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Buffalo resident receives first annual Bounce Back Award

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sue donation. According to Sarah Diina, director of marketing and communications at the Upstate New York Transplant Center, “Barbara provides peer counseling for dialysis patients, transplant patients and their families, and newly diagnosed kidney disease individuals. Barbara facilitates a kidney support group at Erie County Medical Center, and had done many radio and television appearances promoting the Donate Life cause.” Breckenridge has also won over 31 medals at the Transplant Games, and has traveled to Australia, Sweden and South Africa to compete. Breckenridge’s tireless advocacy embodies the

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Food Drive Groceries, household supplies, toiletries, paper products, and pet food and supplies will be collected during November at Montgomery Park Independent Retirement Community, 6363 Transit Rd., East Amherst. Any donation is appreciated and all will be delivered to local food pantries. Homecoming and Family Weekend will be celebrated Nov. 8 at Daemen College. Wellness walk 10:15 a.m. around campus/surrounding neighborhoods, car decorating contest 2 p.m. outside Wick Center, alumnae vs. current Wildcats women’s basketball exhibition game 2 p.m. in Lumsden Gym, “An Aussie Affair” at 5:30 p.m. in Wick Dining Room, “I Hate Rabbits” magic show at 7:30 p.m. in Wick Dining Room. Info: www.daemen.edu/ studentlife/homecoming. The Chicago Authority This Chicago Tribute Band, with special guest Darrell Porter, will perform Sat., Nov. 8 at The Forvm, Maple Entertainment Complex, 4224 Maple at Sweet Home, Amherst. Doors at 7 p.m. Tickets: $12 advance, $15 day of show, call 831-3271 or MapleEntertainment. com. Portion of proceeds to benefit Brighton Place Library. 21st annual Education Day will be held by the Breast Cancer Network of WNY from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 8 at the Protocol Restaurant, 7666 Transit Rd., Williamsville. Theme: “Empowering Women

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Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village plans festive holiday events Several exciting and family-oriented holiday events are on the calendar for December at Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village, located at 3755 Tonawanda Creek Rd. in Amherst. A Tree Lighting Ceremony from 7 to 9 p.m. will kick things off on Friday, Dec. 5. This event is free and open only to members of Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village. For more information on becoming a member, visit www.bnhv. org/membership. BNHV’s annual Home for the Holidays weekend takes place from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 6 and 7. A special feature of Home for the Holidays are tours that give visitors a glimpse into a 19th century Christmas. Visitors will be guided through the village to different stops along the grounds to admire the decorations and interact with the villagers as they go about their Christmas

festivities. Each tour is approximately an hour long. Tours start at noon and run every half hour until 3:30 p.m. It is recommended that you call ahead to make your reservation and to purchase tickets. Tour tickets are $15 for museum members and $20 for nonmembers. Another part of BNHV’s Home for the Holidays weekend is the annual Christkindlmarkt that will take place between noon and 5 p.m. Dec. 6 and 7 at BNHV’s Steffan Building. This event is free. Come check out a number of local craft, food and artisan vendors selling their wares just in time for the giving season; and don’t forget to check out the museum’s very own gift shop while visiting. Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village also invites the public to join them for their 41st annual Holiday Celebration on Saturday,

Dec. 6. Festivities begin at 6 p.m. with a cocktail reception and open bar followed by dinner at 7 p.m. The cost is $75 per person and reservations are required by Nov. 26. Call 689-1440 today to reserve your seats. Breakfast with Santa, a memorable and delicious event featuring pancakes, sausage, coffee and refreshments along with a meet-and-greet with Santa, takes place on Sunday, Dec. 7. Be sure to bring your camera. Tickets are $5 for members and $7 for non-members, and reservations are recommended. Breakfast will be served at 10 a.m., 11 a.m. and noon. Call 689-1440 for reservations. Additionally, the popular Museum After Hours event is held until 8 p.m. every Thursday. This event is free to Buffalo Niagara Heritage Village members and just $6 for adults, $4 and seniors and

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The Chicago Authority is Western New York’s own powerhouse Chicago Tribute Band, and for the 10 people who are involved in the performances it is much more than a band. Each performance presents an opportunity to give something back to the community, so the band members decided that every performance will benefit a worthy cause. The show on May 15 raised money for Ronald McDonald House. A show in July brought a full house of fans to an American Legion Post. On Saturday, Nov. 8, the band will perform an early evening show at The Forvm, 4224 Maple Rd. at Sweet Home. For this performance, the band donated a block of tickets to Brighton Place, a non-profit independent com-

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PRSA meeting to feature 43North

As part of its 2014 annual meeting, the Buffalo Niagara Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America will present “Eyes on the Million Dollar Prize: Bringing 43North & Buffalo to the World” from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 20 at the Foundry SuitesTaylor Room, 1738 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo. Register online at www.prsabuffaloniagara.org or call 508-0277. During the event, board members will be elected for the 2015 year, recent APR recipients will be recognized, and remarks will be presented from both the outgoing and incoming chapter president. On Feb. 5, 43North – the world’s largest business idea

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manager, 43North; Jenna Kavanaugh, marketing and communications director, Buffalo Niagara Enterprise; and Matt Davison, founder and principal, AMDG Public Affairs. Registration begins at 11:15 a.m. and the program will conclude at 1:30 p.m. Early bird registration before Nov. 14 is $35 for PRSA members, $50 for non-members, $15 for PRSSA student members and $20 for nonPRSSA students. Registration fees after Nov. 14 are $45 for PRSA members, $60 for non-members, $25 for PRSSA student members and $30 for non-PRSSA students. Lunch is included and free parking is available on the right side of the venue.

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Erie Community College is known as a Western New York leader in providing support and career-focused education for returning U.S. serviceman. But thanks to recent accolades in a servicemen-focused national publication, the college will enter 2015 recognized as one of the country’s best colleges for veterans. Military Times – an independent news and information organization dedicated to service members and their families; and comprised of the Army Times, Navy Times, Air Force Times and Marine Corps Times – recently ranked ECC seventh overall (and tops in New York State) among the country’s best career and technical colleges in its annual “Best for Vets” issue, determined by a highly respected, nearly 110-question analysis of a college’s efforts to provide

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Sophomore Birzon guides Flames to sectional championship By Tony Fiorello SPORTS REPORTER

The Williamsville East girls soccer team recently captured the Section VI Class A championship, and it was truly a team effort. Players such as senior captain Melinda Tiao, freshman forward Erica Martinsen and goalkeeper Juliana Panepento all played crucial roles in helping the team advance to the Far West Regionals. But without the contributions of one player in particular — sophomore captain Marissa Birzon — it’s likely that the Flames wouldn’t have been as successful as they

have been in 2014. “Marissa’s our best player, and she’s one of the best players that I’ve ever coached,“ Flames coach Chris Durr said. “She’s a tremendous leader and she really embodies everything that you would want in a soccer player, because she combines her work ethic with great skill, and she always puts the team ahead of herself.” Birzon first joined the Flames’ roster in the fall of 2012 as an eighth-grader, and immediately began to contribute. She finished second in on the team in scoring with 11 goals and 33 points and helped the Flames reach the Class A title game, but Durr and Birzon both said that most of her productivity was the result of using her speed to her advantage. “When she first made the roster, Marissa just relied a lot on her speed and sheer deter-

mination to get by,” Durr said. “Since then, she’s developed into a player that can apply a lot more to a game than just speed, especially with her shooting and passing skills.” Birzon’s statistics improved as a freshman to 13 goals and 34 points, which led the team in scoring. She also helped lead the Flames to a second straight appearance in the Class A title game, but fell short of victory again. Even so, her continued improvement started to catch the eye of her teammates, most notably Tiao. “When Marissa first joined varsity, I knew that she was going to be a great soccer player just because of the fact that she made the roster as an eighth-grader. That’s hard to do for anyone,” Tiao said. “But I also found out that she’s an awesome person. She cares

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Marissa Birzon had 37 goals and 86 points this season. about her teammates a lot, she’s tough and she’s a leader.” Her leadership skills and her hard work would both pay off during the 2014 season, as Birzon more than doubled her 2013 output with 37 goals and

86 points. She was also voted team captain by Durr and her peers. Her toughness would also be in full display during the postseason, as Birzon injured her ankle in the Class A semifinal against Amherst. Forced to wear a walking boot for the rest of the week, she played through the pain against Grand Island in the Class A final and scored both of the Flames’ goals to lead her team to victory. “When you’ve got a player like that, you want them to step up in big moments, and for her to gut it out and produce with an injury like that, that was tremendous,” Durr said. “That right there showed how tough she is, and it was a huge boost for us psychologically to have her out there.” “I just had to find a way to toughen it out, and our trainers did a great job of helping me

get back on the field,” Birzon added. “It hurt at some points during the game, and it still hurts now, but I needed to push through the pain to help my team win. To win a sectional title for the first time, it was worth it to play.” No matter how far the Flames go in the Section VI state playoffs, what has to be concerning for Birzon’s opponents is that she has two years left of varsity eligibility – which means she can only get better. “As good as she’s been as a sophomore, she still has a ton of upside and her future looks really bright here at Will. East,” Durr said. “If she stays healthy and continues to get better, there’s no telling what she could do. She has the potential to be one of the best soccer players that Western New York has ever produced.”

Will North, Sweet Home stand out at cross country sectionals By Aaron Garland

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Emilio Mancino’s vision for Sunshine Park, the home of his West Seneca West cross country program, to host Section VI Championships became reality Friday (Oct. 31). Elma Meadows Golf Course held the event almost exclusively for years and years. But Long Point State Park took it over in 2013 for the second time, and Sunshine, located on East and West Road in West Seneca, became the third host site in the state qualifying meet’s history. “From my perspective

I thought it went pretty smoothly,” said Mancino, who has coached West since 2002. “I really felt that the course was in as good of shape as we could possibly get it considering the conditions. Yes, it was muddy, but at least it didn’t rain. And it actually dried up pretty well considering the rain we did get in the days leading up.” It was a cloudy, yet relatively dry, Halloween, and the route at Sunshine met the approval of Brian Lasher, Will. North’s coach. He also thought the central location in Western New York made Sunshine an attractive race site. “It’s a nice area with a mix of woods and open grounds,” Lasher said.

“It’s a very fair course. In comparison to the other courses it’s a little flatter. We are excited to be here. It seemed like everything ran smoothly. Emilio does a really good job with preparation and I know that he really embraced the challenge of running the meet. I think this is great for the West Seneca community.” Lasher’s girls and boys teams both won Class A titles to earn trips to states. Colin Begley was the Spartans’ top male finisher (third, 16:34.40) while the girls were paced by Naomi Wistner (second, 18:52.80). With team victories on the girls’ side, Sweet Home (Class B), East Aurora (Class C) and Maple Grove

(Class D) also made states. EA’s Sophia Tasselmyer had the top time of the day among the girls, winning an individual Class C championship with an 18:37.40. Tasselmyer, a junior, claimed an individual title for Starpoint last year before transferring. Abbey Lang (Lockport, 18:45.10) was victorious in the A event while Aileen Doyle (Sweet Home, 18:42.40) and Hope Pietrocarlo (Maple Grove, 19:47.20) won sectional crowns in B and D, respectively. The EA boys also cruised to a team crown, placing all seven of its runners in the top 10. Kenny Vasbinder headed the Blue Devils,

running the fastest time of the day (15:49.00) en route to an individual sectional championship. Also in the boys field, Barker just beat out Maple Grove, 41-43, to claim the top team spot in Class D while Sweet Home won the Bs over second-place Hamburg. Niagara Falls’ Anthony Hawthorne (16:17.60) won an individual Class A championship while Mitchell Daddario (16:01.30) raced the fastest B time for Sweet Home. Clymer/Sherman/ Panama’s Josh Odell won a first-place patch in Class D with his 16:44.40. Overall, Lasher thinks with Sunshine following an irregular host in Long Point

last year, more debate may spark over changing the sectional site each season. There is always the want to compare year-to-year results, and performing at a singular place makes that simple, but he said he’s open to the discussion. “Other than that I think rotating the courses would be a good idea,” Lasher said. “Bring all the coaches together. Sometimes, I think, some input from more voices other than maybe our league representatives might be a good forum. Like a town hall meeting and we could talk in an open forum about the different courses — the plusses and everything else.” Twitter: @Garland_SUN

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Billies beat Starpoint, earn overall Section VI Class A crown By Nick Sabato

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Sports can be fun, exhilarating and sometimes devastating. Sometimes the ball just doesn’t bounce your way. That was exactly what happened as Williamsville South came back late in the second half to defeat Starpoint 2-1 in overtime to advance to the Far West Regionals on Saturday night (Nov. 1). The game was within Starpoint’s grasp as it scored to take a 1-0 lead with 13 minutes left, but a crucial call by the officials gave the Billies a corner kick

and Joe Malinowski buried a pass by Lucas Principle to tie it up with 4:45 to go. Once the game went to overtime, it was team captain and leading scorer Jordan Ackerman that was able to get the game-winner to stun the previously unbeaten Spartans. “It’s a tough way to lose it,” said Starpoint head coach Scott Bindemann. “Honestly I think we had five minutes left and we were going to win the game. That goal just went in and it’s a tough the way that we ended up getting a corner kick after they had called a goal kick but it is what is it is. The kids played great all season long and I’m super proud of them.” The Spartans are used to playing a fast-paced, wideopen style of play as they came in averaging nearly four goals per game but they were able to

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show a lot of grit and toughness in defeat by being able to play a grind-it-out style of game. KJ Maldiner finally broke a scoreless tie 67 minutes into the game for his 20th goal of the season and it appeared as if Starpoint was in full control at that point but it was not to be on this night. “We scored first,” said Bindemann. “The game was there for us. Unfortunately something went in and we were scrambling at the end there.” While often a goalkeeper may only remember the final goal getting past him, Starpoint keeper Sam DelPrince was tremendous all night in the net. DelPrince came up with eight huge saves in the game, including one with 12 seconds to play in regulation to send the game into overtime. “He was definitely the star,”

said Bindemann. “He made some big saves, he was directing traffic out there, he did a great job and he’s done that all season long for us so I wasn’t surprised by it. He should really hold his head up high because he did a great job.” The Spartans enjoyed a record-setting season this year. They won Class A2 for the first sectional championship in school history after finishing towards the bottom of the section a season ago. Starpoint finishes the season 17-1-2, and its 19 consecutive games without a defeat is tied for ninth all-time in Section VI history. Williamsville South (162-1) will advance to play the Section V champion on Saturday (Nov. 8) at Hamburg High School with a start time of 7:30 p.m.

Will South girls spikers win sectionals Sweet Home, Will. East By Nick Sabato

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Last year, Starpoint caught lightning in a bottle by bringing home the Class B1 sectional championship after finishing the regular season with a losing record. This season, the Spartans came close, but lightning didn’t strike twice as the Lady Spartans fell to Williamsville South in the Class B1 title game 25-16, 25-13, 25-19 on Tuesday night (Nov. 4). Starpoint entered the contest as the sixth seed and had eight

players back from last year’s team, but the top-seeded Billies came out firing from the start to bring down the defending champs. In the first set, Williamsville South jumped out to a big lead. The Lady Spartans fought back to cut it in half, but they just couldn’t sustain the offense. The Billies would come out slow in the second set, and Starpoint led 8-7 at one point, but the top seed went on an 18-5 run to take a commanding 2-0 lead in the contest. “I think both teams had a bit of nerves right away,” said Williamsville South head coach Tom Sproull. “We had a few more unforced errors right away. They were a little juiced up, getting to the ball a little early, causing them to hit it deep. We had some more

hitting and serving errors than I would have liked but once they calmed down and just played their game and did what they needed to do.” South continued the run by scoring the first five points of the third set, and it seemed like Starpoint was stuck in quick sand that it couldn’t dig itself out of. Billies outside hitters Jessica Miller and Melissa Postek were dominant at the net all night, coming up with spike after spike that the Lady Spartans just couldn’t answer to. “Our two outsides or our right side when Jess Miller was in the front row,” said Sproull. “She would contribute a lot so we would move her all over the place. She hit on the outside and the right side. They are our go-to when we need them.”

While Williamsville South came in with the No. 1 seed in the section, Starpoint being the defending champion made them the favorite in many eyes, except the Billies. “We talked about really being the opposite,” said Sproull. “We felt like we were the favorite for a reason and we felt if we just played our game and did what have been doing all season long the results would take care of themselves. Starpoint is good, they’ve played us tough, and this is the third time that we have played them. They know us and we know them so we knew it was going to be a tough one. We were all playing our part.” Williamsville South took on Albion for the overall Class B championship on Thursday (Nov. 6). Results weren’t available at press time.

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