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Post by Go Plainedge! on Nov 12, 2005 16:49:56 GMT -5
Congratulations to the team! They defeated Wantagh today and will play for the Conference Championship.
Go Plainedge!!!
Thank goodness for the car washes. The team earned this in more ways than one!
Anyone have a contact at Newsday or News 12? This is definitely news worthy. A team that was nearly non-existent this year can now win it all.
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Post by justfacts on Nov 16, 2005 22:51:44 GMT -5
Go Plainedge! You really got going with this one!
But tell me true - is the rumor that I heard factual or not? The way I heard it that part of the last minute action was that Plainedge was going for a field goal to tie the game - but a "fumble" to the ball holder allowed him to pick up the ball and pass it to the kicker who went in for a touchdown - and the final win!
That's play-fake action that is worthy of any BIG-LEAGUE team if true! * * * Hoo-Ray for them!
P.S. Another part I heard is that the ball holder had previously been ordered by a Coach (under Dr. Richman's specific direction) to not even set foot on the School grounds - let alone the field or the sidelines! (under the guise of a trumped up medical "problem")
Seems Richman held a grudge against the player's father.
Good thing the father took the District to a Judge in a Court of Law - who got the medical info straightened out, put the imperial Richman in his place and allowed the son his right to go back onto the field - and play!
Seems the family name was Chaloupka.
Tell me, are these facts, or rumors?
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Post by elphaba65 on Nov 17, 2005 7:50:44 GMT -5
.S. Another part I heard is that the ball holder had previously been ordered by a Coach (under Dr. Richman's specific direction) to not even set foot on the School grounds - let alone the field or the sidelines! (under the guise of a trumped up medical "problem")
Seems Richman held a grudge against the player's father.
Good thing the father took the District to a Judge in a Court of Law - who got the medical info straightened out, put the imperial Richman in his place and allowed the son his right to go back onto the field - and play!
Seems the family name was Chaloupka.
Tell me, are these facts, or rumors?
They are your distorted facts.
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