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Oct
13
2006
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 13 October 2006 |
Lansing's Girls Varsity Swim Team enjoyed another victory last Thursday (10/05) against Southern Cayuga Central Schools (SCCS) when they finished the meet 59-39. Lansing made a strong showing, taking first place in seven out of twelve events. The meet began with Nikki Dean, Leigh Conley, Hannah Wingate, Kali Dean taking first in the 200 Medley relay, finishing in 2:04.43. SCCS's Bethany Ortquist came in first in the 200 free, but in the next event Hannah Wingate sped to first place, finishing the 200 IM in 2:27.62.
Kali Dean took first in the 50 Free in 25.78, then Hannah Wingate took another first in the 100 Fly, finishing in 1:08.57. Lansing was defeated in the 100 free, but sprang back when Kali Dean took first place in the 500 Free. Leigh Conley, Rachel Bland, Erin OBrien, Claire Eckstrom won first for Lansing when they completed the 200 Free Relay in 1:54.47, then Nikki Dean took the last Lansing first of the meet when she completed the 100 Back Stroke in 1:05.14.
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Oct
06
2006
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by Staff
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Friday, 06 October 2006 |
The Lansing Varsity Volleyball team participated in the Candor Invitational on Saturday, Sept. 30th. Ten (10) teams participated in the Invitational from all over (Candor, Elmira, 2 teams from the Syracuse area, Hammondsport, Trumansburg, Tioga, Corning, South Side, and Lansing).
The Lansing Volleyball team went undefeated throughout the tournament and clinched first place when they beat their rival, T-burg, 25-22 in the final match.
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Oct
06
2006
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by Stuart Dean
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Friday, 06 October 2006 |
The Lansing football team improved their record to 5-0 on the year with a 55-0 win at Newark Valley on Saturday. It was a day that saw the defense intercept 6 passes, one returned for a touchdown by Vincent Redmond, while holding the Cardinals to 121 total yards of offense. Curtis Fenner made his first of two interceptions on the day that lead to the Bobcats first score, a 16 yard Ryan Earl run, the kick attempt failed making the score 6-0. The next Bobcat drive started at their own 6 yard line, following the second Curtis Fenner interception.
The key play in this 94 yard drive was a 47 yard pass from Redmond to Fenner that moved the ball out to the Newark Valley 44 yard line. Redmond hooked up with Brian Milliman for a 13 yard touchdown pass, then Redmond passed to Earl for the 2 point conversion making the score 14-0. A Matt Ford interception lead to the Cat's next score, a 3 yard run from Trevor Countryman, the Rusty Landon kick made the score 21-0. Rusty Landon intercepted a pass on the Cardinals next possession, setting up a 31 yard touchdown pass from Redmond to Fenner, the Landon Kick made it 28-0 with 13 seconds left in the first quarter.
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Sep
29
2006
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by Stuart Dean
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Friday, 29 September 2006 |
The Lansing Football team improved their record to 4-0 with a 42-0 victory over previously unbeaten Watkins Glen on Friday. It was a total team effort from the start, with The Bobcats getting positive contributions from everyone on both sides of the ball. The Cat's took the opening kickoff and marched 66 yards ending with a Trevor Countryman 6 yard run, his first of four touchdowns on the evening, a Rusty Landon kick made the score 7-0.
The Bobcats received good field position on their next possession starting on the Watkins 47 yard line they drove for another Countryman touchdown, this one from three yards out, the Landon kick made it 14-0 to end the first quarter. Once again the Bobcats benefited from good field position starting at the Watkins 49 yard line they put together a seven play drive ending with a Countryman one yard plunge, a Vincent Redmond pass to Ryan Earl for the 2 point conversion made the score 22-0 at the half. However, it was the defense that supplied the turning point of the game as they came up huge stopping Watkins on downs just prior to the end of the first half, securing the lead, and preventing the Senecas from gaining any momentum.
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Sep
29
2006
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 29 September 2006 |
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Lansing's Varsity Girls Swim Team had another stellar week, beating Elmira Height's Thomas A. Edison (TAE) 97-49 and scoring in first place in Class C in the 2006 Jack Thomas Invitational swim meet. And in late breaking news, Lansing beat Watkins Glen last night, 121-58 (details next week). In Tuesday's meet Lansing won first place in eight of eleven events. Hannah Wingate, Lexi Payton, Nicole Nassif, and Kali Dean finished the 200 Medley relay in 2:19.03. Picking up on that momentum, Kelsy Quigley took 1st in the 200 Freestyle. Next Danyelle Barron finished first in the 200 IM, and Erin O'Brien placed 1st in the 50 Free event. Leigh Conley was not to be outdone when she sped to first place in the 100 Fly in only 1:22.22. |
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