MAY 2019 Volume 12, Issue 3 Ramey School 2019 Track & Field Special congratulations to the Ramey School track and field team for their numerous record setting performances at the PRHSAA championship meet on Friday April 12th. Included in this performance were an amazing 48 medals awarded to Ramey run- ners, jumpers and throwers. Out of 26 competing schools, our varsity girls earned sub-championship honors for the regular season. Additionally, our varsity boys squad earned the sub-championship in both the regular season and the championship competi- tion. Adding to Ramey’s team accomplishments were the junior varsity boys team who placed first overall in both the regular season and in the championship meet. This feat included 3 school record breaking performances along with team captain Gianfran- co Orama earning PRHSAA MVP honors among over 300 junior varsity boys competing in the Alliance. A special recognition to the following athletes who either earned first place honors and/or set new school records: Jazira Gonzalez: 1st Place: 100 meter Hurdles (new school record) Taina Cardona, Ariadna Rodriguez, Sarah Rodriguez & Jazira Gonzalez: 4 x 400 Relay (new school record) Gianfranco Orama: 1st Place: Long Jump (new school record) Gianfranco Orama: 1st Place: 400 meters (new school record) Carlo Ramos, Lucas Brannan, Josue Ramos & Gianfranco Orama: 1st Place: 4 x 400 Relay (new school record) Adriana Marrero: 1st Place: 300 meter Hurdles (new school record) Yazayra Cintron: 1st Place: Triple Jump (new school record) Paulo Martinez: 1st Place: Triple Jump Alexander Hamilton: 1st Place: Javelin Once again, congratulations Ramey Bombers on an unforgettable performance and season. We are the Bombers, We are the Best! 2019 PRHSAA Junior Varsity Track & Field Champions Led by Gianfranco Orama, PRHSAA MVP (JV)
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Ramey School 2019 Track & Field
Special congratulations to the Ramey School track and field team for their numerous
record setting performances at the PRHSAA championship meet on Friday April
12th. Included in this performance were an amazing 48 medals awarded to Ramey run-
ners, jumpers and throwers. Out of 26 competing schools, our varsity girls earned
sub-championship honors for the regular season. Additionally, our varsity boys squad
earned the sub-championship in both the regular season and the championship competi-
tion. Adding to Ramey’s team accomplishments were the junior varsity boys team who
placed first overall in both the regular season and in the championship meet. This
feat included 3 school record breaking performances along with team captain Gianfran-
co Orama earning PRHSAA MVP honors among over 300 junior varsity boys competing in
the Alliance. A special recognition to the following athletes who either earned
first place honors and/or set new school records:
Jazira Gonzalez: 1st Place: 100 meter Hurdles (new school record)
Taina Cardona, Ariadna Rodriguez, Sarah Rodriguez & Jazira Gonzalez: 4 x 400 Relay
(new school record)
Gianfranco Orama: 1st Place: Long Jump (new school record)
Gianfranco Orama: 1st Place: 400 meters (new school record)
Carlo Ramos, Lucas Brannan, Josue Ramos & Gianfranco Orama:
1st Place: 4 x 400 Relay (new school record)
Adriana Marrero: 1st Place: 300 meter Hurdles (new school record)
Yazayra Cintron: 1st Place: Triple Jump (new school record)
Paulo Martinez: 1st Place: Triple Jump
Alexander Hamilton: 1st Place: Javelin
Once again, congratulations Ramey Bombers on an unforgettable performance and season.
We are the Bombers, We are the Best!
2019 PRHSAA Junior Varsity Track & Field Champions
Led by Gianfranco Orama, PRHSAA MVP (JV)
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Track & Field Head Coach: Todd Cobb
Assistant Coaches: Carolyn Maldonado, Alexandra de Leon, Angel
Marrero, Carl Luxhoj, Matt Lance, Kevin Alvarado, Mari Valerio
GIRLS VARSITY Arias, Andrea Cintron, Yazayra Marrero, Adriana Martinez, Leeann Mimbela, Alexandra Ortiz, Alanis Santiago, Jinnelys Santiago, Mireliz Velazquez, Arianna
BOYS VARSITY Anderson, Emmett Hamilton, Alexander Hamilton, Gabriel Lopez, Jason Maldonado, Jeremiah Markham, Jack Markham, Marvin Martinez, Paulo Proskauer, Nico Rodriguez, Carl Rodriguez, Johnny Rodriguez, Juan Carlos Roettger, Ryan Santiago, Jorge Serrano, Derek Soto, Karlmichael Torres, Sebastian Velazquez, Michael
BOYS JV Anderson, Wyatt Brannan, Lucas Cardona, Carlos Echevarria, Joshua Hamilton, Luke Laboy, Yasiel Mendez, Adrian Mimbela, Ricardo Nieves, Carlos Orama, Gianfranco Palmero, Emmanuel Ramos, Carlo Ramos, Josue Rodriguez, Diego
Soto, Janmichael Velazquez, Danny
MANAGERS Lopez, Karelis Quinones, Leilani Pizzini, Sebastian Mendez, Andrew Santos, Derek
Coach Jose Morales RAMEY SOFTBALL ROSTER Ambar Chaparro Camila Devegter Kayla Casellas- Most Improved Jeslianne Torres Janlianne Torres Nivek Rodriguez Delianne Ayala - Coaches Award Sierra Deater - MVP Nalanis Atiles Giovanishka Gonzalez Carolimar Perez- Rookie –of-The-Year Managers Christian Casellas Angel de Santiago
Softball
This young, wonderful and ex-citing group of young ladies had a very competitive season despite a 2-7 (W-L). After a simple glance of the box scores one can see that this team hung tough throughout most games only to lose during the final two innings or less. Coach Jose Morales attributes this to their relative inexperience. However, the future shines very bright for this young squad. Most of the girls will be back next season including first baseman Sierra Deater who led the team with 3 home runs (one grand slam) and pitcher Kayla Casellas who had a walkoff hit, during the team’s final home game and struck out 8 players.
Athlete of The Year Paulo Martinez Yazayra Cintron
Sportsmanship Award Ryan Ellsworth Delianne Ayala
Army Scholar Athletes Paulo Martinez Yazayra Cintron
Athletic Banquet 2019
Former Ramey School stu-dent-athlete standout, Adriana Font, was recently named LAI (Liga Atlética Interuniversitaria) 2019 Women’s Soccer Most Valua-ble Player. Adriana, a
junior at el Colegio Mayagüez, scored two goals in the championship game in-cluding a penalty kick during a shootout after a overtime draw. Adria-na also excels on the Puerto Rico Wom-en’s National Soccer Team. Go Ramey!
