

3 – HM Eli Makel, PA

4 – Zachary Delsanter, OH

5 – Eric Carlson, NY

6 – Matthew Marcum, KS

7 – Cole Robertson, CA

8 – Reid Schroeder, IN

9 – Noah Hutmacher, SD

1 – HM Gabe Fisher, TN

2 – #14 Dylan Russo, OH

3 – Sam Sorenson, NY

4 – Hampton Kaye-Kuter, MA

5 – Gavin Proffitt, GA

6 – Brady Colbert, VA

7 – Erick Brothers Jr., WV

8 – Trent Sibble, NY

11 – Dylan Smith, NC

12 – Charles Higdon, GA

13 – John Vinciguerra, NJ

14 – Markaz Wood, VA

1 – HM Max Acciardi, NJ

2 – #20 Billy Brosko, PA

3 – Derrick Hart, FL

4 – Jason Canavan, NH

5 – Maddox Sunderman, AL

6 – Drake Madole, TX

7 – Colin Pedersen, VA

8 – Braden Marceau, MA

1 – #16 Isaiah Quintero, CA

3 – Dale O’blia, CO

4 – Gabriel Tellez, FL

5 – Musa Tamaradze, MA

6 – Christian Vazquez, FL

10 – Trevon Oehme, SD

11 – Miles Darling, MA

12 – Teague Strobel, SC

13 – Dillon Perdue, WV

14 – Braydon Mitchell, GA

15 – Casey Walker, PA

16 – Darren Florance, NY

1 – Cash Donnell, OK

2 – #11 Canon Acklin, OK

3 – Peyton Ellis, RI

4 – Joseph Clem, NY

5 – HM Bryson Valdez, NM

7 – HM Keyan Hernandez, MT

8 – brodie christmas, Al

9 – HM Parker Sentipal, PA

10 – Lincoln Gregersen, CO

11 – David Fletes, CA

12 – Donovan Schmid, MN

13 – Tanner Tishner, IN

14 – Tucker Kazienko, GA

15 – Reese Titus, CT

2 – #10 Jake Crapps, GA

3 – HM Ethan Rivera, FL

4 – HM Gianni Silvestri, NY

5 – HM Richard Murillo, CA

7 – HM Kyrel Leavell, IN

8 – Matthew Marlow, NY

9 – Jackson Young, NJ

10 – Canon Roark, MO

11 – Breyden Whorton, KY

12 – Charleston Baglio, NC

13 – Sebastian Ortega, NJ

14 – Mason Ziegler, PA

15 – Kyle Levesque, CT

16 – Ryan Heath Burks, VA

17 – Jarvis Little, TN

18 – Matthew Mitchell, AK

2 – Joseph Morris, SC

3 – Tyson Sherlock, MD

4 – Michael Giugliano, NY

5 – Gunnar Myers, PA

6 – Cristian Rivera, AZ

10 – Kiaben Kennedy, NH

11 – James Gonzalez, FL

12 – Colin Kacena, FL

13 – Shane Reilly, PA

1 – HM Nathan Taylor, NJ

2 – HM Joshua Neiwert, WA

3 – Caden Bellis, NY

4 – Michael Trujillo, AZ

5 – Brayden Fahrbach, NY

6 – Landon Desselle, tn

7 – Jonathan Fuller, NJ

8 – Gavin Linsman, MO

9 – HM Kaden Schaefer, FL

10 – Garrett McChesney, TX

11 – HM Blake Reihner, PA

12 – Noah Danforth, GA

13 – Carson Main, VA

14 – Nikolas Trujillo, NM

15 – HM Julian Everitt, PA

16 – Tucker Cell, KS

17 – Brayden Robison, UT

1 – #15 Collin Guffey, CA

2 – HM Gabriel Bouyssou, RI

3 – Judah Aybar, MD

8 – Konlin Weaver, GA

9 – Joseph Liescheski, TX

10 – Dylan Louwagie, MN

11 – Michael Williams, NJ

12 – Luca Felix, WV

1 – HM D’mitri Alarcon, CO

3 – HM Griffin Walizer, PA

4 – Davis Dendy, GA

5 – Jacob Zearfoss, NJ

7 – Roman Onorato, NJ

8 – HM Mekhi Neal, MD

10 – Dane Steel, WY

11 – Thomas Stofka, VA

2 – Seth Larson, GA

3 – Malachi Rider, KY

4 – HM Jake Honey, CA

5 – Braidon Woodward, NY

6 – Oliver Howard, AL

7 – Thomas Potter, VA

9 – Bronson Baxter, TX

1 – Gunner Cramblett, OH

2 – HM Ryan Garvick, PA

5 – HM Shawn Taylor, PA

6 – Creed Thomas, GA

7 – HM Tyler Secoy, GA

8 – HM Carlos Garcia, CA

9 – Nate Blanchette, MA

10 – Tre Wilfong, NC

11 – Vandavian Way, NY

12 – Spencer Fine, RI

1 – HM Gage Wright, WV

2 – HM Keegan Sell, OH

4 – Cayaen Smith, UT

5 – Kevin Olavarria, PA

6 – Christopher Sanchez, FL

7 – Anders Thompson, MT

1 – Landen Shurtleff, UT

2 – HM Diego Costa, CA

3 – Jordan Mills, FL

5 – Pantaleo Varga, NJ

1 – HM Hoke Hogan, GA

2 – HM Michael Murillo, CA

3 – Jonny Slaper, OH

4 – Tucker Bellanca, PA

5 – HM Hudson Skove, NJ

6 – Brian Christie, NJ

2 – Garrett Shaffer, PA

3 – Garrett Crowder, TN

4 – Aidan Schlett, NJ

3 – HM Sebastian Lopez, KS

4 – Christian Solano, NJ

1 – #6 Adrian Dejesus, NJ

2 – #4 Aaron Seidel, PA

3 – #12 Sebastian Degennaro, FL

4 – HM Layne Kleimann, UT

6 – HM Jacob Bond, GA

7 – COLIN MARTIN, VA

10 – Gabriel English, NY

11 – Adam Mattin, OH

13 – Nico Fanella, PA

14 – Luke Johannes, SC

15 – Cole Faircloth, NV

16 – Ryan Haynes, NJ

17 – Marcus Tolentino, CA

18 – Conner Doherty, GA

1 – #2 Nathan Desmond, PA

2 – #8 Brogan Tucker, OH

3 – HM Matthew Botello, MA

5 – Chase Van Hoven, VA

6 – Sergio Vega, AZ

9 – Ethan Uhorchuk, TN

10 – Brandt Harer, PA

11 – Geronimo Rivera, UT

1 – HM Drew Gorman, GA

2 – HM Gauge Botero, PA

3 – Quentin Harding, WA

4 – HM Holden Huhn, OH

5 – HM Tahir Parkins, PA

6 – Jackson Heslin, CT

7 – Brayden Canoyer, NE

8 – Jason Torres, PA

9 – Shane McFillin, PA

10 – Joseph Sanderfer, OH

1 – HM Emmitt Sherlock, MD

2 – HM Casen Roark, TN

3 – Sidney Tildsley, MA

4 – Logan Paradice, GA

5 – Javin Jackson-Bey, TX

6 – Frankie Florio, FL

7 – Miles Velasquez, Ok

8 – Chase Hontz, PA

9 – Griffin LaPlante, NY

10 – Jackson Koppers, NY

11 – Caleb Neal, VA

12 – Jax Obe, NJ

14 – Mason Ketcham, NY

15 – Robert Pavlek, PA

1 – #15 Vince Bouzakis, PA

3 – HM Collin Gaj, PA

4 – Peyton Cox, IL

6 – Aidan Gillings, NY

7 – DORIAN OLIVAREZ, TX

8 – Jared Goldberg, OH

9 – Thomas Pacheco, TX

10 – Dustin Elliott, DE

11 – Jay Eversole, TN

12 – Brian Papcun, GA

13 – Anthony Ceriani, GA

17 – Marc Maurath, CT

1 – HM Beau Hickman, OK

3 – HM Bradley Eaton, OH

4 – Blue Stiffler, SC

5 – Beau Priest, CA

6 – HM Cameron Milheim, PA

7 – Brian Heard, PA

8 – Gabriel Gallardo, AZ

9 – Robert Connelley, NJ

14 – Bray Trivette, NC

2 – Benjamin Smith, MD

3 – Christopher Mance, GA

4 – Kayleb Martin, NY

5 – CJ Torres, FL

6 – Cade Parent, GA

1 – HM Dominic Bambinelli, GA

2 – HM Luke Sipes, PA

4 – Max Norman, TN

5 – Robert De Haven, GA

6 – Charlie Scanlan, PA

6 – Rocco Dellagatta, NJ

7 – Tyrel Miller, OH

8 – Jordan Chapman, NJ

9 – Ryan Burton, NY

10 – Gabriel Fragoso, WA

11 – Jacob Weaver, PA

12 – Drayvn Roberts, CT

13 – Vance Provost, KS

14 – Noah Holman, WA

16 – Jared Rohn, PA

2 – Conor Mccloskey, GA

3 – Braedon Welsh, PA

9 – Cade Blunt, CO

10 – Nicholas Frele, NY

2 – Owen Pummel, OH

3 – Landon Jobber-Spence, VA

4 – Leimana Fager, UT

5 – Kingston Daniells-Silva, NY

6 – James Flores, CA

2 – Jackson Chavis, SC

4 – Kyle Miller, PA

2 – Andrew Henderson, OH

Middle School 75

1 – Cody Clarke, GA

3 – Jaclyn Bouzakis, PA

4 – Cole Lemovitz, CT

5 – Graydon MARTIN, VA

Middle School 80

1 – Brighton Karvoski, CT

2 – Peyton Van Hoven, VA

3 – Eli Gabrielson, MD

4 – Cruz Little, VA

5 – Christopher Metz, GA

6 – Chase Kastner, CT

Middle School 85

2 – Gage Evans, PA

Middle School 90

1 – DJ Clarke, GA

7 – David McNally, MA

8 – Mahmoud ElBardicy, VA

9 – Joseph Pellicci, CT

Middle School 95

1 – Kole Davidheiser, PA

2 – Cooper merli, NY

3 – Anthony Ciotoli, VA

4 – Grayson Davis, DE

5 – Jacob Inserra, NJ

6 – Parker Garcia, UT

10 – Tristan Levin, NY

11 – Chase Martino, NJ

Middle School 100

1 – Dunia Sibomana, NY

2 – Gary McDowell, NY

3 – Mitchell Rowland, NC

4 – Robert Rodriguez, NJ

5 – James Sievers, GA

6 – Riley Storozuk, CT

Middle School 112

2 – Anthony Valls, NY

3 – Max Wirnsberger, PA

4 – Mikey Bautista, NJ

8 – Andres DiGrigoli, FL

9 – Johnathan Moder, FL

10 – William Etu, CA

11 – Martin Foldes, VA

12 – Carnell Davis, RI

Middle School 119

1 – Jair Jackson-Bey, TX

2 – Michael Turi, PA

5 – Matthew Almedina, PA

Middle School 127

1 – Zeno Moore, FL

6 – Klint Miller, PA

7 – Harrison Ratliff, OH

8 – Vincent Rivera, CT

Middle School 135

2 – Asa Reis, VT

3 – Will Deutschlander, TX

4 – Nathan Mallari, OR

Middle School 142

1 – Ryan Rios, CA

2 – Samuel almedina, PA

3 – Chris Creason, VA

7 – Mario Fornini, NJ

8 – Kalias Nazario, FL

Middle School 154

6 – Ryker Roundy, UT

7 – William Thwaits, AZ

2 – Luke Fugazzotto, PA

Middle School 180

2 – Brennen Yamane, AL

3 – Cristian Alvarez, NJ

2 – Mateo Vinciguerra, NJ

3 – Caleb Tyler, PA

4 – Trayvn Boger, UT

5 – X’zavion Colcough, GA

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