Monday, March 27, 2006
Getting older
Well, some of the JR Scheuber males are getting older. We just celebrated Ben’s 13th birthday and Matt’s 18th. Who can believe it? Both are getting into the music scene. Ben is doing great at the piano and is now picking up guitar. Matt plays guitar and has his own band. Check out his band “Hattie Carroll” (named after a Bob Dylan song) at their website http://www.myspace.com/hattiecarroll You can even listen to some of their songs.
The cool thing is Matt and I are collaborating on some music for my next dance. Now, I know time has passed since I first tried to teach a little 4-year old Matt how to do an arabesque. I think this career path is more to his liking!
Sent from proud aunt Sandi
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
''FOR ALL TO ENJOY''
- I wish for you hearts filled with love, the luck of the Irish, the laughter of gods, and health and happiness. What else is there? For with all of these, you already have the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow!
Monday, March 06, 2006
Thanks Auntie Fran!
Hello to all,
We weren't aware Anne had made the Turlock Journal so, needless to say, Auntie Fran's find was exciting news! The news piece brought back to mind a comment Uncle Jim had made to Anne at the Fourth of July -- he said something to the affect that, now that she was beginning high school, he hoped he'd be reading about her in the newspaper! I guess we'll have to get him a Turlock Journal subscription!!
Lots of love,
Lori
Saturday, March 04, 2006
''WAY TO GO ANNIE COLEMAN''
| Sports |
Turlock High School's JV team wins Pitman soccer tournament
Friday, March 3, 2006 11:00 PM PST
Friday, March 3, 2006 11:00 PM PST
From Reports
The Turlock High School girls junior varsity soccer team won the Pitman Soccer Tournament last weekend after beating Beyer 3-1 in the championship game on Saturday.
Annie Coleman found the back of the net twice, scoring her first goal in 24 seconds and then again in the eighth minute off an assist by striker Lauren Smith.
In the 30th minute Kalyn Ow played a through ball to Smith to make the score 3-1.
Turlock started off the tournament with a forfeit win over West High School of Tracy and then beating Johansen 3-0, Downey 6-0 and finally Beyer 3-1.
Coleman led the team with three goals and the defense was led by Whitney Stowe who kept two teams scoreless.
The Turlock High School girls junior varsity soccer team won the Pitman Soccer Tournament last weekend after beating Beyer 3-1 in the championship game on Saturday.
Annie Coleman found the back of the net twice, scoring her first goal in 24 seconds and then again in the eighth minute off an assist by striker Lauren Smith.
In the 30th minute Kalyn Ow played a through ball to Smith to make the score 3-1.
Turlock started off the tournament with a forfeit win over West High School of Tracy and then beating Johansen 3-0, Downey 6-0 and finally Beyer 3-1.
Coleman led the team with three goals and the defense was led by Whitney Stowe who kept two teams scoreless.
I WAS CHECKING OUT ,THE TURLOCK JOURNAL----SPORT SECTION---NATURNALLY , AND I'M READING ABOUT GRAND NIECE (ANNIE COLEMAN) THESE SCHEUBER---COLEMAN YOUNG LADIES , ARE GETTING A LOT OF ATTENTION ON THE SPORT PAGES. (CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL ).!!!!!
TAKE CARE AND GOD BLESS, AUNTIE FRAN---FRAN.
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
''WAY TO GO AJA''
AJA, CONGRATULATIONS, ON HAVING BEEN INVITED TO PARTICIPATE ON THE USA ATHLETES SOFTBALL TEAM THAT IS TRAVELLING TO (ARUBA) FROM JULY26-AUGUST2,2006 TO COMPETE IN THE (ARUBA FRIENDSHIP SERIES.)THIS TOUR IS AN EXCELLENT EVENT THAT FOSTERS INTERNATIONAL GOODWILL AND FRIENDSHIP AMONG NATIONS, AS WELL AS PROMOTING THE GAME OF SOFTBALL.
(THE REST OF THE STORY-----)
WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE U.S. OLYMPIC PROGAM, THERE ARE FEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR ATHLETES TO EXPERIENCE
COMPETITION, HISTORY AND CULTURE OF OTHER COUNTRIES, AND HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO SHOWCASE THEIR TALENTS ON AN INTERNATIONAL LEVEL. USA ATHLETES INTERNATIONAL HAS BEEN ESTABLISHING THESE MEANS FOR ATHLETES SINCE 1991.
WE ARE AJA'S PROUD GRANDPARENTS AND HOPE YOU ALL ENJOY READING ABOUT THIS PROGRAM.
TAKE CARE&GOD BLESS, AUNTIE FRAN& UNCLE BILL--- FRAN & BILL.
''NEW UP-DATE ---AJA SCHEUBER''
| Wednesday, March 1, 2006 |
| Sports |
THS grad Aja Scheuber picked to play for USA All-Star softball team
By Shamus Byrne
Tuesday, February 28, 2006 10:37 PM PST
By Shamus Byrne
Tuesday, February 28, 2006 10:37 PM PST
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| Turlock Journal photo by Diane Stevenson Turlock's Aja Scheuber practices her powerful pitches for the Turlock High School softball team. |
The Merced Junior College softball team, which boasts four starters from the 2004 Turlock High School graduating class is currently 9-4 thanks in part to the leadership of former THS Bulldog Aja Scheuber.
Scheuber is currently the top starting pitcher and top hitter at Merced JC.
Last season, Scheuber was selected as a Central Valley Conference All-League player and she made the All-Northern California team.
She was recently selected to the USA Athletes International All-Star team that is traveling to Aruba to play in a seven-day international tournamentfrom July 26 through August 2.
Lois Kirk, a centerfielder for Merced JC and a product of Atwater High SChool and Scheuber were both selected to the USA International team. Scheuber and four of her teammates, Chelsea Pedretti 3B, Sandra Pulido 2B, Tiffany Waterson 1B and Alexis Vierra RF all came out of the THS graduating class of 2004.
Scheuber is currently the top starting pitcher and top hitter at Merced JC.
Last season, Scheuber was selected as a Central Valley Conference All-League player and she made the All-Northern California team.
She was recently selected to the USA Athletes International All-Star team that is traveling to Aruba to play in a seven-day international tournamentfrom July 26 through August 2.
Lois Kirk, a centerfielder for Merced JC and a product of Atwater High SChool and Scheuber were both selected to the USA International team. Scheuber and four of her teammates, Chelsea Pedretti 3B, Sandra Pulido 2B, Tiffany Waterson 1B and Alexis Vierra RF all came out of the THS graduating class of 2004.
