Sarah Street shows off the new Atlantic Cape volleyball uniforms.  The Bucs will now also wear the new blue long sleeve jerseys, as well as the red short sleeve from previous years.  The libero jersey will be white.
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Sarah Street shows off the new Atlantic Cape volleyball uniforms.  The Bucs will now also wear the new blue long sleeve jerseys, as well as the red short sleeve from previous years.  The libero jersey will be white.
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Sarah Street shows off the new Atlantic Cape volleyball uniforms.  The Bucs will now also wear the new blue long sleeve jerseys, as well as the red short sleeve from previous years.  The libero jersey will be white.

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Region 19 star Narciso Crook was drafted by Cincinnati Reds this past week.  The Bucs faced Crook this past season, when he hit four home runs in one game.  Crook is presently undecided on whether he will sign.
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Region 19 star Narciso Crook was drafted by Cincinnati Reds this past week.  The Bucs faced Crook this past season, when he hit four home runs in one game.  Crook is presently undecided on whether he will sign.

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Basketball opener set for November 5th

The Bucs men and women will open the 2013-14 season at Harford Community College on November 5th.  The doubleheader will be played at  APG Federal Credit Union Arena, which is the largest indoor venue in Northeastern Maryland, with a capacity of 3,200.  The doubleheader will start with the women’s game at 5 pm, followed by the men at 7 pm. 

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Atlantic Cape Softball Cards 2013 | Facebook f

Thanks to Jim Cohen for creating and sharing!

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Student-Athletes Recognized at Atlantic Cape Board Meeting
Three student-athletes were recognized at the May Board Meeting for the athletic and academic prowess.  Assistant AD Mike Rennick presented highlights of the 2013 season to members of the board, senior management and guests. Danielle Kebert (softball), Kerry Player (volleyball and basketball) and Sungwoo Shin (archery) attended to represent more than 100 student-athletes who played for the Bucs this season.
Pictured (L to R) Assistant AD Mike Rennick, College President Dr. Peter L. Mora, Danielle Kebert, Kerry Player, Sungwoo Shin, Trustee David Evans.
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Student-Athletes Recognized at Atlantic Cape Board Meeting

Three student-athletes were recognized at the May Board Meeting for the athletic and academic prowess.  Assistant AD Mike Rennick presented highlights of the 2013 season to members of the board, senior management and guests. Danielle Kebert (softball), Kerry Player (volleyball and basketball) and Sungwoo Shin (archery) attended to represent more than 100 student-athletes who played for the Bucs this season.

Pictured (L to R) Assistant AD Mike Rennick, College President Dr. Peter L. Mora, Danielle Kebert, Kerry Player, Sungwoo Shin, Trustee David Evans.

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Atlantic Cape Community College archer Sungwoo Shin of Galloway secured third place in the nation in the male recurve division at the 2013 U.S. Intercollegiate Archery Championship Tournament, May 16-19, at Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah.

Shin was named to the Academic All-American and All-American teams, and placed third overall for individuals in the men’s recurve division.

Originally from Korea, Shin moved to the United States to join Atlantic Cape’s nationally ranked archery team. In addition to training with the Buccaneers, the 24-year-old student-athlete trains with Kisik Lee, national head coach of the U.S. Olympic Archery Training Program, to pursue his dream of competing in the Olympics.

Other tournament results include:

Atlantic Cape’s men’s recurve archery team, including Shin, Drew Dvorsky of Absecon and Alex Carvajal of Pleasantville, placed third in the nation.

The women’s recurve team, including Catharine Tarquinio of Richland, DanaJo Domenico of Hammonton and Nicole Meikle of Smithville, placed fifth.

The men’s compound team, including Robin Cruz of Landisville, Chun Lau of Atlantic City and Matthew Craig of Galloway, placed sixth.

Approximately 280 archers from more than 40 schools in the United States competed in the tournament. Mick Ebert of Egg Harbor Township coaches the team.
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Atlantic Cape Community College archer Sungwoo Shin of Galloway secured third place in the nation in the male recurve division at the 2013 U.S. Intercollegiate Archery Championship Tournament, May 16-19, at Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah.

Shin was named to the Academic All-American and All-American teams, and placed third overall for individuals in the men’s recurve division.

Originally from Korea, Shin moved to the United States to join Atlantic Cape’s nationally ranked archery team. In addition to training with the Buccaneers, the 24-year-old student-athlete trains with Kisik Lee, national head coach of the U.S. Olympic Archery Training Program, to pursue his dream of competing in the Olympics.

Other tournament results include:

Atlantic Cape’s men’s recurve archery team, including Shin, Drew Dvorsky of Absecon and Alex Carvajal of Pleasantville, placed third in the nation.

The women’s recurve team, including Catharine Tarquinio of Richland, DanaJo Domenico of Hammonton and Nicole Meikle of Smithville, placed fifth.

The men’s compound team, including Robin Cruz of Landisville, Chun Lau of Atlantic City and Matthew Craig of Galloway, placed sixth.

Approximately 280 archers from more than 40 schools in the United States competed in the tournament. Mick Ebert of Egg Harbor Township coaches the team.
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Atlantic Cape Community College archer Sungwoo Shin of Galloway secured third place in the nation in the male recurve division at the 2013 U.S. Intercollegiate Archery Championship Tournament, May 16-19, at Southern Utah University in Cedar City, Utah.

Shin was named to the Academic All-American and All-American teams, and placed third overall for individuals in the men’s recurve division.

Originally from Korea, Shin moved to the United States to join Atlantic Cape’s nationally ranked archery team. In addition to training with the Buccaneers, the 24-year-old student-athlete trains with Kisik Lee, national head coach of the U.S. Olympic Archery Training Program, to pursue his dream of competing in the Olympics.

Other tournament results include:

  • Atlantic Cape’s men’s recurve archery team, including Shin, Drew Dvorsky of Absecon and Alex Carvajal of Pleasantville, placed third in the nation.

  • The women’s recurve team, including Catharine Tarquinio of Richland, DanaJo Domenico of Hammonton and Nicole Meikle of Smithville, placed fifth.
  • The men’s compound team, including Robin Cruz of Landisville, Chun Lau of Atlantic City and Matthew Craig of Galloway, placed sixth.

Approximately 280 archers from more than 40 schools in the United States competed in the tournament. Mick Ebert of Egg Harbor Township coaches the team.

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Atlantic Cape’s Sungwoo Shin (2nd from right), is honored at the US Collegiate Archery banquet on May 19th.  Sungwoo was named as an All-American and Academic All-American.

Full results are at  http://www.uscollegiatearchery.org/organization/Blog/2013usiacfullresults

(photo courtesy of Kent Haslem)

The Bucs competed in the USIAC National Archery Championship at Southern Utah University from May 17th-May 19th. 
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The Bucs competed in the USIAC National Archery Championship at Southern Utah University from May 17th-May 19th. 
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The Bucs competed in the USIAC National Archery Championship at Southern Utah University from May 17th-May 19th. 

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