Who is NEWBILL wrestling for this year. I hope he is doing good this year and he will be state champ easly this year. GOOD LUCK GLENN

Ron Hawthorne

Turner 119 Becomes able to wrestle at semester

Hey man thanks for that.

who is glenn newbill?

I've coached Glen since he was 12. He was a high school state placer and placed at kids state a few times. I look forward to him competing for a 5A state title.

Ahhhh, Oldbeak.

How we missed him. Good luck to you on your quest for a title.

If only Jhris or Fatbat were around to join me in remembering our old friend...

Hey TREY when do u guys practice. Because i want to come and work out with u some times. Because i need to work out with some wrestlers before i go to France to the Judo world cup. Are u the head coach now. Good luck Trey u made me a better wrestler and helped me out a lot thanks man. I am a member of team usa now. I should be competing in the 2008 OYLMPIC in China. I already won the world championship donw in brazil.
Well talk to u later.

RON HAWTHORNE

wow, i thought Oldbeak surely would have graduated by now.

I feel so left out of the Oldbeak joke?!?!

Anyway I am glad to hear from u Ron and see that u are doing big things. We have practice daily afterschool and u are more than welcome to stop by and see how the new crop is doing.

Keep in touch.

Mo Lawal always says he should be competing in 2008 as do many other people in various sports that haven't qualified yet.

well maybe his profile should not say olympic athlete if you haven't made the team yet, and i love all this glenn kid winning state im sure trison graham is gonna use that comment to fuel his way to another state championship and becoming ark city's next chance for a four timer

Great job on the research Curtis!

Great job Ron!

first of all noone is trying to discrediting anyone from ark city, the rep and tradition Ark City has built in Ks is second to none...

I dont know anything about Ron doing Judo but if u go to GOOGLE and type in "Ron Hawthorne" judo u get

this from FOx 4

http://www.wdaftv4.com/fullstory.asp?ID=9702

this from the USOC Pressbox

http://www.usocpressbox.org/usoc/pressbo...ment&Click=


and this fom the USOC http://www.usoc.org/73_37205.htm

Richarddsayler i am on the PARALYMPIC TEAM. And yes i did Compete in the 2005 IBSA WORLD JUDO AND TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS AUGUST 4-9 in Coloredo Springs CO. I am the same Ron Hawthorne that whent to state for the Kansas State School for the Blind and also Schlagle. I trained at the OTC twice this summer under paralympic coaches. 9th Degree black belt, GRANDMASTER WALTER DEAN 8th degree black belt, Willie Cahill. And the first person ever to win a GOLD medal in usa history in JUDO in the 2000 paralympic's STOTT MOORE 73kgs. Right along with onther paralympic team mate Kevin Szott 100+kgs.
If you stayed in the Kansas city area u would have seen me on TV Fox 4, Channel 9 and Metro Sports. Talking about me making the World Team. Right now i train at Welcome mat judo club with Steve Scott who also coached a World Team and also Choons Lee Black Belt Academy with Master Raggie 4th degree black belt. Since people like doing resurch i am going to help u out a little bit. I will be competing in the 2006 World Cup in Judo in the 60kgs in France. I am also the seond person in KSSB's history to go to STATE i when 3x. But i am not for sure what the guy name is that whent before me but, he was STATE Champ back in 1971 for the Kansas State School for The Blind look it up if u dont beleave me. Well i hope i answered every ones questions about me.

Here is a web site u can visit.
http://www.usaba.org

U.S. Track and Field Junior National Team Excels at 2005 International Blind Sports Association World Youth Championships




by Ryan Lucas / Jessica Reyes - U.S. Association of Blind Athletes (719-630-0422)


















FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 08/07/05
CONTACT: Jessica Delos Reyes or Ryan Lucas (719) 630-0422

COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. – The United States Association of Blind Athletes is pleased to announce the United States medal-winning track and field athletes at the 2005 World Youth Championships. The United States Junior National team won six medals, including the gold medal in the 400-meter team relays.

Spain took the lead early in the team relay, maintaining it until late in the race. The Spanish team’s final battalion transfer went awry, allowing the United States to take the lead and win the gold medal in the 400-meter team relay.

Markeith Price easily won gold medals in the boys’ 600-meter dash and the long jump. Kyleigh Altenburg likewise won two medals for the U.S., the first a gold in the girls’ discus, where teammate Andrea Gephardt took silver, and the second a bronze in the long jump. Tony Selvaggio also won gold for his effort in the boys’ shot put.

The track and field competition took place this weekend at Wasson High School’s Garry Barry Stadium. The competition included events in the long jump, shot put, javelin, high jump, numerous relays (60-, 300, 600, 100, 400, 800 and 1500-meter dash) and team relays (100- and 400-meter dash).

The 2005 World Youth Championships include competition in four sports for blind and visually-impaired athletes, ages 13-19. These sports include track and field, swimming, judo and goalball; a team sport for blind and visually impaired athletes in which two teams roll a ball with bells inside across a court to score goals.

Athletes from 26 countries spanning five continents competed in the 2005 World Youth Championships.

The 2005 U.S. Junior National track and field team features athletes from all over the country, including Trisha Chase (Murray, Utah), Kristen Millerov (Caro, Mich.), Wilkens Eugene (Macon, Ga.), Terry Garett (Fort Lupton, Colo.), Tony Selvaggio (St. Louis, Mo.), Joma Leonard (Union City, Ga.), Ron Hawthorne (Kansas City, Kan.), Juanita Lillie (Coopersville, Mich.), Andrea Gebhart (Jenison, Mich.), Kyleigh Altenburg (Cove, Ore.), Markeith Price (Baltimore, Md.), Joseph Gray, Victoria Guin (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Jordan Walters (Colorado Springs, Colo.) and Cory Bigby.

Jim Vargo (Jeffersonville, Ind.) will coach the 2005 junior national track and field team. Vargo will be assisted by Tim Cobb (Imperial, Mo.) and Derrick Thigpen (Atlanta, Ga.).

For more information, please contact Ryan Lucas or Jessica Delos Reyes at (719) 630-0422 or pressofficer@usaba.org .

The United States Association of Blind Athletes, a member organization of the U.S. Olympic Committee, is a non-profit organization that provides training for blind and visually impaired athletes for competition in nine sports. USABA members range from blind children developing sports skills to elite athletes who train for competitions such as the Paralympic Games, which continually draws more than 4,000 disabled athletes.












Author:
Ryan Lucas / Jessica Reyes



Organization:
U.S. Association of Blind Athletes



Phone:
719-630-0422

Hey thanks Trey. I will try to come in soon to work out with u

Do any body have know the Lee Summit North Tournament results.