Lake Shore Central Schools Athletic Department
Expectations bring on more responsibility.
DARYL BESANT: Athletic Director
WILLIAM C. MOORE: Athletic Coordinator
NANCY ELLS: Athletic Administrative Assistant
Contact us : 716-926-2260
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Wednesday, 04 April 2007 |
The Girls Modified Softball team lost it's season opener 10-3
against West Seneca East. Kimberly Kashino pitched the first five
innings, striking out 3 batters and only walking two. Tallie Paepke
pitched to the last seven batters, striking out one. June Longbine went
1 for 3, with 2 RBI's. A strong defensive game was played by the
Eagles. The girls play tomorrow, April 5, 2007, against Hamburg at
4:30. Come out and support your Lady Eagles!
The Girls Varsity Track team won their scrimmage against
Lackawanna yesterday 115 to 27. Allison Klopp was a triple winner
taking the high jump, triple jump and 400 meter dash. Mikelle Cala was
also a triple winner taking the discus, 1500 meter and the 300
meter. The Lady Eagles also had a double winner with Ashley
Gadomski taking honors in the 100 and 400 hurdles. The squad won
two of the three relays to start thier season at 2 and 0. They
will host rival West Seneca East on April 17th at 4:30.
Boys Varsity Track beat Lackawanna yesterday 101 to 37. Here are some highlights:
Jake Thompson and Fred Garassi took first and second in both long and triple jumps.
Alex Abramo and Nathan Cox took first and third for discuss and shot put.
Johnny Kuewicz, Steve Paternostro, Brian Timm and Jake Wiley took first in the 4x40,
Aaron Weaver took second in the high jump clearing 5'8 feet.
Playing with wooden bats, the Varsity baseball team dropped a
heartbreaking 9-8 game in 8 innings to Pine Valley. The Eagles led 8-5
with two outs in the seventh, and 8-7 with two outs in the eighth
before the Panthers recieved clutch hits. Only four Eagles had hits as
Jason Radwan (triple), Bill Peterson (double), Kyle Leach and Kevin
Morley each had two hits each. Mike Sullivan pitched well in middle
relief. It was the first game of the Tim Serecu Memorial Tournament,
the squad plays next Tuesday and Wednesday in Tournament play.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 04 April 2007 )
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4/5/07 Boys Varsity Lacrosse Game Cancelled |
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Girls' Basketball Honors Announced |
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Tuesday, 03 April 2007 |
The SUN asked area high school basketball coaches to nominate a players
that they felt had an exceptional year in basketball. The SUN then
reviewed the nominations and made the final determination as to first
and second team recognition.
Emily Ludwig, a sophmore , was chosen to the First Team All -Stars for
her great scoring contribution during the 2006-2007 basketball season.
Emily was voted Most Valuable Player of her team this year. Emily
avereaged 13 points per game and 12 rebounds. The athletic department
looks to her as a strong team player for the next two years.
Kelsey McKeown was chose to the 2nd Team All Star Team from the
Sun. Kelsey was voted Most Improved Player for the 2006 - 2007
season. She had a game winning shot against West Seneca East with
6 seconds left in the game to give the Varsity Team their first win of
the season. She will be looked to score from the outside next
year and also bring senior leadership to the team.
Marissa Graci was also nominated to the Hamburg Sun. Marissa was
voted senior captain of the 2006 - 2007 season. Marissa was asked
to move from a forward position to a guard position this year and took
on the challenge full board. Marissa's enthusiasm,
aggressiveness, and all out hustle is not something that coaches can
teach their athletes and is something that will be hard to replace in
the upcoming season.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 03 April 2007 )
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Tuesday, 03 April 2007 |
On Monday, April 2nd, the Girls' Varsity Lacrosse team earned
their second win of the season defeating West Seneca East 7-6. It
was a very close game from beginning to end. Lindsay John was
fanstasic in net making 20 saves. She prevented many seemingly
unstoppable shots from going into the net. The attack worked
tirelessly. Cat McCulle scored 3 goals, Shelby Will had 2, Lauren
Scanlan and Stephanie Urgo each had 1. Assists were recorded by
Lauren Scanlan, Stacey Urgo, Shelby Will and Miranda Schultz.
Tough defense was played by Katie Bacho, Jill Pelechaty, Whitney
Brooks, Shaela Mohawk and Sarah Celia. The girls play their next
game on Wednesday, April 4th at Sweet Home. Their next home game
will be following the break on Monday, April 16th at 4:30 at J.T. Waugh
against Grand Island. Come cheer the Eagles on to victory!
The Girls' JV Lacrosse team could not get ahead of West Seneca
East to pull out a win. The team fought hard but only scored three
goals to West Seneca's five. Scorer's for Lake Shore where Kalie
Weinheimer, Linsey Heferle and Sosha Garlow. JV will be at home on
April 4th against Sweet Home.
The Varsity Baseball team outhit thier opponents, but dropped a
7-4 decision to defending State Finalist Williamsville South 7-4. Eagle
hurlers allowed only three hits but walked nine Billies and threw three
wild pitches. Down 7-1, the Eagles battled back, getting base
runners in every inning. Joe Inglut was 3-3, with a pair of doubles,
scoring two runs.
Sophomore Nick Ellington was 2-3 with two doubles and two rbi's. Jason Radwan and Kirby
Driscoll had a pair of hits also. Josh Senior tossed three perfect
innings in relief. The squad plays today in the Pine Valley Wooden Bat Tournament.
The JV Baseball team lost to Williamsville South 23-6. The team
will be working hard to pull out a win against Gowanda on Thursday ,
April 5th. Come out and support the team!
Varsity Softball had a devastating loss to Iroquois yesterday.
With several of the varsity starters unable to play, Lake Shore was
unable to get a single run. The team played hard but Iroquois was able
to out hit them giving them 11 runs by the end of the game. The Lady
Eagles will be working hard to prepare for their game on Wednesday
April 4th against West Seneca East. Come cheer them on!
The JV Softball ball team traveled to Iroquois yesterday and
lost its first game of the season 9 - 8 in the bottom of the 9th
inning. A triple from 8th grade catcher Ashleigh Mancini tied the
game 7 - 7 in the top of the 7th inning. The girls never gave up
even after being down 5 - 0 after the first inning. The Lady
Eagles next game is Wednesday, April 4th at 5:00 at Lake Shore High
School.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 03 April 2007 )
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4/4/07 Varsity Tennis Match Cancelled |
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Varsity Baseball Opens Their Season |
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Monday, 02 April 2007 |
The Varsity baseball team dropped their opening game of the 2007 season 6-2 at Fredonia.
Lack of clutch hitting led to the Lake Shore loss as they struck out
seven times with runners in scoring position. Jason Radwan went 3-4
with a triple, a pair of doubles and a RBI with a run scored.
Kirby Driscoll was 2-4 with a double and a run scored. Billy Peterson
had a RBI and a base hit. Mike Sullivan and Aaron Crusan also had Eagle
hits.
The team hopes to open the league season with a win on Monday
April 2, 2007 against Williamsville South. Come out and cheer on the
Eagles!!!!
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Friday, 30 March 2007 |
The girls JV softball team had its second win of the season against
Depew yesterday. The Lady Eagles won 3 - 2. Nikki Kreuzer
pitched 4 solid innings against the WildCats and Sara Rieman finished
the game on the mound for the Lady Eagles. Ashleigh Mancini had a
solid game behind the plate with 2 putouts late in the game to give the
Eagles the momentum they needed to win. Dakota Balone started off
the inning with a single in the bottom of the 5th, and Jillian Reitz
hit in Paige Anderson to give the Eagles the lead.
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Athletes Named to the SUN Basketball All-Stars |
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Thursday, 29 March 2007 |
The SUN asked area high school basketball coaches to nominate a player
they felt had an exceptional year in basketball. The SUN then reviewed
the nominations and made the final determination as to first and second
team recognition.
Emily Ludwig, a sophmore , was chosen to the First Team All -Stars for
her great scoring contribution during the 2006-2007 basketball season.
Emily had several big games this year and the athletic department looks
to her as a strong team player for the next two years.
Kyle DeNisco, a junior, was nominated by Coach Gerken and was chosen by
the Sun to the Second Team All- Stars. Kyle also had a very good
2006-2007 basketball season. The athletic
department looks to him to continue to lead the boys basketball program to victory next year.
You can read more about this in the March 29th issue of The SUN.
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 29 March 2007 )
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