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Game 12 - RSD vs Cornerstone
The Rochester School for the Deaf Wildcats Varsity Girls Basketball team fought hard and stayed competitive throughout the game, but it wasn’t enough to secure the win. Evangeline Fisher-Palmer led the team with 15 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 blocks, while Ashley Stuhlberg added 12 points, 8 rebounds, 4 assists, and 1 block. Final Score: RSD 37, Opponent 49 Overall Record: 7–5 Next Game: Today vs. Young Women’s College Prep at 5:00 PM Submitted by Charles Palmer Rochester School for the Deaf Varsity Girls Basketball Pulls Off Gritty Comeback Win at YWCP
The Varsity Girls Basketball team battled through adversity and delivered a thrilling comeback victory on the road against Young Women College Prep, winning 67–64 in a hard-fought game. RSD struggled early, falling behind 30–12 in the first quarter. Knowing YWCP only had five players, the coaching staff challenged the team to keep the pressure on and continue attacking. The response was immediate. In the second quarter, RSD exploded for 20 points, cutting the deficit to just four at halftime (36–32) and completely shifting the momentum. Despite one of YWCP’s players suffering an injury and continuing to play, RSD stayed aggressive in the second half and executed down the stretch to secure the win by three points. Evangeline Fisher-Palmer led the way with a dominant all-around performance, scoring 34 points, grabbing 8 rebounds, dishing out 11 assists, and knocking down four clutch three-pointers. Brooklyn Christensen added 17 points, while Ley Stuhlberg contributed 10 points and an impressive 16 rebounds. The defining moments came late in the game. Fisher-Palmer drained a huge three-pointer to put RSD up by three. On the very next possession, YWCP attacked the basket, and Ley Stuhlberg fearlessly stepped in to take charge, despite having four fouls. The courageous play sealed the possession, ran out the clock, and secured the victory. Down by 18 points in the first quarter, this team never quit. Their resilience, trust, and relentless effort turned a tough night into a statement win. Go Wildcats! Submitted by Charles Palmer ESDAA Announces Relocation of 2026 Track & Field Championships to Maryland
The Eastern Schools for the Deaf Athletic Association (ESDAA) has announced that the 2026 Track & Field Championships will now be held in Maryland. Location: Maryland School for the Deaf, Frederick, MD Dates remain the same: May 8–9 (Friday–Saturday) The event was originally scheduled to take place at the New York School for the Deaf in White Plains, NY, but due to weather and construction delays impacting track renovations, the decision was made to relocate. We appreciate the efforts of all involved and will share more updates as they become available. Rochester School for the Deaf @ Kentucky School for the Deaf
It was difficult to see the opposing team with only five players while we took a commanding lead of 21-0 in the first quarter. The Wildcats coaching staff decided to slow down the game to allow our younger players to have more playing time for the remainder of the match. Kezia Sosa had an outstanding performance, scoring 14 points and grabbing 16 rebounds. Final Result: 52-11 Record: 7-3 Next game vs. Rapids on Tuesday at 4:15 PM Submitted by Charles Palmer Game 7:
St. Mary's School for the Deaf - 13 @ Rochester School for the Deaf - 49 Evangeline Fisher-Palmer - 15 points, 2 rebounds, 6 assists, and 2 steals Ashley Stuhlberg - 13 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals Kalena Sickler - 6 points, 10 rebounds, and 3 steals Brooklyn Christensen - 6 points Adalie Zuchegno - 5 points and 3 assists Our next game will be at Ohio School for the Deaf on Jan 8th at 7:30 pm. Submitted by Charles Palmer |
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