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2010 Diamond State Games Field Hockey
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Field Hockey Entry
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If you have any trouble downloading the Diamond State Games Field Hockey entry form, either send us a note to desports@verizon.net or call 302-547-4645 so we can email one or send one through the regular mail
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Featured Athlete Video
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This is an athlete recruitment video for Rachel Oidtman from Mt. Pleasant HS in Wilmington, DE. It features highlights of her performance from the 2009 DE Field Hockey season. Call 302-547-4645 to have us create one and post it here on this site for you.
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Picture Contest
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Enter the 2010 Delaware Sports Picture Contest and win a $50 mall gift certificate. Simply send your best sports shots to pictures@delawaresports.com. We'll post them, vote on them, and hand out the cert.
No purchase necessary to enter. Photos must be in a JPG file. Please keep file size under 250k. Sending your picture grants us rights to post any picture sent. Photographer retains initial rights. Please don't do things that force us to make up new rules and new legal jargon. Send picture, hope to win.
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Welcome
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This is the home of
Delaware Sports Video Productions - See Highlight Video Segments for past and future local sports highlight reels.
The Diamond State Games
Injured Athlete Assistance Foundation - Soon to move to www.injuredathletesusa.com To contribute to the IAAF please go to www.delawaresports.net until the move is complete.
and some local sports articles. If you wish to become a contributor to the information sections of this site please write to sports@delawaresports.com
For all other information please feel free to call Marshal Manlove at 302-547-4645.
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Take the Challenge
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Register NOW!
Marshal's Million Pound Challenge
Become a Black Belt in Weightlifting
Raise money for the Injured Athlete Assistance Foundation
Challenge begins January 1
Submit an email to lift@delawaresports.com with your intention to enter so that we can send the entry fee information to you or download the file below and enter via US Mail to 338 Tamara Circle, Newark, DE 19711
Download Entry Form and complete rules below
Take Marshal’s Million Pound Challenge for the New Year. Lift a cumulative amount of a million pounds and begin to work your way to earning a Black Belt in Weight Lifting.
Rules:
1- Ten specific exercises are to be used to accumulate weight lifting goals for this event. Barbell or Dumbbell curls, Dumbbell Flies, Bench Press, Shoulder Press, Dead Lift, Squat Lift, Lat Pulldown, Triceps Extension or Press down, Leg Extensions, Leg Curls
2- Each time you enter the gym and intend to do any of the above exercises pick up a daily lifting form.
3- For each exercise you get credit for lifting a weight for each repetition that you do. For example, if you are bench pressing and doing 3 sets of 10 repetitions at 100 pounds you would get credit for 3000 pounds for that exercise (3x10x100).
4- Have someone with whom you are working, or a staff member, verify your totals.
5- Submit the completed form to the front desk of your participating location or you can mail it to Delaware Sports at 338 Tamara Circle, Newark, DE 19711 or email it to lift@delawaresports.com6- Entry fees for the first level of this competition are $25. Each additional level is $20. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Injured Athlete Assistance Foundation. (More information about the IAAF can be found at www.delawaresports.com) 7- There is no time frame for completion of this event.
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Marshal's Million Pound Challenge
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Injured Athlete Assistance Foundation Donations
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Please consider making a donation to the Injured Athlete's Assistance Foundation.
Please register for our Facebook group
http://www.facebook.com/#/group.php?gid=233708264649&ref=ts
Please go to www.delawaresports.net to do so for now. Shortly a new site will be found at www.injuredathletesusa.com
Donations made at this time are going directly to the start-up costs involved with creating the legal structure of the organization.
You are sending money, at this time, to me, Marshal Manlove. I am donating the first $250 towards this project. All funds donated, minus the charge that PayPal charges here, will go directly to the founding and establishment of this organization.
You can also send a donation to 338 Tamara Circle, Newark, DE 19711. Make check payable to Injured Athletes Assistance Foundation. There are no fees deducted from a check so 100% of any donation made by check will go toward the fund.
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Announcement
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After watching the 14th player since I have been following high school sports in Delaware since 1995 leave the field on a stretcher, I have decided to make some changes to what I do on Delawaresports.com.
I am going to do this a bit backwards and make this announcement first and then give the reasons why afterward.
I have talked about doing this for some time but have become so bogged down in the daily minutia of this website that it has my priorities backwards.
We are going to create a foundation called the Injured Athletes Assistance Foundation and use Delawaresports.com as its home base, at least for the time being.
This foundation, at least as of this moment, will have the following purposes:
1- To identify those in our athletic community who are still struggling with disabling injuries without regard to when they took place.
2- To monitor our athletic community for athletes who become severely injured and to continually monitor their progress and needs.
3- To financially assist athletes who become injured playing sports. Our priority will be on those who become permanently and critically injured whether on the field or off the field.
4- To never let anyone forget those in our athletic community who become disabled. Our site and organization will not allow our community to forget what is happening with this people.
5- To provide counseling services to injured athletes and their families.
6- To provide further counseling services to coaches and teammates of fallen athletes.
7- To build a center where physical and emotional therapy can take place.
8- To expand our reach nationwide.
9- To continue to create events and gatherings to raise awareness and funds to achieve the above objectives.
10- Create workshops for new coaches designed to raise awareness of safety issues and concerns.
11- To keep these injured people on top of our priority lists FOR AS LONG AS IT TAKES to see them healthy again.
Hopefully I can find some more like minded people willing to help me with what could be a very large project. Alone, I cannot do this.
I am looking to start to do this with a lot of assistance and hopefully my friends and community will not let me down with this project.
First I would like to find people interested in brainstorming this project and fine tuning an ultimate mission. Anyone is welcome to help.
Second, I will clearly need an attorney and an accountant who are willing to donate time to set up this organization as a not-for-profit entity and to keep the books.
Third, I do not need to run this organization. If someone wishes to take the lead because he or she has superior organization skills, that would be great. But if not, it’ll be me. I will need folks willing to join a board of directors and take on real responsibilities.
That is the starting point and I am taking phone calls right now at 302-547-4645 to discuss any of this further.
Now, a little more about why these changes will take place.
As I had mentioned in a previous note on the site, there are plenty of places online to get the trivia about local sports…the scores, the standings, etc. When I first started this site there wasn’t anyone doing what I did and not even the newspapers. Now, of course, everyone has caught up and the large companies surpassed what I was able to do with all of the resources at their disposal. And all of the schools and sports teams have their own websites so unless I did something particularly creative there was no real reason for the generic sports fan to visit the site journaling the minutia of sports. So with everything that I do these days there just isn’t any justifiable reason for me to continue chronicling these things and have decided to stop doing so.
But my reasons for stopping that are trivial as well and just not really important to anyone.
So what is important to you and to our communities? There is no doubt that there are plenty of answers to that but for the purpose of this the answer is simply about these kids who get hurt playing sports.
When I saw Nyerere Pritchett from the Charter School of Wilmington lying face down in the cold wet muck of Concord High School’s football field last Saturday, there were a couple of things that ran through my mind, besides the simply obvious fact that I hoped he was going to be ok. First, it was a lousy weather day and because it was as miserable as it was those around me at the time just wanted to get home. In fact, while Pritchett was getting medical attention someone even said that this was sort of “good” because they would have to stop the game now.
I’m not sure that I can properly articulate what it feels like to hold an injured friend or family member in your arms. And writing about having held someone or a pet in your arms as they breathe their final breaths is something even more difficult to describe.
But there was only one thing that ran through my mind in those moments that have happened to me and it’s simply this…I would have given anything that I had or done anything that I could to keep that from happening. Everything else and I do mean everything else was and is trivial. Nothing else is important at that time and really in the grand scheme of things everything else is placed into a different perspective then. For me all of those moments have combined to completely alter the way that I think about life and what my priorities are. Not that they were skewed in any poorly prioritized way, but rather that my thought process was just different.
I was watching Pritchett’s mother on the field standing over her fallen son and it brought back those thoughts of my experiences. It’s such a dark, lonely, and desperate feeling.
Yet that is the potentially just the beginning for that family. God forbid that Pritchett became paralyzed that day which, thank goodness, he did not as I learned the next day. What happens then to our fallen athletes? Well, generally there is an initial outpouring of support from the community and our community does not fail there.
Do you have any idea what happens back at home with these families? I’d say that most do not. Some don’t know how such an injury can tear apart a family financial (although most people can certainly guess). Most don’t know how it can tear apart a family emotionally and that is perhaps the worst part of it all.
There are two other things in particular that bother me about this. Have you ever had someone tell you how much they wished for everything to be ok for you in a real extra serious tone? It’s almost as if because they use some extra inflection in their voice it makes them believe they are really doing something special to help you. Perhaps they put an arm around you and say it or they do something different with their expression. Whatever it or the sentiment might be is normally sincere and sometimes will do the trick, but still they are simply just words. While the words are welcome, what do they really do if you have just lost someone to injury or death when your own world has fallen apart? Now, I’m not talking about those out there who really mean what they say and will follow up with action, I am again referring to those who use that extra inflection and expression who really won’t, or even can’t, do anything else. Am I one of just a few that bothers?
Perhaps that is just a pet peeve, but the second thing is more disturbing to me…that we forget who these critically injured people are after a while. Sure we go out and run a 5K to raise money, perhaps send a donation right away. We might even go out on the one year mark to remember and support again. But after time, we stop doing so. We forget about these people. I can’t blame anyone for living their own lives of course, but I can imagine that there are some people out there who might see that perhaps their priorities could be re-arranged a bit to help out some people who have been forgotten and are still in need. Perhaps there are some people out there who will join me to make yet another difference in our communities.
Well, I continue down this path further that I care to at right now although I might continue on at another time, but that’s enough to begin to explain what I will do with my particular time on Delawaresports.com from this point forward. Feel free to call me at 302-547-4645 to talk about this further.
Regards,
Marshal Manlove
Publisher
Delaware Sports
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The Hypno Tour
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If you are looking to plan an event which is either a public event or a fund-raising event of any kind, or own an establishment looking to book some unique entertainment, please consider becoming part of the 2010 Marshal Manlove Hypno-Tour. Contact 302-547-4645 for more information. To see examples of these types of shows, visit www.firststatehypnosis.com in the comedy section.
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Welcome to Delaware Sports
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Delaware Sports Video Productions specializes in College Recruitment Videos and team highlight videos. Make
Contact Marshal at 302-547-4645 or write marshal@delawaresports.com
Fall season arrangements with us now for team highlight and game tape videos.. If you want to play sports in college, you will need a highlight tape. Get one done by the only people (as far as we know) who ONLY do sports videos. |
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Make an appointment to have Dr. Rautio make custom sports mouth guards for your child or your team. Custom mouth guards can be made in your team colors!
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The Delaware Sports mascot
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(short for Spooky's Little Brother)
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Make an appointment to have Dr. Rautio make custom sports
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First State Hypnosis
Marshal Manlove, CHT
www.FirstStateHypnosis.com
302-5 47-4645
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Appointments CANNOT be made via email.
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Delaware Sports Video Productions
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302-547-4645
Sports Highlight Videos
College Recruitment Tapes
Single and Multi-Game Shoots
Still Picture to Video or DVD projects.
Do not wait until your senior year to have a recruitment video shot and edited!
Student athletes who have used our recruitment video services are now participating at the college level.
Here is a partial list:
Delaware, Wesley, Penn State, Goucher, Monmouth, Vassar, Georgia Tech, Seton Hall, Widener, DeSales, Villanova, Lehigh, DE State, Rowan, Wilmington, North Carolina, Maryland, Duke, Tennessee, Washington, Virginia, William & Mary, Ursinus, Washington, Salisbury State, Towson, Richmond, St. Joseph's, Shippensburg, West Chester, Rutgers, Villanova, West Virginia State, Gettysburg, Brown
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