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Voters approve all area school budgets
TRI-COUNTY AREA—Voters across the area approved all of the school district budgets for the 2012-13 school year, on Tuesday, May 15. Residents of the Penn Yan school district passed the budget, 769-209. Five candidates were vying for three seats. Incumbents Ryan Hallings (688 votes), Elizabeth Warren (595), and Loni Terpolilli (592) were all reelected. David Willson (514) and Michael Chambers (262) were also on the ballot. Dundee's budget passed, 200-63. Voters also elected two board of education members: Matthew Camacho (221) and Jared Webster (218). The Hammondsport school budget was approved 208-55. There was one candidate on the ballot for a board seat: Richard Drain (229). The Watkins Glen budget passed, 374-142. Two board members were also elected: Mike Myers (420) and newcomer Kelly McCarthy (395). There was a contested election at Odessa-Montour, with three seats on the ballot and four candidates. Incumbents Karen Rock (260) and Damita Chamberlain (236) will be joined by newcomer Robert Halpin (307). Richard Horgan also had 208 votes. The Odessa budget was approved, 281-118. Read More ...
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Area post office hours will change
FINGER LAKES—The U.S. Postal Service has announced changes as of last Wednesday, May 9, that would cut the hours of many rural post office branches. According to the postal service, these proposed changes will be further studied and comments gathered. The agency said the new strategy would be implemented over a two-year, multi-phased approach and would not be completed until September 2014. However, no additional information is available on when specific branches would be affected. A number of area rural post offices were included on the list that would have hours cut. The biggest proposed change would be limiting weekday hours of some branches from eight to four. The U.S. Postal Service is considering that for Reading Center, Rock Stream, Tyrone, Wayne, Himrod, Lakemont, Bradford, Cayuta, Dresden and Bellona. Two other area post offices will be reduced to six hours: Hector and Burdett. Read More ...
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Dundee changes roofing project construction date
DUNDEE—The Dundee Central School board of education postponed roof work on the district building from this summer to next year, 2013. Board President Jim Koehler said the change was approved at the Thursday, May 10, school board meeting. Originally, the district planned to replace parts of the roof at the elementary school and district wing this summer. However, over the winter workers discovered cold air was leaking into the building. Business Manager Melissa Lawson said they found openings through interior load bearing walls of the high school attic in April. Koehler said there isn’t any immediate danger, but the walls will need to be improved next summer with the roof work. He added some parts of the school are open to the attic, letting in cold air and increasing heating costs. Koehler said insulation has shifted over the years or there just wasn’t any insulation at all. Read More ...
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County approves eight district plan
SCHUYLER COUNTY—The Schuyler County Legislature’s redistricting committee approved a reworked eight district plan at the committee meeting held on Monday, May 14. The redistricting committee meeting immediately followed the regular meeting of the legislature. The other plan in consideration at the meeting was the five district plan, which would have eliminated three legislative seats and therefore required voter approval through a referendum. The new eight district plan, dubbed plan “8D With Roads” by Cornell Cooperate Extension of Schuyler County planning director Rocky Kambo, pairs Watkins Glen with the northern portion of the town of Dix rather than with southwest Hector as set out in plan “8B.” Southwest Hector is then combined with the northern half of the town of Montour, with southern Montour being paired with southern Dix. Kambo also prepared two other eight district plans attempting to separate Watkins Glen from southwest Hector; however, the population disparity between those proposed districts was near or above 10 percent. The population distribution disparity with plan 8D is around four percent. Read More ...
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Authorities arrest three in multiple burglaries
STEUBEN COUNTY—Authorities across four counties have made three arrests connected to burglaries in Schuyler, Steuben, and Yates Counties, Thursday, May 10, and Friday, May 11. The sheriff’s departments from Steuben, Yates, Schuyler, and Livingston Counties; the New York State Police; and the Hornell Police Department investigated and made arrests that resulted from a series of daylight burglaries, which included the town of Tyrone. The Steuben sheriff’s office said the burglaries occurred over several months in the three counties and appeared to be connected in the method of entry and type of property being stolen (jewelry, money, electronics, and firearms). Authorities said a routine traffic stop in Lima (Livingston County) on May 9, led to the recovery of stolen property linked to one of burglaries. The report said the Schuyler County Sheriff’s Department also gathered information from an incident that occurred on May 9 in Tyrone, linking a suspect to the series of burglaries. Throughout last Thursday, law enforcement officials investigated several leads. The Steuben sheriff’s office said the first arrest was of Todd R. Briglin, 41, N. Main Street Cohocton, May 10. Read More ...
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Wayne recognizes firefighters, volunteers
WAYNE—The Wayne Fire Department honored its firefighters, responders, and auxiliary members at the annual Past Fire Chief’s Banquet, Saturday, May 12. The Firefighter of the Year Award went to William Bason, who is also a past chief. Chief Larry Day said Bason had moved out of the area and left the department, but came back and rejoined last year. He added Bason received the award because he had left, but “decided to be energized again.” “It’s not always the one who runs into the burning building to save lives,” said Day about the recipient of Firefighter of the Year. “It’s usually someone who has been there for many, many years and is dedicated.” The Emergency Medical Services Member of the Year was Marie Kervan-Prawl. Day said she slso received the EMS award last year. She is on call during the day and makes many emergency response calls. The Service Award went to Lou Wisely for rescuing a person from a car fire. Read More ...
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Houseknecht is 'Woman of Distinction'
ALBANY—Virginia “Ginny” Houseknecht of Watkins Glen, a long-time area Cornell Cooperative Extension educator and leader, and founder of the Southern Tier Parkinson’s Disease Support Group, was honored as a “Woman of Distinction” by the New York State Senate, Tuesday, May 15, in Albany. The Senate’s “Women of Distinction” program, which began in March to coincide with Women’s History Month in New York state, allows senators statewide to select one honoree from their respective legislative districts for this distinguished, statewide tribute. For 35 years until her retirement in 2005, Houseknecht served as the Family and Consumer Sciences Program Leader for Cornell Cooperative Extension of Schuyler County. She is known across the Southern Tier for her leadership and research-based education in food sciences, nutrition and health, parenting, and financial management. Shortly after her retirement, Houseknecht was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease (PD). Devastated, yet wanting to do something positive to help others, in 2006 she established the Southern Tier Parkinson’s Disease Support Group with the endorsement and strong support of the Schuyler County Office for the Aging and Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). Read More ...
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Keuka players present 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
HAMMONDSPORT—The Keuka Lake Players, for the first time, will be performing one of Shakespeare’s best writings, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” this weekend in Hammondsport. The play revolves around the adventures of four young lovers, a group of amateur actors, and the mischievous fairies who inhabit a moonlit forest. The story takes place in midsummer, featuring Hermia (Rose DeCamp) & Lysander (Jesse Messmer) and Helena (Ariana Manikas) & Demetrius (Josh Messmer). Their romantic intrigues are confused and complicated still further by entering the forest where Oberon (David Scott), the King of the Fairies and his Queen, Titania (Kim Jacobs), preside and where Oberon’s mischievous servant, Puck (Casey Hall), is always happy to meddle in mortal matters for his own amusement. Read More ...
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Slow down, road work season is here
FINGER LAKES—If drivers haven’t noticed, road work season is here. For Yates County, the biggest and continuing project is the replacement of the Route 14A Keuka Outlet bridge. The work that started in September of last year is expected to reopen for traffic, May 25. Doug Hammond, New York State Department of Transportation engineer, said work will continue though until mid-June. The Yates County Highway Department is also doing various roadwork projects that will disrupt traffic. The county has been replacing pavement on Central Avenue in Keuka Park this week. Traffic will be reduced to single-lane only. The county is then scheduled to repair road shoulders, from next week to mid-June. The department is also planning to do culverts on County Routes 9 and 24. The DOT will be doing repairs on Route 54A in Jerusalem and Pulteney. The state will be fixing culverts and walls, but isn’t expected to start until the fall. Read More ...
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School votes are set for Tuesday, May 15
TRI-COUNTY AREA—Penn Yan, Dundee, Hammondsport, Watkins Glen, and Odessa-Montour school district residents will be able to vote for the 2012-13 budget and board candidates on Tuesday, May 15. For Penn Yan, the adopted spending plan for 2012-13 is $31,692,499. The budget-to-budget increase from the current school year is 1.22 percent ($386,860). The district is proposing a two percent tax levy increase. Included in the budget is the elimination of 17.4 full-time equivalent faculty positions. Watkins’ budget is $23,218,855 for 2012-13. The proposed tax levy increase would be 2.49 percent. The district explained that if a person’s home is assessed at $100,000 with STAR exemptions, than taxes would increase by $16. Read More ...
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Watkins track plans $200M wind farm deal
WATKINS GLEN—NextEra Energy Resources, a Florida-based company that constructs and operates energy producing facilities, announced a proposed wind farm in the area surrounding Watkins Glen International. The plans call for 50 to 75 turbines to be erected in Dix, Catlin, Hector and Catharine. The Glen will be one of several landowners involved if the $200 million project receives approval from these town boards. If approved, this would be NextEra Energy Resources’ first wind project in the state of New York as well as the first in the nation incorporating a motorsport facility. Watkins Glen International chose to announce this development last Thursday, May 4. Elizabeth Mayer, public relations manager for WGI, said that the company, NextEra Energy Resources, specified that they only wanted five area media outlets at the announcement. Two hometown Schuyler County news organizations were not included. Read More ...
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Watkins students make design contest finals
WATKINS GLEN—Nine Watkins Glen students are the northeast finalists in the Vans Custom Culture shoe design challenge, Friday, May 4. Watkins will be one of five schools flown to Los Angeles, May 30, where the $50,000 grand prize will be awarded. Even if Watkins doesn’t win the top award, they are guaranteed $4,000 for the Watkins art program for making it to the finals. Anyone could vote once a day on a school’s shoes. The last day of voting was Thursday, May 3. To be entered Watkins Glen students designed and decorated four pairs of Vans shoes based on: local flavor, art, sports, and music. The students spent nearly a month working on the shoes. The students include: Erika Rhodes, Brandi Crissinger, Meredith Johnson, Chanda Brown, Kim Morris, Mara Brisbois, Lydia Bievier, Courtney Tuttle, and Elena Likoudis. “We’re up against some pretty big schools,” said Principal Dave Warren. “It’s an amazing opportunity for a group of students from a small school like ours.” Read More ...
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Committee recommends staying with 14 legislators
YATES COUNTY—Yates currently has 14 legislature members and the redistricting committee for the county suggests that number remain the same. During a special meeting on Tuesday, May 1, the group decided to make the recommendation to the county’s government operations committee. The redistricting committee was formed this year to address the issue of reviewing legislative representation and making sure the number of districts coincides with the 2010 census information. As requested by the N.Y. State Supreme Court, the number of legislators must depend on a county’s population. Each district must have a 10 percent variance (its population can be no more than 10 percent greater than all other districts in the county). Currently, the 14 members of the county legislature represent a total of four districts. District I (which covers Italy, Middlesex, and Jerusalem) has four legislative members. District II (Benton, Potter, and Torrey) has three representatives. District III (Milo 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6) has four members. District IV (Barrington, Milo 4, and Starkey) has three representatives on the legislature. While the committee is requesting there still be 14 legislators, the recommendation does involve a change regarding district representation. Read More ...
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Montour Falls approves two percent tax levy decrease
MONTOUR FALLS—The Montour Falls village board approved the 2012-13 budget, Monday, May 7. The budget total is $1,376,638, up from the previous budget of $1,323,500. According to Clerk Suzanne Casselberry, the tax levy is down two percent to $440,343, from the previous $449,850. In other business, Superintendent of Public Works Dean Hillyard reported docks at the village marina are being repaired. He added that the former yacht club building has been connected to the water service, but some pipes need to be repaired. Work is also progressing on making the bathrooms at the club building accessible to marina users. Hillyard said the wall separating the bathrooms from the rest of the building is almost completed. Read More ...
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New president sets path for Keuka College
KEUKA PARK—Saying that “we are obliged to reconsider a liberal arts education in a digital, connected world,” Jorge L. Díaz-Herrera was inaugurated as the new Keuka College president, Friday, May 4. In remarks after being invested as the College’s 19th president, Dr. Díaz-Herrera encouraged the faculty of this “great institution to create the liberal arts curriculum for the 21st century.” The speech was part of day-long events celebrating the inauguration. “What if we were to integrate computational methods seamlessly across the curriculum?” said the president, a native of Barquisimeto, Venezuela. “What if we were to produce criminal justice experts who solved cybercrime, nurses proficient in medical informatics, and English majors fluent in digital storytelling?” An education with a liberal arts base “allows us to be able to address difficult, global, complex issues by allowing us to place this knowledge in context without compartmentalization,” said Díaz-Herrera. “This is an education that unique places like Keuka can provide, and it’s one of the reasons that drew me to the job.” He has also spearheaded a campus-wide, long-range strategic planning effort. One of the first outcomes of that work is a new mission statement. Read More ...
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Celebrating the Finger Lakes' famous Riesling
FINGER LAKES—Wineries along Seneca and Keuka Lakes are celebrating one of the areas most notable wines this month: Riesling. Finger Lakes Wine Country and participating wineries are promoting “May is Riesling Month” to bring more attention to the wine that in turn is getting the Finger Lakes recognized. Morgen McLaughlin, president of Finger Lakes Wine Country, said Riesling is grown more than any of the other nearly 40 different wine varieties produced in the Finger Lakes. She said there are more than 1,000 acres in production. Wine and Grape Foundation Executive Director Jim Trezise said Riesling makes up about 10 percent of all grapes produced in the Finger Lakes. The microclimate conditions and the slate soils that are so special to the Finger Lakes are exactly what make Riesling thrive here. The wineries of the Finger Lakes continue to be internationally recognized for their award-winning Rieslings in such publications as Wine Spectator, Wine Enthusiast, Food & Wine, Wine & Spirits, and Decanter. Many of the region’s Rieslings have won many prestigious medals at wine competitions like Riesling du Monde, or Rieslings of the World, in the Alsace region of France. Read More ...
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Watkins passes budget without tax increase
WATKINS GLEN—The Watkins Glen Board of Trustees unanimously approved the 2012-2013 village budget at the regular meeting held on April 30, 2012. The budget allows for total appropriations of $2,376,093 and calls for a tax rate of $8.10 per $1,000 of assessed value. The village anticipates generating $1,191,320 in revenue during the upcoming fiscal year. The tax rate is unchanged from the 2011-2012 budget which results in a total tax levy increase of $1,936. The largest single expense in the budget is for “Police – Personal Services” which will cost the village $261,775, this is followed by medical insurance at a cost of $200,000, and “Police & Fireman Retirement” at $101,968. The biggest revenue generator for the village, besides property taxes, is the Clute Park campground which is projected to bring in $270,000, followed by non property tax revenue from the county of $250,000 and fire protection services paid for by surrounding municipalities, which will generate $218,635 in revenue. Mayor Mark Swinnerton thanked the board, the department heads and village staff for their many hours of work, “with everyone’s input we were able to have net zero tax rate increase with no cuts to services.” He added thanks, “for all of the departments for looking for ways to do things differently than we are right now without losing services.” Read More ...
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New Urbana board starts eviction process again
KEUKA LAKE—The Urbana town board, with new members elected last year, are starting the court process again for eviction of the Keuka Maid. Urbana Supervisor John Webster, who started this year, said the last court date for the eviction was in December 2011. Webster explained the judge said he was unable to hear any charges and no decision was made at that time. He added the town board has to “start all over,” but no future court date has been set yet. Webster said the town board has decided to remove the boat from the dock through the court process. Following federal safety changes in 2006, the Keuka Maid was unable serve commercially because the owner, Robert Pfuntner, did not complete an inspection. Pfuntner had an agreement with the town allowing the boat to remain at the dock that was extended each month until June 2009. After that last extension, the Urbana town board filed for eviction proceedings. Webster added that since there is no longer any agreement, the board has forgone charging or fining the boat for being there. Read More ...
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Penn Yan tennis team plays last league match
PENN YAN—The Penn Yan varsity tennis team lost to Mynderse, 5-0, Wednesday, May 16. The Mustangs' record is 5-6. In singles, David Travis lost to John Wilson, 6-2, 6-0. Jeff Schiek fell to Josh Cracknell, 6-1, 6-3. Connor Jensen won his first set against Vito Sinicropi, but was outscored in the second set and the tiebreaker, 4-6, 6-3, 7-3. In doubles, Josh Logan & Griffin Angell fell to Tyler McNamara & Gunzee Bajwa, 6-4, 6-3. Nick Coriale & Dan Ledgerwood lost to Alex Hartwell & Joe Saltenberger, 6-0, 6-7 (4), 7-1. "This wraps up both teams' league matches," said Coach Nathan Kraemer. Read More ...
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Penn Yan beats Livonia
PENN YAN–The Penn Yan boys varsity lacrosse team defeated Livonia in a home game on Tuesday, May 15. The final score was 13-7, with Penn Yan scoring five unanswered goals in the fourth quarter to secure the victory. Dylan Yonts led with five goals in the game, Rion Davison had four, Bradley Voigt scored three times and Ryan Maciejewski had one point. In the goal Brandon Maciejewski made 14 saves. Read More ...
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Penn Yan, Dundee compete in track meet
RUSHVILLE—Penn Yan and Dundee's varsity track teams competed in the Wayne-Finger Lakes meet at Marcus Whitman, Monday, May 14. Both the boys and girls Penn Yan track teams finished second overall. Chris Weeden led the boys. He won first in the 400 meter dash (53.04), first in the 800 meter run (2:15.64), second in the 100 meter dash (11.64), and second in the 200 meter dash (23.84). For the girls, Evelynn Pinneo won first in the 3000 meter run (11:35.74) and second in the 1500 meter run (5:19.04). Stephanie Owens was second in the long jump and third in the 400 meter dash (1:07.74). The Dundee boys finished third, while the girls team was fourth overall. John Kissell won first in the discus throw, followed by Greg Ellison in second place. Kissell and Ellison also took the top two spots respectively in the shot put. For the girls, Anna Gilbert won first in the 1500 meter run (2:28.04). Nolleen Whetham was first in the 100 meter dash (13.84), followed by Allison Pollack in second (14.04). Read More ...
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Penn Yan girls blank Newark, 9-0
PENN YAN—The Lady Mustangs beat Newark, 9-0, Friday, May 11. Bri Bush pitched and had 15 strikeouts. She also had two hits, three RBIs, and two singles. Morgan Simmons was 3-for-4, with a single, double, triple, and three RBIs. Ashley Walker was 2-for-4, with an RBI. Penn Yan’s record is now 12-6. Read More ...
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Scots baseball beats Naples, 8-7
DUNDEE—The Scots' varsity baseball team won, 8-7, in an extra inning game against Naples, Friday, May 11.
Charles Potter had two runs. Brandon Camacho was the relief pitcher for the win. He also had the game winning hit in the eighth inning that drove Mike Pollack home. Coach Les Miller explained Dundee scored five runs in the first inning, but by the start of the fifth inning the Scots were down, 7-5. Miller explained Dundee had two more runs in the fifth to tie the game and require the extra inning. Read More ...
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Newark tops Penn Yan baseball
PENN YAN—The Penn Yan varsity baseball team fell to Newark, 5-4, on Friday, May 11. Hunter Hey had three singles and two RBIs. Penn Yan had the lead early in the game, but Newark tied the goal 4-4, by the fifth inning. The Mustangs also had eight errors. With the loss, Penn Yan's record is now 11-4. Coach Marty Olmstead said that they are still the number one seed in their class. However, he added that the Mustangs will play Geneva and Wayne in the coming week before sectionals start the week after that. Penn Yan lost games to both Wayne and Geneva earlier this season. Olmstead said the team is looking forward to sectionals, but looking at the May 11 game added "you can't win a game with eight errors." Read More ...
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Dundee girls gain sixth inning lead before losing
DUNDEE—Dundee's varsity softball team lost a close game to Naples, 12-11, Friday, May 11. By the fourth inning, Dundee trailed Naples, 8-7. The Lady Scots tied with the visiting team, 9-9, in the fifth. Dundee then managed a lead, 11-10, by the sixth. Haley Brown and Lauren Howell were both 2-for-4. Tristine Dombroski was 2-for-2. Read More ...
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Waverly outplays Odessa, 15-0
ODESSA—Waverly's varsity baseball team combined four pitchers to toss a one hitter against Odessa-Montour, Wednesday, May 9. The final score was 15-0, Waverly.
The Indians' only hit came as a double by Ryan Gardner. Brad Hornbrook pitched the first five innings, giving up 10 runs (eight earned) and Tanner Dupuy closed out the seventh giving up five runs (four earned).
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Lakers track hosts Alfred, Canisteo
HAMMONDSPORT—The Lakers' track and field teams held a meet, Tuesday, May 8. The girls team lost to Alfred Almond (88-52) and to Canisteo Greenwood (61-57). The 4x100 relay team (Liz Albright, Katie Pizura, Katherine Coons, and Andrea Miller) won first (54.3). The 4x400 relay team (Albright, Pizura, Lori Gordon, and Liz Kolo) took first (4:22.9). The final group first place came from the 4x800 relay team (Albright, Pizura, Gordon, and Kolo) in 10:36.7. Andrea Miller also won first in the long jump and triple jump. The boys team lost to Alfred-Almond, 107-24. Hammondsport had two first places, both from Cody Clemens. He won the 100 meter run (11.5) and the 200 meter run (23.8). The 4x100 relay team took second (47.7). JC Balaguin was also second in the 400 meter hurdles (1:05.7). Read More ...
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Penn Yan ends tennis match to Honeoye, 5-0
PENN YAN—The Penn Yan varsity tennis team lost to Honeoye, 5-0, Wednesday, May 9. The Mustangs' record is now 4-4. In singles, David Travis fell to Tim Manciocchi, 6-1, 6-1. Jeff Schiek lost to Mike Goddard, 6-0, 6-3, and Connor Jensen was beat by Brian Manciocchi, 6-0, 6-0. In doubles, Josh Logan & Griffin Angell lost to Elijah Sacchitella & Brittany Spencer, 6-2, 6-4. Nick Coriale & Dan Ledgerwood fell to Cody Finster & Kyle Stone, 6-1, 6-4. Read More ...
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Watkins girls beat Spencer, 6-5
WATKINS GLEN—The Senecas' varsity softball team beat Spencer-Van Etten, 6-5, Wednesday, May 9.
Taylor Hughey was 2-for-4. Taylor Chaffee was 2-for-3, with a triple and an RBI. Brittany Kelly and Jordan Doane were also 2-for-3, with an RBI. Kayli Westervelt and Mikayla Elliott were both 1-for-3. On the pitcher's mound, Jess Stansfield had 11 strikeouts.
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Odessa loses to Waverly, 16-1
ODESSA—The Odessa-Montour varsity softball team lost to Waverly, 16-1, Wednesday, May 9.
Kirsta Rhodes and Sydney Eberhardt were each 2-for-3. Rhodes also had a triple. Coach Valerie Cannon said, "We were very aggressive in the batter's box tonight which made this game a great one to watch even though we came up short. Defensively we played really well and made some very nice plays making this one of the better defensive games we have had this season." Read More ...
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Odessa track hosts Legends of the Night
ODESSA—Odessa-Montour hosted the Legends of the Night track meet, Friday, May 4. There were 12 schools in attendance. Odessa's boys track team finished fourth overall, followed by Watkins Glen in fifth. Odessa's 400 meter relay team won second (46.60), the 3200 meter relay team won fourth (9:11.70), and the 1600 meter relay team was fourth (3:46.00). Dominick Chapman took fourth in the 110 meter hurdles (17.80). Dakota Simpson claimed second in the shot put, and Tommy Peckham was fourth. For Watkins, the 3200 meter relay team (Charles Bascom, John Fausold, Matt Gill, and Josh Langley) won first place (8:33.50). The 400 meter relay team (Brenton Whiting, Alex Rundle, Ryan Rondinaro, and Larry Morris) finished in sixth place (52.90). The 1600 meter relay team (Bascom, Fausold, Josh Hamelin, and Brett Somerville) won second (3:41.30). Read More ...
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Penn Yan varsity spring sports schedule
PENN YAN—Listed is Penn Yan's spring sports schedule for the coming week:
Boys Lacrosse
May 15 ... Livonia, 5 p.m.
May 18 ... Webster, 7 p.m.
Girls Lacrosse
May 16... @ Marcus Whitman, 7 p.m.
Baseball
May 16 ... Midlakes, 4:15 p.m.
May 18 ... @ Wayne, 4:15 p.m.
Softball
May 16 ... Midlakes, 4:15 p.m.
May 18 ... @ Wayne, 4:15 p.m.
Tennis
May 15 ... @ Naples, 4 p.m.
Track and Field
May 18 ... @ WFL Championships, 4 p.m.
May 24... @ WFL Championships, 4 p.m
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Watkins varsity spring sports schedule
WATKINS GLEN—Listed is Watkins' spring sports schedule for the coming week:
Baseball
May 16-17 ... @ IAC Championship, TBA.
Softball
May 16-17 ... @ IAC Championship, TBA.
Boys Golf
May 16 ... Tioga, 4 p.m.
May 17 ... @ Individual Medalist, TBA.
Girls Golf
May 15 ... @ Cedarview, 4 p.m.
May 21 ... @ Mark Twain, 4 p.m.
Tennis
May 17-19 ... @ Sectionals, TBA.
May 25-26 ... @ State qualifiers, TBA.
Track and Field
May 17-18... @ IAC Championship, TBA.
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Dundee varsity spring sports schedule
DUNDEE—Listed is Dundee's spring sports schedule for the coming week:
Baseball
May 18... Bloomfield, 4:15 p.m.
Softball
May 18... Bloomfield, 4:15 p.m.
Track and Field
May 17 ... @ WFL B meet, 4 p.m.
May 18 ... @ WFL Championships, 4 p.m.
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Odessa-Montour varsity spring sports schedule
ODESSA—Listed is Odessa-Montour's spring sports schedule for the coming week:
Baseball
Softball
Golf
May 16 ... @ Thomas A. Edison, 4 p.m.
May 17 ... @ Individual Medalist, TBA.
May 18 ... @ Tioga, 3:30 p.m.
May 19 ... @ Individual Medalist, TBA.
Tennis
May 17-19 ... @ Sectionals, TBA.
Track and Field
May 17-18... @ IAC Championships, 4:45 p.m.
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