DVRHS All Sports Booster Club
Minutes
May 9, 2011
2010-2011 Officers: Janet Comerford – President
Beth Slusser – Vice President
Jim Eska – Treasurer
Peggy Mikulicz – Recording Secretary
Donna Lipyanek – Corresponding Secretary
Chairpersons:
Janet Comerford – Spirit Items
Call to Order – Janet Comerford called the meeting to order at 7:02 pm and initiated the Flag Salute.
Secretary’s Report – Peggy Mikulicz presented the April Secretary’s report. Heidi Diminick moved to approve the April report and it was seconded by Beth Slusser.
Treasurer’s Report – April Report presented. Peggy Mikulicz moved to approve April Treasurer’s Report and it was seconded by Heidi Diminick.
Election of new officers –
President – Janet Comerford
Vice President – Beth Slusser
Treasurer – to be announced
Recording Secretary – Peggy Mikulicz
Corresponding Secretary – Kelly Dixon
OLD BUSINESS
Spring Sports –
Boy’s Lacrosse - Sports Rep Kelly Dixon
Varsity 3-8
JV ?
Frosh ?
No date has been set for Senior Night.
Six Varsity starters are out with injuries. Have had 4 kids go through surgery: 2 knees, 1 shoulder, 1 hand. Other injuries: broken rib, broken collar bone, broken hand.
Girl’s Lacrosse – Sports Rep Peggy Mikulicz
Varsity 11-2
JV 9-2-1
Tracy Novak scored her 200th goal and Kristen Vath scored her 100th goal.
H/W/S tournament starts on Thursday.
Senior Night is set for tomorrow vs Voorhees.
Baseball – Sports Rep Chuck Williams
Varsity 1-11
JV 3-4
Freshman 1-4
Varsity – senior recognition is May 21st at the Ridge.
JV baseball record is 3-4. Lenny Scharffenberger had a home run in the 16-0 win over Metuchen. Chris Fiaschetti pitched a complete game for the win over Metuchen. Beat Pingry 19-2 with Joe Chiarino and Tyler Johnston combined pitching to win that game.
Softball – Sports Rep Debbie Croasdale
Varsity – The varsity team has four senior players. They are Kendall Kiesewetter, Cheri DeVino, Kaitlyn Johnson and Amanda Zamorski. These girls and their parents will be recognized on Wednesday, May 11th during their home game against Warren Hills. The teams’ record is currently 11 and 5. They recently lost to Kittatinny knocking them out of the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex Tournament. However, they are currently in first place in their division with a big game against Voorhees coming up this Thursday. Danielle Novotny is three hits away from breaking the school record. Kaitlyn Johnson pitched a no hitter against North Warren and a perfect game against Mount St. Mary’s. There are 9 games left in their regular season.
JV – The JV team is currently 8-1 with nine games remaining in the season. As mentioned last month, several freshmen continue to play on the team.
Freshmen – The freshmen girls, coached by Mike Gurysh, have finally had a few games. The freshmen softball team is 4-2. This includes one no hitter and one perfect game by Megan Mount. The highlight of the season was that after they lost to Warren Hills earlier in the season 7-6, they beat them last Thursday 21-2. Because Varsity/JV had to make up some games due to weather, they are currently waiting to see when their next game is going to be as their games conflicted with the freshmen schedule.
Boys Track & Field – Sports Rep Janise Nelson
The overall team record is 1 win (against Warren Hills) and 3 losses (against Voorhees, Somerville and Pingry).
The senior recognition night will be held on Tuesday, May 24th at 6:30 pm in the DV cafeteria. There are 10 seniors on the team. All statisticians are underclassmen. Here are the statistics for the seniors on the team provided by Coach Dave Giantisco; there will be more meets so this will change:
Josh Doran – 17’10 in the long jump, 39’ 10 in the triple jump, 25.2 in the 200m, 56.7 in the 400m, 17.7 in the 110m HH
Zach Fuentes – 4:41 in the 1600m, 10:14 in the 3200m, 57.7 in the 400m
Gerhardt Gerckens – 4:53 in the 1600m, 11:07 in the 3200m
Greg Gunia – 135’6 in the javelin, 36’4 in the shot put
Huey Mays – 19’8 in the long jump, 37’0 in the triple jump
Kory Miller – 16’4 in the long jump, 33’2 in the triple jump
Joe Ruiz – 5:52 in the 1600m, 2:29 in the 800m
Cody Slusser – 11.9 in the 100m, 24.3 in the 200m, 58.6 in the 400m, 64.9 in the 400m hurdles, 2:26 in the 800m, 5:15 in the 1600m, 11:37 in the 3200m, 19’0 in the long jump, 36’2 in the triple jump, 108’5 in the javelin, 20.4 in the 110m HH
Jesse Smith – 14’0 in the long jump, 29’4 in the triple jump
Tyler Trainer – 12’6 in the pole vault, 57.2 in the 400m
Girls Track & Field – Sports Rep Teresa Langston
The girl’s record is 1-4
Lost to Somerville 24-116
Lost to Voorhees 43-97
Won vs Hackettstown 73-67
Senior Recognition is scheduled for May 24th.
Golf – Sports Rep Cathy O’Rourke
The golf team has had a strong season so far. Their record is 9 and 3 with a 2nd place finish in the Hunterdon/Warren/Sussex Tournament.
Membership: 110 members
FUNDRAISING:
Funding Factory:
Current balance of $306.70.
Field Enhancement Project:
Janet has sent out a mailing to local businesses. She has asked that we reach out to businesses and corporations.
Viridian:
Received $32.35 this month.
Mother’s Day Plant Sale: Chairperson Heidi Diminick
Started with 120 plants, 4 plants remain. Made approximately $438.
Del Val Spirit Wear
Past Sales:
Spring Pep Rally/Terrier Spirit Night (March 31) – a lot of work for very poor attendance.
Sports Clothing –
Girl’s Lacrosse and Softball – orders have been delivered.
Motion made by Janet, seconded by Peggy Mikulicz, to donate $100 to girls lacrosse and $50 to softball.
Wrestling has requested a 2nd order of their senior t-shirts.
Holland Twp Reading Olympics – t-shirts being delivered.
Senior Blankets – 108 have been ordered, to be shipped end of May.
National Staff Appreciation Week –
Janet delivered food platters for the staff on May 3rd.
Senior Awards Night – Tuesday, June 7, 6:30 pm
Spring Varsity Awards Night, Varsity Jacket Orders, Senior Blankets presented –
Wednesday, June 8, 6:30pm
Polito Award voting and presented
Ice Cream and toppings will be served after the awards.
Fall Sports Program –
Programs have previously been donated by Reigel Printing. Due to the low selling volume for the winter program, we will be looking to discontinue production for the Winter.
With hopes of continued donation, the Fall program will still be offered.
Scoreboard –
Scoreboard design and graphics are in the final stages. The scoreboard will be ordered within a week. The scoreboard will not be installed prior to the graduation ceremonies.
NEW BUSINESS:
Gambling License Procedure -
Jim Eska is currently researching acquisition of a gambling license now that we are 501c(3) approved.
Tax Filing –
Jim Eska has filed our Corporate Annual Report, it is good through June 2012.
Federal and State Tax returns have been filed.
A motion was made by Jim Eska to adjourn the meeting at 8:53; Peggy Mikulicz seconded the motion. The next meeting will be held on June 13, 2011.