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Spring, PA. — Brute Wrestling announced Wednesday that it has signed four-time NCAA wrestling champion, Kyle Dake to an exclusive footwear endorsement contract. As part of the agreement, Brute will be introducing a new top-line wrestling shoe carrying Kyle Dake’s name.“We are excited to add the premier name in amateur wrestling to our team. Having a person of Kyle’s character and quality choose to join the Brute team is awesome for our company,” said John Purnell, President of Brute Wrestling, “Every school or club wrestler knows the drive, values and accomplishments of Kyle Dake. He has shown that he can win in all that he does and at the same time continue to give back to the sport. We are proud that those traits of Kyle’s are shared by Brute.”
On Thursday May 29th the Lansing Track & Field team competed in the Section 4 State Qualifier at Binghamton Alumni Stadium, to advance to the NYSPHSAA championships June 6 and 7 at Cicero-North Syracuse High School.
Lansing Bobcats won four events at the Section 4 Class C meet in Greene NY on Thursday May 22. A brief but torrential rain and hail storm cleared the field for about 20 minutes before competition resumed as the sun came out.
The Lansing Tennis Bobcats wrapped their 2014 regular season with wins against TAE and Moravia finishing the season at 11-0. This marks the 5th straight regular season IAC title for the Lansing Tennis program and the 4th straight undefeated season in the IAC conference. The overall record in the IAC's record during that 5 year period is 49-1.
Lansing Girls and Boys Track and Field Teams competed for three days last week at the Interscholastic Athletic Conference held at Dryden High School. The boys team was the large school runner up, finishing second to Trumansburg.
Last Friday the Lansing track team competed in the Legends of the Night Invitational at Odessa. The team had three boys with standout performances. Senior Ben Rourke won the high jump, was 2nd in the shot put, 2nd in the pole vault, and 2nd in the long jump. Senior Dylan Bland won the pole vault with a state qualifying mark of 13' 6" and was 3rd in the 100m. Senior Anders Presthus won the discus and won the shot put with a new meet record and state qualifying mark of 49'5". These three boys scored all 70 of the team's points, which led them to an overall 2nd place finish among 17 competing teams.
Lansing Varsity Softball improved to 3-3 on the season with wins over Dryden and Spencer Van Etten.
Four Lansing Bobcat Track and Field jumpers and throwers competed at the NYS State Championships on March 1 in Barton Hall at Cornell.