Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Got to check this out soon.

TeamUnify: "OnDeck from TeamUnify is a revolutionary mobile coaching tool that will enable swim coaches to coach more and administrate far less. OnDeck is FREE and connects wirelessly to BackOffice making OnDeck easy-to-use. MORE"

Play some music this season.

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Sunday, December 06, 2009

Saturday, December 05, 2009

Christmas

The holidays are really feeling like they are coming fast. Everyone is starting to decorate and we have put up a lot of decorations here.

New Phone

For my birthday, on the 4th, I got a new phone called the Samsung Moment from Sprint with Google. I really love it and have been downloading various apps. I am actually sending this post from it now. It's great. I hope I will be able to put more posts out now because of the convienience.

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Friday, October 23, 2009

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Pirate game! Free Tix!



The Pirates beat the SD Padres, 5-1. Pirates started with 2 triples in the frist inning. First baseman, Garrett Jones, played a good game for the Pirates.

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Water Polo Tournament At IUP

My water polo team recently had a tournament at IUP against the Lawrenceville Prep school from New Jersey. It was a lot of fun and went really well. We had three games. The first, a boys varsity game (I played in that one.), a girls game (Some boys played in that one because we needed subs so the girls could rest, so I played a little in that one.), and a novice game (In which I played a little, and then was retired in the second half.). It was my team's overall first game, and we were happy with our results.

We had practiced for three weeks with pool time at Citiparks pools: Highland and Ammon.

I scored once in the second game, and my brother scored an amazing half court shot to cap the four goals he made. I had a good amount of assists and I played pretty well in all three games, playing the best in the varsity mens' game when I was more fresh. The only set back was that I am an eleven year old and the opposing team was made up of high school kids. I think that I can honestly say that I definitely kept with them and held my own.

I was reasonably nervous, but I guess that is understandable considering the circumstances in which I was playing, the circumstances including age and experience. It was a bit intimidating in the beginning. But when you start to really play, there are some set backs, but the rules are the over all equalizers.

Some of our 'go-to-guys' included my brother in the hole, and Tate Williams playing strong as well in different positions. We had a pretty well rounded team, and did rather well.

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Cancer Patient Meets Olympic Gold Medalist | Firstcoastnews.com | Sports

Cancer Patient Meets Olympic Gold Medalist | Firstcoastnews.com | Sports: "She says swimming helps keep her spirits high and her energy up.

Coutant also finds inspiration in Olympic Gold Medalist Michael Phelps. She says they have something in common.

'He had something to overcome and he did,' says Coutant, referring to Phelps' ADHD. 'It was hard but he kept going with it and that inspired me.'

Coutant's dream has been to meet Phelps. This weekend, the local non-profit organization, Dreams Come True, made her wish come true.

Coutant and her family were flown to Phelps' hometown of Baltimore. They spent the day with him, eating lunch and watching him swim. Phelps also autographed her swim cap.

'It has definitely inspired me to try even harder and go even farther,' says Coutant.

Guys with Ties of Jacksonville is Coutant's sponsor for Dreams Come True. Dreams is the only locally based non-proft organization dedicated to fulfilling dreams of children with life-threatening illnesses.
©2009 First Coast News. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, rewritten, or redistributed."

Thursday, May 07, 2009

Grant entries for Cleveland

Busby - CSU Meet
MeeDate: June 19,20,21, 2009

EventNumber1: 22
Event1: 200 free
EntryTime1: 2:52.47 LCM

EventNumber2: 28
Event2: 50 breast
EntryTime2: 53.22 LCM

EventNumber3: 32
Event3: 50 free
EntryTime3: 35.24 LCM

EventNumber4: 62
Event4: 100 free
EntryTime4: 1:19.33 LCM

EventNumber5: 68
Event5: 50 fly
EntryTime5: 50.10 LCM

EventNumber6: 72
Event6: 100 back
EntryTime6: 1:39.11 LCM

EventNumber7: 98
Event7: 100 breast
EntryTime7: 1:51.92 LCM

EventNumber8: 102
Event8: 50 back
EntryTime8: 45.82 LCM

EventNumber9: 108
Event9: 100 fly = 1:53.65 LCM

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Lewis, Clark, Jefferson, Seaman, and other travel mates

Dress rehersal #1:



Save as above but via another video server:

Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Saturday, March 21, 2009

Grant got golf clubs

Wow.

Today the boys are to go golfing, but it is going to be cold.

Friday, February 20, 2009

Wednesday, February 04, 2009

Idita Splash

The Nome Northstar Swim Team, a USA Swimming affiliated team in Nome, Alaska, is asking for some help. They are trying to spread the word about their "Idita-Splash" fitness event. Visit their web site at www.idita-splash.com. The Idita-Splash fitness event was created at the request of Iditarod and water fans, as an event to promote physical fitness (through aquatics) in the spirit of the famous Iditarod Sled Dog Race. The Iditarod Sled Dog Race begins in Anchorage, Alaska and ends 1049 dog miles away under the finish arches in Nome, Alaska. Anyone, anywhere, can complete the Idita-Splash (while keeping themselves fit) by totaling all of their water activity minutes (lap swims, water aerobics and classes, etc.) from January 2nd to March 31st, 2009, with a goal of logging 1049 minutes. You can log your minutes anywhere you swim! They hope that we will join them for this year's event and get in the best shape of your life! Registration is $25.00 for the event, which includes an event T-shirt. For a $45.00 registration fee, you can get an event "hoody" sweatshirt. All proceeds go to the Nome Northstar Swim Team, a team of 39 swimmers aged 7-16 years old. Funds are used to pay for team costs, which includes airfare to meets, as their team has to fly at least 500 air miles to compete against their nearest USA Swim team!