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CPOWNY, Buffalo Zoo pair up to welcome giraffe calf By Lizz Schumer THE SUN EDITOR

There is a new face at T h e B u ff a l o Z o o , a n d Community Papers of WNY Inc. is partnering with the Zoo to welcome its first Zoo-born baby in some time: A baby giraffe. The male calf arrived in the middle of the night on Oct. 24, to first-time parents A.J, 5, and Moke, 3. Community Papers of WNY has planned a year of events and promotions, in conjunction with the Zoo, to welcome the newest addition to Western New York. A formal press release will be released by the Zoo and CPOWNY on Dec. 15, announcing the stillanonymous baby’s name, as well as the reasoning behind its new moniker. The newspaper group and the Zoo are working together to host a series of events and contests, to coincide with the calf’s first year of life, and CPOWNY readers will be the first to know, and participate in, these promotions. Baby giraffes tend to remain with their parents until they are around about 22 months old, so the organization has plenty of time to spend with the new little one. Special events will include a coloring contest, in which children in grades K-4 color a drawing of the baby giraffe and mother from a drawing template included in all community papers. A winner will be selected from each of

A formal press release will be released by the Zoo and CPOWNY on Dec. 15, announcing the still-anonymous baby’s name. CPOWNY’s 25 community newspapers by random drawing and each winner will receive a family pass for the Buffalo Zoo; two parents and two children. Next will be a contest for winning a named, baby giraffe plush animal, for sharp-eyed readers. A series of eight billboards by Lamar of Buffalo are located throughout the Buffalo metropolitan area that feature the photo and name of the new Buffalo Zoo baby giraffe. The first family from each of the 25 community papers to correctly submit all eight route and crossstreet billboard locations will receive the collectible baby giraffe. Outdoor bill-

boards will be in place for six weeks, starting Dec. 15. According to CPOWNY Director of Marketing Dr. Janet Gane, the baby giraffe’s arrival will be heralded by a year-long calendar of events, distributed by the 25 papers, as well as WNY Health Magazine, with a article focused on conservation and preservation of the animals’ natural habitats. “There’s a real concern about poaching of giraffes, and other animals are also in danger,” Gane explained, “So, we want to make sure our readers are aware of that, as well as the first to know about this precious little one.”

First-time parents A.J, 5, and Moke, 3, with the baby giraffe. The Buffalo Zoo will be releasing its calendar for the year, including special events to celebrate the new baby giraffe’s arrival, and CPOWNY will also be sharing the calf’s milestones with its family of readers.

“We’ll be a big part of this baby’s first year of life,” Gane concluded, about the efforts. “He’s part of our family now, too.” For more information about the Buffalo Zoo’s newest little one, keep an

eye on The Sun wand keep checking back for news, clues, events and promotions surrounding the latest addition to the Zoo’s, and community papers’, growing family. Jeffrey Barnes /Staff photographer.

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On Dec. 8, Depew Mayor Steven P. Hoffman and the Village Board of Depew recognized the 73rd anniversary of the founding of the Civil Air Patrol, U.S. Air Force Auxiliary, with a proclamation honoring Southtowns Squadron. Accepting the proclamation, during the village board meeting, at the Depew Municipal Building, was Lt. Col. Jerome Terhaar, commander of Southtowns Squadron, located in Hamburg. Assisting Hoffman in presenting the proclamation was Deputy Mayor PHOTO BY MIKE NOLDER Jules Pecora, a former Civil Air Patrol member. “I am proud to present Left to Right: Depew Deputy Mayor Jules Pecora, Lt. Col. Jerome this honor to Lt. Col. TerTerhaar, commander of Southtowns Squadron Civil Air Patrol, and haar, for the outstanding Depew Mayor Steven P. Hoffman surrounded by squadron members. service his squadron provides in search and rescue and the dedication of its volunteers,” Hoffman was established on Dec. 1, York City Mayor Fiorel- World War II, CAP found stated. 1941, with the help of New lo La Guardia. During of 173 enemy submarines, Civil Air Patrol (CAP) attacked 57, hit 10, and

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The only thing on Rob Burgio’s mind growing up was music. As a child, he visited his father, a hairdresser, at work and helped him sweep the floors. Though hair was in his blood, he fell in love with music and exchanged his broom for a guitar when he was 12 years old. He joined his school’s band and found himself playing in bands with his friends during his spare time. After graduating high school, Burgio knew he wanted to continue in music, but didn’t know what he wanted to do for a professional career. He enrolled at Buffalo State, taking pre-requisite and music courses. Though he did well in his music courses and loved performing in the school’s jazz ensemble, he found himself struggling in his pre-requisites. It was during this time he found out his parents were getting divorced, and his father was moving to California. “I decided to spend the summer with my dad in California when I was 19 years old,” Burgio said. Just like his childhood, he joined his dad at the hair salon every day. He enjoyed the experience and realized what career path he wanted to pursue. As soon as Burgio returned to Buffalo, he enrolled in beauty school and, to his surprise, began his journey as a full-time hairdresser. One day while working at a salon, he was discussing ideas to open a new salon with fellow hairdresser, Dana. On Nov. 4, 1996, the pair opened Salon La Moda on Delaware Avenue in the Village Kenmore. As their salon grew larg-

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working at a salon takes up a lot of time, Burgio finds a way to continue his music career. “I played bass guitar with Seven Day Faith,” Burgio said. “We had a few hit songs and played with Avril Lavigne. Hearing our songs on the airwaves was an amazing moment for me.” He has played in many bands since Seven Day Faith and currently plays with Leah Erin in the country/soul duo Beautiful Remedy. “We just put out a CD on iTunes. We’re going to Nashville this summer to perform there and we’re working on signing a pro-

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“Captain America: Winter Soldier” will be shown at 2 p.m. Dec. 13 at the Lancaster Public Library, 5466 Broadway, Lancaster. Free. Bring your own treats with a comfy pillow and blankets. Registration required: stop by or call 683-1120. Lancaster Opera House Craft Show will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat., Dec. 13 at the Holy Mother of the Rosary Cathedral, 6298 Broadway. $1 admission. Proceeds benefit the Lancaster Opera House. Includes holiday music, lighting and decorations; basket raffle to raise money for the Lancaster Opera House Alma McNutt Performing Arts Scholarship; a cafe featuring baked goods from the Lancaster Opera House Guild. “Gloria” will be performed by the Alden-Area Ecumenical Choir at 7 p.m. Sat., Dec. 13 at St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church, 2021 Sandridge, Alden. A free-will offering will benefit local not-forprofit service organizations. A cookie and punch reception will follow. Special guests: Gil Beverly (drums) and Rudy Tichy (trumpet). Directed by Kimberly Walitzer with accompanist Dennis Smith. “A Christmas Carol” will be presented by the Alden Christian Theatre Society at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Dec. 13 and 2:30 p.m. Dec. 14 at ACTS. Tickets: $11 general admission, $9 students/seniors. Reservations: 937-7770. Weathering the Winter Learn how animals survive the long winter season on this guided walk at 10:30 a.m. Sat., Dec. 13 at Reinstein Woods Nature Preserve, 93 Honorine Dr., Depew. Free. Registration required; call 683-5959. Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony begins at 7

p.m. Sat., Dec. 13 in front of Our Lady of Pompeii, 158 Laverack Ave., Lancaster. Hot chocolate and refreshments will be served after the ceremony. Bring an ornament to place on the tree to symbolize your family or a loved one. All are welcome. Lapsit Story Time for children ages 3-23 months with a parent/caregiver begins at 10:30 a.m. Tues., Dec. 16, at the Lancaster Public Library, 5466 Broadway, Lancaster. Registration required; stop in or call 683-1120. AM Business Exchange will take place from 8-9 a.m. every Wednesday in December at Aunt Robins Diner, 3580 Walden Ave., Lancaster. Host: Lancaster Area Chamber of Commerce. Informal networking. No cost to members or member guests. Register: www.wnychamber.com/ events. After-School Escape Kids in grades K-5 and their parents or caregivers will enjoy a different, fun, outdoor activity together at 4:30 p.m. each week at Reinstein Woods Nature Preserve, 93 Honorine Dr., Depew. Free. Dates: Dec. 18; Jan. 8, 15, 22, 29; Feb. 5, 12, 19, 26. Holiday Concert will be performed by The Parkside Avenue Brass Quintet at 7:30 p.m. Thurs., Dec. 18 at the Alden Christian Theatre Society, 1470 Church St., Village of Alden. Doors open at 7 p.m. Admission: $5 at the door. Parkside Cupcakes will be open for refreshments. Hillview Kids Klub Kids in grades 1-5 will meet from 6:45-8 p.m. Thursdays until Dec. 18 at Hillview Church, 26 Rehm Rd. Includes songs, Bible stories, snacks and games. Info: 684-4694. Adult Beginner Ballet

Workshop will take place from 11 a.m. to noon Fridays through Dec. 19 at Dance Spectrum. Story Time for 2-5 year olds begins at 10:30 a.m. Fri., Dec. 19 at the Lancaster Public Library, 5466 Broadway, Lancaster. Registration required; stop in or call 683-1120. Caroling for Canines will take place from 6:308:30 p.m. Sat., Dec. 20 at Tops Market, 6363 Transit Rd., Depew. Collecting food, toys and other supplies for dogs, as well as cash donations. All items and money donated will be given to Akron Canine Rescued Angels. Sponsored by Canine & Co, 5952 Transit Rd., Depew. Info: 6810063. Solstice Snowshoe Walk Enjoy the first day of winter with a walk through the woods to learn about the winter solstice at 10:30 a.m. Sat., Dec. 20 at Reinstein Woods Nature Preserve, 93 Honorine Dr., Depew. Snowshoe fee: $5 each , $2 Friends of Reinstein member. Registration required; call 683-5959. Ugliest Christmas Sweater Dance will be held from 8-11 p.m. Sat., Dec. 20 at Lt. Col. Matt Urban Post 7275, 3741 Walden Ave., Lancaster. Prize for the ugliest sweater. Drink specials, bell jar tickets, 50/50 raffles, bring your own snacks. Limited tickets available: $8 presale, $10 at door, call 681-8387. Table of 10 available. Family Snowshoe Walk Ta k e a b r e a k f r o m t h e busy holiday season and enjoy some fresh air on a guided snowshoe walk at 10:30 a.m. Mon., Dec. 22 at Reinstein Woods Nature Preserve, 93 Honorine Dr., Depew. Snowshoe fee: $5 each, $2 Friends of Reinstein member. Registration required; call 683-5959.

Rath announces funding for Visit Buffalo Niagara Erie County Legislator Edward A. Rath, III is pleased to announce that the Legislature has supported his request for additional funding for Visit Buffalo Niagara in the 2015 Erie County budget. The Legislature approved $18,217 at today’s annual Budget Meeting bringing the total to $3.28 million. “Erie County has been making great strides in growing and developing our tourism strategy. There is a lot to capitalize on and under the leadership of the Visitors Bureau I believe we can see improved results. I believe we have and will continue to see a significant return on our investment and look forward to seeing the campaigns created by the Visitors Bureau to attract more tourists,” said Legislator Rath, who is also

a Board Member for Visit Buffalo Niagara. “We are encouraged to see the commitment to tourism funding both in the county executive’s proposal and in the legislature’s amended budget,” said Visit Buffalo Niagara President and CEO Patrick Kaler. “Visit Buffalo Niagara is at the forefront of promoting Buffalo’s renaissance and emergence as a tourism destination to the world. Funding VBN’s efforts provides a tremendous return on investment for taxpayers and the local economy. The revenue generated by the travel and tourism industry translates to more than $500 in property tax savings for every county homeowner, while every dollar invested in tourism yields $32 in the local economy. ”

The budgetary process allows the County Executive to veto spending increases made by the Legislature, which then votes to override or accept the veto. Legislator Rath urges the County Executive to withhold his veto power and allow this important funding in next year’s budget. It is important to note that the funding was added into the 2015 budget without raising the bottom line, in fact the Legislature lowered the property tax rate. Legislator Rath encourages the County Executive to support the funding. For information or assistance, please contact Legislator Rath’s’ Legislative Office at 858-8676 or email Edward.rath@erie.gov.

Depew Courier/ Friday, December 12, 2014

St. Mary’s principal accepts ‘Book It’ challenge

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Mrs. DeTine’s and Mrs. Gruber’s first graders really enjoyed the story Mrs. Murkin read to them in the big red comfy chair. St. Mary’s Elementary Schools Principal, Mrs. Murkin took the “Book It” Principal Challenge through Pizza Hut last

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Santa visits Veteran’s Park in Depew

Trojanowsky recognized for his commitment, dedication

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Santa Claus visited Veteran’s Park on Terrace Boulevard in Depew for the annual Tree Lighting on Dec. 5. Santa arrived courtesy of the Depew Fire Department to the joyous sounds of caroling by the Depew High School Show Choir.

Bowmansville Fire elect 2015 officers Members of the Bowmansville Volunteer Fire Association (BVFA) assembled on Nov. 30, to elect officers for 2015. The membership voted the following into office: Firematic Officers: • Chief- Mark J. Lawniczak, Sr. • First Assistant ChiefThomas J. Trzepacz • Second Assistant Chief Patrick Reiner • Captain- Timothy G. Stearns • First Lieutenant- Wayne J. Stewart

• Second Lieutenant- Peter M. Strickland • Third Lieutenant- Kevin Chudy • EMS Captain- Joseph M. Trzepacz Association Officers: • President- Steve Wik • Vice President- Kevin M. Stahrr • Recording SecretaryMolly J. Prell • Corresponding Secretary- Emily Rose Trzepacz • Financial SecretaryDaniel A. Stachelski, Jr. • Treasurer- Edward Kulpa • Director- Harold Wolf

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Anthony Evans, Cattaraugus County Youth Bureau director and vice president of the NYS Association of Youth Bureaus is pictured presenting the award to John Trojanowsky at the November WNY Association of Youth Bureaus Meeting. John Trojanowsky, executive director of the Town of Lancaster Youth Bureau, was recently honored by the New York State Association of Youth Bureaus at its annual conference. He was recognized for his outstanding commitment and dedication to the youth of New York State. He is the representative for the Western New York Region serving on the Board of Trustees of the New York State Association of Youth Bureaus, and was recently appointed

to the New York State Partnership for Children, Youth and Families. The Town of Lancaster Youth Bureau was selected as one of two municipal youth bureaus in Erie County to participate in the pilot project for the Results Based Accountability Program through the New York State Office of Children and Family Services. At the conference, the Lancaster Youth Bureau was recognized for their successful efforts in establishing the RBA Performance

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Jacobs’ ‘Thank-A-Vet’ outreach draws student veterans

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Erie County Clerk Chris Jacobs recently held a “ThankA-Vet” outreach event at D’Youville College in Buffalo to issue discount cards to honorably discharged veterans who file their original discharge papers with the clerk’s office. A number of student veterans registered in between classes for the clerk’s “ThankA-Vet” discount card which can be used at more than 1,000 participating local businesses who have agreed to honor the card with a discount on purchases or services. “My office continues our effort to recognize the service and sacrifices made by Erie County veterans through this important program, including Post-9/11 veterans who have recently returned from active duty,” stated Jacobs. “Certainly we want to do our part to honor all veterans and encourage them to record their discharge paperwork with the county clerk’s office.” For the veteran, filing discharge papers is free of charge and certified complimentary copies of recorded discharges are made for veterans or their

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2014-15 Basketball Preview Rebuilding Lady Wildcats hope they can surprise By William ‘Ski’ Wilczewski SPORTS REPORTER

Ending last season with an 8-11 record was still a breakout year for a club that won a combined six games the three previous seasons and only one game in 2010-11. It will likely end there, though, for second-year skipper Charlie Guay, who refused to blow preseason smoke, and was instead content in the knowledge that a building year in 2014-15 will pay dividends down the road. “It’s a totally different year, but the philosophy’s the same,” he said. “There may be a different outcome, but this is a year we can learn a lot.” The key last year was a different philosophy—one the Lady Wildcats plan to still embrace this time around: a fast-paced, setup offense and a press defense to take advantage of speed—like the speed they had in 2013-14 with Brook Guay, Charlie’s graduated daughter and All-WNY softball player who also led the hardwood version of the Lady Wildcats in scoring from her guard position. With that speed, Depew had beaten teams it hadn’t topped in at least a half dozen years. “That was heart-breaking and disappointing,” Guay said of losing his daughter and four other starters, plus his sixth girls in, which included Chelsea Buono, a shooting guard who followed Brook in top-point honors. This season, Guay has yet to see anyone that can really

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Depew girls basketball players Sarah Federowicz and Tess Borgose battle for a rebound during a recent practice. replace that big two, but he’s got a 6-foot-2 sophomore center and two senior guards that’re going to give it a good college try. That center is Tess Borgose. “In the next three years, she’s going to be the most dominant player in the league,” Guay said of his sophomore sensation. “She’s got a lot of work to do, but when it’s all said and done, the stands are going to be full of scouts (for her).” Borgose is aware of the expectations placed on her this season, but she’s keeping it in perspective. “There definitely is pressure, but my two forwards help me, and my point guards, because they can do more, so it’s not all on me,” she said, “but I’ve learned so much in the past year with my travel club (the Lady Lions of Lackawana)

… so I’m looking forward to seeing what we can do.” The same can be said for senior returners Idalis Santiago and Sarah Federowicz, who Guay will be looking to as leaders for the Lady Wildcats this season. “It’s a young team this year. We just gotta work with it and do the best we can,” Santiago said. “Me and Sarah and Tess all have to step up, take those places and see what we can do. Some of the JV players are really good, too, and we’ll work with them; just work as a team. That’s all we can do.” “The girls we have on the team have great potential,” Federowicz added. “We have speed, and height with Tess, and Idalis plays good defense, so we’re definitely gonna use everyone’s ability and put it to work.”

That’s what the squad did last season when it beat City Honors in the Section VI quarterfinals before losing a razor-thin, one-point decision to Performing Arts in the semis. They were up by five points with 60 ticks left on the clock but couldn’t hang on. It won’t be easy this season, either, with the likes of always-tough East Aurora, Amherst and Cheektowaga, plus Maryvale, Springville and Pioneer on their Class B schedule. To have any success, though, Guay made the point clear that all the girls on the squad—three seniors and five sophomores— will need to play critical roles, so “I’m depending on all of them to develop at the same time,” he said, noting that his big three will just be leading the charge.

Santiago is a “great defender and shooter,” he explained, while Federowicz “has speed on the outside, and is going to be our fast-breaker.” It won’t help, however, that the Lady Wildcat preseason was slowed to a halt Nov. 17-21 by Snowvember, when they didn’t practice much, if at all—a circumstance that impacted the fast-paced squad’s need for superior conditioning this season. “Because that happed so early in the preseason, we’ll have to start over,” Guay said by phone in the middle of the storm, after spending the day with a snowplow in his hands. “It’s not good for the girls or the program, but there’s nothing you can do about it. It’s just going to take a little longer now.” Guay did say, however, that he knew of at least two other teams in the league that weren’t able to practice either during the blizzard, “so that’s good,” he added with a chuckle. Since the team got back to practice the following week, though, the Lady Wildcat leaders did what they could to step up and speed up the recovery process. And if anyone on the squad knows about recovering, it’s senior Morgan Grosch, who’s on the court again for the first time since her freshman year, because she underwent two soccer-related knee surgeries her sophomore and junior seasons. “I’ve never seen the girls actually work so hard. I’m very proud of them,” Grosch said. “It’s such a thrill (being back on the court) because I haven’t experienced this in a while. I’m so glad I can do it. “We are coming together a lot better than I thought we would,” she added. “We’re all as one united team.” Still, that team may struggle a

bit while it’s so young this season. As they grow and mature, though, its opponents in Class B may not want to forget that they’re out there just waiting in the weeds. “But if we hold it together, we’re going to be tremendous, and a force to be reckoned with,” Guay said. “If we hang in there, we’ll be okay, but it’s going to be a learning year. As a young team, we may make some mistakes, but I’m okay with that so long as we learn from them. “They understand that,” he added, “because from junior varsity to varsity, the skill-level is better and the game is faster; the fundamentals are tweaked more, so it’ll take a while to get into the right mode of operation, but as long as they work hard and with the right attitude, we’ll be okay. I’m just not going to let any frustration happen.” Neither will the girls. “I’m still excited about this year … and to see where this can take us for our senior year,” Borgose said, “because if we keep working like we are, it’s just going to solely progress; not so much this year because we’re young and playing on a varsity level is kind of hard … but we have girls on this team that have potential, it’s just about time.” “We might be a younger team,” Grosch added, “but we’re definitely going to show some teams that age doesn’t matter, and that we have some skill.” If that happens, Guay’s strong, final sentiment about the 2014-15 season may just come true, as well. “I think some other teams may see us as a W on their schedule already,” he said, “but we’ll see at the end of the game if that W sticks.”

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2014-15 Basketball Preview Multisport athletes again lead Wildcats’ way By William ‘Ski’ Wilczewski SPORTS REPORTER

The Depew High athletic program has a strong tradition of multisport athletes—the shining example being Don Majkowski, the former Green Bay Packers quarterback who was also quite the basketball stud in his day. Similarly, the Sekuterski family has its own basketball traditions—and after fiveyear varsity starter Derrick Sekuterski led the Wildcats during his time in high school, younger brother Dylan realizes that the 201415 season is his time to take the reins after his brother graduated last season. “He ran everything, so without that it’s new this year,” said Dylan, a 5-foot10, 180-pound senior point guard who’s no stranger to leadership roles. That’s because Dylan was the school’s gridiron quarterback, who led the Wildcat football team to a 6-2 record this past fall. On the hardwood, though, even the younger Sekuterski realizes he will wear those shoes differently than his older brother. “In tenth-grade I was still on (junior varsity), so I don’t think anyone has overly huge expectations for me,” he said, “but we’re expected to come in and be the leaders this year and control everything and be the example for everybody else.” The other part of Sekuter-

ski’s “we” statement is fellow senior Colin Gemerek, a 6-foot-1, 180-pound guard who’s ready to fill the void left from four senior starters graduating last season—two of which we the leading scorers. “But we got guys that are ready to step up and fill their shoes,” said Gemerek, one of five seniors this time around. “Last year, we spread the ball around pretty good, and this year we got a lot of guys that do the little things well, so we should be okay. “We’re going to beat teams by rebounding,” he added, “and playing hard defense and limiting them.” The Wildcats will also be much, much smaller this season, and will have to play a different type of ball without their usual big-men in the middle—like another multisport athlete, 6-foot-6, 350-pound post-player Mike Lamb, who graduated last spring and went on to play Division I college football as a lineman for Robert Morris University in Pittsburg. “He was a presence in the paint,” Sekuterski said, making the understatement of the century. “He wasn’t the most basketball-talented player, but he was a presence, you know.” “We’ve been very fortunate,” Depew head coach Larry Jones added. “In the last six years, we’ve had the biggest post kids in the area,” including Lamb and Jaden Cotton, who went on to play football at the University at Buffalo. “So we’ve been able to throw the ball inside and get some easy baskets, but we won’t find so many easy ones this year,” Jones said. “We’re going to have to work a little bit. But, because of

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Depew coach Larry Jones talks things over with his players during practice. that, we’re changing what we do a little bit … since the ball probably won’t go to the post as often.” Without the big-men, though, “Nobody’s going to feel sorry for us and say, ‘poor Depew,’” Jones said, “so we gotta reload somehow and find a way to win.” For Depew in the evertough ECIC-III, that means getting the better of teams like Amherst, Cheektowaga, Maryvale, East Aurora, Pioneer and Springville. Amherst is said to have not lost many—if any—seniors, so some pundits might consider the Tigers the favorites this season. “They’re going to be more talented and bigger than us,” Sekuterski said, “so we’re gonna have to work on fast

breaks and have our defense make them work the ball for a while; hopefully get some turnovers.” It was that type of hard work that got Depew to last season’s Section VI Class B semifinals matchup against eventual state runner-up Olean at Buffalo State College. The Wildcats beat City Honors and Medina to get there. Depew last won a Section VI title back in 2009 after going 21-2 in 2007. Since then, they’ve been in sectional final six of last eight years under Jones, who’s going into his 11th season as Wildcats’ head coach. With that kind of experience, though, adjusting to constant changes from one season to the next is nothing

new to the skipper, who plans “a lot of different looks” this season. He says the Wildcats will also have to “play faster because we’ll be smaller.” Depew, though, will get some size back come the New Year when another football player—6-foot-3, 240-pound lineman and linebacker Jakob Grant—returns from a leg injury suffered this fall on the gridiron. “He’ll be back for the bulk of our league schedule,” Jones explained, “so we’ll just be patient with him, but when he’s ready he’ll be helpful.” Until he returns, though, it’ll be small ball for Depew—and will include more faces than just Sekuterski and Gemerek, because junior Ryan Guay and freshman

Chad Biersbach have been impressing in the preseason. “He’s going to be a very, very good player for years to come, Jones said of Biersbach, “so we brought him up and said, ‘Let’s do it now. We’re not going to wait.’” “We’re going to need him to score for us, even though he’s only a freshman,” Sekuterski added. “He should get some minutes and some points during the season.” Depew will need those points to match wits with the likes of Amherst, who has T.C. Brown, a point guard that Jones says “is a tremendous player; a great shooter. He can really score. They also have a 6-7 kid inside, too, so Amherst is the team to beat. “Right now, we’re not sure where our points are going to come from,” he added. “We’re still searching. We’re a work in progress.” “It’s going to be more of working hard and doing everything right than beat people one-on-one,” Sekuterski said. “We’re not the most talented team; we’re not the tallest team, so we’re going to have to work hard on getting people open. We’re not going to beat someone off the ball. We gotta set good screens, roll and find open spots, plus rebounding is going to be a big thing.” The Wildcats will also look to Bob Burns, Tyler Anna and Kyle Ratajczak for more court time this season. “But hopefully they’ll be ready,” Jones said. “They’ve been in the program for six years and they understand the deal, so we’ll find out.” In fact, the Wildcats’ first test is slated for Dec. 4 at Daemen College against St. Mary’s. Tipoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.

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Depew, St. Mary’s take valuable lessons from Wildcat Duals

By William ‘Ski’ Wilczewski SPORTS REPORTER

With their A team at the Webster-Schroeder Tournament near Rochester last weekend, the Kenmore West B team still had what it took to top all comers at the Wildcat Duals in Depew on Saturday, Dec. 6. A coaching snafu made the victory a little clearer cut when Depew was penalized with losses for two of its dual matches after one of its grapplers hit the mat two weight classes above her mark against Medina and St. Mary’s. The mix-up dropped the host Wildcats’ record to 2-3 on the day instead of 4-1, but a head-to-head loss to 4-1 Ken West still would have put them in the second place even if the mishap hadn’t occurred. The incidents did, however, drop the Wildcats to fourth in the final standing below runner-up Albion (3-2) and third place Medina (3-2, which lost head-to-head to Albion). Maryvale finished fifth with a 2-3 record because the Flyers lost to Depew head-to-head, while St. Mary’s—which only fields a team of seven in the 15-weight class sport— brought up the tail end with a 1-4 record on the night. “This kind of worked out like I was hoping,” Ken West head coach Bill Hineman said of splitting his squad on the day, “where these guys come down here and have some success, and the other guys

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The Depew bench can’t hold back its enthusiasm during a close match that saw the Wildcats lose to Kenmore West 43-39 in head-to-head action on Saturday, Dec. 6. go have a nice tournament there.” And while it was unclear how his A team did in Webster, Hineman said the win in Depew was “a good building block” for his B team, and also showed some serious depth in the grapplers on his squad. “We’re real fortunate this year,” he said. “We don’t have real big numbers in the room like we used to, but we’re spread out and filling weight classes up, and there are some kids that are coming along and wrestling tough.” For his B team on Dec.6, that included Mitch Curry, who went undefeated on the day, and teammate Johnny Milks, who secured two pins during his matches. Ken West, though, was far

from perfect in the contest, because a narrow 38-35 loss to Maryvale was a stern reminder that they have plenty of work yet to do. “But it’s all about matchups,” Hineman explained, “and I knew coming into it that we didn’t matchup real well with (Maryvale). I knew it would come down to a couple matches, and we came up on the short end of those, so in the end it cost us … but this is a learning experience for these guys. They’re learning what it takes to be a team.” The same can be said for Depew, which merged with Cleveland Hill this season, and had grapplers from both schools excel on the night under the Wildcat banner. Cleve Hill rookie Matt

Eldridge—who looked anything but like a beginner with a perfect 5-0, five-pin night to his credit—was one of them, along with Depew’s Silas Garrison, a team captain with a 4-1 individual record on the day. His first win started off the near-seven hour tournament. “I think that sparked something in our hearts,” Silas said of his 53-second pin against an Albion foe at the beginning of the day, “and it’s nice when you can do something that other people can feed off of; they can feed off your excitement, your enthusiasm, so it’s nice to know that you can set the tone.” And after Garrison set it, Eldridge ran with it like an out of control freight train.

“I feels great,” the sophomore said. “All the work we put in during practice; the family atmosphere we have; it helps a lot. “It feels different being with a different school,” he added, “but they’ve accepted us, so we’re one big family now, so I really don’t think about (the merger) anymore.” Similarly, Depew Wildcat skipper Jeff Szefler didn’t want to think about the weight class mix-up anymore, so he didn’t—and instead preferred to talk about the positives that could have seen his squad win the entire tournament. “They were outstanding,” he said. “These kids gave 110 percent. That’s what we asked for today, and that’s what they gave, so that was a big part of this. “Today was a great, successful day for Depew,” he added. “We had some great competition … and they handled it, so I’m proud of them.” A few St. Mary’s wrestlers also handled their adversity against squads double and triple their size. With perfect 5-0 records to their credit, Brandon “Station” Weber and Brad Stephens highlighted that charge SMH. “I just came out and did what I’ve been doing for four years,” said Weber, a senior who also had five pins on the day. “I put in some work in the offseason, so it just feels nice that it pays off for once.” “It feels great,” added Stephens, who defeated Depew’s Garrison in match that came down to the final seconds. “It makes me feel like I’m going to do really good at a lower weight knowing that I can wrestle with these big kids and still hang with them, so I feel like I’m going to have a pretty successful season this year.”

Stephens was referring to the fact that he competed at 182 pounds on Dec. 6, although he plans to drop to 152 by the time the postseason comes around. That, after all, is what everyone is working towards—including Lancer coach Zach Weiss, who said, “We’re not here to win dual tournaments. We’re here to get kids to wrestle a bunch of matches.” Where that experience becomes most crucial for Weiss and his Lancers is when it comes to his three rookie athletes, who “really got thrown to the wolves, but handled it really well,” he said. “There were a lot of good things in those matches that left me pretty well satisfied. Two freshmen (and a first-year senior) wrestling in a varsity tournament is pretty brutal, but they handled it in stride. They didn’t let it dishearten them too much, which is pretty nice to see going forward.” For St. Mary’s, that will be against host Canisius at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 17. For Depew, it meant hosting Tonawanda on Wednesday, Dec. 10 after press time. The Wildcats’ next match is now scheduled for Wednesday, Dec. 17 at Maryvale at 6 p.m. “There’re some things we have to work on offensively and defensively,” Szefler said. “We still have to critique some things and adjust some things, and we’re going to take that to the mat on Monday during practice and get ready. “We’re always looking into the future for our next opponent,” he added, “and I think we’re going to be ready. We’re just going to move forward, and I think we’re going to be a big success this year.”

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