Newark Memorial High School senior guard Taylor Norman scored 13 points on December 13 to help lead the Lady Cougars Girls Varsity Basketball Team to a 71-32 win over Fairfield High in the opening round of the 2012 Newark Memorial “Hoop-Fest.”
The 13-points scored helped Norman reach the 1,000 point milestone in her high school career.
The Lady Cougars beat Leland High of San Jose 61-33 on December 14 in a semifinal game, before losing to undefeated Wilcox High of Santa Clara, 49-33 in the championship game on December 15.
Junior Ni’yesha Brown (61 tournament points in 3 games) and Norman (triple double vs. Leland) were named to the All-Tournament team.
Coach Darryl Reina
Newark Memorial HS Girls Basketball
Taylor Norman Reaches 1,000 Point Milestone, Lady Cougars Finish Second In "Hoop-Fest"
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Jack Lyness May 22, 2013 at 06:29 pm
Today PG&E told me that about 3,000 customers (homes and businesses) in Newark and Fremont were…Read More without power from 7:57 p.m. to about 11 p.m. (I think ours went out a few minutes before that and I'm sure ours came on before 9 p.m. I suppose maybe some of those 3000 folks were out longer as they brought neighborhoods back up gradually, but my guess is that some bureaucrat guessed at the beginning that the outage "should" last 3 hours, and that became historical "fact.") due to a "device failure." (Now that's informative. My guess remains that wind was involved.)
They called and left a message on my Comcast voice mail to let me know the power was out and that it should be back on by 11 - but my phones require power so I didn't get the message until this morning. I just called PG&E to change the number they call with such notifications to my cell, but they were able to clarify nothing else.
Anyway, in case you were wondering, that is what PG&E now says happened.
Jill UyBico May 22, 2013 at 02:08 pm
I definitely rushed right into the shower when the power went out to avoid the dark! Apparently all…Read More the traffic lights were out in the areas you mentioned, as well as the Central/Blacow traffic lights. I wish I knew what happened, I should probably check that out right now. I saw a cop car and fire truck a few houses down on my street.
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Debora