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Running to remember a fallen hero By Kaitlin Urban
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Marine LCpl Christopher Shank proudly completed the Marine Corps Marathon for the first time, while his wife, Kristie cheered him on. “The overall atmosphere was pretty amazing,” said Kristie. “At the end, there were Marines cheering everyone on.” This is what motivated the couple to participate in next year’s marathon together. “Being at the marathon has motivated me to get into running because I had never ran before that,” said Kristie. “It was super motivating.” In addition to the atmosphere, Chris and Kristie
both noticed there were many runners wearing shirts representing a fallen hero. This was when they decided to run next year in honor of their fallen North Tonawanda High School former classmate, LCpl Timothy Serwinowski. “There are close to 30,000 people running it every year,” said Chris. “During the run, there’s a stretch of names of the fallen and that’s where I got the idea to do it for Tim.” Serwinowski paid the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan in June 2010. The loss affected many residents, including the Shanks. They’re encouraging others to join them on their journey toward the 26.2 mile race. While Chris has been an avid runner for some time, Kristie has
just begun her training and says it’s not too late for others to start too. The marathon will be held on Oct. 25 in Washington D.C. The Shanks are hoping to get a group together to make the trip and participate in honor of Serwinowski. Chris and Kristie have created a Facebook page for their cause and welcome anyone interested to join. Anyone is able to participate in the marathon. Active and reserve military members can register on Feb. 23. Others can sign up on March 13 and names will be randomly selected by March 25. There is also a 10k that participants can sign up for on May 20. For those who don’t enjoy running, the Shanks are still encouraging friends to
come along. “We really want to encourage people who don’t want to run just to go for the weekend,” said Kristie. “We kind of wanted to make it a weekend of remembering Tim.” The Facebook page created for the event is titled “26.2 for Tim”. Kristie and Chris have already been posting training tips and encouraging members of the group. Kristie most recently posted that marathon runners should begin their training six months in advance. Before then, they should be running three to four times per week. For more information on the marathon, please visit www.marinemarathon. com.
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Kenmore West High names first quarter honor roll students The following students were named to the honor roll for the first quarter at Kenmore West High School: Grade 9 - Aviles, Briana; Balawejder, Alexander; Billingsley, Jakahi; Bowden, Breanna; Brodzik, Danielle; Burns, Christopher; Carrubba, Salvatore; Casilio, Kayelee; Correa, Anna; D’Angelo, Lucy; Ehlers, Maia; Ellis, Milena; Eubanks, Maya; Fragale, Dominic; Fron, Andrew; Garcia, Keviannette; Garrasi, Mckenna; Gerace, Sidney; Glab, Ryan; Green, Owen; Gregoretti, James; Haberer, Derek; Hahn, Danielle; Hanley, Shannon; Harper, Jenna; Hein, Abigail; Hengel, Robert; Heubusch, Ryan; Holingbaugh, Stephanie; House, Jenna; Hubbard, Savannah; Jasin, Patrick; Key, Keontae; Kinsella, Jack; Kirk, Cath-
erine; Knab, Grace; LeonMacLeod, Carlos; Less, Julia; Mansour, Evan; Marino, Liam; Mellott, Lauren; Mercado, Frankie; Mogavero, Devyn; Moorhouse, Lindsey; Munoz, Rebecca; Novakovic, Lucas; Oatson, Cassidy; Provenzano, Adrianna; Quiles, Sheila; Reilly, Anna; Richards, Nathanial; Rosario, Na’sha; Rose, Ryan; Schultz, Heather; Seyfang, Timothy; Sinatra, Ciara; Smith, Cody; Stockman, Nina; Stoerr, Jack; Stoll, Emily; Strong, Chloe; Stuff, Megan; Tobin, Mary; Tully, Brittany; Vitello, Eve; Ward, Meghan; Watson, Rylee; Wegrzynowski, Dominic; Wells, Courtney; Wende, Christina; Wilkins, Hailey; Wirth, John; Yarnes, Siena; and Yates, Sean. Grade 10 - Abdulridha, Fatimah; Aquilina, Tyler; Bagarozzi, Gabriella; Bauer, Vaughnna; Bauman,
David; Benk, Charlotte; Botham, Emma; Burns, Robert; Byrne, Devin; Chimera, Alessondra; Dang, Christina; Elling, Mariana; Flayh, Moamal; Flynn, Patrick; Foster, Selena; Fumerelle, Eleanor; Gerace, Sarah; Gruber, Hayley; Hanratty, Christine; Hill, George; Krivonos, Jordon; Krug, Lauren; Len, Van; Leone, Rebecca; Lloyd, Cameron; Loukataris, Sadie; Marshall, Kiana; McGillicuddy, Collin; Militello, Alex; Ortiz, Emerald; Petkovsky, Jacob; Pfohl, Emma; Phillips, Calvin; Schroder, Kyle; Seaman, Alexis; Sinclair, Taylor; Sorrentino, Domenic; Stewart, Elle; Stilwell, Christopher; Tomasello, Nicholas; Weatherbee, Benjamin; Weiser, Kayla; Wilby, Colin; Yan, Chelsie; and Younis, Seham. Grade 11 - Alajimi, Maryam; Boncore, Andrew; Che-
rico, Ian; Christman, Taylor; Ciancio, George; Colangelo, Matthew; Cosme, Austin; Drake, Julian; Dulniak, Aaron; Figueroa-Gates, Nathaniel; Garlock, Dylan; Golden, Amanda; Greico, Frank; Hamm, Zoe; Hirsch, Deja; Hodges, Kaitlin; Jacobi, Angelo; Jennings, Deshawn; Jones, Thomas; Kelichner, Cathryn; Kinde, Jessica; Krukowski, Jenna; Lebeuf, Joshua; Marino, Devlin; McDonald, Ryan; Melendez, Victor; Miller, Morgan; Mirabella, Lina; Mooney, Ryan; Naffky, Katelyn; Nice, Daniel; Noonan, Bailee; Paduano, Thomas; Paternostro, Skyler; Phillips, Heather; Piehler, Dakota; Popovich, Zoe; Radder, Christina; Rai, Swornim; Rainey, DaRahn; Rapp, Oliver; Reyes, Suleyka; Rhoney, Rick; Richardson, Connor; Rohloff, Samantha; Rose, Madeline;
Ruhland, Connor; Sandy, Marybeth; Schreiber, Sarah; Sherry, Alexis; Sikora, Corey; Smith, Rose; Souter, Raymond; VanEpps, Jordan; Vuich, David; Walker, Sarah; Winkelman, Joel; Wittenberg, Elliot; and Yotter, Alysa. Grade 12 - Anderson, Haley; Bagarozzi, Brianna; Bavisotto, Paul; Bergman, Michael; Byttner, Benjamin; Cambria, Benjamin; Cash, Michael; Catania, Destiny; Caudill-White, Daniel; Chiniski, Hollie; Clark, Benjamin; Coppola, Brian; Czajkowski, Tyler; Degnan, Kimberly; Dynarski, Jessica; Emminger, Brooke; Fleckenstein, Jeri; Gallivan, Benjamin; Garcia, Marina; Gardon, Joseph; Gearhart, Sara; Geldres, Sholome; Hromchak, Miranda; Jablonski, Ashley; Jackson, Courtney; Knight, Kassidy; Lepovich, Lau-
ren; Less, Joshua; McIsaac, Catherine; Monteforte, Justine; Neal, Dana; Nguyen, Victoria; Nobile, Joseph; Oliver, Emma; Padilla, Samuel; Parylo, Elizabeth; Pawlik, Liane; Pierce, Connor; Prichard, Summer; Quinlan, William; Ranney, Taylor; Robb, Kristen; Rodriguez, Cheyenne; Rodriguez, Louis; Sagasta, Justin; Seal, Matthew; Semrau, Destinee; Sennett, Parker; Serio, Alesandra; Sigler, Sabrina; Sinopoli, Sarah; Sloan, Gavin; Smerke, Judith; Sparcino, Anthony; Stoerr, Timothy; Strade, Cheyenne; Swartwood, Ian; Sysomboune, Savannah; Territo, David; Thomas, Emily; Toney, Andrew; Van Valkinburgh, Connor; Wakefield, Sarah; Wright, Jasmen; and Wroblewski, Robert.
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Ralph Cuddemi, a junior at Canisius College and a member of the men’s hockey team, works with Blake Abbott, a fourth-grade student at Edison Elementary School. Hockey • from front The Canisius College Golden Griffins have finished the first half of the 2014-15 season with a 6-6-5 record and 5-4-4 in Atlantic Hockey. When the team returns from winter recess with their first home
game of the new year against rival Holy Cross at the HarborCenter on Jan. 9, Edison Elementary School students will be in the stands cheering them on. The Canisius College hockey program and the
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Local sports Ken West upends Sweet Home in Ken-Ton Classic By Dave Ricci SPORTS REPORTER
It was a tale of two basketball teams that have more in common than they probably even realize. Mark Taylor went 2 of 2 from the line with 32.3 seconds left in the game to help Kenmore West secure a 56-55 win over Sweet Home in the opening game of the Ken-Ton Holiday Classic that was held at Kenmore East Dec. 26-27. The win vaulted the Blue Devils into the title game against Cardinal O’Hara, but more importantly, it proved to be huge confidence booster for a talented team that has not found its rhythm as a group. “We needed this. We needed this one,” said Ken West coach Mike Meetze. “I said to them, ‘I think two weeks ago we lose this game.’ Down the stretch, we didn’t play with a lot of composure. We
played young, we had two first-year point guards on varsity. We threw the ball away a couple times, but we hit big free throws. We did enough with the ball down the stretch in the last minute and got some pretty good communication in the last play to get a 15foot runner off the glass.” Jordan Heine, who led all scorers with 18 points, set the stage for the Panthers last-gasp attempt at the hoop when he sank a bucket with 20 seconds left. Sweet Home got one final look at the basketball, as Meetze alluded to, but the Blue Devils’ defense was able to bat away the attempted buzzer beater to hang on for their second win of the year. Almost mirror images of each other, the Panthers and Blue Devils both have very athletic, skilled players. But both teams entered the Ken-Ton Classic still searching for a way to bring all of the pieces of the puzzle together. Tied 10-10 after the first quarter, the Blue Devils began to turn the tide in their favor when Trent White (13 points) hit a two-pointer and Jon Lo-
renzo went a perfect 4 of 4 from the line. Ken West took a 28-22 lead into halftime. The combination of Heine, Jordan Evert (16) and Brandon Smiley kept Sweet Home in the game and pulled it within one point, 54-53, just prior to Mark Taylor’s winning free throws. “They were huge. Huge,” Meetze said of Taylor’s frees. “He struggled early on in the game, he had six turnovers in the first three quarters, for him to come back and play with that composure down the stretch is a credit to him.” For Panthers coach Scott Martin, it was back to the drawing board to see what they could do to get better results in the weeks and months ahead. “Right now we’re clearly a work in progress,” said Martin. “We have a lot of very good athletes, kind of similar to Ken West. We just don’t have that one (pure) basketball kid to kind of get us over the top.” The Blue Devils would fall to O’Hara, 55-52, in the title game while Sweet Home beat Kenmore East in the third place game.
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Sweet Home’s Jordan Evert (2) battles for position with Kenmore West’s Trent White during the Blue Devils’ 56-55 win on Dec. 26.
Turners top podium at Hula Day last month Level 3 gymnasts Jackie Heyden and Allison Evans and Level 4 gymnast Kylie Newton all took first place all-around in their respective age groups at the Hula Day Meet on Dec. 7 at Gymnastics Sports Academy.
Heyden won vault and beam and Evans won vault. Newton finished first on bars, beam and floor and second on vault. The Level 3 Team included Juliana Santiago, who placed second on
vault and bars and third all-around, Olivia Harris, who finished third on floor, and Natalyn Cordero. Other Level 4s included Sabrina Lee, who placed first on bars, second on vault, and second all-
around; Caitlin Folga, who took second on vault, bars and floor and third all-around; Avery White, who finished in third on floor, Meena Rose, who claimed third on beam, Kayla Hervey, who finished third
on bars, and Elizabeth Graney and Singo Lekeuneu. Level 5 gymnast Camryn Smith placed first on vault and floor and second on bars and allaround. Claire Huber finished second on Beam
and third on vault and all-around, and Jaina Dulniak took third on floor. Grace Clement and Emily Kuhn also competed in Level 5 competition.
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Local sports Haeick’s accountability an asset for Ken East hoops By Dave Ricci SPORTS REPORTER
Justin Haeick sat on the bleachers inside the gym at Kenmore East. The Bulldogs had just been handed a 72-58 loss by Cardinal O’Hara in the first round of the Ken-Ton Holiday Classic on Dec. 26. While the loss was obviously upsetting, for Haeick, what was far more bothersome was the fact that in his heart, he knew he didn’t have his best game. Through a quiet, measured tone, Haeick admitted that he let the team down by not being at his best. That accountability, even more than the numbers he usually puts up, is a prime example of Haeick’s value to the Bulldogs this season. Though the ‘Dogs have stumbled out of the gates with a 1-5 start, Haeick has been one of the team’s most consistent producers as he has hit double digits in four of the ‘Dogs six games and notched doubledoubles twice. “He holds his ground. He’s strong,” said Bulldogs coach Jay Robbins. “He’s been one of our most consistent guys.” Haeick has indeed been the model of consistency for Ken East this season. He had 10 points and 10 rebounds in an opening-night win over Orchard Park, 11 points and eight boards against Niagara Falls and a huge game of 26 points and 10 rebounds against Lewiston-Porter. “I love coming off a game with a double-double,” Haeick said. “It makes me more motivated for the next game.”
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Justin Haeick has recorded two double-doubles and has hit double digs in scoring in four of the Bulldogs’ six games this season. Though his numbers have been good, the best thing Haeick has brought to the floor in his third season of varsity is accountability and hard work. He doesn’t make excuses after a bad game. He shoulders the blame for what he did wrong and does his best to learn from it and move forward. “I’ve got to show up to prac-
tice and work hard every single day,” said Haeick. “That’s the only way I’m gonna get better, keep being consistent. I don’t want one of these games. Six points isn’t good enough for me. If I produced (against O’Hara), we probably would have had the win.” Haeick, angry with his turnovers and fact he only
had six points against O’Hara, rebounded with 11 points and a better all-around game the next night against Sweet Home. “He’s a hard worker. He’s a good kid and he’s gonna try hard and he’s give you everything he’s got,”said Robbins. “That’s really all you ever ask for when you’re a coach.” Beyond the hard work,
Haeick is a great example of the phrase ‘don’t judge a book by its cover.’ Haeick is the first to admit that he isn’t the fastest guy on the court and that he won’t be the star of a highlight-reel slam dunk. He knows what his strengths are and makes the most of them. His raw, natural strength and willingness to get his nose
dirty have been the catalyst for Haeick scoring so many points inside off of rebounds. “A lay-up is worth the same amount as a dunk,” Haeick said. “You get those points. They’re worth the same.” Most of all, Haeick just wants to work hard everyday and set a good example for everyone.
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com. Knitting Club Grab your needles, yarn and pattern for a relaxing session with other knitting fans from 6-8 p.m. Tuesdays and 10 a.m. to noon Fridays at Brighton Place Library, 999 Brighton Rd., Tonawanda. Novices and crocheters welcome. Boy Scout Troop 37 meets from 7:15 – 9 p.m. every Thurs. at Kenmore Baptist Church, 10 Wardman Road. Boys age 11 or at least 10 that have completed fifth grade or have earned the Cub Scout Arrow of Light Award are welcome to join. Info: 877-5571. New Beginnings for Widowed People meeting will take place at 7 p.m., every first Sun. of each month, Father Cotter’s Hall, 263 Claremont, Tonawanda. Open to all widowed persons. Info: 833-5127. Tonawanda Post 264 American Legion, 60 Main St., Tonawanda. 6929785. General membership meetings second Tuesday; for membership call Wendy Codye at 692-9785. Fish Fry Fridays 4-7 p.m., sit down and take out, $8.50 for jumbo, $6.40 small. The Empty Leash Pet Loss Support Group for anyone grieving over the loss of their pet meets from 6:30-8 p.m. every other Monday at the Abbott Road Veterinary Hospital, 3816 Abbott Rd., Orchard Park. Register before attending. Info: 714-5785. The Book Discussion Club meets 10 a.m. – noon
on the first and third Wed. of every month in the board room at the Kenmore Library, 160 Delaware Road. Gamblers Anonymous Meetings will be held from 7 – 9 p.m. on Tuesdays at Kenmore Presbyterian Church, 2771 Delaware Ave. Kenmore. Info: 1-888-GAHELPS or 1-888424-3577. Free Medical Secretary Training for dislocated workers, the economically disadvantaged, those with learning disabilities, and the physically handicapped. Interested applicants should call the Dept. of Continuing Education, 874-8411 ext. 7316. Unit #264 American Legion Auxiliary meets at 7 p.m. on the second Mon. of each month. 60 Main St, Tonawanda. Parachute Group networking group for those looking for a new job is at 10 a.m. Wed. in Community Room 1 at Harlem Road Community Center, 4255 Harlem Road. Also from 10 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. on the second and fourth Tuesday of the month in the main meeting room of the Lewiston Library, 305 South Eighth St. Lewiston. For more information on this meeting call 276-1136. Kenmore West High School Class of 1966 Anniversary planning stages continue; anyone interested in joining the committee or to learn more details can call Marie of Jeffrey at 835-8265 or
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LARGE CHEESE & 1 TOPPING PIZZA + 20 CHICKEN WINGS OR CHICKEN BITES & 2 LITER BOTTLE OF POP $
26.95
+ Tax
Expires 1/11/15. With coupon.
Vince’s Pizza Plus 876-0424
$
Vince’s Pizza Plus 876-0424
SHEET PIZZA & 1 TOPPING + 50 CHICKEN WINGS OR CHICKEN BITES $
48.95
+ Tax
Expires 1/11/15. With coupon.
Vince’s Pizza Plus 876-0424
Vince’s Pizza Plus 876-0424
REGULAR SUB Maximum 4 Subs.
DELIVERY ($2.00 VALUE)
$ 00 1ANY WHOLE OFF FREE 3.00 OFF ANY LARGE
GOURMET PIZZA Many to Choose From
Expires 1/11/15. With coupon.
Not valid with any other sub offer.
Expires 1/11/15. With coupon.
Expires 1/11/15. With coupon.
Clue #1 Near Delaware North. Bldg. in Buffalo (Digital)
Good luck spotting Sampson!
Clue #2 Near Voelker’s Bowling Center in Buffalo (Digital)
Keep your eyes open, as you travel around WNY, for these special Sampson billboards. If you missed any previous clues given last week, check prior newspaper delivery week. Contest entries due by February 6