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Despite graduation losses, Lockport grapplers have league title ambitions

Newfane returns six 20-win wrestlers Nick Sabato SPORTS REPORTER

JEFFREY T. BARNES

The Lockport wrestling team won a Section VI Class AA title a year ago and has its sights set on repeating this season.

By Nick Sabato SPORTS REPORTER

Winning has become expected every time Lockport takes the mat over the last few seasons. The Lions have won back-toback Niagara Frontier League

championships and are coming off of a Section VI Class AA title win last year. That means that expectations are high going into the season even though they have lost the likes of sectional champion Marcelus Hinton. Lockport also returns two champions from a year ago in Kirk Feeney and Anthony Orefice. “First and foremost we want to repeat as league champions and I think we want to do the same in Class AA as sectional champs,” said Lockport head coach Joe

Scappelliti. “With that being said we kind of know that it’s just not going to happen. Our guys need to remember what it took to get to the top of the mountain and it’s going to be even harder staying there because every time you go out there you are going to get everyone’s best shot. As the defending champs everybody wants to knock you off and you have to be ready for that.”

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HEAD COACH:

Dan Fire

COACH’S OUTLOOK:

“We are excited. We are very experienced in a lot of spots. There are a few spots where we are inexperienced but we’re excited. We bring back two sectional champions, another one that was in the finals. We fully expect those guys to win again this year.”

KEY WRESTLERS: Kirk Feeney

Anthony Orefice Vince Eberhart

Steven Kapuscinski Dontay Gill Mark Cye

Tyler Winslow

Mike Daskavitz

Newfane dominated the Niagara-Orleans League last season, going unblemished en route to the league championship. Even with the loss of wrestlers like Nate Martin, who went 34-2 last season, expect the Panthers to pick up right where they left off last season. They will be returning six wrestlers that notched at least 20 wins last season, which has given them a lot of confidence heading into the season. “These guys really believe in themselves,” said Newfane head coach Sal Montesanti. “They have a lot of confidence; they have a lot of high expectations for themselves this year. I know we are going to be competitive in most of our matches and these guys want to win. We are weak in the heavyweights and inexperienced in the lightweights, but in the middle of our lineup we are solid.” After ripping through the schedule with just one total loss a year ago and finishing second in the Class C sectional tournament, it is easy for a team to expect to win easily the following year. Montesanti has kept his team grounded by having daily meetings to talk about expectations and how much work it takes to be a successful team.

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Falcons grapplers enter season having to replace standouts

By Nick Sabato SPORTS REPORTER

The wrestling tradition at Niagara-Wheatfield has been well documented. While the Falcons placed second in the Niagara Frontier League and third in Class AA last year, they also had a few outstanding individual wrestlers. In order to continue that tradition, Niagara-Wheatfield will have to replace two sectional champions in Brandon

Brusino and Jason Vranic. “Every year is different,” said Niagara-Wheatfield head coach Rick Sweney. “We have a couple of kids ineligible with grades. Some of the other teams didn’t lose as many so they are going to be a little stronger. It’s their strong kids against our strong kids. We have to adjust and you have to have depth.” With all of the budget cuts within the Niagara-Wheatfield district, it wouldn’t shock many if the program would decline, but Sweney is able to help continue the tradition with a strong youth program. The NWAA helps serve as a modified team, which was cut a few years ago, so the Falcons don’t have to start from scratch once the kids enter high school. “We lost our modified two years ago,” said Sweney. “We

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The Falcons have been hard at work in practice in an effort to replace the production of two graduated standouts.

COACH’S OUTLOOK: “Some of the other teams didn’t lose as many so they are going to be a little stronger. It’s their strong kids against our strong kids. We have to adjust and you have to have depth.” KEY WRESTLERS: Dan Cicco Vince Falvo Shane Helbig Storm Hutcheson Ryan Ploetz Josh Kelly

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have a strong youth organization and I’m also the director of the Niagara Powercats so we get a lot out of that. A lot of these kids train down there in the summer months.” While Niagara-Wheatfield does not return any sectional champions, it does return three sectional runner-ups. One of those wrestlers is senior Dan Cicco, who came up just short in the 170-pound division and he is primed to not only make a run at an NFL championship but at a sectional patch as well. Cicco will also take a step up in weight class as he moves up to the 182 class after wrestling at 170 pounds for his entire high school career.

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Former Iroquois coach Hart hopes to inject enthusiasm, tradition into Starpoint grapplers By Nick Sabato SPORTS REPORTER

The 2013-2014 season was a trying time for Starpoint on the mats. This year could be a different story however, as new head coach Stephen Hart has brought an infusion of enthusiasm to the Spartans. Hart comes over after four successful years as the wrestling coach at Iroquois, and he will be looking to build a strong tradition at Starpoint. “I’m hoping to bring the winning attitude and the winning structure that I implemented at Iroquois and bring it here to Starpoint and build the program from the bottom up,” said Hart. “I want to start with the kids club level to the modified and up to the JV and varsity.” Hart will have the task of taking on a young Spartan team that has a few key pieces from a team that won just five matches last season. While Hart isn’t expecting to dominate the ECIC wrestling circuit as a team, he hopes that the team will learn how to work hard and grow together. “We are young this year,”

said Hart. “My expectations range from a team aspect to an individual aspect. Our goals as a team is to win a few dual matches against a few other teams in our league that are very young like us and to grow into the roles as varsity wrestlers. Wrestling is a year-round sport if you want to be a successful high school wrestler. The old saying is ‘summer wrestlers build winter champions.’” Hart does have a few wrestlers that could make some waves individually with the likes of seniors Richard Duermeyer and Wayne LeBlanc. Duermeyer placed fourth at sectionals in the 195-pound division, and the three that finished above him have all graduated, which puts him in line to have the opportunity to become the favorite. He also appreciates the tutelage of his new coach, as Hart is pushing him to become a championship wrestler and a state qualifier. “I want to win class like I did last year and then win sectionals,” said Duermeyer. “He’s treating me like I’m going to be a sectional champ and a state wrestler.” Another wrestler that will have high expectations is LeBlanc, who placed third in sectionals a season ago at 182 pounds. While LeBlanc is currently overcoming a hand injury that will keep out of action for a short time, he is soaking in all the knowledge that he can from

HEAD COACH: Stephen Hart COACH’S OUTLOOK: “My expectations range from a team aspect to an individual aspect. Our goals as a team is to win a few dual matches against a few other teams in our league that are very young like us and to grow into the roles as varsity wrestlers. Wrestling is a year-round sport if you want to be a successful high school wrestler. The old saying is summer wrestlers build winter champions.” JEFFREY T. BARNES

Starpoint will travel to the Matthew Marino Invitational in Webster on Dec. 6. his new mentor. “He is bringing in new moves,” said LeBlanc. “He is definitely bringing in more knowledge. He knows more about our opponents and more about the wrestling programs around us. He has more knowledge and has more experience with different programs.” Starpoint also has some young wrestlers that have a ton of ability, including Griffin Mack, who will be wrestling in the 113-pound class as a freshman. Mack also comes from a strong wrestling

family. Sophomore Brian Ghiandoni will also be a tough competitor at 138 pounds after qualifying at sectionals last year as a freshman. Fred Armagost, Matt Cross and Derek Driskel will also be key contributors this season. The wildcard on the team could be heavyweight Nick Busch, who is wrestling for the first time as a senior and his athletic ability could win him a few matches as the year moves along. “He’s going to take some lumps early,” said Hart. “But he’s ath-

letic enough that when he learns how to wrestle and use his hips the correct way, at the end of the year he could be surprising some people for sure.” While wrestling is an individual sport when the wrestlers take the mat, the team aspect goes a long way in helping to improve other wrestlers. That is something that Hart is trying to implement into the program, and it starts in the practice room. “It comes with the practice room,” said Hart. “We all have

KEY WRESTLERS: Richard Duermeyer Wayne LeBlanc Griffin Mack Brian Ghiandoni Fred Armagost Matt Cross Derek Driskel Nick Busch to work hard. When one of us is slacking or not wrestling up to par in the practice room I hope that the other wrestlers bring them up by encouragement. Also getting to the right weight for the team is a big part of the sport.” The new Starpoint wrestling team will take to the mats for the first time by travelling to the Matthew Marino Invitational in Webster on Dec. 6.

Lockport Stingrays swim starting Wilson wrestlers to heat up, improve across board ready to work Things are starting to heat up for Coach Tim Menges’ Lockport YMCA Stingrays as they enter a much busier second half of their season. Last Saturday the Stingrays traveled to North Tonawanda High School to take on the Ken-Ton Y Cobras. Many familiar names were once again triple winners in their individual events for Lockport. Gina Artieri (200 Free, 100 Back, & 500 Free), Elizabeth Swartz (50 Back, 200 Free, & 100 IM), Mark Crocker (50 Back, 50 Free & 200 IM), Luke Menges (50 Back, 100 IM & 50 Free), Madison Fragale (100 Free, 50 CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Free & 50 Breast), and Aiden Moran (25 Fly, 25 Excited about their great times for the Lockport Free & 50 Free) all continued their domination in Stingrays are (from left): Madison Keleher, Samanthe pool. tha Madden, and Gena Rising. However, in addition to their regular all-stars, the Stingrays continue to see improving week to week. two of his Freestyle heats. their remaining swimmers Eric Artieri touched first in Samantha Madden sped to

new times in all three of her events (200 Free, 50 Free, & 100 Breast). Gena Rising flew to a strong lead leg in the 200 Medley Relay, while at the same time posting a personal best time in the 100 Free. Riley Adams looked strong in two new events for her (200 IM & 50 Free), and Emma Vought set a personal best time for herself in the 50 Breast. Other first place finishers for the Stingrays were: Megan Tatro (200 Free & 100 Back), Zackary Santarsiero (100 Free & 25 Back), Angelina Peruzzini (200 IM), Henry Genewick (100 IM), Ava Conklin (25 Free), Sam Murphy (50 Breast), Jenna Bull (50 Breast), Elizabeth Kershaw (50 Free), Meghan Mietlicki (100 Free), Ethan Menges (100 Free), Olivia Larson (50 Back), and Ava Thompson (25 Breast).

Helbig placed second at sectionals, Falcons boast two girls “Falcons” from page B1 “I definitely didn’t just get fat,” said Cicco. “I got a lot stronger from last year so I think 182 will be a good fit. My goal is to win the section and place at states.” Some other experienced wrestlers returning are sectional finalist Vince Falvo at 106 and junior Shane Helbig, who is a two-time sectional finalist. Helbig placed second in the 126-pound weight class last year after winning sectionals as a freshman, so he hopes to get back to his winning ways this season. “His competition level is tough in his weight class,” said Sweney. “So we just have to see where everybody else falls. He

could be a wildcard. We will have to see if he stays healthy and where everybody else falls at the end of the season.” Juniors Storm Hutcheson, Ryan Ploetz and Josh Kelly also project to be big performers. The Falcons are heavy on juniors this year, with 18 on the roster, which bodes well the future especially after they surprised many people with their finish at the end of 2014. “A lot of juniors in the lineup that are tough,” said Sweney. “We surprised a lot of people last year. Lew-Port beat us by 30 and we came back and beat them in the NFL. We have a nice core of juniors. Next year will be our toughest year in a while.”

Having a young team can have an upside and a downside. The upside is that the talent will eventually bode for multiple strong seasons, but the negative is that it can have an effect on the maturity level in the practice room. On this team, the older wrestlers have been able to understand the situation and they know how beneficial it is to the program. “It’s not hurting us having so many younger guys,” said Cicco. “Sometimes they can be immature, but them being through the program is going to help. Having been in the program since seventh grade has helped because we have

a lot of experienced juniors.” While seeing girls on the mat is not a new sight, it is rare to see more than one on the squad, which is what Niagara-Wheatfield has in Kendra Cheers and Courtney DeWolf. Sweney says that coaching them is no different than coaching any of the boys on his team and that the technique is still the same. “We have some tough lightweights,” said Sweney. “She’s been on the team for the three years. It’s the same technique, same everything.” Niagara-Wheatfield opens the season with the Matthew Marino Invitational in Webster on Dec. 6.

HEAD COACH: Christian Held

By Nick Sabato SPORTS REPORTER

Wins were at a premium for Wilson last season. The Lakemen endured a rebuilding year that saw them go winless in NiagaraOrleans League matches, but that may have helped the future. Wilson only has one senior on the squad and just four juniors, so the next couple of seasons could be exciting to watch for wrestling fans. “I have a young team that’s very scrappy and they work very hard,” said Wilson head coach Christian Held. “They are going to be much better than last year.” Held claims that hard work has been and still is the key to rebuilding the program, which has become a clique term in sports but in this particular case it may ring true. With such a young team, Held is free to look at his team a bit differently than some coaches can because there is no hierarchy with age. Each of the captains is an underclassman whom Held felt worked the hardest in the offseason to get better. “We just keep the enthusiasm high,” said Held. “We found a lot of hard workers. That’s going to be the key.” One of those captains that have earned captaincy is sophomore Jeff Mazur, who should be a strong competitor in the 170-pound weight class this season. It is extremely rare to see an underclassman be named a captain, but it is almost unheard of for a sophomore to be named a captain on a varsity team, but this is something that Mazur is ready for and is adjusting well to. “I’m just taking it day-byday,” said Mazur. “I’m trying to help the team out the best

COACH’S OUTLOOK: “Win/loss wise we still have a couple holes in a couple of weight classes so it will be tough to fill those points but individually we should have a lot of strong competitors. I’m hoping to send several wrestlers to state qualifiers.” KEY WRESTLERS: Jeff Mazur Dylan Thompson-Cox Matt Morgan Kevin Hoover Claytin Hoover that I can. There are some challenges but I’m just trying to do the best that I can as a sophomore.” Another key grappler will be Dylan Thompson-Cox, who performed well last year at 195 pounds, but will bump up to 220 this season. The junior co-captain worked hard in the weight room to help him increase strength that will be needed to compete at a heavier class this year. “I would like to make sectionals and hopefully state qualifiers,” said ThompsonCox. “I worked hard in the weight room.” Wilson also expects big contributions from its third co-captain Matt Morgan, who was one of those wrestlers that went through the difficult season a year ago and was the only one to earn a trip to the state qualifier meet. At 195 pounds, Morgan is one of the few juniors on the team, and while he knows that wins could be at a premium he also knows that the team will have a much different look this year.

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Feeney, Orefice among defending sectional champs “Lions” from page B1 Lockport and Scappelliti have the goals of winning another league and sectional championship, but they also hope to be ranked in New York State at the end of the season. To get to that point, they know that they have to work hard and continue to get better to stay away from a mentality that has wrestlers expecting to win just because they have in the past. “It can be hard sometimes,” said Scappelliti. “We are lucky that we have a few good leaders in our captains. It takes guys like them to keep guys focused and keep them on point, but that’s also a big part of my job, too. Not letting our guys forget what it took to get to where we are and what it’s going to take to stay there is a huge part of my job and the captains’ jobs to remind them of that.” Kirk Feeney was one of the five Lockport grapplers to win a sectional championship last year,

and he did so at the 145-pound class. Feeney, a returning captain from last year, has focused his efforts into improving on his success and hopes to place at the state meet after failing to do that last year. “I have to just keep working hard every day,” said Feeney. “There is no limit and I have to just keep moving forward.” While he was a captain last season, Feeney is entering a bit of a different role as a senior in becoming one of the true leaders of the squad. As a junior, he often led by example while letting the seniors do all of the talking, but now he knows that it is his time to step up and take on that role. “I was a captain last year but I wasn’t a senior,” said Feeney. “I had other people to look up to. Now that I’m the guy I have to keep everybody a cohesive unit and keeping working for a

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Lockport defeated Grand Island on Wednesday.

championship.” Anthony Orefice is the other returning sectional champion, winning at the 126-pound division in ClassAAand he is primed for another big season. Some wrestlers aim to place in sectionals or in the league meet, but Orefice is looking to end his high school career with a bang by winning states. “I’m trying to work hard to get a higher place, if not to win states,” said Orefice. “I think being at this weight as a senior will help a lot.” Vince Eberhart is also returning for the fifth varsity season of his career that has seen him win over 100 matches. He was a sectional finalist in 2014 at 138 pounds. Lockport will also be looking to mix up that experience with some youth that has come up through the ranks in sophomores Steven Kapuscinski, Dontay Gill and Mark Cye to fill in some holes. Tyler Winslow and

Mike and Steve Daskavitz will also progress as the season goes along. Look for junior Robert Jones to have a breakout season this year as he will mainly compete at 160 pounds, but could float between 160 and 182 over the course of the season. “I think the breakout guy is probably going to be Robert Jones,” said Scappelliti. “RJ is a real athletic guy, he put in a really good offseason of training and we are really excited about what he is bringing. He was a sophomore starter for us at 120 but we think this year might be a year for him to break out.” Lockport was able to win its season opener over Grand Island 63-24 on Wednesday (Dec. 3), with the Lions losing only two matches by decision. Lockport will compete in its first tournament by traveling to the Cicero-North Syracuse Invitational Tournament on Dec. 6.

Expectations high for Raider grapplers after strong 2013 season By Nick Sabato SPORTS REPORTER

Expectations are high for the Barker/Roy-Hart grapplers. After a strong end to the 2013-2014 season that saw them place two spots ahead of Medina in the NiagaraOrleans tournament to give them a tie for third place overall, the Raiders are aiming for a league championship this year. Barker/Roy-Hart will have a full lineup, which is a huge coup for any team because it eliminates any forfeit points, and it has some strong wrestlers coming back from last year. “We want to win the league,” said Barker/Roy-Hart head coach Keith Jones. “We will have a full lineup, a solid team and hopefully we will be in the running to win a league title.” Barker/Roy-Hart has a had a strong tradition of wrestling in

the past with 2013 state champion Drew Hull, who is now competing at the University of Virginia. Keeping that tradition alive is the goal for Jones and he knows that to do that it starts from the bottom and works its way up. Now that Jones has taken over running the Barker/ Roy-Hart youth program, he expects the program to get back up to standard. “Basically, it starts at the kids club,” said Jones. “I’m the one running the kids club now so I’m recruiting kids out of both schools. If you don’t have a good kids club, you are going to have trouble having a successful varsity lineup. The teams in the past had a good kids club, but we were down because nobody was running it, but I took it over last year. I think that’s how you have a successful program. Building a kids club and seeing those kids come up through the program.”

HEAD COACH: Keith Jones COACH’S OUTLOOK: “We want to win the league. We will have a full lineup, a solid team and hopefully we will be in the running to win a league title.” Barker/Roy-Hart has three wrestlers that have won individual championships within the Niagara-Orleans League in the past and it hopes that it can contend once again this year. Brent Bachman, D.J. Gardner and Cameron Swick were all N-O champions and placed at sectionals, so they will be the backbone of the team this year. Bachman placed third as a freshman last year in Class C in the 113 division, and he hopes to contend for a sectional championship and to go to states as he moves up to 120 pounds. He also hopes

KEY WRESTLERS: Brent Bachman D.J. Gardner Cameron Swick Kirk Fay Adam Mikall Joe Nolan that his team can build upon the success that it had last year. “I think our goals are basically to improve upon last season,” said Bachman. “We want to finish high in the league, get more sectional placers, more state qualifier placers, a couple of guys going to states and keep building upon that.” Gardner is looking to rebound from a disappointing end to his junior season as he was unable to duplicate his success as a sophomore. After winning an N-O championship and placing in sectionals two years ago,

Gardner finished third in the league and fifth in sectionals last season so he hopes that he can get back to his winning ways as a senior. “I have to work harder,” said Gardner. “I have to work harder, drill harder and don’t take days off. I was pretty disappointed that I could win the league my sophomore year but I couldn’t last year.” Swick is the highest returning finisher from last year, taking second in the 120-pound division in Class C and he is looking to build on that as he bumps himself up to 138 pounds. The junior not only intends to make the state tournament, but he hopes to win it or at the very least place high. “I want to go to the state tournament and place at the top or very high,” said Swick. “As a team we want to win the league. If we wrestle the way we can 100 percent of the time, we will definitely win. With

that attitude I think we should come out on top.” Some other key contributors include Kirk Fay, Adam Mikall and Joe Nolan, who saw time at 145 and 170, respectively, last year, and they will be looking to take on bigger roles this year. Aaron Snell is also back after missing last season, and he will be joined by a group of juniors including William Jensen and Ryan Ulrich. Dillon Mangan will also look to have a strong senior year while A.J. Schafer is a promising talent that got a few matches in as just a seventh grader last year. “We have a lot of guys returning,” said Jones. “We are bringing a lot of experience back. Joe Nolan worked hard over the summer. I think he will be surprising a lot of people this year.” Barker/Roy-Hart will open the season with a dual meet at Akron on Dec. 11.

Team looking forward to competing with full roster “Wilson” from page B2 The Lakemen have the highest turnout rate since Held became head coach four years ago, and Morgan is looking forward to having a full roster as opposed to losing several matches because lack of wrestlers in a particular weight class

forced a forfeit. “With all the young people it’s going to be hard to win matches,” said Morgan. “Last year we forfeited a lot of matches so this year I’m looking forward to not forfeiting so many matches and having

people fight for those points.” Some of those wrestlers that will be fighting for points will be Kevin Hoover and Claytin Hoover, who Held expects to be a pair of breakout wrestlers. Devyn Ayers, Caleb Bach, Rion Debellaistre, Frank Dis-

penza, Michael Durow, Kris Ford, Cody Greenlief, Madison Kelly, Matt Lange, Nick Martin, Vaughn Miller, Quinn Rees, Jacob Sanborn, Kenny Thuman, Aaron Weich and Drew Westmoreland round out the roster for the Wilson.

While it may appear as if the Lakemen will continue to build towards next year, the scrappiness of the team could earn them a few dual meet wins this year. That effort is something the coaching staff and captains will be leaning on heavily.

“I’m looking for everyone to try their best,” said Mazur. “Fire off your back or get the takedowns. Just give 110 percent when you are the mat.” Wilson opens the season with a dual meet at Newfane on Dec. 11 at 6 p.m.

Kubala primed for another sectional championship run “Newfane” from page B1 “We have a meeting every day and we talk about expectations, being hungry in this sport and we talk about how you have to work,” said Montesanti. “Without hard work it’s easy to quit, it’s easy to give up. We have to push ourselves every day. That’s what we talk about in our meetings and hopefully it gets these guys motivated. A lot of the captains will speak up at our meetings and push the younger guys.” One of those captains is Jake Kubala, who finished second in the 160-pound division at sectionals last year and is primed to make a run at the championship podium again this year. Kubala is making a step up in weight class this year as he

will compete at 182 for most of the season, which is something that he has prepared for since the summer in order to build upon a 29-win season as a sophomore. “I just keep myself going by going to a lot of offseason tournaments or camps,” said Kubala. “I like to train hard. My friend has a barn with mats and we are always in there drilling. There was a lot of working out in the offseason.” Newfane is a rare commodity in that they have an incredible amount of experience, but they also have very few seniors. Co-captain Andrew Gelyon, who won 25 matches last year at 126, is one of only three seniors on the roster this year, and to him it is a strange feeling to

be the ‘old man’ of the group. “It’s strange,” said Gelyon. “When I was a freshman I saw all of the kids that we were really good. There were 13 seniors on the team when I was a freshman. So it’s very strange seeing a team that’s better than we were then, and we only have three seniors. I’m real proud of the kids in there and next year they will be even better.” Gelyon and Kubala, along with Paul Dunbar and Cyrus Simmons, are also returning N-O champions, while Dunbar and Simmons were third place finishers in sectionals. Zach Brown and Julian Nixon are looking to make some waves in the league this year after having some suc-

cess last year, but Montesanti expects them to step up and take an even bigger. “Two young guys that have experience and they are young but they have to step up this year are Zach Brown and Julian Nixon,” said Montesanti. “Those are two young lightweights that will be in the starting lineup all year and those guys need to step for us this year.” Chris Johnstone is also back back after finishing second in sectionals as a freshman, and his brother Charlie will be a huge contributor after notching 18 wins as a seventh grader. Montesanti expects big things out of Chris this season, but he also has huge expectations for Charlie over the

course of his career. “If there is one guy on the whole team that I think has a great future in this sport its Charlie Johnstone,” said Montesanti. “He’s only an eighth grader but last year he had almost 20 varsity wins. This year he’s going to be wrestling at 126. I really think he’s going to have a big year. Charlie is a really tough wrestler, he put in some time in the offseason and he works really hard. He’s got a lot of character and he pushes himself.” With all of that depth in the middle of the lineup, expect Newfane to push for another league and sectional championship when they open the season with a tournament at Tonawanda on Dec. 6.

HEAD COACH: Sal Montesanti COACH’S OUTLOOK: “We are going to be competitive. I would say we are going to have a tough time against teams that are strong in the upper weights and the lower weights. I think we are going to be competitive in every match we are in.” KEY WRESTLERS: Jake Kubala Andrew Gelyon Paul Dunbar Cyrus Simmons Zach Brown Julian Nixon Chris Johnstone Charlie Johnstone

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THE COLLEGE Bulls hire coach from Division III football powerhouse By Jonah Bronstein SPORTS REPORTER

Lance Leipold ran into a former colleague at a national convention last January and asked for some advice in moving up in the coaching ranks. Turner Gill, whom Leipold had coached with for three years at the University of Nebraska, shared his experiences taking a chance on a downtrodden University at Buffalo program in 2005 and building it into a champion in three years. Last month, when Leipold was approached about the possibility becoming the next UB football coach, he immediately flashed back to that conversation with Gill. “He said the more he came to look at this place, the more special it became,” Leipold said. “Turner is a man I have always respected and I took his words and advice that

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Lance Leipold posted a 106-6 record as the head coach at Division III Wisconsin-Whitewater. you need to look.” Leipold liked what he saw enough to decided UB was the kind of “special opportunity” that could lure him away from his alma mater, WisconsinWhitewater. In his eighth season

coaching the Warhawks, Leipold has a 106-6 record and five national championships. He is the fastest coach to reach 100 wins at any NCAA level. And his team is currently 12-0 and ranked No. 1 in the country entering the

D-III quarterfinals. Leipold will continue his pursuit of a sixth national championship while transitioning into his new job at UB. “I do need to finish the obligation of making sure we play our fullest as long as we can in the playoffs back in Wisconsin,” Leipold said. But Leipold is eager for the new challenge at “New York’s university,” he said. “This is an unbelievable opportunity, and it’s ready to take off,” Leipold said. Leipold is a proven winner, something athletic director Danny White said was a priority in his coaching search. “This team is ready to win and we feel like ready to win now,” White said. “As a result, as I went through this process, I wasn’t out there selling a rebuilding effort. I was out there talking about the character and talent we have in our program and really looking

at and targeting successful head coaches, proven head coaches that have won. “I was not too interested in looking for folks with a learning curve.” This is a departure from White’s last major hire, men’s basketball coach Bobby Hurley, who no head coaching experience and limited experience as an assistant, but was a highprofile name by virtue of his playing career, and his Hall of Fame father’s success at the high school level. White and Leipold also acknowledged that UB’s new coach will face a learning curve on the recruiting trail. With no scholarships to offer at WisconsinWhitewater, Leipold drew nearly all of his players from Wisconsin and Illinois. He plans to hire a staff of assistants that will help him make vital contacts in other areas. “That’s got to be proven,” Leipold said. “You have to

just go out, and like anybody, you have to prove yourself. … That’s a part we’re going to work hard at.” At WisconsinWhitewater, Leipold also had a winning tradition and facilities that were the class of Division III to sell recruits. Leipold will not be able to sell those qualities at UB. But he believes the university has plenty more to offer potential players. “You have to be aggressive in recruiting,” Leipold said. “You need to be thorough. “Most importantly, once you make the evaluation, when you deal with student athletes, you have to talk about what the opportunities are on the field and off the field. This is not just a fouryear experience. This is going to be a 40-plus year experience for them, and this university can open doors for those student athletes after they leave here. I think when they see that, they’ll be as excited as I am.”

OP Middle student sparks UB volleyball team this season By Jonah Bronstein SPORTS REPORTER

She never shows up on the score sheet and only takes the floor during timeouts. But Savannah Harvey played a part in helping the University at Buffalo volleyball team qualify for the Mid-American conference quarterfinals for the first time in school history. Savannah, a 13-year-old Orchard Park Middle School student, sat on the Buffalo bench in her No. 10 jersey at home games this season. “Savannah is the little light

on the team,” said Danielle Marotto, a junior from Lancaster. “She’s fantastic in all of the huddles. Even though there is tension, she is always the one that’s trying to bring every one up. She dances around and it gets everyone to smile.” Savannah linked up with UB through the Friends of Jaclyn Foundation, which seeks to improve the quality of life for children with pediatric brain tumors. In 2005, Savannah was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a malignant tumor that originates in the cerebellum, a region of the brain that plays

an important role in motor control, attention, language, and regulating fear and pleasure responses. Her cancer is currently in remission. Coincidentally, Savannah’s father, who played volleyball at Springfield College, had a prior relationship with UB head coach Reed Sunahara. And her older brother, Noah, had played junior varsity volleyball for Rick Albano, husband of the former Stephanie Jansma, a Lancaster native now coaching at UB. “Savannah really helps the girls put things in perspective,” Albano said.

“No matter how things get on the court, you see her and she’s happy. She’s enjoying every minute of it. So we should be happy out here playing a sport we love. And no matter how far we are down, we can fight back. Savannah is definitely a fighter, and we want to portray that on the court for her.” Getting a high five from Savannah during timeouts became a home game ritual for the Bulls this season. And in the final MAC home game against Akron, one the Bulls needed to win to make the conference tournament, Savannah began giving hugs

during stoppages in play. UB went on to sweep the match. “I told her her hugs were lucky,” senior Liz Scott said. “Savannah and her family have brought a new light to the team. She’s so upbeat, she’s got so much spirit, and when she gives us a high five or a smile on the bench, it lights up the whole team.” Being part of the UB team has also been a light in Savannah’s life. “It feels pretty good getting to know the girls, being here, encouraging them to win,” Savannah said

“The girls are wonderful with her,” said Savannah’s mother, Andrea. “They are excellent role models. They are just so sweet with her. They accept her for who she is, and support her for who she is.” UB will return all but two players from this year’s team, which finished 17-15 and tied a program record with six MAC wins in Sunahara’s first season. Savannah will also be back on the bench next season. “She’s part of the team,” Marotto said. “She’s part of our family.”

Hoppy helped Buff State to first postseason berth since 2000 By Jonah Bronstein SPORTS REPORTER

Growing up in the shadows of Ralph Wilson Stadium, Kyle Hoppy learned what it takes to conduct the comeback drive. Six years after he seemingly hung up his shoulder pads, Hoppy is doing just that at Buffalo State. Hoppy, the quarterback of Orchard Park High School’s 2008 state championship team, led the Bengals this year to their first eight-win season since 1998 and their first postseason appearance since 2000. Buffalo State finished the season at 8-3 with a lopsided victory in the ECAC Southwest Bowl, during which Hoppy had the best game of his career so far, passing for 335 yards and five touchdowns, tying the school record. Better yet for the Bengals, the 23-year-old business major still has two years of eligibility left.

After being drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in 2009, Hoppy turned down a scholarship offer from Bucknell University to pursue a professional baseball career. He toiled in the minors for four years before reaching out to his former Orchard Park teammate and current Buffalo State assistant coach, Garret McLaughlin, about restarting his football career. Hoppy backed up another state champion quarterback, Casey Kacz (Sweet Home), last season, and won the starting job this year. Senior wide receiver Mike Doherty (Kenmore East) said the Bengals expected their firstyear starter would pick up right where the most prolific quarterback in school history left off. “I knew Kyle was going to be good, because he was a state champion in high school and a playmaker,” said Doherty, who graduated high school the same year as Hoppy. Hoppy showed a bit of rust after the long hiatus from

playing quarterback. He was benched in the second half twice and briefly lost his starting job. But by the end of the season, Hoppy had put together two straight standout performances, and coach Jerry Boyes believes Hoppy could establish himself as the top passer in school history over the next two years. “He has the skillset to do that,” Boyes said. “The potential is all right there. Now it’s just continuing to grow, from the mental aspect of the game.” Boyes said Hoppy made great strides toward the end of the season in reading defenses and calling plays at the line of scrimmage, a key element of the Bengals offense. Hoppy finished the season with a 54.1 percent completion rate, 2,258 yards and 22 touchdowns, one shy of the school record. He ranked first in the nation with 18.2 yards per completion and his 9.9 yards per attempt were the best

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Buffalo State QB and OP native Kyle Hoppy. in the Empire 8 conference. His 161.7 efficiency rating ranked second in the conference and 18th nationally. He also rushed for 302 yards and five touchdowns, putting him in the top 50 nationally in points accounted for. “This was a great year,” Hoppy said. “I really came into my own after not playing organized football for five years and backing up Casey last year.

“I’ve always loved the sport of football. I gave it a shot at baseball and it didn’t work out, but now I’m giving it another shot here in football and I’m loving it. Being here right now, it’s a great time to be here. I feel like I’m in a great place.” Buffalo State fell one win short of its ultimate goal of qualifying for the NCAA playoffs, but established a baseline of success by being selected for, and winning, one of the seven ECAC bowl games. “Coach Boyes always talks about making noise and this year we made noise in our conference and made noise nationally,” Hoppy said. “Now we need to keep making that noise and keep striving toward that ultimate goal of getting to the NCAA tournament and winning some games.” The Bengals put 11 players on the all-conference teams this year, and not one of them was Hoppy. Linebacker Marquis Artis (Amherst), who was named Empire 8 Defensive Player of the Year. Doherty, the pro-

gram’s all-time leading receiver, second all-time leading rusher Rich Pete, offensive lineman Brandon Lathrop (Kenmore West), linebacker Mitch Thomas (Sweet Home), linebacker Shaq Frederick, and kicker Marc Montana (St. Joe’s) were also first-team selections. Wide receiver Ryan Carney (Olean), defensive end Dez Howard (St. Francis), defensive tackle Anthony Sanders (McKinley), and cornerback Sherman Nelson made the second-team. Hoppy won’t have Pete to hand off to or Doherty at his disposal next season, but Carney, who set a school record with 12 touchdown catches, has another year left, and Boyes believes he has built the Bengals into a program that can withstand graduation losses. “If you’re doing things right, the faces change, but success stays,” Boyes said. “Tradition should not graduate.” Doherty, for his part, said, “If anybody is going to lead them to the (NCAA) playoffs, it’s going to be Kyle.”

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Local student with Cerebral Palsy gives back to NCP Charles Dieteman, Charlie to his teachers and classmates, honored World CP Day on Oct. 1 by collecting, and then donating more than $600 to Niagara Cerebral Palsy (NCP). Charles, a sixth grade student at Lewiston-Porter Middle School, was born with cerebral palsy (CP), a chronic condition affecting the areas of the brain that controls movement and muscle coordination. According to Tara McLellan, Charles mother, his CP is mild, but he still has his struggles. Less than seven-percent of individuals with CP have more than one type. He has more than three. “It isn’t CP that defines Charlie,” said Joy Khatib, a teacher at the multi-age Intermediate Education Center (IEC), “He is widely known throughout both schools for his contagious smile, kind personality, and compassion towards others. Charlie possesses a relentless spirit that never gives up and always sees the positive side to any situation.” According to Khatib, to

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