Newburgh Free Academy

THREE ADDITIONS Marist men add 3 new players

Ashong, a three-year varsity player at Arlington High School joins the Red Foxes as a player who will add playmaking ability and depth to the offense ranks. As a senior captain, he was named to the All-League team, All-Section team and earned the League’s AA MVP award. A seven-year member of Middlepath FC, Ashong was named Arlington High School’s Athlete of the Month in October 2010. Bramall joins the Red Foxes following a decorated high school career at Newburgh Free Academy. A three-year starter, he earned Section IX All-Star accolades at different positions each year; defender in 2008, forward in 2009 and midfielder in 2010. A captain during his season year, Bramall was named to the NSCAA All-Region II (East) team in 2010. His club experience consists of action with the Soccer Plus Academy Inferno, USYSA Region 1 team, Eastern New York ODP team and the US Club Soccer id2 program National Camp. Wozniak, a Woodland Hills native comes to Marist after a successful interscholastic and club career in Southern California. A captain of his Calabasas High School team, he also was a member of the nationally ranked FC Golden State club team. With the club, Wozniak helped lead the team to the #1 rank in Southern California and #14 in the United States. He was named the Premier League play MVP of the 2010 season, as well as the Cup Series team MVP of the Cal South National Cup, where he posted a 0.57 GAA.

Newburgh Free Academy's Empty Bowls Raises $3600

On Wednesday, April 13, 2011, Newburgh Free Academy staff and students raised approximately $3,600 during Empty Bowls, an annual event held to benefit the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley. Empty Bowls is a national network of volunteer efforts to provide hunger relief. Each year, students from NFA ceramic classes volunteer to make one-of-a-kind bowls for the dinner. Students then volunteer their time to help serve a basic meal of soup, salad, fruit and bread for guests.

The donation for each meal is $15 – but guests keep the bowl to remember all year that there are plenty among us who face empty bowls each day. All proceeds go to the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley, the main food supplier to local food pantries and soup kitchens.

According to NFA French teacher Pilar Treus who helped organize the event, “The event was a success again this year. We hope to raise even more for the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley next year. We must remember in these difficult times that many people’s “bowls” don’t often get filled.”

In addition, door prize and raffles of many gift certificates from local businesses were donated for the event. Sponsors for Empty Bowls 2011 include: Commodore Chocolatier, Hannaford Supermarkets, Price Chopper, Wal-mart, Stop & Shop Supermarket, Shop Rite Vails Gate, Rockland Bakery, Adams Fairacre Farms, Showtime Cinemas, Rainbow Hair Salon, Morning Pond florist, Yuess Garden Florist, La Guadalupana Bakery, T. Marie Hair Salon, Nature’s Pantry, Billy Joe’s Ribworks, Longhorn Restaurant, Chris- Dian Florist, Stewart Shops, Leptondale Nursery, Zafar Produce, Devitts Nursery, NFA Cafeteria staff, and Jim Morrison.

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