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Capital City Stealth vs. West Michigan Force 2013

The Capital City Stealth, beat the West Michigan Force 47 — 7 in a rematch of the 2012 Great Lake Football League Championship game.

As has been the case most of the year, the Stealth scored first but after each team traded turnovers a slow first quarter ended with a tie score at 7 — 7. From there the Stealth settled in and scored 40 unanswered points.

Former MSU star A.J. Jimmerson had 44 yards on the day capped off by an electrifying 4 yard touchdown run to put the Stealth up 14-7. Stealth third year running back Demetrius Addison showed off his speed and agility with 71 yards on just 5 carries and added 7 more points for the Stealth before halftime. Rodney Hodges & Damion Jones each added touchdowns runs of 5 yards in the third quarter.

“Our offensive line was dominant the Force all evening. They opened holes for our running backs and gave the quarterbacks all kinds of time to throw. You can tell these guys are really coming together and peaking at the right time. With this kind of play we should be able to make it deep into the playoffs.” said Frank Cugini, Stealth Assistant General Manager.

Damon Young was 11 of 16 for 129 yards and a touchdown spreading most of his passes between receivers Trevor Maus, Mike Frisbie and Leroy Green. Both of Frisbie’s receptions went for touchdowns.

The Stealth have traditionally had one of the best defenses in the league and this year is no different. The team is at the top of the league in takeaways and they added five more verses the Force — 3 interceptions and 2 fumbles. They also tacked on 10 sacks on a night when they seem to hit the Force QB on every play.

The defense was led by Marshal Brice with 10 tackles and a sack. Javonte Wells, Stanley Pates & Daloreon Strickland each had 2.5 sacks. Cullen Davis had an interception that he returned 35 yards for a touchdown. Marcus Pugh had the crowd on its feet with a late interception that he returned 85 yards to set up the Stealth’s final score. Stealth head coach, Mike Wallace, reached into his bag of tricks to get the touchdown. Quarterback Brandon Heik handed the ball to Leroy Green on what appeared to be a reverse, but then Green put up a 25 yard pass to a wide open Frisbie in the end zone.

Lansing Derby Vixens Profile: Dr. Hotpants

t’s time for another Vixens Video Profile! This time it’s Dr. Hotpants #987. Hotpants started the season on the Capital Corruption but made our A team at our mid-season evaluations. She’s a solid blocker and pivot with the rare talent of being able to hold a jammer back almost single-handedly.

Cravings Gourmet Popcorn- Passion

Passion is the fire that drives you to achieve your vision. Old Town has grown over the years because of the passion of the people that work and live here.

Director’s Notes- Multiple YouTube Channels

In this Director’s Notes, production director Paul J Schmidt talks about the ability to now administer multiple YouTube channels under one account. If you have questions about this or other items, contact us at 517.292.0095 or unodeuce.com

Capital City Stealth vs. the Flint Fury 2013

The Capital City Stealth (4-3) take on the Flint Fury (6-1) at Waverly High School in Lansing, MI and take the win 25-8. For more information on the Stealth go to www.capitacitystealth.com

Lansing Derby Vixens Profile- Lil’ Hitaly

It’s been a little while since we did our last Vixens Video Profile, but this one is something special! This week’s profile is our league president Lil Hitaly. Not only is she on-call just about 24-hours a day for all of our league business, Hitaly is the A Team bench manager, sending out our winning packs and generally keeping things orderly.

Cravings Gourmet Popcorn- Dream Big

Dream Big!

We live in a great place. Each of us can do something special. No contribution is too small. Every person, if we work together, can achieve great things.

Director’s Notes- Video Length

In this Director’s Notes, production director Paul J Schmidt talks about how optimal video length. If you have questions about this or other items, contact us at 517.292.0095 or unodeuce.com

Hearts, Hands, and Voices

Hearts, Hands, and Voices is a unique opportunity for young people of all Christian faith and music backgrounds to come together in a safe and welcoming environment to grow spiritually and musically. The centerpiece of our program is a summer camp that immerses our campers in an intentional experiential process. Introduced in 2008 by artistic director Dr. Michael Burkhardt for children, grades 2-7, they are marking their 2013 summer camp season by expanding the program to include offerings for camp alumni and choir directors/music educators.

This year’s camp will run from August 12 – 15, 2013 at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 30650 W. Six Mile Road, Livonia, MI

The camp runs daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for campers (grades 2-7) with a special experience for camp alumni from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. (grade 8 and above). Choir directors and music educators are offered a three-session workshop from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Wednesday. Everyone returns for a concluding presentation on Thursday evening, August 15th, at 7 p.m.

Lansing Derby Vixens Profile: House of Bruise

It’s been a while, but it’s time again for another Vixens Video Profile! This time it’s House of Bruise #312. Another one of our newest skaters, Bruise has been working hard on the track and did a great job skating in this year’s ScrimmagePalooza hosted by The Jack Town Derby Girls. We expect GREAT things from this one!

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