- By Becca Lovenheim
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Junior Mike Lapar finished third in the high jump. Photo by John LawrenceThe athletes who converged on the track at Odessa-Montour Fiday night took advantage of dry skies between the rain whenever they could as they competed in the Legends of the Night Invitational.
In the girls competition, the teams from Newark Valley and Lansing pulled away from the field of 23 teams, finishing 1-2 with final scores of 121 and 112 respectively over third place Spencer Van Etten (43 points). Newark Valley swept the relays and saw highly-ranked Courtney McNeil climb atop the podium three times as she won the 100 and 200 meter sprints and anchored the 400m relay.





A section IV record, a facility record, and four school records were set and one school record was tied over the weekend. The Lansing track and field teams traveled to Moravia for the Blue Devil Relays, an invitational with a nearly twenty year history, and posted record-setting performances throughout the day.



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Lansing varsity boys defeated Trumansburg 4-1 on Wednesday after taking the lead late in the game. Lansing took an early lead in the second inning when Jack Babuka scored from third on a passed ball.