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Michele

ATLANTA Peachtree Road race.. 10k ... PASSED my number to WHIT!

..... goooooooooooooo WHITNEY!! our second annual peachtree road race 10k,,,, was a bust for me this year..... so Whitney took my number.... pictures and time... coming... GOOD LUCK SUNDAY... i miss you!!!!!!! xoxoxooxoxoxoxoxo LOOK FOR DAN....!!!!!!!! i sent him Daves shirt too.... !!!

Daddy, Happy Fathers Day... xoxoxo

this spot is reserved for our Daddy! .......HAPPY FATHERS DAY in Heaven!

xoxoxox

Memorial Day Parade 5.31.10 Southington Representing queens: Madison Yurgaitis /Logan West /Ashley

Madison Logan Ashley

Miss Plantsville Outstanding Pre.Teen 2010/ Miss Southington Outstanding Teen 2010/ Miss Southington 2010

Madison and Syd...

5.23.10 Elite Dance Academy/Starbound Dance Compeition/ 2nd Place Jr. Petitie OVERALL !

"music...music...music..."
this tap group did a bang up job all competition season... the audience went nuts!

(CARSON and his cuties!!!.. Mary missing from competition dance))

gooooooooooooooooo... ELITE!!! CARSON was excited to go up and get the awards!

"I Believe"

senior Tap Line
1st place overall senior group!
Erica Logan Danellea Sydney Krystiana Chase
Janea Madison Veronica

Mohegan Sun BOXING! 5.22.10 Glenn Feldman Boxing judge

UNCASVILLE, Conn. – Peter Manfredo Jr. and Angel Hernandez both threw and landed a lot of punches in their fight for the vacant International Boxing Organization middleweight title on Saturday at the Mohegan Sun Casino.

Manfredo landed the last punch.

After the former finalist on “The Contender” landed two left hooks, driving Hernandez into the ropes in the 10th round, referee Steve Smoger stepped in and stopped the fight, giving Manfredo the victory at 1:19.

“This world championship took me ten years, actually, all my life to get,” said Manfredo, who is now 35-6 (19). “It’s very special.”

Hernandez tried to make the fight into a brawl in the first round, pinning Manfredo in a corner and landing some hard overhand rights.

In the second round, Manfredo used the ring more and established his jab. By the third round, Hernandez’ left eye was cut and swollen.

“It was not an easy fight,” Manfredo said. “He wanted to take me out. The kid is a bull. My dad [Peter Manfredo Sr., his trainer] said for me to use my jab and make it an easy fight. He’s tough. He’s crazy.”

In the fifth round, Hernandez closed the distance a little on Manfredo and continued to trade heavy shots. Hernandez was visibly tired and held occasionally, but he found enough energy to return fire until the fight was stopped.

“He got hit with a few shots,” said Peter Sr. “[Hernandez] came to win, but we knew eventually he’d break down.”

Manfredo was ahead on all three judges’ cards at the time of the stoppage. Steve Weisfeld and Roark Young had him up, 88-83

Manny and Glenn Feldman

Glenn Feldman had Manfredo leading, 87-84.