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Montverde Academy Invitational Tournament (MAIT)

Scoreboard (Saturday)

  • Woods Haven Academy (77) v. Chaminade-Madonna (60)
  • Oak Ridge HS (57) v. Orlando Christian Prep (52)
  • Montrose Christian (59) v. Arlington Christian Day (76)
  • Findlay Prep (51) v. Montverde Academy (54)
     

Scoreboard (Friday)

  • Chaminade-Madonna (49) v. Oak Ridge HS (76)
  • Findlay Prep (75) v. Arlington Country Day (68)
  • Orlando Christian Prep (75)v. Woods Haven Academy (33)
  • Montrose Christian (57) v. Montverde Academy (59)

 

 

Scoreboard (Thursday)

  • Oldsmar Christian (53) v. Findlay Prep (83)
  • Oak Ridge (53) v. Arlington Country Day (69)
  • Montrose Christian (64) v. Orlando Christian Prep (52)
  • Woods Haven Academy (36) v. Montverde Academy (66)
     

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MAIT 2010 TEAMS
Written by Tracey Mansfield   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009

Hold on to your seats as the Montverde Academy Invitational Tournament 2010 sets new heights on a tournament field which boasts four nationally ranked teams.  For MAIT 2010 sponsorships which include court side box seats for 6 people plus all the amenities of the hospitality suite contact Jon Hopman ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ) or Mike Foley ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ) , Co Tournament Directors.  Be sure to check back at www.montverde.net for updates and scores.

Montverde Academy ESPN #12, USA Today #23

The Eagles have reloaded to bid for a seventh straight 20-victory season, a stretch that included an unbeaten 2006-07 campaign. Eight veterans return, including three starters. Bell, a Villanova recruit, led the team in scoring at 22 points per game last season. Ndao, senior guard Kaleb Clyburn and 7-foot senior Ugo Okam are also back. Newcomers include Jones, a Marquette recruit, and 7-foot-2 junior center Mark Overdevest, a New Zealand Junior National player.

Findlay Prep ESPN #1, USA Today #2

Bolstering Findlay Prep's chances for a repeat FAB 50 title are a trio of talented transfers in junior guards Nick Johnson (nephew of late NBA star Dennis Johnson) and Jabari Brown and sophomore forward Winston Shepard. Depth will be provided by senior wing Marko Petrovic and guard Nigel Williams-Goss, one of the nation's top freshmen. Findlay Prep has a loaded schedule that includes dates with FAB 50 No. 2 St. Patrick (Elizabeth, N.J.) and No. 16 Northland (Columbus, Ohio) as well as trips to a number of prestigious tournaments.

Montrose Christian ESPN #5, USA Today #12

The Mustangs have added Hairston, a Duke recruit who averaged 25 points and 11 rebounds last season, to the fold. Top returning veterans include Maryland recruit Ross, who averaged 18 points per game as a junior, and the precocious Anderson, last season's sixth man as a freshman. Hairston is the No. 27 player in the ESPNU 100, while Ross checks in at No. 39. Anderson is the No. 6 player in the ESPNU Terrific 25. Another newcomer is 6-foot-6 junior Paul Gombwer.

Arlington Country Day ESPN #31

The Apaches will be seeking their sixth consecutive Class 2A state championship with a new look as only two veterans return: Smith and 5-foot-11 Leroy Rivera. First-year seniors include Jackson, a Cincinnati recruit, Dilik, 6-8 John Brown, 6-6 Wes Blackman and 5-10 Chris Blunt. Two sophomores, 5-11 Jermaine Armstrong and 6-2 Ian Baker, will be counted on to contribute. As is Angel Mathias, a 6-foot-6, 295-pounder from Puerto Rico.

Oldsmar Christian School

Woods Haven Prep

Oak Ridge High School

Orlando Christian Prep

Chaminade-Madonna College Prep School

 

 

 

Last Updated ( Monday, 25 January 2010 )
 
MIDDLE SCHOOL NEWSLETTER - JANUARY 22, 2010
Written by Warren Delmolino   
Friday, 22 January 2010

Dear Parents and Students,

Overall, I would have to say that the Middle School has students who are rule abiding. Students' behavior is such that teachers are allowed to teach in the classroom and other students are allowed to learn. This is an extremely critical aspect of student behavior in a school system that our students understand and for the most part, comply with on a daily basis.

Also the dress and appearance of our students at the Academy is a very important issue that sets us apart from other school systems. Again, for the most part, I am always pleased with the way that our students represent the Academy not only while they are here on campus, but when they leave campus as well. We normally received very complimentary remarks regarding our students' behavior and appearance from people

who may be seeing MVA students for the first time. This ability for our Middle School students to make "good choices" in how they look, how they speak, and how they behave will pay dividends for them throughout their lives.

Two issues that I am addressing with the student body are:

     #1        The hair style of the boys who attend MVA's Middle School 

     #2        The length of  skirts and/or skorts of the Middle School girls

Some of our boys need to get their hair cut or styled to comply with the school's policy regarding the grooming and hair care. Some of our girls need to have the length of their skirts and skorts comply with the school's policy regarding the length of these items.

On page 18 of the Middle School Student Planner and Handbook it is stated: "Neatness, grooming and proper hair care receive the same special attention as student dress at Montverde Academy. Radical hairstyles or dyed hair is not permitted. Boys' hair should be kept short away from the face and eyes and may not touch the collar of his shirt."

On page 17 of the Middle School Student Planner and Handbook it is stated: "Dresses (skirts) and skorts must not be shorter than three inches from the top of the knee." (Use 3x5 index card as a guide.)

I addressed the Middle School students concerning these issues on Wednesday, January 20. The students and faculty were told of the two concerns that I had; they were told that I would be writing a Middle School letter that would be posted on our .net and Constant Contact sites; and they were told that I would be monitoring these two issues more closely starting on Monday, January 25.

In order for us to maintain the image that we would like portray not only here at the Academy bur when we are away from the school, these two issues need to be enforced and I am asking for your support regarding the hair styles of the boys and the length of the skirts and skorts of the girls. The compliance of these two issues makes us who were are and does set us apart from other academic institution that may not have this uniformity within their dress code.

Yours in education,

Warren Delmolino

Last Updated ( Friday, 22 January 2010 )
 
New Spring Break Trip is Offered!!! The World's 2nd Largest Cruise Ship!!!
Written by Mike Foley   
Tuesday, 19 January 2010

We are very excited to offer an opportunity to travel on the World's 2nd Largest Cruise Ship - Royal Caribbean Cruise Line's Freedom of the Seas.

This ship offers a rock climbing wall, ice skating rink, Flo-Rider (surfing, knee boarding, etc.), full court basketball, ping pong, teen social gatherings throughout the day and evening, along with many, many other activities. ALL INCLUDED IN THE COST.

We will depart Montverde Academy on Saturday, April 3 to stay one night in hotel conveniently located 3 miles from the launch port, Port Canaveral.

The cost of this trip includes everything on board the ship: Food, service tips, basketball, ping pong, Flo-Rider, ice skating, rock climbing wall, along with all the other activities offered on board.

The cost of this trip will range from $1895-1995. Euro-American Tours provided a price range to account for any adjustments in Royal Caribbean's fees. We are hoping for the lower cost.

Please see below for Freedom of the Seas' destinations:

April 3             We will be staying at a hotel near Port Canaveral

Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines and Freedom of the Seas Itinerary

April 4             Depart Port Canaveral 

April 5             At Sea

April 6             Labadee, Haiti            

April 7             Ocho Rios, Jamiaca                 

April 8             George Town, Grand Cayman   

April 9             Cozumel, Mexico           

April 10           At Sea

April 11           Port Canaveral                   

We look forward to having you join this adventure.  As we are working on strict deadlines, please submit your application and full non-refundable payment to Euro-American Tours directly no later than January 22, 2010.

For more information please call Mike Foley (407-469-2561) at the Academy or Euro-American Tours directly at 1-800-989-3876

**SPECIAL TOUR CONDITIONS:

**The price for double occupancy is $1,895.00

**The price for single occupancy is $3082.00

*The above price is based on 8 or more cabins and the price is the price at time of pricing.  Since we are so close to departure, cabins cannot be reserved until payment is received and therefore is subject to availability of rooms and the price in effect at the time of pricing.

In order to reserve your place on the trip, please submit your application and non-refundable payment in full to Euro-American Tours no later than January 22, 2010 (all Euro-American Tours information is on the application).  You may also return the application form to Mike Foley via fax: 407-469-2095 or scan and email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

Pease click on the following link to access the Euro-American Tours application and Freedom of the Seas itinerary for the Spring Break 2010 Trip. http://montverde.net/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=21&Itemid=47

The applicable tour conditions are listed on the application, which must be signed and returned, in order to be eligible for the trip.  All taxes, fees, and prepaid on-board gratuities are included.

Please contact Mike Foley, Dean of International & Domestic Student Services, with any questions: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 January 2010 )
 
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