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Sep
01
2006
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 01 September 2006 |
Lansing Varsity Girls Soccer kicked off the season with a home game against Dryden Wednesday. At halftime the game was tied 1 - 1, but Lansing pulled ahead in the second half, finishing with a 4-1victory. Lansing made 26 shots in the game, to Dryden's 5. MC Barrett made a save for Lansing with Nikki Button making 11 for Dryden. The Lansing team made six corner kicks to Dryden's one.
"It was a great start," says Lansing coach Maureen Dracup. Lansing goals were scored by Rachael Palladino 2-0, Ellyn Grant-Keane 2-0, Colleen Trowbridge 0-1, and Megan Palladino 0-1. But Dracup says the team won't rest on their laurels. "Girls are ecstatic but we're focused on the season so we're taking it one game at a time and need to stay focused," she says. The next game is tonight, an away game at Trumansburg.
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Aug
11
2006
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 11 August 2006 |
Dryden Hotel played Perfect Painters Saturday, then played the Rick's Rental team.
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Aug
04
2006
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by Reed Dewey
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Friday, 04 August 2006 |
The Lansing Community Aquatics Team (LCAT) competed in two championship meets over as many weekends in late July. On July 22nd, the team traveled to Watkins Glen to swim against 17 other local teams in the Southern Tier Swim League Championship Meet.
The CATS had an incredible team performance throughout, with the younger swimmers putting the team ahead in the A.M. session and the older swimmers increasing that lead as the P.M. session advanced. By the end of the meet, the CATS had outpaced the second place Chenango Aquatics by nearly 1000 points. This is the second consecutive year that the LCATs have been the STSL Champions for the Fall/Winter and the Spring/Summer seasons. It is also the club’s 6th STSL Championship title in the past four years.
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Aug
04
2006
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by Debbie Jordan
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Friday, 04 August 2006 |
Lansing skaters were among over 150 skaters that competed at Mercyhurst College Ice Center in Erie, Pennsylvania this year. They represented 20 figure skating clubs from New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio. 78 skating events were scheduled over the three day competition.
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Aug
04
2006
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 04 August 2006 |
This week more than 60 campers turned out for Lansing Recreation Department's Boys Basketball Camp. Directed by Adam Heck, the camp is for 4th through 9th grade boys. The camp met every day this week from 9:00am-4:00pm. "60 is the perfect amount," says Heck. "For the facilities it gives all the kids a lot of opportunities to learn the game and a lot of time to have with the ball."
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