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Sports | Tuesday, March 06, 2012

New track blessed at McCarthy High

'Blue track' is among most unique in the nation

The Maverick Men’s and Women’s Track Team pose for a picture with Mascot Maverick, Father Brendan Dalton, supervising principal, center, head track coach David DiNicola, far left, and women’s track coach Terri Swanson, far right.

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The Maverick Men�s and Women�s Track Team pose for a picture with Mascot Maverick, Father Brendan Dalton, supervising principal, center, head track coach David DiNicola, far left, and women�s track coach Terri Swanson, far right.

Father Kris Bartos, left, assistant principal for Christian Formation, and Father Brendan Dalton, supervising principal of Archbishop Edward McCarthy High School, prepare to bless the track with holy water.

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Father Kris Bartos, left, assistant principal for Christian Formation, and Father Brendan Dalton, supervising principal of Archbishop Edward McCarthy High School, prepare to bless the track with holy water.

A view of Archbishop Edward McCarthy High School's new, blue, track.

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A view of Archbishop Edward McCarthy High School's new, blue, track.

SOUTHWEST RANCHES � Under a clear blue sky, nearly 1,000 members of the Archbishop Edward McCarthy High School family of students, faculty and parents witnessed the blessing of the new blue Maverick Track.

Following the blessing, members of the Maverick track team took to the track for the first lap. 

The Maverick track and field team had been looking forward to the refurbishment; the original track was created 11 years ago when the school was built.  

�Our track has received a much needed update,� said David DiNicola, head track coach at Archbishop McCarthy High. �Building the track was a very involved process, and its completion will make an enormous difference for our school community and athletic program. Now the best athletes will have the best facility.� 

�Our track is quite unique, there aren't many royal blue tracks; only a handful throughout the nation,� said Anthony Massaro, McCarthy�s athletic director.

In other sports news: On Feb. 25, four Lady Mavericks participated in the tri-county Soccer-Max /Soccer-Locker Small School Senior All-Star Game held at American Heritage High School. The Lady Mavericks helped lead the South soccer team to a 4-2 victory over the North team.

Aubri Williamson and Sarah Devore scored goals in the first half; goalie Katty Pasquariello made numerous saves throughout the game and Samantha Gestido was very strong in holding midfield and anchoring a defensive effort which shut out the North team in the second half. Aubri was named MVP of the game. 

"I am very proud of these young ladies,� said Mike Sica, girls� soccer coach at McCarthy High and assistant coach for the South All Star team. �They have accomplished so much at Archbishop McCarthy. I could not have been happier to see them play such a large big role in this All Star Game."
Four seniors from Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy High School participated in the tri-county Soccer-Max /Soccer-Locker Small School Senior All-Star Game; from left: Katty Pasquariello, Aubri Williamson, Coach Mike Sica, Sarah Devore and Samantha Gestido.

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Four seniors from Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy High School participated in the tri-county Soccer-Max /Soccer-Locker Small School Senior All-Star Game; from left: Katty Pasquariello, Aubri Williamson, Coach Mike Sica, Sarah Devore and Samantha Gestido.

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