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ACEL 2017 State Track Meet

This weekend the Shreveport Homeschool Sports Track & Field team took 8 athletes, who qualified in the ACEL North regionals, down to compete in the 2017 ACEL State Track and Field meet.  What a GREAT day of competition!  Our Shreveport Force athlete competed with such heart.  

Shreveport Force Girls Track Awards
(r) Railey Berney and (l) Sophia Lorincz

Force Girls

We had three female athletes compete at state.  Sophia Lorincz, our star sprinter, ran and won the 100m and 200m sprints and placed a VERY close second in the 400m.  Railey Berney, who has been tearing up all that tracks we’ve competed on this year, ran the 800m, 1600m, and 3200m and easily won each while setting a new ACEL state record in the 1600m.  Jadee brown ran a
GREAT 800m and fought through some pain in the 3200m to a third place finish!  Not only did our three girls place 3rd in the girls team standings out of 9 teams, but Sophia received the Outstanding Female Track Award and Railey received the Overall Outstanding Female Athlete award!

Force Boys

Shreveport Homeschool Sports Mile Roberson – Long Jump
Mile Roberson – Long Jump

The force boys ran tough…ran hard.  Mile Roberson competed in the long jump, ran the 100m, 200m, 400m, and first leg of our 4x400m relay!  Sam and Eli Wolfe ran the 800m with Sam placing fourth! Sam also, threw the discus.  In the 1600m and 3200m, we had to competitors as well; Landry Clark and Ethan Wilkes, who placed first and second respectively.  Landry, set new ACEL state records in the 1600m(5:05) and the 3200m. The Shreveport Force boys 1600m relay team, consisting of Miles Roberson, Ethan Wilkes, Sam Wolfe, and Landry Clark, placed third.

It was a long day of competition but I left there a SUPER proud coach.  ALL of our Shreveport Force athletes gave 110%, competed with class, integrity, and represented Shreveport Homeschool sports and most importantly Jesus very well!  As I said, I left there prouder than these typed words let on, but I also

Shreveport Homeschool Sports Girls 800m
Girls 800m

left with a desire to do better!  How can we do that?  I have no doubt our current athletes will continue to train, grow, and get better, but we need MORE athletes!  The Shreveport Force Track team needs to be able to field relay team, hurdlers, etc.  Help us get the word out:  The Shreveport Force track team is the real deal!  We are looking to make a name for ourselves on the track and in the field!  

 

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Shreveport Force Track & Field Compete at the ACEL North Regionals

On Saturday April 22nd, 2017 the Shreveport Homeschool Sports Track & Field team hosted and competed in the ACEL Track & Field North Regionals.  Teams that competed were Faith Training Christian Academy, SWLA Homeschool, and Old Bethel Christian Academy.

Shreveport Force Track & Field's 4 x 400 team
Shreveport Force’s 4 x 400 team. R / L – Miles Roberson, Ethan Wilkes, Sam Wolfe, Landry Clark

The ACEL regional track meet is a qualifying event for the state track meet that will be held on May 6th in Lafayette, LA.  In order to qualify for state an athlete must place in the top four of his / her event.  

Men’s Track & Field Competition Summary

Sam Wolfe started off the day in a great way for the Force by placing third in the Men’s Discus and later placed second in the 800m run.  His younger brother, Eli, also qualified for State in the 800m. Miles Roberson won both the 100m and 400m sprints, as well as qualified in the Long Jump. Landry Clark and Ethan Wilkes placed one and two respectively in the 1600m and 3200m runs.  Then to top off men’s competition, our 4 x 400m team consisting of Miles Roberson, Ethan Wilkes, Sam Wolfe, and Landry Clark advanced to state by winning the 4 x 400m!

Women’s Track & Field Competition Summary

Shreveport Force Track & Field's Railey Berney
Railey Berney wins the 800m, 1600m, and 3200m.

On the women’s side of the competition Mikaela Fidler started out by winning the women’s shot put.  Sofia Lorincz won the 100m, 200m, and placed second in the women’s 400m sprint.  Railey Berney swept the women’s distance events placing first in the 800m, 1600m, and the 3200m runs.  Jadee Brown also advanced by placing third in the 800m and 3200m, and she also trimmed more than 20 seconds off her 1600m best time.    

Shreveport Homeschool Sports was well represented at the ACEL North Regionals by it’s Track & Field athletes.  We are looking forward to competing in the state meet that is coming up in two weeks.

For complete results visit HERE

 

 

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Shreveport Force Hosting ACEL Regional Track Meet

This Saturday, April 22, Shreveport Homeschool Sports will be hosting the ACEL 2017 Northern Regional Track Meet at Airline High School.  Competition starts with field events kicking off at 10AM.  Here are the ACEL teams that will be competing:

North Region
Bethel – Jennings
Faith Training
Old Bethel
Shreveport Homeschool
Southwest Homeschool

Come out and support your Shreveport Force athletes as the compete to qualify for state!

 

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2017 ACEL STATE CHAMPS

The Shreveport Force Varsity Basketball team did it! They capped off a perfect season last Friday Night with a victory in the ACEL State Championship game vs Lighthouse Christian Preparatory.
 
To reach the championship game Saturday, the Shreveport Force Basketball team took care of business Friday night by beating the other team in the ACEL with a perfect record, the Faith Training Patriots. Faith Training and the Force played in last season’s championship game with Faith Training getting the better of the Force. Not this year, the Force would get revenge and would not be denied another shot at bringing home the title as they knocked off a great team 57-52. 

Saturday’s championship game had everything you needed for a great championship. Two evenly matched teams, featuring the #1 and #2 ranked teams, it also featured 4 first team all-state players, and a handful of all division players and two teams who were denied a chance at a championship the year before. The game went back and forth, Shreveport’s biggest lead was 10 in the first half. But Lighthouse rallied back in the 3rd quarter to take a 5 point lead heading into the 4th quarter.

The Force remained calm and poised down the stretch knocking down some key shots and getting some big stops on the defensive end to earn the victory.

Of those big shots were key 3’s by Aaron Alexander, Cameron Shaw, and a 3 when the Force was down 2 points, 60-62, to gain and keep the lead with 40 sec remaining by Drew Merrow. On the next possession the Force defense held strong and created a turnover with 8 secs to go. Up 1 with the ball, senior and leader Cade Shaw asked for the ball. Cade was fouled and calmly stepped to the line and sunk 2 free throws, who finished 22-29 from the FT line, to give the Force a 3 point lead 65-62. The next possession the Force defensive held strong once again limiting a clear look at the basket for the Lighthouse Eagles, forcing them to throw up a desperation 3 that was no good as the clock ran out.

With the victory, the Force put a bow on what was a special season. The Force finished 21-0 in league play, beating all 3 division winners and all 12 of the teams that made the playoff this year. Not only did the Force win, but beat the best to do it!

2016-2017 has been a special season for the Shreveport Force. The goal in the beginning was: redemption.To be so close last year and fall short was heart-breaking all they wanted was another shot!  They got it!  So, as the book closes on this season redemption has been earned and the Shreveport Force Varsity Basketball Team are the CHAMPS!

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Shreveport Force Basketball Players Receive Honors

For their play on the court this season the following Shreveport Force basketball players received All North Division honors which is made up of the most deserving 10 players from the North Division. Along with all-division, All-State honors were earned as well which consists of a 1st team, the 10 most deserving players in league and a 2nd team which is the next 10 most deserving players from the league.  Each of these players were voted on by coaches from the ACEL.

North All-Division

Aaron Alexander

Malachi Herbster

Cade Shaw

Cameron Shaw

All-State 1st Team

Cade Shaw

Cameron Shaw