Knights of Columbus Crown State Free Throw Champions 2009

The results are in from the Knights of Columbus State Free Throw Championships held at St. Ann in Nashville.  These winners were sent to Supreme for the National competition. 

The winners were:

 

Patrick Vassallo was the winner of the 10 year old boys (Memphis)
Molly Sullivan was the winner of the 10 year old girls (Nashville)
Dalton Smith was the winner of the 11 year old boys (Hendersonville)
Lizzie Ouellette was the winner of the 11 year old girls (Collierville)
Michael Canonico was the winner of the 12 year old boys (Nashville)
Sylvia Coutras was the winner of the 12 year old girls (Brentwood)
Charlie Oswald was the winner of the 13 year old boys (Memphis)
Emily Palmer was the winner of the 13 year old girls (Nashville)
Ashlyn Taylor was the  winner of the 14 year old girls.(Greenville)
Adam Neal was the winner of the 14 year old boys.
(Nashville)

 

Runner Ups were:

 

Andrew Lewis was the runner-up of the 10 year old boys (Jackson)
Braxton Powers was the runner-up for the 10 year old girls (Collierville)
Kayla Schroer was the runner-up of the 11 year old girls (Ashland City)
Cameron Roach was the runner-up of the 11 year old boys.(Memphis)
Miracle Taylor was the runner-up of the 12 year old girls. (Dyersburg)
Charles Jabaley was the runner-up of the 12 year old boys (Soddy Daisy)
Susanah Tovar was the runner-up of the 13 year old girls (Jackson)
Preston Pickett was the runner up for the 13 year old boys (Jackson)
Caitie Connor was the runner up for the 14 year old girls (Murfreesboro)
Patrick Sweeney was the runner-up for the 14 year old boys (Memphis)

 

Each contestant was allowed 25 free-throw attempts in the contests. Ties were settled by successive rounds of five free throws per contestant until a winner emerged.

Thanks to St. Ann for hosting this event. Special Thanks to the other Brother Knights who helped this event turn out to be a huge success; John Mc Nicholas, Patrick Connor, Bob DeRuvo, Thomas Janaskie, Richard Davis and Ray Alves.

Keith Sovine
State Youth Consultant