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Jul
14
2006
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by Luke Kutler
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Friday, 14 July 2006 |
Lansing Gold is at it again with another well played game of baseball. This time, beating guest team South Seneca 14 to 3 in a matter of 5 and a half innings. Highlights included Home run by Ryan Todd in the bottom of the first inning, and Jeff Vishidomini's triple bringing in 3 RBIs. Defensive glory included golden glove catches from Troy Hardisky and Greg Lehr. South Seneca scored isolated points in the first, third, and sixth innings. Lansing scored eight in the first, five in the third, and one in the fifth, leaving the final score 14-3 Lansing.
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Jul
14
2006
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 14 July 2006 |
 Who hasn't watched a swashbuckler movie and become entranced by the sword play? Errol Flynn used to smile confidently while he thrust and parried as if it were merely a game he enjoyed. This August Lansing kids will get a taste of fencing in a two week course offered by the Lansing Recreation Department. It's being taught by Linda Wyatt, Prevot d'Armes of the Classical Fencing studio near Ithaca College.
"What we hope is that, by the end of the ten weeks they will know whether or not this is something they really want to do," says Wyatt. "We tend to attract people who don't have a lot of athletic experience, and specifically young women who read books that have swords in them, and they want to learn how to do it." Learning fencing turns out to be different from what they expect. "Fencing, is very unnatural," Wyatt explains, because your natural impulse is to cringe. "Everything you do has to be trained in from the beginning, and because of that people with a lot of athletic experience think they'll have an advantage, but they don't."
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Jul
14
2006
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 14 July 2006 |
A few times a year plastic wildlife has much to fear when the LBH Archery Club holds a 3-D shoot. LBH (formerly Lansing Bow Hunters) attracted about 80 archers to the most recent shoot at their club grounds on Salmon Creek Road last Sunday. Shooters traversed two courses in the woods, each with 15 targets. "We have two 15-target 3-D courses," club President John Heuther explains. "Anything from skunks to elk. Small targets, big targets. Ranges are, depending on the class you shoot in, open is out to 50 yards, bow hunters out to 35 yards, women's 25 yards. We've got cubs who shoot 10 to 12 yards and youth at 25 yards."
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Jun
23
2006
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by Lamaar Peters
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Friday, 23 June 2006 |
The Lansing Lynx boys 17 and under soccer team recently captured the Broome County Soccer Associations under 19 Division Two title. With a win over Newark Valley on June 13th, the Lynx rebounded from a lose in their prevous game to bring its record to 6 wins and 2 losses. The teams 18 points were three more than second place Marathon. The Lynx came back from a 2 goal deficit and defeated the team from Marathon 3-2 on June 10th.
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Jun
16
2006
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by Carolyn Ferguson
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Friday, 16 June 2006 |
Girls Track Team:
The Lansing Girls team ended the season undefeated in the IAC. They are the 2006 Division 3
Champions, IAC Champions, and Section 4 Class C Champions. Their Division 3 title makes this season the 10th consecutive season that the Lansing Girls program has earned this honor. There were five school records broken this season: Ryann Cretney in the 1500m (4:48.54), Caitlin Wright in the 400m Hurdles (1:04.6) Long Jump (16’ 6 ½”) and Pentathlon (2686 points), and Kiki Gifft & Carol Melice in the Pole Vault Relay (20’ 6”). Seven Girls qualified and competed in the New York State and Federation Championships. Sophmore Carol Melice (Pole Vault 1st in Division 2, 5th in the Federation), Senior Kiki Gifft (Pole Vault 2nd in Division 2, 7th in the Federation), Senior Caitlin Wright (400m Hurdles 8th in Division 2), Sophmore Ryann Cretney (1500m 4th in Division 2), 3200m Relay team consisting of Ryann Cretney (10), Caitlin Wright (12), Christine Fuchs (10), Kylee Jordan (11) and Alternate Natalie Usack (11) finished 5th in Division 2. Division 2 competitors are from public high schools from all sections in New York State with enrollment of 599 students or less. Federation awards include all public and private high schools from all sections in New York State.
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