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Former Alcoa softball coach sentenced in sex

Former Alcoa softball coach sentenced in sex

MARYVILLE? An ex Alcoa High School softball coach will spend four months in jail as part of a plea agreement to coach factory outlet sex related charges involving two former members of the girls team.

Blount County Circuit Court Judge Tammy Harrington sentenced him to an effective four year term, with Talley to spend the balance of his term after jail on community corrections.

Throughout Tuesday's hearing, the former coach outlet online history teacher stood with his lawyer, Don Bosch of Knoxville, while Assistant District Attorney Clinton Frasier represented coach outlet store the state.

Jury selection coach factory outlet online had been scheduled for Tuesday for Talley when the agreement was announced.

Frasier said the victims, who were between ages 13 and 18 at the times of the offenses and were in court at the hearing, agreed with the plea agreements.

"The state did speak with the victims' families in this case," he said. "They feel it is adequate. While they would have liked more time, they are in agreement to this sentence."

Talley was given credit for time served from Dec. 5, 2011, when he was first arrested, and for time he spent in jail June 21 31, 2012, when he violated an order of protection brought by the mother of one of the victims.

He must also surrender his teaching license and be listed on the sex offender roll for life, the judge said.

Harrington warned Talley to not violate the terms of his sentence or he would be placed back into custody to http://www.njt-rails.com serve his time in jail. While he would be eligible for parole after serving 30 percent of that time, because of the coach outlet sale nature and volume of his offenses, a parole board would most likely not consider him a good candidate for release, she said.

"Mr. Talley, I can tell you this, the law does not look favorably on those who abuse a position of trust," she said. "Not only have you committed a criminal offense, what you have done is despicable. Do not come before this court on a violation.".

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Former Alcoa coach Paul Talley trial date set for Jan

Former Alcoa coach Paul Talley trial date set for Jan

A trial date has been set in the case against a former Alcoa High School softball coach outlet sale coach accused of sex offenses involving his players. on Oct. 5, with the trial set for Jan. 8, 2013.

"The state informs me that they have provided the entirety of discovery. I think we're prepared to set a trial date," Bosch told Harrington at Friday's hearing.

Harrington said the court's calender was open the week of Jan. 8 and Bosch suggested the trial would take at coach factory outlet least coach factory outlet three of those days.

"We will go until we finish," Harrington said.

On Jan. 31, Talley, who admitted to twice violating a court order to have no contact with a former female student, was freed from Blount County Jail after posting a $250,000 bond set coach factory outlet online by Harrington during a Jan. 30 hearing.

The judge added $100,000 to the $150,000 previous bond that Talley posted after he violated a court order on Jan. 10 that he have no contact with an 18 year old girl, who was 17 at the time he allegedly sexually pursued her.

He was jailed again on Jan. 21 on the same charge.

He subsequently pleaded guilty to violating the order twice and was ordered to serve 10 days in jail for the violation.

Additionally, the judge ordered Talley to remain on house arrest and to wear an electronic monitoring device, among other orders, if he were to post bail.

Talley, a Knox County resident, was a longtime nikolay klimchuk history teacher and softball coach who was the 2006 PrepXtra Softball Coach of the Year when he led the Lady Tornadoes to their first trip to the Class AA state tournament.

Talley was 40 when he resigned his teaching position at coach sale Alcoa High School on Oct. 27, 2011.

Talley stands accused of sex charges involving two female players, including the teen whose mother filed a petition for the order of protection on behalf of her daughter.

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Former Al Ahly coach Jose Peseiro confirmed as new Porto boss

Former Al Ahly coach Jose Peseiro confirmed as new Porto boss

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Peseiro was appointed by Ahly coach factory outlet online only in coach factory outlet October and the club said on Monday it dismissed him because he was "unable to withstand the pressure and criticism".

"The board has decided to terminate Peseiro's contract after he asked not to continue his mission," Ahly said in a statement on coach outlet online their website.

"Peseiro said he cannot bear the recent criticism and pressure anymore, plus that he already endures bad luck.

"Club president Mahmoud Taher tried to persuade the coach to stay put, promising him full backing. But he acknowledged that Ahly fans no longer accept his presence after the recent poor results."

Ahly have appointed Abdel Aziz Abdel Shafi as caretaker boss http://www.njt-rails.com for the second time in a few months.

According coach outlet store to reports in the Portuguese media, Peseiro is on the verge of taking the reins at Porto, who are looking for a new manager after sacking Julen Lopetegui 11 days ago.

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Shannon Rollason joins Gungahlin

Former AIS swimming coach Shannon Rollason joins Gungahlin Leisure Centre

He's coached Olympic Games gold medallists and world champions, but Shannon Rollason's next challenge is making an impact at the grass roots coach outlet online level.

The former AIS head swimming coach will apply more than 25 years of experience to his new role as the high coach outlet store performance swim squad coach of the Gungahlin Leisure Centre.

Rollason returned to Canberra at the end of last year for family reasons less than halfway through a four year contract as coach factory outlet head coach of the national training centre in Denmark.

While he still harbours ambitions of being involved with a national team in the future, Rollason's immediate focus is making changes nikolay klimchuk to enable increased participation in the junior ranks.

"The beauty of starting up a fresh program, I can shape it the way I think things should be based on my experience in the last 25 years," Rollason said. "We need to make the sport a little bit more palatable for families.

"Teenagers don't have to be training like they're Olympians.

"We have to be looking more long term with a broader brush."

Rollason started his coaching career in Brisbane before becoming a senior coach at the Australian Institute of Sport in 2005.

He then spent eight years as the head coach of the AIS, working with the 2008 Beijing Olympics women's 100m freestyle gold medallist Jodie Henry, Belinda Hocking, Ashley Delaney and Felicity Galvez.

Joining the high performance program with Denmark in March 2013, Rollason had success with 50m butterfly world champion Jeanette Ottesen and 200m breaststroke silver medallist Rikke Moller Pedersen.

Rollason had intended to continue on to next year's Olympic Games in Rio but decided to bring his family back to coach outlet sale Canberra.

"We felt if we go another 12 months it's getting too close to an Olympics, so it was a difficult decision," he said.

"It was always going to be coach factory outlet difficult to find someone mid way through an Olympiad, would be more difficult to find someone 12 months out from the Olympics.

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Former AFL star Jason Akermanis banned

Former AFL star Jason Akermanis banned as coach of North Albury for four matches North Albury coach and former AFL star Jason Akermanis will be banned from the coaches bench in round one of the http://www.njt-rails.com 2015 Ovens and Murray football season, after being found guilty of unbecoming conduct. Akermanis was found guilty of violating the AFL Victoria cyber safety policy by an independent tribunal led by chairman Wayne Taylor. The charges related to a range of coach factory outlet material allegedly sent by Akermanis coach factory outlet online to AFL North East Border umpire development manager, coach outlet sale Mark Bywater, between June and coach sale August of 2014. The material allegedly abusing Bywater was sent by text message and email as well as videos, some containing abusive language, of Akermanis dissecting umpiring decisions during games. The triple premiership player with the Brisbane Lions pleaded not guilty to the charges at the Albury hearing, which ran for about four hours. Ovens and Murray League general manager, Aaron McGlynn, said it was the first ever coach outlet online cyber safety case heard at the tribunal. "[Cyber bullying] is something that'll no doubt become an ongoing issue but one that we want to try and make a stance on and nip it in the bud," he said.

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Former AFL coach Mick Malthouse

Former AFL coach Mick Malthouse reportedly met members of the Essendon 34 Legendary coach Mick Malthouse has reportedly met with coach outlet store a group of suspended Essendon players at his home on Tuesday morning. Fairfax Media reported on Saturday that the three time premiership mentor had been in contact with a suspended Essendon player, the AFL and the AFL Players Association about providing guidance and training for some of the Essendon 34 as they navigate a season in exile nikolay klimchuk from the sport. There are 17 active AFL players who, as a result of their year long suspensions handed down by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, cannot be involved with any WADA compliant sporting club or organisation as they serve their lengthy bans. Twelve of those players are on Essendon's list. Malthouse told Fairfax Media he would "love" to help them all prepare for the 2017 season. "If the opportunity arose, I would love to help get them to September October," http://www.njt-rails.com Malthouse said. "The thing I want to see is [for the players to] get through the year in a good mental state that's the priority. Second, get fit in regard to getting ready for the following season. and keep up with what's coach sale been going on. "I want them to have ownership of their own life." Malthouse's long time fitness lieutenant David Buttifant would almost certainly play a role in any potential program that is set up for the suspended players. Malthouse and Buttifant have set up a business, Keen Edge, to provide coach factory outlet online leadership and practical methods for life balance. Buttifant was head coach outlet sale of fitness under Malthouse at Collingwood and Carlton and left the Blues at the end of 2015. Malthouse holds the record for most games coached in the VFL/AFL with 718 to his name after stints at Footscray, West Coast, Collingwood and Carlton in a career that spanned 31 seasons.