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Around Your Town
KEYSTONE SOCCER ACADEMY WINS
CHAMPIONSHIPS IN VIRGINIA BEACH TOURNAMENT
During the Memorial Day weekend, the Keystone Soccer
Academy traveled to Virginia Beach to compete in the Ralph
Downy Memorial Open Soccer Tournament.
The team of girls ages 11 and 12 was split into two different
groups. Both teams won the championship in their respective
divisions. Keystone recorded 3-0 and 2-0 victories in both the
U-12 final games to take home the championships.
Eleven players are members of the Montour Youth Soccer
Association Travel Program.
The Keystone Soccer Academy is based out of Hopewell,
where members practice and play home games at Hopewell
soccer fields located behind Green Garden Plaza. They offer
academy and clinic style soccer training.
For more information, www.keystonesocceracademy.net.
CPAC ANNOUNCES DANCE SEASON
The Carnegie Performing Arts Center announces its 37th
season producing dance and drama classics at the Andrew
Carnegie Music Hall in Carnegie. Students
ages three through adult can be involved in
any of three fully mounted theatrical productions.
These are “Nutcracker,” presented for two
weekends, Friday, November 30 through
Sunday, December 9; the ballet, “Snow
White” presented March 22 through 24; and
the children’s play, “Cinderella” presented April 12 through 14.
Visit www.carnegieperforming artscenter.com, or call (412) 279-
8887.
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ROBINSON ALL-STAR TEAMS
ALL TOP FINISHERS IN KENNEDY TOURNAMENT
ABOVE: Robinson 8U All-Star Team, top row, McKenna Robinson,
Isabella Groznik, Olivia Lyscik, Jenna Caligiuri, Onnalee Tomczak,
Kylie Barto, Melaina Herbst, Raegan Czerniewski, Kayla O’Malley;
bottom row, Breanna Pies, Courtney Slesinger, Gianna Pascek, Abby
Rose, Malena Groznik (Missing from photo – Taylor Powell and Suzy
Safko).
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