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04
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 04 November 2005 |
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Lansing's Girls Varsity Swimming and Diving Team finished an amazing season as the top rated team at the IAC Championship on October 29th at Horseheads. "Lansing set a meet record in the 200 Free Relay," reports Coach Diane Hicks-Hughes. Lansing's Kristin Carlson took second in the Diving Championship as well. Ms. Hicks-Hughes also notes, "Lansing took 1st place finish in Relays and had 1st, 2nd, 3rd place finishers in individual events." |
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Nov
04
2005
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 04 November 2005 |
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Lansing beat Waverly in the Section Four Playoffs 3-0 last week. Ryan Tengi scored two goals and Walker Diebolt scored one. Devin Grant-Keane made two assists, and Nick Mallinson one. "We possessed the ball great!!!!!!" says Coach Adam Heck. This game meant 18 wins for Lansing, with only one loss and two ties for the season. Next the team beat Dryden in the Section IV Quarterfinals 1-0. Walker Diebolt scored the goal 57 seconds into the game assisted by Tom Kraft. "This was the 4th time we beat a very good Dryden team this year," says Coach Heck. "They lost to one team the entire year. We were very proud of our defensive play. We neutralized their attack and were able to get one early one in the net." |
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Oct
28
2005
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 28 October 2005 |
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Lansing's Varsity Boys Soccer Team beat Marathon Saturday (10/22) to earn the second straight IAC Championship title. Lansing beat Marathon 3-1 in an exciting come from behind game.
Marathon got the first goal and kept the lead in the first half. The second half started slowly until 16 minutes before the end of the half Ryan Tengi hit a 30 yard direct kick to make a tying goal. "3 minutes later Walker Diebolt scored on a pass from Tom Kraft to go up 2-1 then five minutes after that Tom Kraft hit a long hard shot to upper left corner to make the score 3-1," reports Coach Adam Heck.
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Oct
28
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by Dan Veaner
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Friday, 28 October 2005 |
With two more meets under its belt, Lansing's Varsity Girls Swimming and Diving team finished its dual meet season this week with a 12-0 league record and a 13-0 overall record. As in past meets the Lansing girls clobbered the competition with approximately double their opponents' score in both meets.
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The 2005 Lansing Flag Football team consisted of thirteen players (ages six to eight), seven parent/coaches, and two parent/helpers. These players learned the same basic plays used throughout a standard football program all the way up to the NFL. More importantly they learned teamwork, confidence and discipline; valuable skills that will help them on and off the field. 
