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We must keep sportsmanship in sports portsmanship – or more precisely the lack thereof – has certainly made headlines recently with the firing of an assistant boys basketball coach from Poughkeepsie for assaulting a referee. He was later arrested and will have to settle his dispute in a court of law.

We know firsthand how hard it is to referee sports, having been a longtime volunteer soccer referee and referee coordinator for AYSO youth soccer.

Everyone makes “bad calls” but there is truly no excuse for overexuberant fans, coaches or parents yelling at referees and especially no excuse for assaulting one.

Refereeing is not a perfect science – i.e. Detroit v. Dallas in last Sunday’s NFL Playoff game. Many could argue that a “bad call” cost Detroit the game with millions of dollars on the line. Fans have every right to feel angry at what happened but only one thing is certain – Dallas is travelling to Green Bay this weekend, not Detroit.

And therein lies the rub. Unfortunately youth and high school athletics don’t have the luxury of instant replay, coach’s challenges or television coverage. Our games are played in small gymnasiums with referees, coaches and the players themselves all trying to perform at their highest level.

We can only hope that sportsmanship is something which is stressed both on and off the court. While we want our teams to win we need to remember that high school athletics are just that – high school athletics.

Please keep sportsmanship first when attending both home and away games to cheer on your teams, and be a good role model.

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Despite new roster, Eldred boys eye sectionals

BY ELI RUIZ

The Eldred boys’ basketball team had nothing short of a phenomenal 15-5 season last year, earning a trip to sectional play, where they would eventually lose in the Section IX championship game to Coleman.

But, having lost the majority of his team from last season, coach JJ Gass still thinks his team can compete for a postseason berth in Class D. “With losing much of last year’s team to graduation we are still striving to make sections,” he offered.

“We will go through some growing pains and that’s expected with a new roster, but if we come together by the end of the year, we can make a strong push towards the Section IX championship.”

And though his team will be playing a bit of a tougher schedule this season than last, Gass thinks that’s a pos-

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The 2014-15 Eldred boys’ basketball team: (front row, left to right) Nick Wyss, Noah Clemmons, James Fahnstock, Dominic Roselli, Andrew Halloran, Francesco Merendino; (back row) coach JJ Gass, David Powers, Tyler Starke, Jonathan Santoro, Emerson Heasman, Dylan Wolff.

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“We have a tough non-conference schedule with games against Seward, Chester, Port Jervis and O’Neill. It should help us prepare for our league games. We’re very much looking forward to competing out there.”

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Eldred girls eager to ‘state’ their case jackets are two key returnees from last year: junior center Kelsey Collins and junior point guard Sheila Burns. Collins was 2nd in the state in blocks last year, averaged 10 points per game and was named the BCANY Class D Player of the Year. Burns led the team in steals and minutes last year and Jasper calls her “the hardest working kid I've ever met. She's [Burns] the heart and soul of our team and one of the best on-the-ball defenders I've seen. She always pushes everyone to do their best.”

Sophomore Alyssa McGrail is the power forward, trying to replace the big shoes left by last year’s leading scorer Jess Ships.

“So far she's done everything that's been asked of her and her work ethic is phenomenal,” said Jasper.

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aving gone 8-10 last season, with a perfect 4-0 league record, the Lady Yellowjackets from Eldred were ready for sectional and state regional competition. But there were no teams who qualified and thus the Lady Yellowjackets advanced to the Class D state semifinals by virtue of two byes.

In that semifinal game, Eldred lost big to a powerhouse Romulus of Section V. The Lady Yellowjackets and head coach Ryan Jasper want nothing more than to get back to that game, though they know this year – due to a change in tournament brackets – will definitely require two games to get to the Final Four.

“This year if we make it back, you know, there won’t be a thing anyone can say, except maybe – congratulations,” said Jasper.

With a 6-1 record so far this season, the Lady Yellowjackets seemed to be headed back to postseason play.

“Our goals for this season are to compete for the league and sectional titles by working hard and staying disciplined,” said Jasper. “I have a great group of hardworking kids and hopefully we can be in the league/sectional race at the end of the season.”

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The 2014-15 Eldred girls’ basketball team: (front row, left to right) Destinee Arnold, Jenna Burns, Kate Reiser; (back row) head coach Ryan Jasper, Mickela Giula, Jordan Lepes, Kelsey Collins, Alyssa McGrail, Sheila Burns, assistant coach Doug Reiser.

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Eldred’s Nick Wyss drives to the basket on Tuesday versus Sullivan West. Wyss hit for 14 points in a losing effort.

Eldred’s Cole Merendino shoots a three-pointer in last Tuesday night’s home game against Sullivan West.

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he start of the season has been a bit of a rocky road for Fallsburg boys basketball. Moved up to Class B from Class C this year (based on an increase in enrollment), the Comets started the season by playing five tough Class A schools and just one B school, Liberty, to whom they lost by two points.

Adding to their woes is the loss of three starters to graduation – Ahmad Shomo, Nick Pinder and Jeremiah Fannings – and the return of just one senior, center Shane Luczyski.

Carmine Berardi found himself abruptly promoted from JV to varsity coach just two weeks before the season began leaving him scrambling to pick up the pieces and figure out the dynamics of the young team. (Pete Dworetsky was the longtime coach and who decided not to continue coaching due to personal reasons).

And even though the losses have been mounting early on for Berardi and his Comets, he likes to remind his players of what the great Kareem Abdul Jabbar always said: “You can't win unless you learn how to lose.”

Although the team is young, Berardi feels they are improving with every game. “They've been playing nothing but A teams, and in every game, they don't give up. Their losses haven't been by huge amounts – single digits – and they play hard no matter what.”

Key players this season include juniors Brandon Berardi, Brandon Davis and Jaidon Zeno, sophomore Amistad Hackett, freshman Brandon Blakney, and senior Shane Luczyski rounding out the starters.

“They're all still learning what it means to play together as a team, and they've had to learn quickly,” says Berardi.

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the loss against Liberty was a particularly hard blow, said Berardi. “We should have beat them – the game started at 4 p.m. instead of the usual 6 p.m. to accommodate Liberty's winter concert, and the change really threw us off. I'm not making excuses, it just felt out of sync and by they time they got their heads in the game, it was too late.”

To make it to sectionals, Fallsburg has to win half of its league games – leaving them with just one more chance to defeat Liberty and needing at least one win against the more competitive James I. O'Neill.

“It could come down to our very last game, which is a home game against O'Neill,” said Berardi. “By then, if they continue to be present in every game and play with determination, we have a good chance to make it.”

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The 2014-15 Fallsburg boy’s basketball team (kneeling, left to right) Brandon Blakney, Brandon Davis; (standing, left to right) Denzel Hinton, Howard Sanders, Jaidon Zeno, Josh Begbie, Sun Singh, Shane Luczyski, Cylik Finn, Amistad Hackett, Brandon Berardi and coach Carmine Berardi.

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t’s fair to say that the Fallsburg girls’ basketball team is definitely one to watch this season. So far, they are 6-2 overall, with two of those wins being league games, putting them on top of OCIAA Division IV. They also have a win over Class A Goshen.

Much has been made of freshman Diamond Weeks, who is averaging more than 19 points per game. Her talent is undeniable, and according to coach Dan Redmond, she’s taken the attention with a grain of salt.

“We talked about the press she's getting, and she is handling it well,” said Redmond. “Basketball is Diamond's main focus and she trains hard for it. She is, most importantly, a team player – she knows when and where she is needed and is willing to adjust her game at any time.

“If I need her scoring, she'll step in and score – if I need her to hang back, she can adjust to that, too. She never thinks about herself – her focus is the game and her team. That is what makes her amazing, especial-

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The 2014-15 Fallsburg girls’ basketball team: (kneeling, left to right) Diana Presti, coach Daniel Redmond; (standing, left to right) assistant coach Lucille Carter-Harris, Karryn Smith, Brooke Sapolsky, Stephanie Perna, Kassandra Foertsch, Nyasia Harris, Brittany Spinelli, Diavian Smith, Naomi Moody, Diamond Weeks.

ly at her age.”

In addition to Weeks, junior point guard Brooke Sapolsky has become a leader on the team, and according to Redmond, always puts her teammates in a good position to score.

“Softball is Brooke's number one sport – she's an awesome pitcher. To watch her grow into her basketball role is truly a blessing.”

Center and team captain Nyasia Harris, one of four returning seniors, has played varsity for four years and brings talent and experience to the game. Sophomore Diavian Smith, the team’s power forward is the primary rebounder and has been responsible for a lot of the “down-low dirty work this year,” according to

Redmond.

After taking a year off during the 2013-2014 season, Redmond is excited to be back with this group.

“I've worked with some incredibly talented players in the six years I've coached, but from a team perspective, these girls are simply amazing,” he said with admiration. “They are improving game to game and we are further along than I thought we'd be, but as a coach I know they've got more in them. Their progress is exciting, but our sights are set on the big prize, so there's no point in getting comfortable where we are now.

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Fallsburg Cheerleading The Fallsburg 2014-15 cheerleading team (left to right): assistant coach Frances Garcia, Lamera Palmer, Catherine Flores-Granados, Diamond Fannings, Jennifer Davila, Autumn Fuller, Mickenna Meyer, Destiny German, coach Kiffanie Rodgers-Sanchez. Not pictured: Tahiya Fields, Ciana Patterson- Dacosta, Liliana Moody, Rebecca Hallenback, Maegan Hurwitz, Naomi Moody.

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The Fallsburg 2014-15 indoor track team (left to right): Nyasia Harris, Sierra Patterson, Tyler Dubois, Maegan Hurwitz. The team is coached by Brian Cavanagh and Michael St. Lawrence.

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espite a long, 3-14 season last year, Liberty boys’ basketball coach Dave Slater remains positive for 2015 and hopes to get his Indians back into sectional play after a tough few years at the helm.

To get him there, Slater says he’ll be leaning on senior guard Stephen Johnson. “He’s [Johnson] been outstanding for us,” offered Slater. “He’s always looking for the open man and has great vision out there.”

Slater is also encouraged by the improved play of junior Grant Harman.

“Grant has just really come along this season and become a very strong athlete and overall basketball player,” offered Slater. “He just works very hard every day, he gives us a lot of good boards and quality minutes.

“I think we’ll be fine this season.”

Liberty has already won two games in the young season and appears on its way to surpassing last year’s win total.

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ifth-year Liberty girls’ basketball coach Beth Quatrale admits enduring a 1-16 campaign in 2013-14 was as tough as it gets.

But heading into this season, she was not the least bit discouraged.

And so far her team is responding to her positive outlook with a surprising 4-3 start.

“We have our eyes set on qualifying for sections but we are extremely focused on the smaller steps that will get us to that goal like winning one game at a time,” said Quatrale.

“Our goal for this season is to maintain positive attitudes and grow into a basketball family. With our athleticism and heart we believe that by maintaining positive attitudes and mental approaches to each and every game we can evolve as a team and overall find ourselves success on the basketball court.”

Liberty is led by top scorer Karissa

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The 2014-15 Liberty girls’ basketball team is: (left to right) coach Beth Quatrale, Karissa Yoli, Nikki Keyes, Margarett Deis, Ashley Holloway, Catherine Cardillo, Kelsey Morgans, Bryanna Keyes, Zytoria Reynolds, Keelin Bonilla and assistant coach Erin Kinne.

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at Burke . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm at Port Jervis . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm Port Jervis . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 pm at Goshen . . . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm Tuxedo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 pm at Onteora . . . . . . . . . . . .5:30 pm Fallsburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 pm O’Neill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 pm Burke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 pm Monticello . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 pm

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The 2014-15 Liberty alpine ski team: (front row, left to right) Julia Johnston, Chloe Ricco, Brianna Roth, Josh Costa, coach Corrine McGuire; (back row) Abby Milling, Daniel Johnston, Maria Symanski, Kamry Conboy, Patrick Burke, Tanner Parks, Carl McGuire, Olivia Racette, Kyle Simmons, Phoenix Feldman.

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Yloi, who is averaging 13 points per game and has already been named of the early-season Livingston Manor tournament.

“She brings a true intensity and thus far has stepped up anytime we have needed a spark. “ Quatrale also noted that junior Catherine Cardillo is “beginning to prove herself as a basketball player as well. She has already shown to be successful with her mid-range jumper and she is beginning to become more confident in a variety of other aspects of the game as well.”

Seniors Zytoria Reynolds and Keelin Bonilla have also contributed to Liberty’s early success with strong defensive play.

But perhaps the real spark behind the turnaround this year is the addi-

tion of eighth-grade sensation Kelsey Morgans, a naturally-gifted ballhandler who has assumed the role as floor general.

“Kelsey is just a special and rare breed,” said Quatrale. “She busts her butt every second that she is around the game of basketball. At practice Kelsey is always willing to try new things and is extremely coachable.

In her first four varsity games, Morgans averaged just under seven points per game.

“Trust me when I say that people are only getting a small taste of what Kelsey Morgans is all about,” said Quatrale. “She is a phenomenal athlete and her basketball IQ is beginning to skyrocket. She has a passion for the game of basketball and more importantly an incredible work ethic and the raw athletic ability to be something special. She simply refuses to settle.”

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The 2014-15 Liberty boys’ indoor track team (left to right): coach Karl Bressler, Carlos Juarez, Vincent Henry, Lucas Carrion, Shane Black, Stephen Clark, Alex Montecinos, Jordan Russo, Thomas Clark.

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The 2014-15 Liberty girls’ indoor track team: (front row, left to right) McKinley Conklin, Ashely Silverman, Rebecca Milnikey, Myra McConnell, Gabriella Nolan, Leanhana Ziles; (back row, left to right) coach Debbie Simpson, Cameron England, Anisa Avery, Sienna Thomas, Erica Clark, Mandelin Lounsburry, Sierra Smith, Evelyn Barragan, Lindsie Siegel, Miyanna Vernon.

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Livingston Manor Boys’ Basketball Coach: Charlie Hicks 2013-14 record: 6-12 Top Returners: Forward Terrance Lockhart (12.3 ppg and 9.5 rpg); guard Matt Janik (8 ppg and 3 steals per game); guard Dillion Taggart (6 ppg); forward Max Kaplan (7 rpg).

Team strengths: “Our size and rebounding.”

Season’s goals: “To improve our win total from last year and compete for a division and sectional title.”

Key games: “All divisional games are key games for us this year.”

So far this season: “I’m very pleased with the way the season has started. We are 4-1 overall and 2-0 in league play. I only hope we can stay focused and unselfish throughout the rest of the long season.”

Overall comment: “I believe we have a promising season ahead. But like anything else you have to go out there and execute.

“I’m excited to return four starters from last year’s team. There is a good mix of experience on this team with seven seniors returning, four juniors and one freshman transitioning to varsity.

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The 2014-15 Livingston Manor boys’ basketball team: (front row, left to right) Nik Zatas, Mark Alexander, Dillon Taggert, and James Johnston; (middle row) team managers Patrick Dibartolo and Cody Froehlich, Greg Scott, Austin Shaver and Ocean Heintz; (back row) Matt McRell, Frank Kuttner, Brandon Powell, Matt Janik, Terrance Lockhart, Max Kaplan, Jordan Heintz and Coach Charlie Hicks.

“I believe Terrance Lockhart and Matt Janik will be the driving force behind our offense but I am curious to see who else will step up to take on a bigger role to help us win games. As a team we were not satisfied with how we finished last season. This year we are looking to improve our record from last year and be competitive in our division.”

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The 2014-14 Livingston Manor girls’ basketball team: (front row, left to right) Mara Marshal Leroy, Tara Carlson, Kaitlin Janik, Katie Rau; (back row) Coach Joe Meyer, Ta-Shuana West, Abby Gorr, Devon Dutcher, Emily Gorr, Lindsey Rau, Coach Kevin Clifford.

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The 2014-15 Monticello boy’s basketball team: (front row, left to right) Travon Jarrett, Cameron Depew, Shaun Jackson, Master Patterson and Donovan Williams; (back row, left to right) team manager Isiah Fields, Terrell Goodson, Mentor Gashi, Rafael Ortiz, Jamal George, Dante Smalls, Sha-Shawn Drayton, Devin Williams, Kyle McCreery, Semaj Prince, Tyrell Poole, head Coach Chris Russo.

good group of players who like each other and are working hard and improving.

The Panthers have already participated in two of three scheduled benefit games: the ‘Jingleball Classic’ to raise money for the Monticello High School Toy Drive and the Slam Dunk Cancer Games at MSMC to benefit The Hudson Valley Cancer Resource Center. In February, they will compete in the BCANY vs Cancer Classic at SUNY Sullivan to benefit the Oncology Unit at Catskill Regional Medical Center.

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The Monticello boys’ varsity basketball team under coach Chris Russo had a respectable season last year with a 10-9 record that earned them a sectional ticket.

But, both he and his team are looking for a better 2015 campaign. And they’re off to a decent start with a 5-3 record and a championship title in the Lake Wallenpaupak Holiday tournament.

“This is a deep Class A field as both leagues [OCIAA and MHAL] have some really strong teams,” offered Russo. “We have the talent to compete for a division and section title.

We just have to continue to work and improve.”

As for Russo’s players to watch: “Sha-Shawn Drayton and Devin Williams will be key to our success as well as the ability of our guards to get them the ball in spots where they will be most successful,” he said. “We want to compete at the highest level every time we step on the floor. Our focus is to improve with every practice and game.

“We want to put ourselves in a position to win each game we play.”

And then there’s point-guard Mentor Gasho: “Mentor is a tough player who does a great job handling the ball and getting us into our offense,” said Russo. “He is a courageous competitor who isn't afraid of the big spot and shoulders the responsibility of being our primary point guard. He is a very good defender and will be expected to check the best guard on the opposing team.”

“I am really looking forward to this season,” continued Russo. “I have a

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The 2014-15 Monticello girls’ basketball team: (left to right) coach James Hinton, Kalea Rucker, Kayla Nero, Lena Episalla, Yamilersy Reyes, Na-eelah Shackelford, Attilah Snowden, Sierra Grant, Shandell Jones, Aryana Mckoy, Ileytza Soto-Perez. Missing is Nonica Clark.

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“She’s just really tough on the boards and she drives to the basket very strong. She’s just a great leader on the court.”

Reyes is a solid shooter “and when she’s on, she just does not miss,” said Hinton. “She’s another senior I’ll be leaning on.”

Hinton is no stranger to the sidelines having coached for the past 25 years at various levels.

“I have been very lucky to have had great coaches that I learned so much from, coaches like Ed Reinte of Liberty.

I’m just very excited to coach the Monticello varsity girls. It’s just some-

thing that I’ve always wanted to do and I want to thank James Ryan [Monticello athletic director] for this opportunity.”

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First-year Monticello varsity girls’ basketball coachJames Hinton is filling some big shoes this year after the departure of long-time coach and legend Karen Atack, who retired after last season.

But Hinton says he looks forward to putting his own stamp on the program.

“Replacing coach Atack who I call a Hall of Famer feels good, as she coached my two daughters years back,” said Hinton.” She is a legend in my book and my plan is to maintain what coach Atack has built and to add a few things of my own – like putting on the press a lot more and playing a lot of zone defense and also some man to man.”

Having gone 8-12 last season, Hinton says, “We just want to stay healthy this season and work hard on and off the court. We definitely want to get into sectionals and that’s our goal, but we have to keep healthy.”

So far this season, Monticello is 2-3.

Players to watch this year are seniors Shandell Jones, Yamilersy Reyes and Lena Episalla. Hinton calls Jones one of the top forwards in high school girls’

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Roscoe Boys’ Basketball

Coach: Fred Ahart 2013-14 record: 7-12 (Section IX semifinals) Top returners: Seniors Collin Tallman (three years on varsity), Robert Dreher, Dylan Murphy, Joseph McDoal; junior Jacob Butler; sophomore Nick Hill Newcomers: Seniors Lance Helms, Brett Kiakis, Travis Lunn and nathony Morgano; junior Kyle Hendrickson; also assistant coach Chuck Husson (former Roscoe player) Key losses: Rob Taurino, Brad Dreher, Liam Fogarty Will Brsius and Ryan Wood.

Team strengths: “Players that are working hard together as a team and continue to strive to improve and to overcome adversity.”

Need to improve: “We need to accentuate the positive, step up on defense, continue to work hard together as a team, and make plays that will turn around close games. I am confident that if we continue to persist, good things will happen.”

Season’s goals: “To play one game at a time, concentrate on that game and perform as well as possible in that game.”

Key games: “The key game is always the next game on the schedule. That has been my philosophy for 47 years and will continue to be so.

“All divisional games are key games for us this year.”

So far this season: “All seven of our games this season have been losses against Section 4 schools. In the first five of those games (vs. Hancock and Cherry Valley-Springfield in the Hancock tournament, vs. Gilboa and Afton in the Margaretville tournament, and a home game vs. Harpursville), the margin of victory for the opponents was a total of 30 points, an average of six points per game.

“We now play the Section IX portion of our schedule. I am confident that what we learned from the close games in Section IV will help us to improve as we go into our regular Section IX play.

“In the 7 games this season, Collin Tallman has averaged 11.6 points per game and 10.4 rebounds per game. In addition, he has been named to the alltournament team in all three tournaments.

Overall comment: “We are looking to continue to work hard together as a team, accentuate the positive, step up on defense and make plays that will turn around close games.”

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Coach: Becky Ahart 2013-14 record: 9-9 overall (as part of combined Downsville-Roscoe team) Top returners: (From the DownsvilleRoscoe varsity team): seniors Morgan Edelglass and Maria Muller; (from the Downsville-Roscoe JV team): senior Kelsey Kalin, juniors: Alyssa Diaz, Karrisa Newkirk, and Ceili Horton.

Newcomers: Junior Shay Ware; sophomores Elizabeth Kuehn, Mollie Engle, Dakota Helms and up from the modified freshmen Camille Hondromaras, Kylea May, Rosalyn Trautschold, and Amanda Rampe Key losses: Junior Lucy Kunz, injured her knee in the Downsville-Roscoe soccer season; Virginia Gilkeson graduated.

Team strengths: “Players willing to work hard and learn, never giving up.”

Need to improve: “We are working to improve in all areas.”

Season’s goals: “To play one game at a time as a team and look to improve with each one.”

Key games: “The key game is always the next game on the schedule.”

So far this season: “I’m very proud of the team for working as hard they have.

I’ve seen improvement and positive development.”

Overall comment: “This is the first year of a return to a Roscoe-only team. The girls are working hard with young players to rebuild the Roscoe tradition. I’d like to recognize assistant coach, Mrs. Melissa Ebeling who is helping develop the team.”

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at Deposit . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:30 pm Chapel Field . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 pm Walton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:30 pm at Fallsburg . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 pm Tri-Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 pm Chester Academy . . . . . . .5:00 pm at Livingston Manor . . . . .5:00 pm at Eldred (SCCC) . . . . . . . .4:00 pm Eldred . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 pm Chapel Field . . . . . . . . . . .5:00 pm

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The 2014-15 Roscoe girls’ basketball team: (front row, left to right) Morgan Edelglass, Maria Muller, Kelsey Kalin; (middle row, left to right) Dakota Helms, Elizabeth Keuhn, Karissa Newkirk, Rosalyn Trautschold, Amanda Rampe; (back row, left to right) assistant coach Melissa Ebeling, Shay Ware, Camille Hondromaras, Alyssa Diaz, Molly Engle, Kylea May, Ceili Horton, coach Becky Ahart.

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Sullivan West building on senior experience

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Their only league loss came at Chester, where the Hambletonians shot the lights out enroute to a big win.

“Our only bad loss is the Chester loss,” Nober said. “I want to see them again [at home]. I don’t think we gave them our best effort.”

But Nober was happy with the Bulldogs latest game, a 68-43 win over host Eldred on Tuesday night.

“Our team played hard. We took three or four charges and we were able to put pressure on the ball,” he said.

Nober was also impressed with the play of seniors Ronj Padu, who netted 22, and Noah Bauer, who had 12 points, including three 3-pointers.

The duo has been leading the team in scoring this year and also playing tough defense.

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STORY AND PHOTO BY FRED STABBERT III Sullivan West Head Coach Bruce Nober is counting on big things from his seniors, many of whom played for the veteran head coach last year on varsity.

“We have a lot of seniors on this year’s team and I’m looking for them to improve [as the season progresses],” Nober said. “If things break the right way, it could be an exciting year.”

Sullivan West started the year with a sizzling first game of the season where they handed Tri-Valley a fourpoint loss, but that game was nonleague.

“Our division is really competitive,” he said. “With S.S. Seward, Chester, us and Tri-Valley. And Tuxedo is no pushover.”

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espite losing a solid nucleus to graduation, fifth-year Head Coach Patrick Donovan is happy with the progress of this year’s team.

“We are ahead of schedule,” he said.

“Our girls are used to what we are doing and it has been an easier transition from jayvee to varsity.”

Donovan credits the easier transition to two things: ten of his players attending Colgate summer basketball camp and bringing up several jayvee players last year at the end of the season to give them experience at the higher level of competition.

Led by co-captains Carly Grishaber and Bella Kent, the team already has picked up two wins, almost matching last year’s season total.

“Varsity is more physical with a faster pace of play,” Donovan said.

“We have great kids and great numbers [of players].”

Another factor helping varsity girls basketball at Sullivan West is the strong support Donovan is getting from coaches at all levels.

“I’m reaping the benefits of youth basketball, which was recently made larger and includes more instruction,” he said. “We also have great modified coaches in Diana Hahn and Ricky Ellison, who is doing 8th grade.”

Donovan also credited the jayvee program with doing a good job of getting his players ready for varsity.

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Sullivan West Schedule Girls Basketball Jan. 9 15 21 Feb. 2 5 7 10 12 17 19 23

at Chester . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm SS Seward . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 pm Chapel Field . . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm Livingston Manor . . . . . . .5:00 pm Chester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 pm Tri-Valley (SCCC) . . . . . . .11:00 am at Tri-Valley . . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm Tuxedo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 pm at Goshen . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00 pm at SS Seward . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm at Livingston Manor . . . . .5:00 pm

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Chapel Field . . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm Tri-Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 pm Tuxedo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 pm Pine Plains . . . . . . . . . . . .6:00 pm at Roscoe . . . . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm SS Seward . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 pm at Livingston Manor . . . . .6:30 pm at Port Jervis (SCCC) . . . . .5:30 pm at SS Seward . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm Chester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 pm at Tri-Valley . . . . . . . . . . .6:30 pm at Tuxedo . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:00 pm Livingston Manor . . . . . . .6:30 pm

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at Tri-Valley (SCCC) . . . . . .3:30 pm at Tri-Valley (SCCC) . . . . . .3:30 pm OCIAA at West Point . . . .6:00 pm at Tri-Valley (SCCC) . . . . . .3:30 pm OCIAA at West Point . . . .1:00 pm at Tri-Valley (SCCC) . . . . . .3:30 pm at Tri-Valley (SCCC) . . . . . .3:30 pm OCIAA at West Point . . . .6:00 pm OCIAA at West Point . . . .1:00 pm Section IX at West Point . .1:00 pm Section IX Boys only . . . . .6:30 pm Section IX Girls only . . . . .6:00 pm

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OCIAA at Holiday Mtn . . .4:30 pm OCIAA at Mt. Peter . . . . . .4:30 pm OCIAA at Holiday Mtn . . .4:30 pm OCIAA at Holiday Mtn . . .4:30 pm OCIAA at Holiday Mtn . . .4:30 pm OCIAA at Holiday Mtn . . .4:30 pm OCIAA at Bellayre Mtn . .10:00 am OCIAA at Bellayre Mtn . .10:00 am OCIAA at Holiday Mtn . . .4:30 pm Section IX at Hunter Mtn 10:00 am States at Whiteface Mtn . .9:00 am States at Whiteface Mtn . .9:00 am

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be missed and Jesus Lozada, who brought a tremendous amount of spirit and energy.

“This is a much quieter team without Jesus,” said Humphrey. “He and Alex Brown would have rounded out the team nicely, but I expect the enthusiasm and athleticism to build for this team. We're just getting started – it's just a matter of time.”

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victory.

“That win helped build their confidence,” said Humphrey. “They seemed to find their groove.”

A substantial win over Liberty in its home opener on Dec. 15 (74-55) followed by a league win over Tuxedo has the Bears headed in the right direction.

“I've had 10 guys start between our two home games and I plan on starting all 15 by season's end,” said Humphrey. “If we stay healthy in the second half of the season, I think we'll be a dangerous team.”

Humphrey is looking for more offensive structure and ball movement in future games.

Tri-Valley is led by seniors Zach Nilsen, Jarred James and Dion Lynch.

Strong support comes from juniors Thomas Decker, Rob Worden, Shane Rennison and Chris Mosher, who make up an athletic and talented guard group.

Missing from last year are Alex Brown, whose height and agility will

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The 2014-15 Tri-Valley boys’ basketball team (sitting, left to right): Jarred James and Shane Rennison; (middle row, left to right): CJ Ayscue, Ben Kennedy, Dean MacGhee, Robert Worden, Dion Lynch; (back row, left to right) coach Kyle Humphrey, Thomas Decker, Thomas Mungeer, Kainan Justiniano, Zach Nilsen, Tylor Irwin and Jordan Prince. Missing are Justin Swarthout and Craig Mosher.

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A 2003 grad, first-year Tri-Valley varsity boys’ basketball coach Kyle Humphrey is all too familiar with the court the Bears call home. He was, after all, one of Tri-Valley's all-time standout players, scoring 1,317 points in his career.

But Humphrey doesn't focus on his glory days. Instead, he is intent on building a strong, confident team ready to make it to sectionals this year. So far, the Bears are 3-2, with one of those losses being a four-point nailbiter to Sullivan West.

“Our guys were nervous and made 'nervous' mistakes like poor shot selection and too many turnovers,” said Humphrey of the loss. “That nervousness carried over to their second game against Walton.”

By their third game against Class B Ellenville, the Bears posted a 66-57

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T-V girls on a mission

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he Tri-Valley girls’ basketball team has a mission: defend last year's Section IX Class C title.

After four games this season – three non-league losses against one league win – the mission has become more difficult but still possible.

It would be unreasonable not to mention last year's championship team, who started the season with 18 consecutive wins, ascended to No. 4 in the state Class C rankings and claimed the sectional title.

For Coach Jason Closs, last year was special, but he's not looking at this year’s team through that prism.

“Last year, we had an amazing run with a special group of girls, but this year, we also have a group of tremendous players,” he says.

Key losses to graduation include guards Kaitlynn Greffrath and Sabrina Smith, whose offense and scoring abilities will be missed as well as Ashley Exner and Colleen Jones, scrappy rebounders whose assertive Luck Good Bears!

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defense rounded out last year's starters.

Standouts this year include seniors Caroline Martin, last year's third leading scorer and Sarah Dertinger, a solid defender. Junior Kayla Butler, Sandra Alemany, a sophomore and foreign exchange student from Spain, Ashley Johnson, who was out last season due to a soccer-related knee injury and Morgan Shamro, a freshman who was brought up to varsity last year, all add breadth and dimension to this year's lineup.

Closs admits that the team is still in a period of adjustment, still finding its place as a team on the court and against their opponents.

“Our returning players are adjusting to new roles on the team and new starting positions,” he explains. “They are all learning to trust each other and work together, and as that trust builds, they are going to get better. This season won't be an easy one, and they will have to work for every game, but they definitely have the passion and the

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The 2014-15 Tri-Valley girls’ basketball team (sitting, left to right): Katelin Jester and Ashton Krummack; (middle row, left to right) Sara Dertinger, Ashley Johnson, Caroline Martin, Danielle Shafarsky and Jessie Lesczynski; (back row, left to right) Assistant Coach Jerry Stevens, Morgan Shamro, Elizabeth Hannold, Kayla Butler, Sandra Alemany, Autumn Bender and Head Coach Jason Closs.

desire.”

Defensively, Closs feels the team is where it should be, however finding ways to score, finishing shot opportunities and better ball movement are areas where the Lady Bears need to tighten-up their game.

“Until we click and mesh, we are

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The 2014-15 Tri-Valley cheerleading team (flying, left to right): Mercedes Hayden, Cheyenne LaPolt, Key'Aleace Sherwood; (basing, left to right): Michelle Bilancione, Amanda Deluca, Courtney Goldsmith, Dorothy Monforte, Angie Ulaj, Liz Lopez, Taylor Corbett, Xelina Encarnacion, Lindsay McCoy; (on floor, left to right): Brianna Worden, Mariah Hopkins, Janine Bellacicco. Co-coached by Kimberly Edwards and April Trojahn.

Here’s to a

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The 2014-15 Tri-Valley wrestling team (front row, left to right): Anthony Santiago, Kenneth Hopkins III, Anthony Hopkins, Joseph Vargo; (top row, left to right): coach Michael March, Michael Glinski, Kalic Perry, Henry Kaufmann, Joshua Turk; missing is Joseph Conway.

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The 2014-15 Tri-Valley indoor track team: (front row sitting, left to right) Mikhail Vainblat, James Alongi, Austin Congelosi, Cody Shamro, Andrew Coddington; (second row) Mohib Khan, Sean Kennedy, Collin Frost, Greg Prousalis, Preston Braddock, James Tierney; (third row) Ian Kurzrock, Evan Edwards, Aidan McHugh, Quintin Berteau, John Yonker; (top row) coach Charles Rehm, Zach Turner, Devin Donnelly, Jordan Jamil, Donovan Flores, Gavin Simpson, Nathan Bender.

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