Mary's tries to run and how quickly was that cut off by Mason Pasteurella out there on the left-hand side of the court master illo gets it in to grill dilution or dilution playing across the time line comes back up comes inside walk called on the outside official and Rayshawn Deerman set to bring it back in for Saint Mary's hack Lee brings it up nice pass inside Ridinger can't get it to go good rebound inside Jonathan pattern us and we got another foul called on the discovery canyon it'll be a one on one good hustle by the pirates work in the glass a smaller lineup on the floor right now for the Thunder giving the pirates a chance at those second opportunities picking up a few more rebounds pattern off it's a good look Jonathan got the first one as they try and cut it to 12 here with 49 seconds left in the first half second one up and good good free-throw shooting for the Pirates Thunder now go against a press and back into the game comes gage Clausen out comes Ryan Blake Zac into the game sorry Vince Tom Hartman for Saint Mary's quickly breaking the press Marshall ooh tough call right there Jonathan pattern us didn't get away with that one pattern us call for his second foul that's hard angle for us to see there but you can see Jim Masterson on the sidelines it's RIT there - I was right in front of the coach and he just could put his hands on his head and say I think he missed that one sir Marshall Riley Marshall misses the first the 5/10 senior guard coach Campbell has a lot of weapons on this discovery Canyon team no doubt about it they are going to be a contender in that for a Pikes Peak League without a doubt inside quick pressure by the Thunder but the Pirates break it get over to Ray del can't handle it maybe should have tried two hands on that one good pressure by the Pirates to get it in to Riley Marshall Marshall backs off gets it aggro dilution and he beats it up the court nice job and the Thunder coach Campbell calling for one shot now as we're inside 30 seconds here in the first half Marshall up top this shorter I'll say shorter team for the Thunder doing a decent job till hacked Lee stole it away comes back to Ray Dell good job over what a block by Whisman inside Calhoun shot up and good Gabe Calhoun I believe has ten points for the Pirates today he's their leading scorer lob inside knocked away good hustle there by Ray Sean Dearman to get back on defense we saw the Thunder hit a bucket with less than two seconds to go to end that first quarter they're bringing back in the starters and see if they can't do that again here - in the second quarter we came back in all your tall players you got 1.9 seconds why not try and lob it inside get a basket here Whisman anderson shot up got it Zack Anderson hits at the buzzer and discovery Canyon reclaims a 13-point lead that's where we are at halftime DCCC 35 st.
Mary's Academy leading the Liberty Lancers we'll be back with more here on 20 TV you back at district 20 City and Bryan German alongside Dave Toller girls high school across the st. Mary's Academy Wildcats have just taken a three-to-one lead on the Liberty Lancers and that was a big goal for the Wildcats a two goal lead with just seven minutes remaining well it certainly was Bryan because this second half at least early in the second half was all Liberty Liberty was all over them they scored a goal they cut that lead to 2 to 1 but boy the the mountain got a little taller for this Lancer team giving up that last goal but that was a pretty goal I mean right Jackie did all the heavy lifting she did all the dribbling through took the shot Jensen makes a save and then Logan there for the rebound so now the Wildcats can pretty much just play defense sink back and play defense if they want to goes out of bounds they will retain possession I've been impressed with veera Logan's play today she got that goal on that but she's she seems to hit that ball or push that ball farther than then most of the players out on the field today well she really does and that's a that's a skill I mean we've seen there's a couple of Liberty players Riley hatch holes had a couple of those but Veera Logan's been very good and very consistent with it and when we talked to the coaches for this Liberty team that's one thing they mentioned was consistency and again remember this is a young team they've only been together a year and a half but trying to get them to to play consistent has been a challenge for the coaching staff so defense played on rye checky right there and they're gonna call an obstruction on rye checky who had her back to the coal back to the ball and generally you're gonna get that call so Riley Hatcher will pick it up and play it forward do Devore has matheson she'll try and run it up the side Wildcats scatter back on defense get a call there and here come the Lancers should move more players forward as annaroo mo sets up here Julianna room Eau de bourgeois she had do Devore on the run but couldn't get around the Wildcat defense well unlike in soccer there is no offside so you can send that that far side forward as deep as you want the challenge is getting that ball all the way through all the sticks and feet but if you can you can you can certainly try to stretch and get those forwards going Riley hatch elite at the Matheson who couldn't handle it it went out of bounds kicked forward by the Liberty coaching staff and we're coming down to five minutes now and you know the Wildcats gonna take their time on these free hits Dillon Smith with a nice lift inside but believe the official calls of dangerous Bowl they did I don't think it was on the ball so much as the high stick trying to make the catch and we'll see try to get a number on that that was number five that was right Jackie who took the stick up high and she had a player right next to her I think that's where the dangerous play came and I think the lift was okay but the the high stick with the player next to to her led to the violation Riley Hachem he told where to start this game at gets a nice hit forward Lancers to try and play it there nope the call against the Lancers Matheson and here come the Wildcats they'll get it forward to Veera Logan on this side to Karpov ski Logan nice cut off there by penny Schwab Lancers tried to get it out to bomb Berg well in Liberty really trying to stretch the field you look about 10 or 15 yards back is Mac dude of Wahoo's trying to get behind everyone doesn't move by Logan cut off by hatch Allah puts it forward trying to get bomb Berg no offsides in field hockey if you're wondering if she can cheat ahead and be ahead of all the defenders and it won't matter but at this point the Wildcats are pushing the issue on the offense Darien Smith blocked by plunge nope hit her foot gonna be Wildcat ball clock continues to run and it's running out of time for the Lancers and a room Oh you gets a call and become the lancers he could feel the urgency his plans plays this ball forward tries to get it by Smith good job by Darien Smith that's one thing the Wildcats have done good all day let's get in front of the Lancer players and take that ball away here's right Jackie big hit nice stop inside shot and it goes just wide for the Wildcats but another big save by Kristina Jensen well it was great positioning by Jensen well that was a hard drive here's right Jackie big swing drives it in there's Jensen great position in the rebound try that was off the stick a Haley Ryan goes just wide of the net but another great chance there by the Wildcats the Wildcats back in business as you come back to live action again Jensen in there stopping the ball kicking that one out Lancers coming out with it trying to get it to do to bar and they get the call answers you'd business with the ball but they got to move it up the field here with two and a half minutes left in this contest cut off on the Wildcats meine st.
Mary's 22 we'll be back with some halftime festivities after this on twenty TV you it's halftime at Discovery Canyon high school and the Thunder have a 35 to 22 lead on st. Mary's we could show you exactly how these two teams got there the Thunder started out early a pretty close game early but Seth Clawson doing some damage on the inside yeah lay up here Thunder having their way early with Saint Mary's and they're so impressive Brian they did it on the inside and then they do it on the outside as Riley Marshall knocks down a big three there when the lead had been cut to five to extend it again for discovery Canyon Gabe Calhoun really been impressive inside for the st. Mary's pirates he's gotten ten points for Saint Mary's but Darin Whisman the leading scorer for discovery Canyon coming into this game proving true in this game as well he steals the ball on the other end he's such a composed player goes in love how he kisses that one off the glass old school the glass is your friend in a basketball game if you know how to use it it certainly is you can see what was a close game after the first not so close to anymore Saint Mary's gonna have to do something to get back into this basketball game we hope you're enjoying this game Brian German alongside Vince Greco hey have you ever thought about going to district 20 attending a district 20 school Vince I have not Brian I'm a little too old to attend to district 20 school but if I had my choice I certainly would that's what it's all about it's about choice we're gonna hear more about that now from district 20 are you trying to find the perfect gift for your child this year maybe it's time to think outside the box and consider a gift that will last a lifetime like a world-class education give your child the gift of excellence by enrolling them in Academy district 20 d20 is one of the highest performing districts in the state and choice enrollment begins January 5th choose excellence choose d20 [Music] you back inside discovery kami in high school 35:22 as we ready to start the second half and st.
Mary's coming up with about two minutes left just over two minutes left up two goals you would think they're keeping all their bodies back defensively they're not they are pushing up and they just continue to pressure this Liberty team will see it what time with two minutes left we'll see if the Wildcats do eventually drop back give it to Penny Schwab cut off there by car Bosque and they move it forward Haley Rhine now with it and a room oh plane quickly ahead here come the Lancers they have players back do de voir on the run bourgeois is there but cannot turn and get that ball passed upfield the Wildcats come back with it Darien Smith stolen by anteroom Oh stolen back by Smith pushing it forward good job by Haley Ron Smith and the Lancers unfortunately I have to play too much defense here in the second part of this half get the ball really done a good job of like cutting off those outlet passes and stopping anything Lancers in the last ten minutes of this half stopping them from being able to get that ball on their side of the field well they have and boy liberty came out the second half they had a ton of fire a ton of intensity and they took the play to st.
Mary's will start with the basketball it's Jack Felton he'll be on the court with gabe calhoun camden ray dell and a shot outside and gabe calhoun jose he can work outside as well as first outside shot of the game he's got 13 points but if the pirates are gonna get back into this game they're gonna have to press like they're doing now force turnovers and they can't keep relying on calhoun inside so it's nice to see the pirates can hit from outside as well so up top now Clausen Rogers grote Ellucian Blackburn and Whisman in the game for the Thunder Blackburn will run this one down will be over and back and since I didn't get hacked Lee or pattern off so I'll mention their names as well for Saint Mary's I was just gonna make the point and I don't know if you could hear it through our headsets coach Campbell telling his team to pick up the pace they were very methodical on that first possession we didn't see that the entire first half from this team and it forced a turnover there's Calhoun working on Rogers puts it up and in again 15 he's matched his average and we are just starting in the third quarter Wisman just tossing and Wisman working it up get it over to chase Rogers nice job at the baseline off glass will go take it his rebound it's gonna be out of bounds st.
Mary's but you got a credit st. Mary's they weathered the storm they did give up a goal but when they got possession they brought it right back to Liberty and they got that all-important third goal that put him up three to one in this game coming out of the final 30 seconds Bombur gets it to Schwab tried to get it back to Baum Burke good defense again by the Wildcats Schwab battling with Logan and they're gonna give it to the Lancers that clock is rolling Hatcher sending it forward it's gonna come into the circle closest player is a wildcat do Devore battling with it right there as it comes down course close to our camera on the right sideline five seconds now the Lancers Madison trying to play it into the circle cut off by the Wildcats and that'll be the way this one ends the final three to one the Liberty Lancers fall two to eight and two on the year and for Saint Mary's Academy they go to three five and two but Dave a pretty good game that we watched today well it really was Brian it was two two completely different games you look at the the beginning of the game st.
Mary's basketball so during that halftime break you're wondering what coach Jim Masterson must have told his pirates a couple of quick things one slow it down look for that open shot which we've seen the first two possessions and take care of the basketball which they've also done so we'll see if they can't cut into that lead here and tighten this one up tackling up top we're gonna gets Blackburn knocked away by Lawson and out of Bounce and coach Campbell wants two players to change you're gonna put grow dilution on Felton coming off a screen inside Hackley he walked with the basketball but st. Mary's has done a good job so far cutting this down to 8 from 13 at the half Hackley a little confused they're not sure if he was should have taken that up for the shot or kicked it back out to his teammate and the process took one too many steps Thunder taking their time we're gonna have to get across the time line here and they finally do with revolution revolución working on Hackley up top Fossum with Anderson down low Anderson gets it in the post nice spin move on Calhoun won't go rebound pattern us pattern offsprings it across the time line almost travel with the basketball had Calhoun down low comes back up top to Belton pirates will work it around this man-to-man defense for the Thunder lots of cutting going on by the pirates Belton comes inside goes to the ground stolen away by Blackburn he's got Calhoun to beat nice behind the back how about that play by Caleb Blackburn well Hut a move for the six-foot-seven senior behind the back and takes it in for the layup that was just a thing of beauty Wisman to Anderson you already had one dunk today didn't get the foul called there but he'll get the basket and discovery Canyon back to a 12-point lead here come the pirates how quickly the Thunder can strike the Pirates worked hard to whittle five points off that lead and just like that it's back again for discovery Canyon Calhoun shot won't go doesn't draw and Ray del will come out of the game for Dom Hartman for the Pirates here's another look at black room check out the behind the back that was beautiful you have to wonder if he was a little further out if he was gonna take that thing in for the dunk because he had his eye on that basket from point zero to ten man and he turned up the Jets interesting press break by the Thunder with the three guys in the backcourt this is Seth Lawson inside Blackburn at the top the key big mismatch right there nice drop to Wisman nice move see you just move for the bass just hang in the air long enough to get past the defender and then lay it up with the left hand they're in whisper I believe leading scorer today for the Thunder and a steal on the side Mike revolution stolen right back by Belton Belton almost carried the basketball no call get it in the corner spin shot up off the glass and good for pattern us what a good looking shot we talked about players using the glass if you hit that square just right that top corner nine times out of ten it's gonna go in with some good touch Seth Lawson beats the press by himself gets it over to Blackburn easy shot up and good shooting percentage very high real quick here for the Thunder in this third quarter discovery Canyon takes a timeout and wants a full timeout Paul Campbell says let's sit down and talk about this 4329 we'll keep it right here Vince and well we'll take a break how about Wisman going down the lane and scoring back in a moment on 20 TV you back inside discovery Canyon High School 4329 the Thunder have rebuilt their lead and gone one point over it since halftime the Pirates have been gamed so far away the press and starting to hit some outside shots Belton up top that's exactly and he's gonna be fouled by Andersen and that'll be his third Anderson he's got to do a better job of moving those feet just a little bit quicker to cut off that drive by st.
Mary's came out they had all the intensity they were all over Liberty went up 2-0 Liberty came back just dug themselves too big of a hole early they did get a goal early in the in the second half but bouncing right back st. Mary's got the third goal and they go on to win this game three to one final score was three to one st. Mary's Academy over the Liberty Lancers like to shout out to all of our crew today Adam Drake Corey Morlock Rob parish Tim's territory and Larry Henken on cameras Rob parish and Corey Morlock directing and of course had a Parker on the replay machine for my partner Dave Toller I'm Brian German thanks for watching today we hope you enjoyed it we'll see you next time on xx TV
Mary's the Belton gets it in Hackley and they'll work it around to Timmons on the other side now down-low moving around pirates doing a good job moving the basketball Hackley takes it up and he's gonna get the foul on Blackburn you can see another look at that this was set up by his drive down the paint but watch the ball fake outside to free up that Lane for the layup did not go in but a good move by Hackley second foul on Blackburn second one on the Thunder in this half half Lee misses the first one and Marshall comes in for Anderson who will have a seat with three fouls actly second shot as the student section tries to get him off his game he nails it 43 30 now and the Pirates will come with a press rate I'll back into the game revolution dribbles between the double-o big hit from revolution and once an injury-time out told the official he was Hertz you could see that one coming balls on the floor and boy he takes it right in that right leg of that right ankle it's lucky that he's up walking around right now because that was a tough he's a tough kid he's a tough kid but you're tough when you were six foot two and you're taking on six foot seven and six foot six all night long it's gonna come out of the game now pattern ass comes back in for Saint Mary's marshalled inbound for the Thunder nice pass Seth Clawson radio wasn't looking for the ball get to the Blackburn nice ball movement and Wisman will take it out coach Campbell loves it clapping that one Wisman into the lane shot up and good Darin Whisman he reads the defense so well does wispy as Hakala came out and played him there momentarily and he just went around him like he was standing still Wisman with the ball coach Campbell tell him ago gets into Seth Clausen he takes it up and in and I gonna call a foul on Hackley who ran quickly and could not get set underneath him what a great job of transition by the Thunder Wisman gets that ball up ahead to Clawson kind of just splits the defender like hurdles him yeah and gets it to go it was a hurdle Darren who's been getting some extra instruction his cloths and misses the free throw Timmons with the rebound he'll come forward for the Pirates and Wisman was back tipped it but tipped it right to the pirates back again for Hartman Hartman again up and in Tom Hartman scores and they've cut it to 15 and they are going to press again got to make this press work for him if you're gonna get back in the game force the ball to the side don't let the Thunder take you to the middle and break the press just like that Greta Lucian inside Blackburn won't go Hartman with the rebound gets the development Belton brings it forward it's being hounded by Clausen out top and they'll work it around this is Timmons try to get into ray Dell on the Wisman Blackburn Whisman up and in it's really good defense pressure defense by the Thunder even when st.
Mary's gets the rebound a defensive rebound the Thunderer back so quickly to play defense it's been tough tonight all sides of the floor for Saint Mary's Jack Felton tried to go inside frustrated didn't get the foul call Wisman down to grow delusion grow dilution up and in 51 32 19 point lead now for the Thunder timeout Jim Masterson and Saint Mary's will keep it right here Vincent what does st. Mary's got to do I mean they're trying and but they you're right they're not making the trap happen on that on it on that press and so they're not causing any turnovers right and they're allowing by not trapping on that press they're allowing the Thunder to get easy layup after layup so if they're gonna stick with that they've got to do a better job of it but they also have to take care of the basketball they're getting some looks down low but it's one and done for the Pirates they're not boxing out as you see the ball knocked away here and then Wiz been a great presence of mind to call for it very looks back make sure there's no one there lays it gently off the glass the passing though has been just too much for the Pirates they're getting no backside help as you see groot Ellucian right there was wide open so you have to credit what the Thunder are doing they're almost making it impossible for the desire to defend the Pirates will wow the officials rarely do that but they set the ball down expecting the pirates to come and take it and they started the count so Jim Masterson had to call a quick 30-second timeout to make sure that they didn't get just give the ball to the Thunder right there the good thing for the Pirates is Gabe Calhoun has checked back into this game now they're calling a full timeout actually a full-time out there have no more 30s thanks thanks so I'm here that's what I'm here for I'm listening to the official score well stay right here Paul Campbell and addressing his team on the sidelines what's he telling him I mean we could talk all we want about how st.
Mary's gets back in the game how did the Thunder stay ahead by sitting here at this table right next to the Thunder bench and listening to coach Campbell he's very intense he wants his players to play with pace on both ends of the floor so I do not suspect for one minute despite being 51 to 32 but the Thunder are gonna let off they may make some substitutions but whoever he brings into this game they're gonna play with the same intensity is that starting five pirates get at the Gabe Calhoun in half-court he brings it up it's at the Jack Felton and count coach Campbell loving the intensity of his defense on the court right now here's Dearman and turns it over here comes Seth Clausen working on Felton puts it up won't go nice job by Gro dilution and Wisman hustling back to that offensive rebound get the foul called and they will go to the line at first I was gonna be a little hard on Seth class and he's going one on three down there but this team has played together for so long he knows that there's one two three more white shirts coming in right behind him case in point right there grote Ellucian misses the first caleb not happy with himself for that looking to give the Thunder a 20-point lead if there's been one weakness tonight maybe for the Thunder it's been from that free-throw line not that times Grill dilution hits it one for two Deerman sends it down Hartman working with Calhoun on the ins inside can't get it to go Wisman gets gets the block and a little bit of a foul there as he pumps his fist frustration and there's Darren Whisman well Dom Hartman had that shot blocked by Whisman whisperin scoops it up going the other way and then Hartman just lowers the shoulder as you said it's just frustration like I do want one of our cameraman to get a nice tight shot of whismur's trout tattoo if we can it's a thing of beauty nice go to Lucia nice pass out that's Blackburn won't go rebound tipped out by Marshall and I thought it may have gone off of Elton but no they'll give it to st.
Mary's German down to Raquel German is a big fan of the baseball pass I'm not sure Coach Masterson is as big a fan he's thrown two away now the head of the last three times that the Pirates have taken the ball in bounds it has been Dearman throwing at the length of the court and that one ended up in the third row of the parent section for discovery canyons inside Wisman husband takes his time and the Thunder nice inside Wisman up can't get it to go maybe Calhoun got away with a foul there for the Pirates and here comes Belton bringing it up they'll set up the offense Calhoun inside on Blackburn here comes Dearman down the lane shot up won't go calhoun battling for the rebound but it's grilled Ellucian that comes out with it he's gonna take it all the way in can't get it to go another rebound for Hartman and here come the Pirates back the other way a nice pass to Calhoun who couldn't handle it I don't think Calhoun was expecting that pass inside there from Riedel but a good look by the Pirates you know the last the two previous possessions for discovery Canyon I like what Coach Campbell was trying to do there Brian it's almost like the old four corners offense they had four players spread out on the four corners and one guy flashing to the middle looking for the big man like right here and look how he came direct the offense as they set that up that's old-school basketball right there probably playing for the last shot here of this third quarter as they throw it up early right on cue for you events throw dilution scores and st.
Mary's will have six seconds to work with Felton brings it up he's got a Hartman in the corner Belton thinking about it now he'll shoot it himself shot it won't go and that's the end of three quarters from discovery cami High School 5432 we'll come back with quarter number four after this on twenty TV you discovery Canyon building that lead they now have built it to 22 points Brian German alongside Vince Greco as the Thunder are beating the Pirates of st. Mary's handily as we start the fourth quarter there has been no quit in all and any of these two both of these teams pirates they're down 22 but they are playing like this is an even even game the foul inside on Zack and Anderson a moving screen that is his fourth and coach Campbell telling Darin Whisman there's dribbling too much wants to move that basket board shot up Rayshawn Dearman and it goes off Felton and out of balance it'll be Thunder ball and coach Campbell remaining Zach Anderson he has four fouls but he's leaving him in the game prior to dropped off of that full-court pressure picking up the ball at half court now in the corner chase Rogers try to get the sack and good chop by the big man getting it inside but the pirates steal it away here comes ray Sean Deerman up and in quick bucket for the Pirates cut it cuts it to 20 pace of play slowed down a little bit here for discovery Canyon see if coach Campbell asks his team to pick it up a little more here in the fourth quarter Zac Anderson second chunk of the game they keep him in there things will continue to go that way a nice drop step dunk there Felton comes back looking inside Deerman down inside Ron eager reinecker moves on Wisman puts it up gets fouled inside and he'll go to the line again that's a nice move by the Pirates and you'll see on the replay that I think well but first we're gonna see the dunk and that didn't I say that was a high percentage shot in the first quarter yep and then the foul down on the other end a good drop step by the Pirates and you see Wishman come in from behind and knocked that one away from Reiniger but the foul was called Joseph Rana gear at the line made the first his second shot now trying to cut it back to 20 gets it up and in pirates doing a good job from the free-throw line Mac in comes Timmons Android L for Felton and Dearman and they go back to the press and a steal quickly by Hackley but the commit called a foul Mason Pasteurella getting some pointers from coach Campbell and he'll get the ball here and bring it across the half-court line quickly inside get it to Zach Anderson look at the movement move that ball and now Darren Whisman up top out to chase Rodgers the big man showing a little bit of a handle there Thunder just moving the ball this is good Vince kind of like this old-time use the clock offense chase Rodgers nice spin can't get it to go Calhoun thought he had the rebound I gotta have a foul called it's great to see these big guys Zach Anderson and Rogers how they handle the basketball at 6 6 6 7 they've got an inside presence and an outside presence but a good Brian what you said I like the fact that when look these guys have the ball there's four other shirts that are moving offensively for the Thunder Camden ray Dell hits for the pirates and if they can't get it any closer than 20 here in the fourth quarter so far turnover for the Thunder and now a couple more players will come in as Seth Clausen and Caleb bro dilution come back in for the Thunder Pasteurella and rot and Marshall come out nice move hack Lee gets Anderson jump and scores Paul Campbell wants a timeout 56 to 40 now the Pirates have cut into that lead 5 55 left in the third we'll take a break as well we'll come back with more action here on 20 TV you wild you were discovered Canaan High School 555 left in the 4th well there's not a fifth core otherwise then would have been like I'm great mm-hmm but discovery Kenya does have five fouls except Clausen as they break the press get it down inside chase Rodgers misses with Zach Anderson right there for the offensive rebound he puts it home that's textbook how to break a price if your discovery Canyon they didn't make the layup the first time around but they've got so many weapons underneath as you saw Anderson there for the putback chase Rodgers had coach Campbell going from yelling at him for missing a layup to appreciating his defense at the other end that's a quick way to get out of the doghouse that's right up top Gabe Calhoun shot up won't go rebound Zach Anderson and he gets it to grow dilution and st.
Mary's backs off Darren Whitman comes and gets it giving us a good look at the trout as he goes inside off the glass and good he's efficient he's fishing for more points he certainly is averages 20 a game he's almost there switch it around to read old ray Dell shot up got it three-pointer he's a good shooter for this st. Mary's team it's cut to 17 again and I'm a little surprised that Coach Masterson did not look for that earlier on in this game find those open looks is there's a wide open layup again this time for chase Rodgers and pretty soon the Pirates may want to think rethink that press yeah you break the press typically get a layup at the other end Hackley download puts it up in Zach Anderson may have found out of this basketball game nope yes he called Zach Anderson and he is found out of this game his fifth foul chuckles as he leaves the court doesn't believe it and there's Hackley at the line for st.
Mary's so the six six Zach Anderson fouls out of the game and the six seven Caleb Blackburn replaces him yeah I tell you all camels get a lot of height on this team the five nine Draven haffley hits from the free throw line for the pirates that's really been the difference of the game that I think is this the stature of the Thunder team been too much for these pirates and it starts underneath with those big guys when they're hitting the layups are making the dunks but they're also doing a heck of a job rebounding and making more layups nice job there Lisbon to Rodgers to tossing for the bucket here's ray del shut up that won't go under didn't Thunder coach Campbell didn't like that he screams out no threes I'm not sure if he can hear everything he's saying but I feel like I can I can't do I'm further away from him than you are who's been in the corner Rodgers once things out gets a screen from Blackburn nice job at the give and go right there gets it to Blackburn won't go Ackley comes up I'm sure you didn't double dribble that one inside Gabe Calhoun will go to the line and that fouls a call on Caleb grow dilution his second good job by Calhoun no double dribble just kind of a hesitation move goes behind the back to Calhoun who's fouled going up coach camel did not like that but Calhoun at the line to add to his stellar night for the Pirates about the first one and in again to the game logan almqvist for st.
mary's as Draven Hackley takes a seat 64-46 Gabe Calhoun second one we'll all go awesome with the rebound being hounded by Rey del he brings it easily across the time line gets it back to Wisman and we got a foul out front as Wisman was getting hand checked I believe on Jack Melton I would ask you Brian 347 to go in the game your team is up 18 when do you start putting some of those deaf players in off the bench I think pretty soon here coach Campbell will do it right after that Boston nice inbounds play for the Thunder you can't draw that one up any better as the Thunder brought the Thunder here hit discovery Canyon three dunks tonight for the funder well when you go six five six six six six and seven six five foul on Caleb Revolution there you go then six five six four six six six three six seven six two six six you have a lot of option don't you yes and they all can handle the ball that's impressive pattern assets the first free throw Marshall comes back in for Gro dilution who will have maybe his final seat of the evening Connor Timmons set to check in for pattern us at the line if he can make this one got it and he will come in and Marshall will inbound the basketball Wisman down low Rogers Rogers thought about it pulls it back out Wisman couldn't get it in the corner Lawson its Calhoun who comes up with it for Saint Mary's he's gonna take it all by himself into the lane gets his own rebound puts it up the shot he's got a nice touch inside timeout coach Masterson for Saint Mary's will keep it right here as they've cut it now 216 Hackley and Ray Dell come back into the game for Coach Masterson and with three minutes left this is a tough road to hoe for Saint Mary's but it's also learning moments here this is a 3a team he gets a 418 that obviously has the height advantage here and Coach masters and I'm sure wants to use all three of these minutes we talked about that in the pregame this is great preseason basketball for both of these teams st.
Mary's is as a good opponent they struggle a little bit last year but they bring back a very experienced team and as we get into the regular season I am certain that Coach Masterson will have his pirates running like they're trying to do tonight they're not gonna run into too many buzz saws with 6 7 6 6 6 6 8 playing in there 3a TriPeaks league they're just not going to happen so this is a great test for them and they're hanging tough how frustrating with not just the big guys that we keep talking about for discovery Canyon but Darren Whisman you know he's 62 sophomore and he can play basketball certainly can and you lose some of these tall seniors for discovery canyon darren Whisman will have to maybe pick up some more of the offense but he's already scoring 20 points a game on the other side of the floor Gabe Calhoun how much can you say about that kid he's been a scrapper on defense he's leading the Pirates in offense he's been hurt and he's back out there playing like the Pirates were up in this basketball game and there's an over and back a little bit of mistake for the Thunder on offense and here comes Saint Mary's Darrin Whisman being told by coach Campbell that's he would prefer he had the ball in his hands Hackley gets the ball inbounds and the Pirates will work it Tommy get the raid l23 though Calhoun will shoot the three won't go rebound Rogers and here comes wisdom he now has the ball in his hands takes it inside and they're gonna get a foul called I believe they're gonna call it on Calhoun and that's a good call he kind of leaned the leg out there as Whisman was driving by trying to go in for the layup good call by the officials that is the third foul on gabe Calhoun who you said has done workmen's job against these taller players Whisman it's the first one it would be a yeoman's performance tonight for these pirates no comment Wisman misses the second one Clausen with the rebound Seth Fossum back to Wisman Wisman with the ball up top neither Rogers and the Thunder will take their time out front work the basketball nice catch by Marshall Marshall a turn go down the lane tried to scoop it over to Blackburn it goes out of bounds not a bad idea by Marshall driving down looking for the cutting can't discovery Canyon player goes out of bounds Belton with the ball pirates come across cut off by Clausen just work it around here's ray del up top shot won't go rebound Marshall down low against Hackley a big rebound and the Thunder will come back up slowly Wiseman they'll work it around skip past a Clausen Boston taking his time and it's under happy to use plenty of clock as they just pass this ball around great ball movement by discovery Canyon found a wide open look just couldn't hit the shot back room with the Miss Belton inside Calhoun tough pass but he got it blocked by Rogers coming back the other way this is Wisman slows down puts it up won't go and it's stolen back by Marshall Wisman again with the offensive rebound he's gonna bring it out they're gonna call a foul on Lee I believe and Wisma will go to the line again so many weapons for the Thunder working that ball around great job on the offensive glass and then you see the foul called right here in front of us in coach gamble and it will not be a one-on-one there's six fouls on the Pirates right now Riley Marshall right in front of us to throw it in get it into Wisman Wisman against Belton there's a trap with Hackley alligators to Rogers Seth gloss it up top is fouled by Ray delam he will now go to the line as they are in the bonus a little bit of a frustration foul again committed by the Pirates they're really working hard defensively just cannot force that turnover it sends the Thunder back to the line great elbows back waits outside the three-point line as the first shot goes in for Seth Lawson shot off no good here come the Pirates Jack Belton being guarded up by Clausen Belton inside pushes off can't get it to go Clausen with the rebound and gets time out bald I believe by Paul Campbell yes he's gonna get past Tyrell Oh into the game 30-second timeout we'll keep it right here as st.
mary's makes some wholesale changes as well as rining her an arm Quist check back in for Coach Masterson I did not see if more flavors check back in for discovery Campbell I only saw a Pasteurella come back in for Coach gamble I thought the timeout was to try and get some of these guys in here less than a minute to go and it is looks like yep good job by coach Campbell gage Clausen Ryan Blake and Ethan Lucero for the first time tonight on the court will be out there with Riley Marshall the senior you'll run things for these younger players get it inside gates Clausen in the middle of he's fouled immediately by st. Mary's and Dom Hartman how does it great is this for gage class and he's gonna go to the free-throw line the sixth put three sophomore with a chance to get his name in the paper alongside his brother whose name is always in the paper I'm sure Seth Lawson starting captain for this Thunder team won't go rebound Marshall good job by the Thunder they get it out to pasture Ella now Lucero with it on the side it's it to Marshall good hands by the senior gage Clawson gonna keep it back over to Lucero Thunder just running the clock I like to see this and there's a foul finally called against Tom Hartman again for Saint Mary's his third good poise by the young players for discovery Canyon working that around holding on to it not turning the ball over first shot for Marshall up and [Applause] coach Campbell is still coaching no threes no threes play defense and that's good for the younger players who haven't seen a lot of play to get up here and play some good defense absolutely Marshall in there hey Sean Dearman gets it to own quest Almquist brings it up for the pirates Dearman trying to go down the lane shot up got it raesha on Dearman sophomore with his pirate team and now the discovery Kenya will try and just run the clock out Ethan Lucero gets it to Pasteurella and they're gonna call a foul again I'm Tom Hartman that sends Pasteurella to the free-throw line he wants his name in the paper who doesn't your name was in the paper plenty yeah thirty years ago thirty two we quiet about that come on you know you could still play I bet you right now you could that free-throw line and make that free-throw I might be able to make a free throw he gave me five Mason Pasteurella misses this one 13 seconds left Mason can't believe it in now the crowd is cheering for him come on Mason the Thunder fans want to see him make this one no did not hit the rim that'll be the Pirates ball gets a hug from Blake and told by coach Campbell to get back on defense plan against almqvist here's ray Sean Dearman working against that Thunder defense puts it up won't go rebound by Marshall and that's the way this one is going to end as Discovery Canyon defeats st.
Mary's 72-52 the Thunder run their record a 2 & 1 on the young season and for the Pirates of st. Mary's they fall to O and 4 on the year but a decent job by st. Mary's that'll do it from Discovery Canyon High School thanks for watching for Vince Greco I'm Brian German we'll see you next time on 20 TV you
[Music] public forums the next meeting will be held on Thursday June 7th at 7 o'clock the purpose of our committee when we started it was to look at the four public school systems that we have the configuration of the grades and to come back with any recommendations that we have following the presentation tonight we will be having a question and answer session so that we may answer all of your questions we ask that you limit your questions to two minutes please additionally we have surveys with us this evening asking specific questions as to what you feel our schools need this will help us to continue to work towards the best interests of everyone this survey will also be available at Town Hall in addition to our Facebook page which is bps strategic Phyllis facilities committee our committee is comprised of members with a wide range of views from PTO presidents to Board of Education members to EDC members including a person representing our seniors and a member of the Select mens office to give a brief history of our committee we have had several meetings so far we have toured the schools we have reviewed and we have inter interviewed architectural firms ultimately we decided to hire Tecton associates who is here this evening with us I would like to welcome Tecton associates here this evening as well as members of our strategic steering committee Superintendent John Burrell select woman Susan Slater PTO president Kristina Zimmerman who unfortunately is home with her daughter SEC Board of Finance member eilen Koch retired IBM executive paul Loftus who is not here this evening EDC member Josh flowers who is has not yet arrived EDC member and former Board of Education member Paul Chico who has yet to arrive and Board of Education members Debbie Brooks and joy Greenstein members of the Board of Education I would also like to welcome you here tonight chairwoman Collette Sturm and Jen Layden are with us also so thank you again for coming this evening now I would like to turn this forum over to Tecton associates Thank You Eve my name is Jeff was insky I'm a principal in charge from tech town architects I'm gonna kind of cue up our presentation this evening the agenda for tonight as you've already mentioned I'm gonna go over introductions from our consultant team and who's going to talk about what each about each category we're gonna outline the goals of the project really tonight we're the pre tonight's presentations is really focused around the existing conditions analysis and collection of data so it's not all that exciting but we have a lot to share with you this evening the workshop and community input as even mentioned at the end and then will outline the next steps as well so you've already mentioned the strategic Facilities Committee but from our consultant team I already met introduce myself Jeff was insky Steven melon CONUS is with us he'll speak to the architectural components both interior and exterior Ryan chmielewskij civil components and then Derek bride will speak to the building systems mechanical electrical plumbing fire alarm fire safety systems so goals of the project really the idea was to create a master plan for the future okay and this is the tonight is the first step the existing conditions is the first initial step in this whole process okay so bullet number one we're analyzing those existing conditions now we'll present some of our findings tonight bullet two we want to engage the community and explore responsive solutions prehensile responsive solutions for all the schools a sustainable approach to address the facility and educational needs so long-range look at it it's a combination of not only capital projects large capital projects potentially but also maintenance life safety projects we want to look at it all of it and then lay it out for a long-range master plan for all the schools so that you have you know 10 15 20 year look at this thing communication keeping the lines of communication open the committee meets they have three meetings already on the schedule April 4th at 6:30 May 1st in May 22nd both at 6:00 at pocono Road 2nd floor conference room so those meetings are open upcoming forums we have identified June 7th as the the next step and that'll that'll be a public forum focused around potential options phasing options for solutions and then further on we'll get into the 10-year master plan and maybe the first phase to be determined a website mentioned Facebook set up as well so existing conditions what have we done so far so we've been at it for about 2 months now we've collected this team's walked through every school spent several days walking through taking visual observations of the existing conditions analyzing the deficiencies and we're in the process of collecting our proposed recommendations to remediate those deficiencies things like roofs windows doors and things like that we've also had programmatic discussions with various stakeholders and interviews to discuss the current and future programmatic needs as it relates to the educational piece because that's the other component here and then lastly we've started in an initial phase of studying the state reimbursement options and impacts of each of those so in general your schools average age of the building of the four schools two elementary middle and high school is about 60 years the original buildings okay and then each buildings received multiple additions over the years and that that the the additions ranged in age from around about 17 years call it 20 years what's interesting is no building has ever really been fully developed or modernized since it was originally built so these were add-ons only touching the additions and other minor portions of the building so the format of our existing conditions I'm going to kind of give you the highlights sight they walk the site accessibility codes useful life conditions of things like pavement sidewalks safety security lighting drainage utilities all those kinds of things you'll hear a lot from Ryan on each school structural we had our structural engineer walk through all I'll give you the highlights on each school there but code condition any major concerns that we see any minor concerns that we see document at all architectural is broken down into exterior envelope and then interior and interior finishes roofs walls windows soffit stores all the things on the exterior envelope and then interior it's the finishes doors finishes those kinds of things and then building system survey which Derrick will speak to plumbing mechanical electrical fire protection and fire alarms so in our report we rate them one through five basically one indicates needing prompt attention and five is in relatively good condition so what we'll end up with is a booklet here of each school containing all these different existing conditions that helped us kind of step back and take an assessment of what things need to be really addressed and when and with that I'd like to turn it over to Ryan to start in on each school so we'll walk through each school starting with the center elementary school thanks Jeff good evening my name is Ryan shulansky I'm a licensed Landscape Architect in the state of Connecticut walked each of the four schools in Brookfield and you can see from the chart all the numbers on the graphic represent the assessed condition a one would be the worst condition and up to four or five would be the best I'm so in general generally speaking as Center elementary the roadways walkways all the pavement the paved play is in pretty poor condition the grass play is actually in decent condition given its a an elementary school you're really restricted on pesticide and herbicides and what you could put down on your site so it was in pretty good condition the playgrounds could be updated they looked everything looks well maintained however they are at the end of their life cycle and could be replaced the mulch is a constant battle to keep refreshed but the town seems to making a good effort that that one of the concerns here is the emergency access and circulation around the building it's a very tight site and the parent drop-off and pickup circulates around the back of the site and that driveway could be widened a bit in case an emergency does happen during those times and an emergency vehicle needs to get by a DA accessibility you see a in the center of the front parking lot the configuration and the slope of the grades are slightly exceed what's allowable by code these days and then the courtyards they're in pretty good shape a couple minor things here and there but overall and in pretty good shape so the structure for Center Elementary primarily is wood-framed some additional supplemental steel this is unique to the school's Center Street our Center Elementary is is really the only structure that has a significant amount of wood framed construction other related to this structural condition there are there's areas of spalling concrete and water infiltration relatively minor no major concerns related to the structure minor slab cracking where it comes into play is if you were to renovate this building those items do need to be remediated before you apply new finishes to them so that you don't continue to chase kind of your tale as far as the renovate to the building so these small items although they may be small they add up quickly and they they do need to be addressed so that there's not an accelerated deterioration of the structure hi good evening my name is Steven melon Jonah's walking through some of the architectural components the interior and the exterior components along with what Jeff had said about being a wood frame structure you know coming with with that with that type of construction you do end up with materials that don't last as long as other more durable materials particularly on the outside of the building we had seen some issues with the finished material the siding material was beginning to kind of deteriorate to get closer to the ground most likely due to moisture some of the older parts of the buildings the windows were original windows and those have really reached the end of their useful life and would probably benefit from being replaced the interior of the building and just as a general comment for all the schools that we had had viewed the upkeep and the interiors was was was pretty good but there are some situations where the materials have just they've done the best they can and they reach really the end of what they should have have accomplished so some of the stuff like the ceilings and the floors we saw some issues with some cracking and some stained tiles / to indicate that some of the stuff would probably reach the end of his useful life this building in particular had minor accessibility issues and that just due to the simple age of the structure not being and built post Americans with Disabilities Act my name is Derrick bright I'm with consulting engineering services I'm gonna talk to you briefly today about fire protection and alarm security plumbing mechanical electrical system so a lot of the things like Jeff said and your schools have been built over time so a lot of the the condition assessments that I saw is a lot of it is past it's useful life near the end of its useful life or coming near the end of its useful life so first off with this school you know talking about security active security modern security you do have limited security ie access control closed-circuit televisions and video entry systems most of the security for this school is handle programmatically through the staff and is achieved well it's just not up to modern school standards this school does have a full fire protection system it is what's classified by the building code is fully sprinklered that means there's wet piping with sprinkler heads going out through the facility in case of a fire plumbing and this school is achieved through a well in a storage tank located down the hill on an adjacent site so that provides all your your domestic water the building your hot water for your domestic system is achieved by an indirect coil off of your boiler system HVAC your heated and ventilated through the use of various systems you have different systems for the different renovations in the building you have a variety of universe fan coils air handlers and baseboard radiation the hot water is achieved by the use of two cast-iron boilers that are oil-fired they're not the most efficient products out there but they're in good working condition the one thing about this school is it was built over time as I said back in the 70s when they did the last renovation it was very typical for schools to be a hundred percent exhausted so that is exactly what's going on with this school you're exhausting a hundred percent of the air out of all the classrooms during all occupied times which is not very energy-efficient your electrical system you have a modern upgraded electrical system it was done in 1997 in your last turn one of your last renovations so that's in decent working condition your lighting throughout though is fluorescent lighting those of you that know about fluorescent lighting you know it needs constant repairs ballasts bulbs so it is a maintenance issue with this facility and then I guess going back to your fire alarm system I should touch base earlier is a modern fire alarm system it's up to current standards the one thing I did want to spend a little brief time on showing you right now and this one is the two IR photos up from up top there in the upper right hand corners unfortunately we came out last week when the temperatures were a little bit milder than we would have preferred to have this happen but we wanted to get these in for this presentation so that what you want to look for in that photos is white colors the lighter the colors the more infiltration and convection that you currently have so as you can see the windows you have a lot of heat loss through all those windows the mullions around them and there's other ones that you're gonna see for the other schools where the walls it's coming through the walls where you have probably breaches in your insulation and gaps in your thermal envelope so we did get some nice photos for each one of your schools on that Thank You Derek just sort of summarize some of our findings on center elementary as Ryan and mentioned pavement conditions and accessibility on the site are concerned playgrounds and emergency access around the perimeter the structure as I mentioned is wood frame primarily wood framed and where it comes into play is that's difficult to expand the building due to the code restrictions portions of the exterior envelope are in poor condition windows walls that Steven spoke to not energy-efficient related to the 100% exhaust and then in short all building systems related to mechanical electrical plumbing have really passed there and of their expected useful life huckleberry hill site just a general comment about circulation on site the main access in and out of the site is shared by buses and parent vehicles modern day practices try to separate that vehicular circulation to help the drop-off and pickup experience a little bit as we all know people are rushing to get to work and anything to do to help alleviate that frustration in the morning and afternoon would be we'll look at that when we look at options in the future so the roadways and parking generally most of the pavements here sidewalks are in poor condition except or the newest addition around the back of the building the pavement is in good or almost new condition the the paved play area is shared with the bus turn around and drop-off area the skinned in fields of your baseball fields and the grass is in very good condition compared to a lot of towns I've been in you guys take good pride in your fields who is reported that there's some drainage issues potentially in the fields due to nearby watercourse and potential underground water some of the back stops the fencing and the dugouts they're starting to show signs of deterioration and accessibility today's code requires that you provide an accessible route to your spectator viewing areas your umpire areas or coaching boxes your all parts of your baseball in fields around the playgrounds again here they are at the end of their lifecycle replenishment of chips it's a fairly large playground which is nice but it's the chips are replaced recently which was a good sign that you're trying to maintain the playgrounds the outdoor play outdoor classroom to the north of the page on the upper level it's not a TA accessible the it pretty much needs a complete overhaul a lot of the pavements are failing settlement at the stairs no handrails and the list goes on up there so the structure for huckleberry huckleberry Hill primarily steel open web joist metal decking and concrete slabs so in generally no significant issues relative to the visual observations fair condition overall each of the buildings additions also contain the similar structure steel open web and concrete planks so no real issues related to the structure on this particular building so entering the world of non combustible materials you know masonry and steel will tend to last a lot longer than the previous building that we had seen the exterior of the building we had seen will be expected the condition of the walls were generally in good condition the age of some of the items in the wall like the caulking the windows in some of the exterior louvers we're starting to become problematic as they would be expected to with a building of this age the roof however being replaced recently was in pretty decent shape the one of the biggest things that we had seen and the interior this school was there were a lot of accessibility issues particularly with the classroom doors and with the addition of the media center and the elevator recently really helped kind of elevate the level of accessibility but this this building would would be deemed having issues for a DA compliance the finishes on the interior again with with a lot of good upkeep there's been a lot of effort to keep things looking pretty well there what we did see some issues with cracked tiles on the floors the walls painted masonry we're in generally in good condition there were areas of ceilings that needed to be addressed some of the tiles broken being replaced but one of the others is that we had noticed and Derek would be getting to this is that the plumbing facility seemed lacking in this building just a general number of fixtures that we had seen that we're actually operable are gonna become problematic thank you this school like your last one it has limited security systems in it that are active card access CCTV and access control the security is also handled programmatically through the staff here as well unlike your last school this school does not have a full fire protection system it is not classified as fully sprinklered for the building code it does have what's called a limited area fire protection system that means there are sprinkler heads in the area of high probability of fires ie electric room storage room spaces like that the fire protection in this building is handled mostly programmatically through the construction facility being a Mason Arian steel structure like Stephen was talking about that was common for the age of when this facility was built but not up to modern school construction standards plumbing like your last school is handled via well storage tanks and vault and tanks located in a vault out of the front of the school this school though for hot water is achieved by the use of very electric hot water heaters sprinkled out throughout the facility it's not a very efficient piece of equipment nor is a very durable piece of equipment so they do require a lot of maintenance mechanically all heating through this building is done through electric resistive heating through the use of electric heated unit vents Mountain each one of the classrooms there is no central boiler plants so these pieces of equipment like the water heaters are not as robust as some of the other systems and other buildings but they do the job but they are not very energy-efficient your electric system is nearing the end of its useful life or almost past the end of its useful life it is appears to be mostly original to the building but is in good functioning condition this building also has fluorescent lights like your last facility and it but it does have a modern fire alarm system in it so to summarize our findings for the site pavement condition accessibility similar Ryan I mentioned the traffic concerns separation a parent bus drop-off those are all issues and concerns consistent and found at this site playgrounds and approved site drainage really related to the fields are also issues that we highlighted buildings not fully accessible as Steven mentioned finishes some finishes have reached the end of useful life toilet areas things like that tile not energy-efficient at all all electric heat Derek just mentioned and then code compliant so this building was code compliant at the time of construction but doesn't have sprinklers so moving on to whiskey near again all traffic is in and out through the main access off of west whiskey near Road the site is topographically challenged there's a lot of slope from East at the highest going west at the very lowest point down past the fields so getting another access in will will be a little challenging pavements are in poor condition throughout the school there are small sections of pavement that are slated to be replaced this year but there there is a lot that still needs to be replaced the emergency access around the building on the east side of the building is a little bit narrow you could see tire marks probably in the areal causing dirt and erosion the play fields themselves the ball fields look like they were newly renovated there are some low spots in the outfield the we were there when the ground was frozen so I was collecting water so it was you could see them a little bit better than you would if it were in the spring condition or in the summer a DA accessibility could be improved on the site as well the parking in the front is does not meet current code nor does it meet code during at the main parent drop-off and pickup so the structure for the middle school is a steel superstructure steel beams metal deck concrete slab good for a longevity of the structural system the issues are concerns that we found at this site are related to the deterioration of the South facade at the gymnasium we believe it was due to moisture from roof leak at one time that since been repaired but deterioration is still there and needs to be remediated same thing with several other areas of the building related to repointing flashing and weeps to extend the longevity of the structure in visiting and in studying this building one of the things that is most evident with the exterior is the there were multiple additions that were completed at different times which would which kind of results in what we call an a discontinuity of the aesthetic meaning that the building looks like he was built in different times and different phases but the real problem you get with that is that all the components are a different age so it becomes really difficult to do maintenance on them if something needs to be replaced you only do bits and pieces at a time but again being a masonry structure you know walking the exterior the the masonry walls were in pretty decent shape the newer windows looked nice the window the older windows you know obviously our showing age and and some of those were probably benefit from being replaced same thing with the rooms the rooms that are newer we're in good shape some of the older areas that had flat roofs with internal drains you can see evidence of where the water was channeling to not necessarily evidence of ponding but those roof areas are just an older type of roof that would need to be addressed relatively soon as Jeff said there were some areas of it's spotted where where cracking of the brick was becoming a bit of an issue I mean the interior of the school kind of the same result where you have a circulation pattern that wasn't really um logical and irregular and seemed like the multi-purpose spaces like the gymnasium you know or on a different side of the building as the academic areas and we're kind of wondering what that does to the time it takes to get them went into the school to the other this building did have portable classrooms that are in use we took a quick look at those and they they do seem like they're at least way past their useful life and could benefit from either being decommissioned or or renovated heavily but the teachers to their credit did a wonderful job of making those classrooms useful and seemed like that they they were being treated as if they were a classroom and the rest of the building which which probably helped benefit the quality of those spaces tremendously the same issues we had seen in the other schools where you know we saw some evidence of materials and the inside of the building with the floors and the ceilings the walls that could possibly benefit from some from being upgraded replaced but generally the school seemed to be in in pretty good shape on the interior and the exterior like Stephen said with the architecture how it was built over multiple years the MEP infrastructure was built over multiple years in multiple generations that leads itself just like Stephen said to having systems that are a new good working condition some that are in okay working condition and a lot that are past their useful life in needing a lot of maintenance like your last two schools this school does have limited active modern security and the security is handled in this one like it is in your last two through programmatic needs through the staff plumbing just like your last two is handled through a well on site with storage tanks and pump located in a vault out in the back of the building you're in your domestic hot water is achieved also with electric hot water heaters throughout the school again like the last building not the most energy-efficient and most reliable products out there your HVAC system is comprised of different systems for different renovations you have a variety of fan coils unit vents air handlers and baseboard radiation some of your spaces are heated only some of them are heating ventilated some of them even have air conditioning actually this whole school mostly has air conditioning in it this is one of is your only school that is mostly air-conditioned he is achieved through the use of two oil-fired cast-iron boilers on the site and air conditioning is achieved through the use of split systems DX cooling throughout the facility your electric system is a newer foreigner 4e volt service you do have two services in this building you have one that serves the original building which is older and past the end of its useful life you have one that serves some of the newer additions that's in good working condition so yet again it's a dissimilar systems like Stephen was saying to similar materials you have dissimilar electrical services it just causes for a little bit extra maintenance a little bit more work on them thank you and summarize the findings at the middle school consistent thread for some of these items pavement condition and accessibility traffic again separation parent bus lack of emergency access around the perimeter the building condition fair condition isolated envelope concerns that we highlighted the building as many have mentioned the multiple editions leave a fragmented building the challenges are many including maintenance and joints and various different conditions that tend to make challenges prevention provide challenges to the maintaining continuous building envelope Derrick mentioned but building systems are all various age most of them are at or near and the beautiful life fluorescent lighting is in installed but needs significant repairs and we just want to apologize real quick we noticed that we put the highschool photo in there versus this particular school so we just wanted to point that out to everybody lastly the high school it's a high schools usually take the most time they're the largest of sites you have the most athletic programs as you can see from the aerial photo I'll run through the same sequence as before the roadways and parking generally are in at the at the end of their life cycle and poor condition in various areas there's a small parking lot in the back by the baseball field that is in relatively good condition the when you enter in through the front entrance into the building it's for a first-time visitor it's confusing to where the front entrance is the storage and utilitarian areas right in front of you in your pensions that could be improved the sidewalks and the back of the school again this is a very there's a lot of topography change from the front of the building to the back of the building some of the walkways in back and the retaining walls and such are starting to fail due to settlement it's a tough construction feat when you're operating in tight conditions to get the proper compaction below your your pavements and your structures so from a site perspective that's going to be some maintenance over time the tennis courts themselves are in poor condition there's what we consider structural cracks meaning they're not hairline cracks that are staying together there's cracks in the and the tennis courts have been repaired over time but they're two-three inches wide so those really need to be replaced the baseball and softball field the grass is in beautiful condition the skinned in fields are in beautiful condition there's some on the baseball field there's some chain-link fence repairs to be to be made but nothing in an emergency situation the dugouts look like they were recently done some of the plywood is showing signs of deterioration due to moisture and again accessibility most of the facilities are accessible back here however the tennis courts the baseball and softball court are not the turf fields there's plans for upgrades and replacement over the next coming years and the the javelin the throwing event area is in relatively good condition there's a set of batting cages it looks like they've been abandoned or they're just in very poor condition I wouldn't recommend using them right now and some a lot of the on most of the sites a lot of the perimeter fencing is will need to be replaced it's rusting starting to fall apart in some areas lighting on all the sites we did not observe during the night time however on most of the sites the fixtures are aged some of the light bulbs are missing or damaged and there's an antique on this site in front of the in front of the building out on the far east of the front parking lot that just haven't seen before but it was unique I liked it Thank You Ryan so the structure for the high school it's a steel superstructure open web steel joist cast-in-place concrete slabs and portions of the building and then there's also cast portions of the building are cast in place and that's where we saw some areas of deterioration for some spalling and that we believe is due to the rebar being too close to the face of the concrete beams but should be remediated it doesn't prevent a immediate concern structural concern and as observed in the was Kinnear school it we kind of had seen the same thing going on with the multiple additions at different times this is a long site and it's a long building but in general of the exterior wasn't was in pretty decent shape the things that we would expect to see with a building that had components that were older than the others were observed where some windows were in different conditions and others some of the the joints and the caulking around the windows were aging at different times and the others and then some conditions look like they would benefit from being replaced the roof had recently been redone in some areas of the building we didn't really generally see any issues with the roofing looked like that things were in pretty decent shape on the roofs with the interiors again with us with the long sprawling layout of the spaces you had some long corridors which again would would we really want to look at the adjacencies of the educational spaces to the multi-use spaces but we had seen the same thing throughout the rest of the district where there were items including some of the floor tiles some of the doors and some of the ceilings that could benefit from being renovated generally the upkeep of this building seemed to to really keep it in in generally a pretty good shape no major concerns really really jumped out at us just like the architecture the ME MEP infrastructure in this school was built over multiple years like your last school this school though just like Stephen said was maintained very well everything we saw while some of it being old some of it being new was in good working condition just like all your other schools you do have limited active modern security in here it's being all handled by programmatic means just like your your other three schools you do have a full fire protection system in this school and it is classified as a fully sprinklered system by the building code your domestic water is achieved through the use of wells and tanks and pumps located in the front of the facility and your domestic hot water is achieved through the use of very large 3,000 gallon indirect fired steam heat exchanger so not a very energy-efficient piece of equipment your mechanical systems there are a variety of systems in this facility air handlers unit vents rooftop units split systems have been done different parts throughout the building depending on when they were built some of the spaces have a air conditioning some of the spaces don't domestic hot water well you have the combination this facility of domestic are heating hot water along with steam heating the older parts of the building are heated by a steam those you that no steam no it's not very energy-efficient you can't control it very well so when the classrooms get hot it's hard to turn it off there's a heat exchanger in the mechanical room that converts steam to hot water and circulates hot water throughout the facility for the newer section so you do have a combination of the two systems in the building air-conditioning is achieved through the use of split systems and packaged units located up on the the roof you do have a 3,000 amp electrical service it appears to be older probably not original to the building but during one of the expansions that was done you have energy non energy-efficient fluorescent lighting throughout like your other facilities and that's really all you have Thank You Derek okay to summarize the findings at the high school again consistent with some of the other schools pavement condition and accessibility are concerns the tennis court erosion and the settling behind the school it's beginning and as Ryan I mentioned but it's an area where we would recommend some attention be given to remediate the concerns over there and find the source of the issue fair condition of the building envelope minor concerns observed some of the finishes on the inside of reached the end usable life in particular boy showers and some some isolated areas and then the sprawling inefficient layout is a bit of a challenge when it comes from a programmatic and I guess building efficiency standpoint building systems are all various ages as you've heard as a theme they were either all at or near the end of the useful life partially heated with steam as Derek had mentioned and lacks temperature control so we've made our way through all four buildings and you've heard you probably are tired of hearing us say end of useful life and aging condition but the buildings have been maintained well as I mentioned there on average the original buildings are 60 60 plus years old so there's some portions of the building some major portions of the building that really start to need some attention after that period of time we've heard related mostly related to the additions and multiple attempts and maintenance of the buildings where you've added multiple different systems and it creates an inefficient building from from a utility standpoint but it also may create some challenges from a maintenance standpoint as well so at this point what we'd like to do is shift gears a little bit and open open up some com-pub comments in the form of a workshop and and the idea here is to it's really a platform to ask the questions express concerns or voice opinions on what you heard tonight or what you've heard in the past or your views and opinions on up at this potential project I just want to reiterate that this is the first step for us this existing conditions so we're at the beginning stages of this effort we don't have any options to show tonight it's about this first step is about to explain what we found and to listen to the community and their concerns and try to translate that into some options for the future okay we hope to have an interactive and continuous process and the goal here is to have a plan our plan create a plan that's responsive to the entire community and then I'm going to leave this is the last site I'll leave up and and these are some of the questions that as a committee we just brainstormed to get the conversation started so we hope you found it interesting as far as our analysis or our findings of the existing conditions we welcome any questions you may have on that or any portions of the project and thank you all okay when you come up if you could please give your name and your street address that would be helpful for us thank you good evening thank you Scott McCarthy six Sivas Drive a couple of quick questions before first can you clarify the the next couple of meetings are they going to be a similar form to this or they're going to be a slight variation to the next I think you said in two meetings that are already scheduled we're gonna be having two public forums um the next one is like I said Thursday June 7th at 7 o'clock and they're going to be similar to this yes I didn't know if there would be a slight variation so no that's thanks thanks for the clarification so um two other quick questions for you one being at what point will you prioritize everything that you've found saying you know looking at will you be doing it by building by school by will it be a variety of all the HVAC s need to be replaced or how will you go about prioritizing what you've seen so far sure so in multiple ways multiple methods will most likely prioritize them based on building systems and our findings so that'll be the existing conditions there's an the other piece the programmatic piece that we need to look at as far as programmatic needs related to the existing conditions in space so you take that you take the existing conditions and are over the next several months until basically the next public forum is to start to generate some options to address those priorities so there's good it's not going to be one a particular thing that's going to raise the priority it's going to be a combination of a series of discussions with the committee with the community and in a variety of different areas of the buildings as well and programmatic so it's a multitude of categories that are going to basically create some some options for us and then in within those options we're gonna illustrate the benefits and concerns of each great and just one other quick other question if I may all right so um regard to programmatic and in regards to options I'm presenting I think most residents are expecting you know to hear a lot about huckleberry right you've that's no surprise you're gonna get a lot of we're anxious about huckleberry and what that all means so when you're looking at the options and programmatically I know is like a k5 or is it a you know I can - you know - for whatever the case may be new building versus renovating the existing are you also going to be looking at options for more efficiencies like I believe just south of huckleberry as an example there's a gas line that doesn't quite reach huckleberry will we be looking at state and your like options like that where the line can be brought up - huckleberry or the water line can be brought down to the high school as an example so we've explored an impasse projects you know working with the gas comes to see if they can bring it up to the different facilities we've done projects and it's town wide it's not just the one school that would do it so we've done project in towns where the towns have gotten the citizens that the members of the the community the business members to all get together commit to natural gas and then the natural gas company would bring the services up the facility so it to be honest with them it's all up to the demand and they want to make sure they can make their profits but if there's enough people on board and if the town wants to gather around it and there's people from the town that want it we can have those conversations okay so I guess that would be a discussion point at some point of what we're gonna how that's gonna be handled yes okay thank you it's Brian frame Kimberly Drive one quick question you had the on the legend you had one two five for the one being worse by being good what was the a again accessibility okay was that showing that it was good accessibility or now that there was an accessibility concern concern on those very good right just I think you guys would being a little too kindly says that the portables and the showers were past their useful life I think the town I've been the arguably is portable since my 25 year old was in fifth grade at whiskey near so I think the town would what I get rid of themselves right what is a time frame when we I thought we've been studying this it seemed a bit study this for a long time what's that what's a time frame when this plan would go to the voters and that made up a Esther's view but we're gonna vote for this this year is it - this is your two years from now when is this in mr.