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Basketball Home Page
Features recap of all Flames' basketball games, upcoming camps, on-going tournaments
open-gym and pick-up games.
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Soccerl Home Page
Features recap of all Flames' soccer games, upcoming camps, on-going tournaments
scrimmages and pick-up games.
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Player Stats
Individual player statistics for both basketball and soccer.
On-Line Sports Calendar
This sports calendar shows you all sports events for the next few months.
Click here to see what's coming next!
Spring Soccer Registration
Spring soccer begins March 14th for ages 5-18.
Click here for more details or to register on-line.
Sports Banquet
Details for the upcoming 2002 Sports Banquet, and
see who the big winners were at the 2001 Sports Banquet.
Athletic Scholarships for Homeschoolers?
Stay informed and read the latest information on scholarships for our
homeschool athletes.
We Pay Our Referees!
HSPN realizes the importance of quality officiating and is always looking to add to our list.
Click here to find out more.
| Sports Banquet Winners |
2005 Sports Awards!!!
A Spectacular Multi-Media Event!
In all over 300 awards and tokens were handed out from the U-8 participation pins,
the medals, and those Flamer Awards!. Presenters announced each secretly-guarded
nominee list by category before the two large screens showed video clips of each candidate.
Suspense reigned supreme as winners were announced only after each presenter opened his envelope.
Coach Harding from Centreville energized the crowd with a brief but positive
upbeat challenge on playing for God's purpose.
32 Flamers Receive Their Varsity Letter
In recognition of achieving Varsity status, Coach Davis presented this 3-color
Chenille letter "F" to Varsity soccer and basketball players. This tradition is
used in all kinds of schools, designating that student as a "letterman" ; or
that player is known to have lettered (one or more times). The pins that we hand
out at Awards Night are designed to attach to these letters.
Traditionally, the chenille letter is stitched to a Varsity (or Lettermen)
jacket. Other options are the Cardigan sweater/vests; or some mount the letter
and pins under glass.
Coach Harding from Centreville energized the crowd with a brief but positive
upbeat challenge on playing for God's purpose.
2004 Sports Awards Banquet
Banquet Committee Shines!
Spectacular! Our banquet committee simply outdone themselves! Their Medieval theme included
a full-stage replica of a castle, complete with drawbridge and windows! Attendees were seated
in a banquet hall arrangement of long rows of tables. Tables were dressed with white coverings and
various dry flowers.
Despite a scheduling conflict that resulted in no guest speaker this year, HSPN made up for it
by including individual sports pins (soccer and basketball) to all players from all the Flames teams
As each team gathered on the stage, coaches handed out the pins. Each team posed for a photo then
exited the stage as the next team was being introduced.
The sports pins were a preview of things to come....
Concluding the event, Coach Davis presented his daughter Lindsay with a Varsity Lettermen's Jacket.
Coach proudly announced that HSPN has made arrangements for future Flamers to order their
personal Lettermen jacket.
Multimedia and Live Entertainment
Following dinner, the Shenandoah University Youth Choir, New Hope Praise Band, LTP Youth Band and NightSun band
entertained the nearly 200 attendees.
Before kicking off the awards cermony, Coach Davis, played the CBS Early News video that aired
on January 30, 2004. During dessert, a slide show created by Lindsay Davis projected
photos from the 2003-04 sports seasons. Then came FLAMES MOVIE 2, an annual treat
produced and edited by Casey Davis.
2003 Sports Awards Banquet
Two American Heroes Speak to the Large Banquet Crowd
With what had to be one of the top surprises of the night, Lance Corporal Elijah Huston shared the night
with a crowd of over 130 people. Earlier, keynote speaker, Sam Redfern arrived to a thunderous standing
ovation. Minutes later, the same treatment was directed to Mr. Huston.
Both had the opportunity to address the crowd. Elijah implored the older youth to obey parental authority, to
continue to study hard, and to enjoy sports. He spoke as a man with conviction towards God's will, and from
experience as a disciplined soldier.
The keynote address was delivered by Army Specialist Sam Redfern. Sam spoke eloquently about the importance
of Christian influence at home, school and sports. His endorsement and compliments to HSPN and the Flames
sports organization was a humbling moment for Coach Davis and all the families. Sam spoke about being
homeschooled in Montana and enjoying homeschool sports there. Led by his father, the sports scene took
off and offers one of the most robust state-led sports programs in the nation. Sam also mentioned his
role as Chaplain NCO for the Army.
A Multimedia Event and Live Entertainment
As banquet guests managed to be seated, they enjoyed the sounds of the LTP, a Teen Christian
band featuring 4 guys from the Flames Varsity team. As the crowd moved its way through the food
line, NightSun entertained with three songs.
Mid-way through dinner, the crowd was treated with a huge projected slide show that filled the back
wall of the church. In recognization of the Flames 10th Anniversary, Lindsay Davis created a
20-minute slide show with a sound track. It featured photos of Flames and Lady Flames from 1993
through 2003.
The keynote address was presented after dinner. Awards were then handed out. (Winners are listed
on the left). And then came the moment everyone was waiting for, but had no clue what they were in
for.
"The Flames Movie" was a project put together by Casey Davis. An 11-minute professionally edited
movie was projected on the "big screen" aka church wall. It featured clips of Flames games during
the 2002-03 sports season. There were bloopers, buzzer beaters, hard fouls, and a whole lot
of comedy. There were outbursts of laughter from the large crowd as well as cheers.
Army Specialist Samuel Redfern to Deliver Keynote Address
Sam Redfern has worked for the Home School Legal Defense Association for nearly 7 years in various roles,
most recently serving as Manager of the Congressional Action Program. Born and raised in Montana,
he is the oldest of 10 children and a home school graduate, having been home schooled from the beginning,
and now resides in small-town Purcellville, Virginia.
He currently serves in the Chaplain Corps of the US Army as a reservist and loves the Lord Jesus more than
anything else in life.
Mr. Redfern is the coach of the men's basketball team at Patrick Henry College and
is an athletic competitor in different venues like windsurfing, running, basketball and softball.
Over 110 to attend
RSVPs came in from over 25 families. Each family will bring a covered dish and a dessert.
Myleen Sweet rmsjjce@hotmail.com is our refreshments coordinator. She will be checking
with each family to ensure a good variety of food selection. Contact her if you have any questions.
Banquet Schedule
- 6:00pm OK to bring in food items and mingle
Early arrivals are asked to help set up. (There is party before us that should be wrapping up at 5:30)
- 6:30pm Entertainment
- 7:00pm Time to Eat!
- 8:00pm Guest Speaker - Sam Redfern
- 8:30pm Awards
- 9:00pm Dessert and a short "Flames Movie"
- Photo session with Award Winners
- ** Audience can vote for award winners between 6 and 7:30pm. Ballots provided.
ENTERTAINMENT
NightSUN band
Teen band
2 keyboard soloists
DINNER
Dinner will be self-served buffet style.
Guest Speaker
Army Specialist Samuel Redfern talks about homeschool sports from his days living in Montana and how beneficial it is
for homeschoolers to participate in Christian athletics.
Award Ceremony
- "Flames for 5 Years" Awards - handed out to those who
have participated in soccer/basketball for 5 years in a row
- "Flames for 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 years" - Recognition
Soccer Awards
- "Best on Offense 2003" - awarded to highest goal
scorer for 2003-03 school year on U-15/ U-19 team
- "Best on Offense 2003" - awarded to highest goal
scorer for 2003-03 school year on U-12 team
- "Soccer - Most Assists 2003" - awarded to soccer
player with most assists from any team
(To see current stat leaders go here
- "Best on Defense 2003" - AUDIENCE VOTES for best defender on U-15 / U-19
team
- "Best on Defense 2003" - AUDIENCE VOTES for best defender on U-12 team
- "Most Improved Male Player 2003" - Coaches' Choice of the player
showing the most improvement on U-15 / U-19 team
- "Most Improved Male Player 2003" - Coaches' Choice of the player
showing the most improvement on U-12 / U-10 team
- "Most Improved Female Player 2003" - Coaches' Choice of the player
showing the most improvement on U-15 / U-19 team
- "Most Valuable Player 2003" - AUDIENCE VOTES Soccer MVP
this year
Basketball Awards
- "Best on Offense 2003- Male" - awarded to male high
scorer for 2003-03 school year
- "Best on Offense 2003- Female " - awarded to female
high scorer for 2003-03 school year
- "Most Assists 2003" - awarded to basketball player
with most assists from any team
(To see stat leaders go here
- "Most Improved Male Player 2003" - Coaches' Choice for
showing the most improvement on JV/ Middle School team
- "Most Improved Male Player 2003" - Coaches' Choice for
showing the most improvement on Varsity Team
- "Most Improved Female Player 2003" - Coaches' Choice for
showing the most improvement on JV/ Middle School team
- "Most Improved Female Player 2003" - Coaches' Choice for
showing the most improvement on Varsity team
- "Best on Defense 2003 - Male" - AUDIENCE VOTES for best
defender on any of the boys teams
- "Best on Defense 2003" - Female AUDIENCE VOTES for best
defender on any of the girls teams
- "Most Valuable Player 2003- Male" - AUDIENCE VOTES Male
Basketball MVP this year
- "Most Valuable Player 2003- Female" - AUDIENCE VOTES Female Basketball MVP this year
Dessert and a Movie
During
dessert, a 10-minute movie "Flames 2003", edited for content and time will be shown. Enjoy this recap of the Flames in action during
this school year.
Photo Session
Take time to snap a photo or two of all the big winners.
Banquet Details
Date: Saturday, June 7th
Location: New Hope Bible Church
Directions: Rt 55E heading out of Front Royal. Turn onto Walker Ave,
3 blocks turn right onto Linden St. Follow to church
Past Winners
2002
2001
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2005 Winners
Soccer, U-8 Awards
- Carolyn Manion, Rising Star
- Justin Sweet, Rising Star
- Devon Biggs, Rising Star
- Amy Steigerwald, Rising Star
- Kristin Hotek, Rising Star
- Christian Jerge, Rising Star
- Jamie Sachtleben, Rising Star
- Emily Weatherholtz, Honorable Mention
- Arielle Sukhram, Honorable Mention
Soccer, U-10 Awards
- Anna Asper, Most Improved
- Evan Hotek, Defensive Standout
- John Jerge, Offensive Standout
- Zachary Houle, Honorable Mention
- Austin Miller, Honorable Mention
- Austin McGee, Honorable Mention
- KC Jaques, Honorable Mention
- Graham Sachtleben, Honorable Mention
Soccer, U-12 Awards
- Ashleigh Weatherholtz, Most Improved
- Julia Sweet, Defensive Standout
- Isaac Jerge, Offensive Standout
- Sam Conley, Rising Star
- Angelica Vittitow, Rising Star
JV Girls Soccer Awards
- Kelly Steigerwald, Most Assists
- Rita Asper, Most Improved
- Liesle Biggs, Best on Defense
- Fili Jones, Best on Offense
- Sarah Apgar, Most Valuable Player
JV Boys Soccer Awards
- Nathan Jerge, Most Assists
- Cameron Weatherholtz, Most Improved
- Michael Biggs, Best on Defense
- Jacob Digges, Best on Offense
- Jacob Digges, Most Valuable Player
Varsity Girls Soccer Awards
- Fili Jones, Most Assists
- Bethany Sachtleben, Most Improved
- Teresa Asper, Best on Defense
- Maria Owen, Best on Offense
- Krista Parker, Most Valuable Player
Varsity Boys Soccer Awards
- Ben Digges, Most Assists
- Ryan Apgar, Most Improved
- Matt Biggs, Best on Defense
- Ben Digges, Best on Offense
- Jordan Horn, Most Valuable Player
Junior Basketball Awards
- Austin McGee, Rising Star
- Kaitlyn Stockton, Rising Star
JV Girls Basketball Awards
- Sara Apgar, Most Assists
- Tara Rector, Top Rebounder
- Sierra Sweet, Most Improved
- Sierra Sweet, Best on Defense
- Kelly Steigerwald, Best on Offense
- Kelly Steigerwald, Most Valuable Player
JV Boys Basketball Awards
- Jacob Digges, Most Assists
- Nicolas White, Top Rebounder
- Dominic Vittitow, Most Improved
- John Groves, Best on Defense
- Peter Asper, Best on Offense
- Peter Asper, Most Valuable Player
Varsity Girls Basketball Awards
- Frannie Sayre, Most Assists
- Lydia Hotek, Top Rebounder
- Jane Snyder, Most Improved
- Frannie Sayre, Best on Defense
- Lydia Hotek, Best on Offense
- Frannie Sayre, Most Valuable Player
Varsity Boys Basketball Awards
- Ben Digges, Most Assists
- Eric Hotek, Top Rebounder
- Josh Jerge, Most Improved
- Eric Hotek, Best on Defense
- Andrew Briggs, Best on Offense
- Ben Digges, Most Valuable Player
Sportsmanship Awards
- Sierra Sweet, Female
- Dominic Vittitow, Male
"Flames Forever" 2005 Awards
- Candace Jenkins, Basketball
- Grant Stoffel, Soccer
- Brenden McHugh, Soccer
- Andrew Briggs, Basketball
PLAYER OF THE YEAR Award
2004 Winners
| Soccer MVP: Jesse Sampogna (U-19) |
| Soccer, Best on Offense: Ben Digges (Boys Varsity) |
| Soccer, Best on Offense: Jacob Digges (Boys JV) |
| Soccer, Best on Offense: Teresa Asper (Girls Varsity) |
| Soccer, Best on Offense: Isaac Jerge (U-12) |
| Soccer, Best on Defense: Matt Biggs (Boys Varsity) |
| Soccer, Best on Defense: Peter Asper (Boys Varsity) |
| Soccer, Best on Defense: Ryan Apgar (Boys JV) |
| Soccer, Best on Defense: Carly Guarino (Girls Varsity) |
| Soccer, Best on Defense: Liesle Biggs (Girls JV) |
| Soccer, Best on Defense: Melanie Hindley (U-12) |
| Soccer, Most Improved: Allen McGee (Boys Varsity) |
| Soccer, Most Improved: Minnie Guarino (Girls Varsity) |
| Soccer, Most Improved: Michael Biggs (Boys JV) |
| Soccer, Most Improved: Jocelyn Ray (Girls JV) |
| Soccer, Assists Leader: Casey Davis (Boys Varsity) |
| Soccer, Assists Leader: Elias Hotek (Boys JV) |
| Basketball MVP (Boys): Eric Hotek |
| Basketball MVP (Girls): Elizabeth Burgholzer |
| Basketball, Assists Leader: Andrew Briggs (Boys Varsity) |
| Basketball, Assists Leader: Elizabeth Burgholzer (Girls Varsity) |
| Basketball, Most Improved: Jordan Horn (Boys Varsity) |
| Basketball, Most Improved: Lydia Hotek (Girls Varsity) |
| Basketball, Most Improved: Sierra Sweet (Girls JV) |
| Basketball, Most Improved: Asherah Capellaro (Girls JV) |
| Basketball, Rebound Leader: Eric Hotek (Boys Varsity) |
| Basketball, Rebound Leader: Lydia Hotek (Girls Varsity) |
| Basketball, Best on Offense: Casey Davis (Boys Varsity) |
| Basketball, Best on Offense: Elizabeth Burgholzer (Girls Varsity) |
| Basketball, Best on Offense: Kelly Steigerwald (Girls JV) |
| Basketball, Junior Standouts: Jackie Steigerwald, Addie Conley |
| Basketball, Best on Defense: Frannie Sayre (Girls Varsity) |
| Basketball, Best on Defense: Krista Parker (Girls Varsity) |
| SPORTSMANSHIP Award: Allen McGee |
| PLAYER of the YEAR: Jordan Horn |
| "Flames Forever 2004": Lindsay Davis |
| "Flames Forever 2004": Adam Parker |
| "Flames Forever 2004": Jesse Sampogna |
2003 Award Winners
- "Flames for 5 Years" Award
- Paul Guarino
- Tori Guarino
- Carly Guarino
- Domenica Guarino
- Angelia Guarino
- Elias Hotek
- Addie Conley
- Jon Groves
- Andrea Groves
- Levi Huston
- Julia Sweet
- Daniel Clark
- Becky Clark
- James Clark
- Honorary Award : Sam Redfern
- Honorary Award : Elijah Huston
- Soccer - Assists Leader - Casey Davis
- Soccer - Defensive Player of the Year
- U-12 : Levi Huston
- U-19 : Matt Biggs
- Soccer - Most Improved Player
- U-12 Female: Sara Apgar
- U-15 Female: Krista Parker
- U-12 Male: Elias Hotek
- U-19 Male: Josh Jerge
- Soccer - Offensive Player of the Year
- U-12 : Jacob Digges
- U-19 : Ben Digges
- Soccer - Most Valuable Player - Jesse Sampogna
- Basketball - Assists Leader - Eric Hotek
- Basketball - Defensive Player of the Year
- Female : Lydia Hotek
- Male : Eric Hotek
- Basketball - Most Improved Player
- JV, Female: Carly Guarino
- Varsity, Female: Frannie Sayre
- JV, Male: Allan McGee
- JV, Male: Ben Taylor
- Basketball - Offensive Player of the Year
- Female : Candace Jenkins
- Male : Eric Hotek
- Basketball - Most Valuable Player
- Female : Candace Jenkins
- Male : Eric Hotek
- "Flames Forever 2002" Award
Flames' Rewarded at 2002 Banquet
- "Flames for 5 Years" Award
- Joseph Kosten
- Teresa Asper
- Paul Asper
- Sierra Sweet
- Peter Asper
- Rita Asper
- Myleen Sweet
- Soccer - Assists Leader
- Soccer - Defensive Player of the Year
- Soccer - Most Improved Player
- Soccer - Offensive Player of the Year
- Soccer - Most Valuable Player
- Basketball - Assists Leader
- Basketball - Defensive Player of the Year
- Basketball - Most Improved Player
- Basketball - Offensive Player of the Year
- Basketball - Most Valuable Player
- "Flames Forever 2002" Award
2001 Sports Banquet Winners
Several Flames' basketball and soccer players received awards at the Annual Sports
Banquet on June 5th, 2001.
"Commitment Club" Awards
- 7-year Participation Award:
Lindsay & Casey Davis
- 6-year Participation Award:
Melissa, Rachel, Eric Hotek
Kierstin Jacobson, Grant Stoffel
- 5-year Participation Award:
Adam. Krista Parker
Amanda Koth, Shayla Huyard
Best Free-Throw Shooting
Lindsay Davis, Paul Asper
Best Soccer Juggling
Kevin Roberts, Isaac Huston
MIP (Most Improved Player)
- Soccer:
Reuben Tiemens, Casey Davis
- Basketball:
Daniel Clark, Eric Hotek
Teresa Asper, Lindsay Davis
MVP (Most Valuable Player)
- Soccer:
Melissa Hotek, Paul Asper
- Basketball:
Colleen Shumaker, Thomas Furtado
Defensive Player of the Year
- Female:
Shayla Huyard
- Male:
Joseph Kosten
Offensive Player of the Year
Sportsmanship Awards
- Domenica Guarino
- Janna Delaney
- Jordan Lauterbach
- Lydia Hotek
Keepin' The Faith 2001
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