Committee members are likely to be in atten- dance, including Mayor Jim Auxer, various town staff and Police Chief David Ransom. Boyd said local band the Shamaicans will per- form from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and free snacks will be served. “Its a simple tour, food and a little entertain- ment,” she said. Student earns national honors ST. JAMES, Md. – Saint James School senior David Suh of Korea is one of 16,000 semifinalists in the 57th annual National Merit Scholarship Program (NMSC). Classmate Sterling Xie of Shepherdstown was named as a National Merit Commended Student. Suh was one of more than 1.5 million entrants who took the 2010 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. Suh is one of 42 sen- iors in the Class of 2012. Zack Grossi teamed with Ryan Stewart on a 61-yard scoring strike with 8:58 left in the first quarter. Senior defen- sive end (Cumberland, Md./Fort Hill) blocked the extra point attempt. Junior quarterback (Davidsonville, Md./South River) con- nected with sophomore wide receiver (Lusby, Md./Patuxent) on a 27- yard scoring strike on a fourth-and-13 play with 6:14 left in the first quarter to give the Rams a 14-6 advantage. The Mountain Lions tied the game on a nine- yard pass from Grossi to pass to Garrett Hammett with six sec- onds left in the first quarter. Brian Kennedy connected with Chris Rodriguez on the two- point play. Concord took a 21-14 lead into halftime on a three-yard run by Kennedy with 9:08 left in the second quarter. John Scritchfield added the extra point. Rodriguez, who rushed for a game-high 87 yards on 12 carries, rambled 53 yards for a touchdown with 14:17 left in the game to seal the win. Cooper completed 20-of-38 passes for 148 yards for the Rams. Sophomore running back (Elgin, Ill./Eastern Illinois) led the Shepherd ground game with 40 yards on 17 car- ries. Randall Hawkins had 10 receptions for 128 yards for the Mountain Lions. Shepherd was limited to only 204 yards of total offense while Concord amassed 461 total offensive yards. Shepherd falls to 4-1, 2-1 in WVIAC play, while Concord improves to 3-2, 3-0. The Rams return to action next Saturday when they travel to West Virginia Wesleyan for a noon contest. Friday, October 7, 2011 The Shepherdstown Chronicle 15 Rams from page 3 Briefly from page 1
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frompage3 frompage1 ment,”shesaid. Shepherdstownwas namedasaNational MeritCommended Student. Suhwasoneofmore than1.5millionentrants whotookthe2010 Preliminary SAT/NationalMerit ScholarshipQualifying Test. Suhisoneof42sen- iorsintheClassof2012. totaloffensewhile Concordamassed461 totaloffensiveyards. Shepherdfallsto4-1, 2-1inWVIACplay, whileConcordimproves to3-2,3-0.TheRams returntoactionnext Saturdaywhenthey traveltoWestVirginia Wesleyanforanoon contest.
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Committee membersare likely to be in atten-dance, includingMayorJimAuxer, various townstaff and Police ChiefDavid Ransom.Boyd said local band
the Shamaicans will per-form from 11:30 a.m. to12:30 p.m. and free snackswill be served.“Its a simple tour, food
and a little entertain-
ment,” she said.
Student earnsnational honorsST. JAMES,Md. – Saint
James School senior DavidSuh of Korea is one of16,000 semifinalists in the57th annualNationalMerit ScholarshipProgram (NMSC).Classmate Sterling Xie of
Shepherdstownwasnamed as aNationalMerit CommendedStudent.Suh was one of more
than 1.5 million entrantswho took the 2010PreliminarySAT/National MeritScholarship QualifyingTest.Suh is one of 42 sen-
iors in the Class of 2012.
Zack Grossi teamedwith Ryan Stewart on a61-yard scoring strikewith 8:58 left in the firstquarter. Senior defen-sive end (Cumberland,Md./Fort Hill) blockedthe extra point attempt.Junior quarterback
(Davidsonville,Md./South River) con-nected with sophomorewide receiver (Lusby,Md./Patuxent) on a 27-yard scoring strike on afourth-and-13 play with6:14 left in the firstquarter to give theRams a 14-6 advantage.The Mountain Lions
tied the game on a nine-yard pass from Grossi topass to GarrettHammett with six sec-onds left in the firstquarter. Brian Kennedyconnected with ChrisRodriguez on the two-point play.
Concord took a 21-14lead into halftime on athree-yard run byKennedy with 9:08 leftin the second quarter.John Scritchfield addedthe extra point.Rodriguez, who
rushed for a game-high87 yards on 12 carries,rambled 53 yards for atouchdown with 14:17left in the game to sealthe win.Cooper completed
20-of-38 passes for 148yards for the Rams.Sophomore running
back (Elgin, Ill./EasternIllinois) led theShepherd ground gamewith 40 yards on 17 car-ries.Randall Hawkins had
10 receptions for 128yards for the MountainLions.Shepherd was limited
to only 204 yards of
total offense whileConcord amassed 461total offensive yards.Shepherd falls to 4-1,
2-1 in WVIAC play,while Concord improvesto 3-2, 3-0. The Ramsreturn to action nextSaturday when theytravel to West VirginiaWesleyan for a nooncontest.
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