Magnolia’s Sophomore Sensation Garza Returns From Knee Injury

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Emily Garza has played through the pain.  She has played with torn ligaments on her right thumb and a fractured left thumb.  Her right throwing shoulder has also been injured through the rigors of athletics.

Being a catcher does not afford one the luxury of comfort and tranquility in the sport of softball.  Foul tips to the hands, collisions at the plate, endless squatting, and the south Texas heat all contribute to the charm of sports’ busiest receiver.

Garza recently recovered from a partially torn meniscus of her right knee, suffered at a national softball tournament in the summer of 2011.  Garza was playing for the Select Texas Hawks softball team of Spring Klein.

“The injury was from a collision at the plate of our national tournament,” says Garza, a 2011 1st Team All-District catcher as a freshman for the Magnolia Lady Bulldogs.

“I knew my knee was hurt right after the collision,” said Garza.

“My coach (Dick Haskell of the Texas Hawks) basically told me to shut it down for the rest of the summer.”

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TEKTONIC Sports offers dynamic throwing program to pitchers

St. Lukes The Woodlands Hospital – TEKTONIC Athletic Development and Rehabilitation continues its strong affiliation with the sport of baseball by offering off season throwing sports performance programs for baseball players and other shoulder-centric athletes such as quarterbacks.

Also designed for athletes recovering from injuries the Sports Physical Therapy department and Athletic Development department are led by staff members well geared in the sport of baseball.

Dr. Andrew Arthur, DPT, PT, OCS, STC, CSCS is a former collegiate pitcher who knows the difficulties of playing through arm pain and is one of only 3 physical therapist in the state of Texas to earn the prestegious Sports Therapy Certification.

Jay Pierson, MS, ATC, LAT, CSCS, PES has worked in the Detroit Tigers and St. Louis Cardinals organization in a training capacity and earned a Master of Science degree in Sports Physiology from Texas A&M University at College Station.

TEKTONIC Athletic Development and Rehabilitation is a department of St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital. For more information about TEKTONIC’S Sports Performance programs and its Sports Physical Therapy clinic call (936) 266-3130.

TEKTONIC Sports Athletes Gain Post Season Honors

Houston Memorial's Mason Stewart is a Division 1 Football Prospect who recently trained at the TEKTONIC Sports Facility.

Recent All District honors includes many athletes who have trained at the TEKTONIC Sports facility of St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital

TEKTONIC Athletic Development and Rehabilitation would like to congratulate our alumni athletes on all of their recent success with high school post season honors:

Brionne Smith, Sr., Decaney High School, 1st Team All District Volleyball 14-5A.

Emily Phillips, Sr., The Woodlands High School, 1st Team All District Volleyball 14-5A.  Committed to Colorado College.

Maddie Slater, Jr., The Woodlands High School, 1st Team All District Volleyball 14-5A.  Committed to Northwestern University.

Hannah Bullock, Sr., Oak Ridge High School, 1st Team All District Volleyball 14-5A.

Taylor Erwin, Sr., College Park High School, 2nd Team All District Volleyball 14-5A.  Committed to Emory University.

Mason Stewart, Sr., Houston Memorial High School, 1st Team All District, 19-5A.

 

TEKTONIC Sports is a department of St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital.  For the latest in Athletic Development, Sports Physical Therapy and Human Performance visitTektonicSports.com/blog andStLukesWoodlands.com/Tektonic.

To set up your Initial Athletic Assessment or for further questions about off-season sport specific training contact TEKTONIC Atheltic Development and Rehabilitation at (936) 266-3130.


VYPE Magazine North Houston Supplement Locations

Pick up the VYPE MAGAZINE NORTH HOUSTON Supplement at these locations:

 

The VYPE Magazine North Houston Supplement December/January Issue in stores December 16.

Tektonic Sports of St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital, St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital campus, Medical Arts Center (MAC) II Building at 17350 St. Luke’s Way, Suite 390, The Woodlands, Tx. Intersection of I-45 and Hwy 242.

(Spring ISD, DeCaney HS, Westfield HS, Oak Ridge HS)

 

AfterShocks Sports Equipment, 19786 Hwy 105 W, Ste 170, Montgomery, Tx., 77356 (Located in The Colannades At Lake Conroe Shopping District)

(Montgomery ISD, Magnolia ISD, Conroe HS, Willis HS)

 

Rico’s Mexican Grill The Woodlands, 314 Sawdust Rd., The Woodlands, Tx., 77380

(The Woodlands HS, College Park HS, Oak Ridge High HS, The Woodlands Christian Academy HS, John Cooper HS, Lonestar Community College)

 

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SPORTS SCIENCE: Off season shoulder training for the baseball and softball player

Recover and prevent injuries for the upcoming season

The TEKTONIC off season throwing program is designed for pitchers and position players

The long baseball and softball season is finally over.  You have played in as many as 80 games and if you are a baseball pitcher you have thrown over 10,000 pitches including bullpen sessions and side work.  Your arm has been through the ringer and if you are fortunate you have experienced limited or no arm pain or injury.

Consider yourself lucky.

Position players for baseball and softball are overlooked in the dynamics of throwing injuries but are as much at risk for ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) and rotator cuff tears as their pitching counterparts.

If your shoulder and elbow joints are not properly trained going into your upcoming season you are just as likely to injure your throwing arm during the season.

PREPARING FOR THE SEASON

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WOODLANDS RUGBY vs SHREVEPORT HD Rebroadcast

TEKTONIC Athletic Development and Rehabilitation brings High Definition coverage of The Woodlands Rugby Team as last weekend they took on Shreveport in a National Cup Match. TEKTONIC Sports continues its strong affiliation with Select and Community Athletic Organizations in the North Houston area.

For more information on TEKTONIC’s Athletic Development programs or for Sports Physical Therapy call (936) 266-3130 or email Todd James at jjames@sleh.com

Access Tektonic Athletic Development and Rehabilitation here.

TEKTONIC provides the great community of North Houston with the only facility that provides Athletic Development, Sports Rehabilitation, and a Human Performance Lab. Let TEKTONIC Sports of St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital take you to your next level of athletic achievement.

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VYPE Magazine North Houston Cover for December/January Issue

 

The Legends of the Fall Northside continues December 15 with the latest on the best athletes and stories north of Hwy 1960.

On The Cover

Kylie Randall of Magnolia High School.

Zach Wright of College Park High School.

Rachel Harvey of Montgomery High School.

Garrett Hope of The Woodlands High School.

Inside Feature Stories:

Nicole Iadamarco of The Woodlands returns from injury.

Jesse Jones becomes Magnolias All Time Leading Scorer.

Pick up your issue of the VYPE Magazine North Side supplement at TEKTONIC Athletic Development and Rehabilitation a department of St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital.

The Woodlands Rugby vs Frisco HD Rebroadcast

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Enjoy a rebroadcast of Internet coverage between The Woodlands Rugby Team and Frisco from Saturday December 3. Tektonic Athletic Development and Rehabilitation continues its strong affiliation with the only game in town. Woodlands Rugby.

For more information on TEKTONIC’s Athletic Development programs or for Sports Physical Therapy call (936) 266-3130 or email Todd James at jjames@sleh.com

Access Tektonic Athletic Development and Rehabilitation here.

TEKTONIC provides the great community of North Houston with the only facility that provides Athletic Development, Sports Rehabilitation, and a Human Performance Lab. Let TEKTONIC Sports of St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital take you to your next level of athletic achievement.

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Lady Highlanders Basketball vs Clear Brook HD Rebroadcast of 11/29/11

Watch the best show in town as The Woodlands Lady Highlanders, led by senior point guard Paige Bradley and junior center Kelsey Lang, take on Clear Brook tonight starting at 7pm.

TEKTONIC Athletic Development and Rehablitation, a department of St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital, will be streaming live all of the Lady Highlanders home games this season and providing HD quality re-broadcast on Wednesdays.

For sports performance and physical therapy visit TEKTONIC Athletic Development and Rehabilitation.

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To view the game on your mobile device download the Vimeo application and search “Lady Highlanders” for the latest in TEKTONIC sponsored broadcasts.

The Woodlands Iademarco returns from serious knee injury

Sophomore guard Nicole Iademarco returns from serious knee injury to lead the Lady Highlanders in 2011 - 2012

Pre surgery rehab helps with recovery process of talented sophomore

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The silky smooth jump shot and fluid style of Nicole Iademarco was put in limbo last May as she suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) of her left knee while driving for a layup.

The collision under the basket would also tear her medial collateral ligament (MCL).

The MRI showed a possible full tear of the ACL. Her orthopedic surgeon initially advised her she could be out of acton for as long as nine months.

Her first year on varsity could have been over before it started. With a bad enough tear her basketball career would be over at the tender age of 15.

“We could not tell for sure if it was a full tear until they actually went in and scoped the knee,” said Iademarco, a six foot shooting guard.

“I wasn’t very happy. I remember there was a lot of screaming and yelling before the surgery.”
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