Friday, May 17, 2013 12:00 AM | Written by Jim Strait | |
The JV baseball team finished with a regular season record of 16 – 0. Continuing to play with poise, confidence and discipline the team defeated the Eagles, Blue Devils and the Blue Raiders in the last matchups of this season. They started the week with an assertive, 24 – 3, win over Whitney Point. The boys then traveled to Moravia where they took the lead and never let it go. For their final regular season game the Bobcats battled their rival across the lake, defeating them 15 – 8. They earned the title of IAC Large School North Champions and the right to compete in the IAC Large School championship game against the Waverly Wolverines.
The Whitney Point Eagles soared into Lansing only to be hooded and sent away by a committee of Bobcat pitchers. Relying on the solid defense behind them, Corbin Atkins, Greg Lee, Ben Kutler, and Dominic Tarallo combined for six strikeouts and allowed only three runs. The offense was alive from the start of the game. Kyle Arrison batted a thousand going 1 for 1 with a two RBI single. Logan Osterman went 2 for 3 with a double and a single. Atkins, Kutler, Mikula, Tarallo, Jesse Richardson, Jared Strait and Owen Davis all batted five hundred.
Thursday, July 02, 2009 08:00 PM | Written by Dan Veaner | |
Why We Need You: By the numbers we know our readers love to read about Lansing sports. During the Varsity season the Sports page is as popular as our News and Around Town pages. But with one staff reporter for all topics in our small publication the only way we can cover sports at all is if volunteer writers send in reports.
We would love to expand our sports coverage to reports on club sports, more Rec Department sports news, and other schools that Lansing students attend, such as Ithaca High School or New Roots High School.
Coaches: We get many wonderful articles from coaches who have been really great about taking the time to write up theoir team's accomplishments. If you are a coach, we love getting sports news from you!
Contributors don't have to be coaches. In fact the Star welcomes contributors of all ages from students to seniors. The great benefit of having a parent, a student, or any interested person writing about a sport is that you speak the language of the sport and therefore you can connect to readers much better than our one harried reporter ever could do.
Writing a sports article doesn't have to be hard. While we do work with a style guide, the basics are simple. Our writing guidelines can always be easily found at http://news.lansingstar.com/
The many Varsity coaches that have contributed to the Star have been outstanding in this regard.
Individual contributors have contributed over the years and have provided amazing in-depth coverage of Lansing athletes. The Lansing Star is also grateful to Geoff Wright, who has generously advertised on our Sports page since the Star began publishing, just to support sports in Lansing.
Coverage in the Star gives our hard working athletes the recognition they deserve, and your contributions make them and you stars in the community. For students the opportunity to be published in a local professional newspaper is valuable when you are compiling your resume to get into college, or looking for a job. For parents its a way to showcase your kids and their teammates. For any Lansing sports fan it's a great expression of your love for sports.
E-mail sports stories (and pictures) to
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
The Lansing Star is the place to get information for Lansing, NY. While Lansing just gets passing mentions in other area publications, other areas get only passing mentions in the Lansing Star. From local politics to community events to highlights of Lansing businesses, the Lansing Star gives you...