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Sports Without a
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VOLUME XI, ISSUE 4 STAFF

Editor-in-chief: Sarah Hill

Tech and Formatting Editor: Henry Hu
Worldly Associate Editor: Samantha DePalma
Tech and Formatting Assistant: Zachary Wisnefsky
Writers: Samantha Depalma, Sarah Hill, Henry Hu, Zachary
Hoedl, Andrew Kelbley, Matthew Wisnefsky, Tanishq
Kancharla, Sydney Dembski, Luke Bunosso, Colin Mackellar,
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Credits and General Information......................................................................2

FAQ..............................................................................................................................3
Calendar....................................................................................................................4
Letter from the Editor..........................................................................................4
Word of the edition................................................................................................5
Sports: Pomperaug Full Year Sports Records..........................................6-7
Two-page Feature: Andys Summer Horoscopes..........................................8-9
Sports: Best Golfers to Never Win a Major...........................................10-11
Comic: Goodbye......................................................................................................12
Haiku: Tulip Without a Future............................................................................12
Comic: Will the Warriors Blow Another 3-1 Finals Lead?.......................13
Acrostic: 2016-2017............................................................................................13
Crash Course Current Events.........................................................................14
Future Word Search/Sudoku Corner...........................................................15
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June 2017 Calendar

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Letter From the Editor

Dear Readers, to miss The Phoenix, it really made my high school
This is it. It's the end of the year and my senior year. experience so much better.
I'm leaving with high hopes for the continuation of To the future Phoenix staff, have courage, write
The Phoenix, as the whole senior class leaves for the about the important issues, produce quality over
trip that is out lives. quantity, and have fun with it too! I hope you enjoy
Thank you to all our writers and all our readers who it as much as I did.
have been with us for the past two years or who Sincerely,
have joined us somewhere along the way. I'm going Sarah Hill
Editor-in-Chief
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The Word of the Edition
Henry Hu
Hey readers! In less than a week, my time with
Pomperaug will be over. I look back on my high
school life almost as fondly as I do excitedly on my
future. Just like any moment in our daily lives, the
words of the English language are always both
connecting backwards in time and probing regions
into which they might grow in the future. In the
spirit of our future, and the summer, the words of
the edition are travel and courage.
Travel sounds a lot like French travail, or even
English travail. Indeed, to travel is to make a
journey, to toil and work, or travail, through
it! But where does travail, then, come from?
Travail is a descendant of the Latin tri+palus
(three stakesyes, palus as in impale someone
with a stake!), a type of torture that must have been
as painful as going to work! A similar word is trivia,
which comes from tri-via three roadsyes, via as
in via e-mail means road! The only places where
three whole roads met used to be very common
placeshence, a commonplace matter is trivial!
5
Courage means heart. You might recognize the
French coeur, or the English words cordial, concord
(together hearts), and cardiac. So, the phrase have
courage means, really, have heart.
Let me note how the study of word history adds
color to our daily lives. Since I learned that courage
came from the same place as heart, every time I
have said it, into my mind has popped the image of
that muscle which perseveres day by day through
death. Courage means the ability to act when
frightenedin other words, the strength to act no
matter what; does the image of a heart not describe
it well? When just muttering a word links your mind
to a slurry of its cousins, parents, and children, then
you know your linguistic life is sweet.
Bonus Linguistic Thoughts:
Are the words cot and caught pronounced
the same? Ask your friends from the MidWest
and California!
Outrage comes from u[l]tra, not rage!
The sound th (dental fricative harsh air
going through tongue between the teeth) is
super rare in the world!
The pter in helicopter is like pterodactyl!
Lord means loaf-ward (bread keeper) and
lady means loaf-eater (bread eater)!
I love you all!
Good luck trying to find these words in this
issueand in your daily lives! God b wi ye all!
Yours Truly,
Henry Hu, Tech Co-editor
P.S. I am so proud of my apprentice, Zach, who
formatted most of this editionand beautifully!
Write for the Phoenix and he will format your work!
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Pomperaug Full Year Sports Records
Zachary Hoedl
As the school year comes to an end, we would like OPENS RANKING: 11th
to look back at the great records and achievements 2ND AT SWC
each varsity sport team has accomplished. This BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
record sheet only contains team records. Please 12-1
understand that I might get some information CLASS L POINTS: 73
wrong. Enjoy! CLASS L FINAL RANKING: 2ND
OPENS POINTS: 309
FALL SPORTS OPENS RANKING: 14TH

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY

BOYS SOCCER 13-0
10-1-5 CLASS L POINTS: 62
CLASS L RATING: 8th CLASS L FINAL RANKING: 1ST
LOST IN CLASS L FIRST ROUND OPENS POINTS: 163
SWC SEMI-FINALISTS OPENS RANKING: 4TH

GIRLS SOCCER
13-2-1 WINTER SPORTS
CLASS L RATING: 6th
CLASS L QUARTERFINALISTS BOYS SWIMMING AND DIVING
SWC FINALISTS 10-0
CLASS L POINTS: 806
FOOTBALL CLASS L RANKING: 2nd
3-7 OPENS POINTS: 459.5
FINAL CLASS L PLAYOFF POINT OPENS RANKING: 2nd
RANKING: 24th SWC CHAMPIONS

VOLLEYBALL BOYS BASKETBALL

13-4 14-6
CLASS L RANKING: 5th CLASS L RANKING: 10TH
CLASS L SEMI-FINALISTS LOST IN CLASS L FIRST ROUND
SWC SEMIFINALISTS SWC SEMIFINALISTS

FIELD HOCKEY GIRLS BASKETBALL

7-8-1 15-5
CLASS M RANKING: 14th CLASS L RANKING: 3RD
LOST IN CLASS M FIRST ROUND CLASS L SEMI-FINALISTS
SWC FINALISTS SWC QUARTERFINALISTS

GIRLS SWIMMING AND DIVING HOCKEY

CLASS L POINTS: 356 15-4-1
CLASS L RANKING: 6th DIVISION 2 RANKING: 2ND
OPENS POINTS: 190 DIVISION 2 RUNNER UPS

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WRESTLING SWC SEMIFINALISTS
CLASS L POINTS: 83.5
CLASS L RANKING: 11TH GIRLS TENNIS:
CLASS L PLAYER RANKINGS: Matt 12-4
Pangle(1st) Kyle Sheehan(3rd) Dan CLASS M RANKING: 3RD
Germaine(5th) CLASS M SEMI FINALISTS
OPENS POINTS: 22 SWC SEMIFINALISTS
OPENS RANKING: 38TH
OPEN PLAYER RANKING: Matt Pangle(5th) OUTDOOR TRACK &FIELD (GIRLS)
NEW ENGLAND PLAYER RANK: Matt Pangle(5th) CLASS L POINTS: 31
CLASS L RANKING: 8TH
SPRING SPORTS OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD (BOYS)
CLASS L POINTS: 10
BASEBALL CLASS L RANKING: 16TH
8-12
CLASS LL RANKING: 30TH BEST OF RECORDS:
LOST IN CLASS LL FIRST ROUND Best Class L Final Ranking: Softball (FIRST) and
SWC SEMIFINALIST Girls Cross Country (FIRST)

SOFTBALL Best Class M Final Ranking: Girls Lacrosse

18-2 (SECOND)
CLASS L RANKING: 1ST
CLASS L SEMIFINALISTS Best Opens Ranking: Boys Swimming
SWC COLONIAL DIVISION CHAMPIONS (SECOND)
SWC FINALISTS
Best SWC Run: Boys Swimming (CHAMPIONS)
BOYS LACROSSE
11-4 Undefeated Regular Season Achievement: Boys
CLASS M RANKING: 7TH Swimming (10-0) and Girls Cross Country (13-0)
CLASS M QUARTERFINALISTS
SWC FINALISTS Best Regular Season Records:

GIRLS LACROSSE 1. Girls Cross Country (13-0)

14-2 2. Boys Swimming and Diving (10-0)
CLASS M RANKING: 2ND 3. Softball (18-2)
CLASS M RUNNER UPS
SWC SEMIFINALISTS
CONGRATULATIONS ON
GOLF AN AMAZING YEAR FOR
10-5
DIVISION 1 AVERAGE SCORE: 34.940
SPORTS!
DIVISION 1 RANKING: 24TH
OVERALL COMBINED
BOYS TENNIS: RECORD:
9-5
CLASS L RANK: 11TH 207 - 15 - 65
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Andys Summer Horoscopes Caprico

Andrew Kelbley, Horoscopist (Taurus) Cap
Ho

Pisces (Feb 19 Aquarius (Jan R

Mar 20) 20Feb 18)
Perhaps, Pisces, you
are looking forward to
a relaxing and
freedom-filled
summer. I predict the opposite! There
will be things that happen that throw a
wrench in your plans. However, I have
confidence that you will be flexible
enough to navigate these unexpected
events. Maybe doing more yoga will
help you be even more flexible.
atta
b
personal passion
Aquarius, its been taking awhile for
you to complete some of your goals.
This might be because you are
focusing too hard on them.
Sometimes it is best to put certain
projects down for awhile, because
when you come back you will have all
sorts of new ideas. Take a vacation
where you dont think about work or
school or future goals, and when you
return to Connecticut you will be
refreshed and ready
for the rest of 2017.

Aries (Mar 21Apr 19)

Be smart, Aries! The impulsive things you say may have been
hurting peoples feelings recently, and Summer is a perfect
time for learning to be more thoughtful. You may be tempted
to rush into summer plans horns first, but it will be easier to accomplish your
goals if you have a plan in mind. Take the time to slow down and go on some
hikes: get some thinking done by the pool, or at the Southford Falls.

Taurus Gemini
(Apr 20 Canc
May 20) (May 21
There are certain aspects Jun 20) 21
of your life that have become drastically Gemini, you social butterfly! Youve Cancer, people
different in the last few months. Perhaps probably been thinking about all the different things your mysteriou
you are about to be separated from you want to explore this summer, and you are interpreted by so
some of your close friends! However, getting very excited for school to end. Be careful not OK though, beca
Taurus, it is important to remember that to go in too multiple directions at once, or you wont spend plenty o
change is not always a bad thing. I am get anywhere at all. Make sure that your obligations searching. Im pre
confident that you can stay grounded and planssuch as your job or reading for AP reason, by the en
while also embracing all of the changes classesare taken care of first, and focus on having feel much more
that have begun to take place. fun, spontaneous experiences afterwards. skin
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orn (Dec 22Jan 19) Sagittarius (Nov 22

pricorn, you are so constant! I admire your stability. Dec 21)
owever, there are a few people in your life who have
Sagittarius, you are such an adventurer! Things have
not been living up to your expectations recently.
certainly been adventurous for you recently, which is why
Remember that your standards may not always be
you should take some time to relax:
ainable for everyone else. This summer will hopefully
sometimes you can find the most important
be a season of focusing on yourself, exploring new
things in life right inside your own home.
s, going on long walks on the beach, and becoming
Your restlessness is probably wearing down
even happier,
some people close to you, so take this into
more successful
account and work on being relaxed and
Capricorn.
empathetic this summer!
Libra (Sep Scorpio (Oct
23Oct 22 23Nov 22)
Libra, you Scorpio, I bet you have been
love having some relationship
harmony! problems. This is probably
When things go because you act so prickly. Although it is
wrong (maybe good to be a confident person, it is often
certain friends are unproductive to ignore the feelings of
becoming angry at others. This is the summer to be open
each other) with everyone and let out all your
remember that you are a talented secrets. Dont worry; its fun to be open
peacemaker. Your friends and family and understanding. This will help others
are more willing to listen to you than finally stop treating you like a scorpion!
you think. If you dont know what to
doand I predict that you will feel
that way at some pointthen go to Virgo
the beach and watch the waves! The
seagulls always know whats up. (Aug 23
cer (Jun Sep 22)
Leo (Jul
Jul 22) Virgo, you have been pretty quiet this
23Aug 22) school year. Its time to let loose and
e dont get you. Right now, enjoy the things you like. If you dont
usness is probably being Its time to lead, Leo! Look have one already, buy a speaker and
ome as moodiness. Thats out for chances to take on additional listen to your favorite music at all
ause this summer you will opportunities and leadership roles at your times. There are mistakes that you
of time doing some soul- summer job, and maybe you will be made this year that are bothering
edicting that, for whatever rewarded! Even though you may be you, but its time to realize that you
nd of the summer you will tempted to show off your amazing and tan are a faithful, kind, and hardworking
e comfortable in your own beach body this summer, remember that individual, and there is never anything
n (or shell). vanity might cause others to dislike you. wrong with advocating for yourself.
10
Best Golfers To Never Win a Major
Matthew Wisnefsky
Before Sergio Garcia won the Masters a few weeks
ago, he was often regarded as the best active golfer
without a major win. So here is who I believe are the
top 10 golfers without a major win. Colin
Montgomerie is probably the best golfer of all time
without a major win, however as he does not
currently play on the PGA nor the European Tour he
doesn't count for this ranking.
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8. Luke Donald
Former world #1 Luke Donald is still only 39 years
old but he may not have too many good golf years
left in him, as he hasn't won since 2013 and is in
danger of dropping out of the top 100 in the world.
He has finished in the top 5 in each major, with his
best finish being a T3 at the 2005 Masters and 2006
PGA Championship.

Just Missed 7. Lee Westwood

Soren Kjeldsen
Ian Poulter
Charlie Hoffman
Bill Haas
Ryan Moore
10. Justin Thomas
Justin Thomas is still only 23 years old and that's
partly why he's ranked #10, as he still has a long
time to win some majors. He's already #8 in the
world and has 4 PGA Tour wins including 3 this
season, which none of interestingly enough have
been in the continental United States. His best
finish in a major is a T15 at the 2015 PGA
Championship.
Lee Westwood who was also a former world #1 has
played in 75 majors and has not won any which is
the most out of any active golfer, but he is 42 years
old and hasn't won since 2014. He has played very
well in majors as of late as in 2016 he finished T2 at
the Masters
6. Patrick Reed
Patrick Reed is only 26 years old and has won 5
times on the PGA Tour but what he is most known
for is his Ryder Cup heroics last year where he
bested Rory McIlroy in a Sunday Final Singles
match. He has 5 career Top 25's in majors but has
never come very close
to ever winning one.

9. Branden Grace 5. Matt

Ever since the 2015 US Open where he burst on the Kuchar
scene by leading through 54 holes at Chambers Bay
but ended up finishing T4, South African Branden Matt Kuchar seems to
Grace has been in contention in nearly all the be the most consistent
majors and even got his first PGA Tour win at member on the PGA
Harbour Town after winning 10 in Europe and South Tour, it seems like
Africa. He's still only 28 years old and has many every week he plays
good years ahead of him. he's able to get a Top
10. He has been close
to winning majors
multiple times with Matt Kuchar
getting top 10's in the
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Masters 4 out of the past 6 years, including a T4 this
past year. He's 38 years old so he should have a few
more good years left.

4. Brandt Snedeker
Brandt Snedeker, a former Fedex Cup Champion has
always seemed like he had the talent to win a major,
he just hasn't won one yet. He is still only 36 years old
so he has plenty of opportunities. He finished second
at the Masters back in 2008, and he's always played
pretty consistently well in majors.

3. Hideki Matsuyama
Hideki Matsuyama is looking to be the first Japanese
golfer to ever win a major, and he definitely has the
talent to do it. He's won 4 times on the PGA Tour and
8 times in Japan and his only 25 years old. He's
finished in the Top 10 or better at every single major,
it's probably just a matter of time until he gets his
first major.

2. Rickie Fowler Brandt Snedeker

In 2014 Rickie Fowler finished in the top 5 in every

single major, but unfortunately he hasn't finished in
the top 5 since. He is in the top 10 in the world, and
has won the Players Championship which is the
Paul Casey
unofficial "5th major". He was contending in the
Masters this year before he fell apart on the final day.

1. Paul Casey
It may seem odd to put a guy at #1 who has 1 career
PGA Tour win which was back in 2009 but does have
13 career European Tour wins. But Paul Casey has
finished in the top 10 at the Masters 3 straight years,
he has 15 career top 25 in majors and 9 career top
10's. He's 39 years old so he has a few more good
years left, and I definitely see him winning a major
sometime in the near future.
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Comic: Goodbye
Tanishq Kancharla

Haiku: Tulip Without a Future

Sydney Dembski

Just starting to grow,

Sun! But wait- a shadow comes

One deer chomps, Im gone.

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Comic: The Warriors 3-1 Finals Lead?

Luke Bunosso

Acrostic: 2016-2017
Colin Mackellar
As finals approach Pomperaug High The new year meant many things including a
School, the school year is coming to a bouquet of new experiences. Many
close once again. In generic terms, accomplishments were made and many
the year was exciting and terrifying; challenges were brought forth. But this
leaving memories for all. school year was certainly one to remember:

2 PHS sports teams won a state 25 point deficit the Patriots overcame
title
0 F was the temperature when school was
o

0 hurricanes came through not cancelled.

Southbury/ Middlebury
1 Unpredictable president was sworn into
1 spectacular olympics office

6/6/2016, 4/4/2016, 10/10/2016, and 7was one of the lucky numbers for the
12/12/2016 all fell on a Monday Chinese new year on January 28
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Crash Course Current Events

Abbey Dwight

Comey-ng for Trump community. Though he campaigned as a potential

Nearly a month after his dismissal, former FBI
Director James Comey testified in front of the
Senate Intelligence Committee. Comey answered a
variety of questions about the FBIs investigation of
Russias involvement in the presidential election and
went so far as to suggest President Trumps
insistence on dropping the investigation of Michael
Flynn as an obstruction of justice.
Comey ultimately expressed both the deep
discomfort he felt speaking with Trump since their
first meeting weeks before Trumps inauguration
and his doubt that Trump has been entirely honest
in conveying the nature of his conversations with
Comey about the investigations. Comey declared
that he would be comfortable if tapes of his and
Trumps conversations were released.
More Sessions in the
Senate
Attorney general Jeff Sessions has recently
accepted the Senate Intelligence Committees
invitation to testify before them on
Tuesday. Sessions wrote to Sen. Richard Shelby,
chairman of the Senate Appropriations
subcommittee on justice, that In light of reports
regarding Mr. Comeys recent testimony, it is
important that I have an opportunity to address
these matters. The Senate Democrats are calling
for Sessions testimony to be public.
ally of the LGBTQ community, Trump has hired a
multitude of foes to LGBTQ rights advances and has
withdrawn the federal guidance to encourage
schools to allow transgender students to use the
gender-specific facilities of their choice.
Fallen Soldiers
This Saturday, an Afghan soldier injured one and
killed three American soldiers. The shooting
occurred in the Achin district of Afghanistan, where
the U.S. has been fighting the Taliban and Islamic
State alongside Afghanistan. The Taliban has
claimed responsibility for the killings. A statement
by spokesperson Zabiullah Mujahid revealed that a
member of the Taliban infiltrated the Afghan
army.
Vice President Mike Pence spoke out about the
attack, and his words certainly echo in the hearts of
all Americans: ...when heroes fall, Americans
grieve. And our thoughts and prayers are with the
families of these American heroes.

Marching Season
Over the past week, marches have been underway
in major cities across the country to celebrate
LGBTQ Pride Month. This past Sunday, the
Equality March on D.C. took a political turn as
participants remembered the resistance and
solidarity expressed by the Stonewall riots and
expressed their dissatisfaction with how the Trump Attorney General Jeff Sessions
administration has thus far supported the LGBTQ Note: Article Reported 6/11/17
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Future Word Search!

Probe your years-to-come
R X F E U S U S T R A S A E C with this celebratory
E E U C U Z N T E E U R R M O search for meaning!
P Q G R S E G R A M L O E O L Word List:
H R U R X E E G S M F I G B L
A A I T E C R N B U O R Y E E CASEY SESSIONS
T N U D O M O U C S Q R Y X G
COLLEGE SUMMER
T U I R E I T A T O E A O M E
U N D E S L Q H A U U W N U S COTCAUGHTMERGER SUN
L S E S H S Y V G B F R O K D FUTURE TAURUS
I N E J G O O D L U C K A T V
GOODLUCK TULIP
P S C A S E Y L E V A R T G F
Y B Z X T G S X J X L C X F E NEXT WARRIORS
C A A M M L C K U S A P T J T PRIDE Bonus: The
U W E X G D T J N O V D M O E two Words of
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Sudoku Corner
8 6 1 5 2
3 2 1 9
1 2 5 9 3
6 1 3 1 4
8 5
<Easy 6 3
2 4 9 Hard> 7
9 7 2 5 4
4 1
7 2 8 6 7 3 2

Solutions to last issues Sudoku and Crossword are on the Website:

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