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Pinellas: News and notes
By Times staff
Published March 12, 2008
Salam headed to USF
Palm Harbor University senior midfielder Thara Salamorally committed to USF over the weekend, making her the third current Hurricane to cast her lot with the Bulls. Salam also had an offer from Florida Southern College and a nonscholarship offer from Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J.
"I wanted to stay close to home and I really liked the coaches and the campus," she said.
Salam, a Times all-county second-team selection and two-year member of the Countryside Lightning club team, joins PHU teammates Molly Stack senior midfielder and Ellycia Colon (junior defender) as Bulls commitments. Salam was a late commitment to USF after an injury sidelined her during her junior year.
Check it out
What:Senior Boys Basketball Private All-Star Game
When: Saturday, 7 p.m.
Where: Calvary Christian
Admission: $3 for adults, $1 for students
South team: Hayden Buttner (Admiral Farragut), Brandon Hamilton (Canterbury), Nick Hess (SPC), Tarvin Jones (Keswick Chr.), Ben Kaylor (Northside Chr.), Johnny Lancaster (Canterbury), Lars Larson (Keswick), Tracy Parks (SPC), Drew Phillips (Northside Chr.), Tyler Stowell (Northside Chr.). Coach: Dave Madasz (Northside Chr.)
North team: Christian Bibi Ndongo (Calvary Chr.), Emmanuel Delgado (Calvary Chr.), Braden Dollar (Calvary Chr.), Tom Eaton (Lakeside Chr.), Jordan Fair (Oldsmar Chr.), Daniel Henry (Lakeside Chr.), Ryan Mercado (IRC), Matt Oliphant (IRC), Val Rogatkin (Calvary Chr.), Steven Signore (CCC). Coach: Dave Bintz (Calvary Chr.)
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