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SPORT SHOT! May 2016
Vol. 3 Issue 4
For the athlete in all of us
TRACK & FIELD Hanover, Lake-Lehman race to the finish before District competition Pages 4-5
HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Pittston Area, Dallas teams compete in Wyoming Valley Conference match Pages 10-11
VARSITY BASEBALL GAR sweeps Wyoming Seminary 4-0 in regular season match-up Pages 14-15
EXTRA WINNING TRIUMPH Senior Spotlight: Mary Tona, Coughlin, page 3
WVW hosts Spartan Classic for area volleyball teams, pages 18-19
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Editor’s Note: Spring Season Kick-Off This month I was able to go to a few different sporting events in the Valley. The first, a youth LAX tournament, was intense. Yes intense. I had never really paid attention to lacrosse before. I went to games in college but more for the social aspect. At this tournament I learned that I would not be good at lacrosse. Sure I played sports growing up and continue to stay in shape by going to the gym and running, but watching this game was different. I would definitely not have the handeye coordination needed for lacrosse. The LAX-A-Daisy Tournament fell in early April and after a rainstorm, making the field a muddy mess. The players would scoop up the ball and get a stick full of mud, but they fought on. It was definitely an experience I’ve never seen and something I had fun photographing. Next, I attended a high school tennis match. It was great to see the two teams conversing and laughing during the matches. Often we think of high
school sports to be competitive and serious but these players were just enjoying themselves. Opponents congratulated one another and applauded for great plays. Something so different than a field sport like soccer, football, field hockey – you’d never have a player applaud their opponent for running past them on the field. It was a different viewpoint and something to applaud the coaches. Lastly, I was at the Opening Day scrimmages for the Back Mountain Little League teams. This was the first Opening Day and from what I heard from parents, coaches, players, it was a great idea. The event honored the PA Little League State Runner-Up team and brought all major and minor league teams together to kick off the season. I think this was a great idea. It makes the season something to look forward to for everyone involved. Look for photos from each of these events in the pages of this issue.
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25th Annual Spring Trail 5.3 Mile Run/3rd Annual Jen Stec Memorial Run Sunday, May 8, noon start time at Frances Slocum State Park, Wyoming Race fee $5. Race day registration begins at 11 AM. Check out the Facebook event or call (570) 4745363 for more information.
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On Your Marks, Get Set, GO! Track and field is in season this spring. Brush up on your events by searching for the different terms in the word search below. Look for varsity track and field photos on pages 4-5 of this issue.
On the cover: Nanticoke Area coach Ryan Stetz and catcher Morgan Briggs celebrate after defeating Wyoming Area 4-2 in 10 innings. Photo by Frank Lauri
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River Street 3 Mile Run/Walk Sunday, May 15 at 10:30 AM organized by the Wyoming Valley Jewish Community Center. Course runs through South Wilkes-Barre but starts and ends on River Street. $20 registration fee after May 6. Contact Bill Buzza at 570-824-4646 for more information.
Forty Fort Lions 36th Annual Old Fort 5 Miler Monday, May 30 at 9 AM. Start and finish at Forty Fort Borough Park Wyoming Avenue, Forty Fort. Registration fee before May 25: $15. After or day of event registration fee: $20.
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2nd Annual Feet on Fire 5K Saturday, May 14 at 9 AM. Registration opens at 8 AM behind Happy’s Pizza in Plymouth. $25 registration fee day of the event. Contact Cheryl 570-779-9778, plyeng2capt@gmail. com for more information.
Wilkes-Barre Racing Harvey’s Lake Race Saturday, May 21 at 9 AM - Lake Run (8.2 miles) and 5K course available. Registration fees vary from $20-$30 depending on course. Start and finish at Grotto Pizza on the lake. Check out the Facebook page or email wbracingpa@gmail.com for more information.
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19th Annual Rainbow Walk Saturday, May 7, 10 AM start time. Registration opens at 9 AM at Kirby Park in Wilkes-Barre. $25 per person if registered before May 7. Day of registration fee is $30. All proceeds benefit Candy’s Place. T-shirt included in entry fee. Call 570-714-8800 for more information.
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Senior Spotlight: Mary Tona By Ellen Hoffman Senior year is the culmination of adventures that started years prior. Coughlin senior Mary Tona wrapped up her high school soccer career with many high points. She recorded her 100th goal during Coughlin’s Senior Night game against GAR, something she credits as one of her proudest individual achievements. The Crusaders continued their season earning the District 2 Class AA girls soccer Championship. But, it wasn’t without a little excitement. The Crusaders were down by 2 in the first 20-minutes of the Championship game against Scranton Prep. Tona scored, making it 2-1 before halftime. With only a few minutes left in the game, Coughlin tied it up, sending the game in to overtime. After two scoreless overtimes, the game would be decided by penalty shots. “It was the most emotional game that we’ve ever played,” she said. Through 15 rounds of penalty shots, the Crusaders captured their District Title. “The final score was something like 12-11 for the PKs,” she said. “We would miss one and then think that they had it if they made their next shot but then our keeper would make the save and it just kept going. It was really intense.” Tona received All-Region honors after her senior season, an accomplishment no other Wyoming Valley Conference girl’s player received this year. As for what she thinks her biggest accomplishment was: “It could be a toss up between the 100th goal marker and the All-Region. I’m really proud of both of those.” With all this excitement and achievement, it’s no surprise that Tona is continuing her soccer career in college. This fall she will join the Division 1 St. Bonaventure women’s soccer team. While the decision process took longer than expected, she’s happy with her choice. “We ended up visiting a lot of places,” she said. “When we went to St. Bonaventure the coach really liked me and we ended up coming back again for an overnight and I ended up falling in love with it so I made me decision after that.” Tona is most excited for the competition to continue through her college career. She says the reason she enjoys soccer so much is the competitive spirit. “I liked the competitiveness and how it was
a physical sport but not completely brutal.” Competition within her team is something she’s expecting when she gets to college. “The class we have coming up is full of amazing athletes so it’s going to be a lot more inner-team competition, which I’m looking forward to having. I feel like that will make me such a better player just having that competition every day.” In addition to playing for the Crusaders, Tona also played for club teams like USTA and FC Revolution. “I don’t think I would be anywhere near the player that I am without the Club teams I’ve been on,” she said. “With club you’re training all the time with these same people and everyone is more dedicated on a club team.” By training with these clubs, she made her soccer season last much longer than the average three or four months. For Tona it was more of a year-round sport. “As soon as high school season is over we start again with practices on the club level.” Between her Crusaders and club teammates, Tona is sad to part ways with her friends that she’s grown up playing with. “Some of my best friends are the girls that are on this team. It’s going to be hard to leave that and all the memories we have,” she said. “But I am excited to make new memories with my new teammates.” Senior Spotlight is a monthly feature that will highlight the success and determination of an upcoming 2016 high school graduate from the Wyoming Valley who excelled in athletics and is taking those skills to the collegiate level. Photo by Frank Lauri for Wyoming Valley Sport Shot.
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Black Knights Cruise Past Hawkeyes in Track & Field Event Lake-Lehman’s track & field team defeats Hanover Area 101-49 during a mid-season event - April 20
Lake-Lehman’s Floid McRoy trails behind Hanover Area’s Brandon Brueckner in the 400 mile hurdles.
Lake-Lehman’s Zach Ouladelhadjahmed competes in the 100 meter dash.
Hanover Area’s Tanisha Atherton races during an event in Hanover.
Hanover Area’s Brandon Chafin competes in the long jump during an event against Lake-Lehman.
Clockwise from far left, Hanover Area’s Madison Hummer competes in the 100 meter hurdles during a home meet. Hanover Area’s Taylor Gavlick attempts her first high jump. Lake-Lehman’s Nick Rader lands after his long jump during an away meet at Hanover Area. Hanover Area’s Chris Randall takes a running start towards the pole vault during a home meet. Photos by Amanda Hrycyna
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Above, Marie Johns, of Lake-Lehman, competes in the 100 meter hurdles.
Above, Lake-Lehman’s Nick Rader attempts his long jump.
Upper right, Lake-Lehman’s Dominic Hockenberry keeps up the lead during the boys 2 mile run.
Left, Justin Timonte, of Lake-Lehman, lands after his long jump during an away meet in Hanover.
Kingston Community Pool Accepting Lifeguard Applications JUNE 25, 2016
Looking for a summer job? Apply to the Kingston Pool for Lifeguard or Maintenance positions. Applicants must be at least 16-years-old and obtain Act 34 and 151 clearances and certifications. Pick up an application at the Kingston Municipal building, Kingston Rec Center or at www. kingstonpa.org
Deadline for submitting applications is Friday, May 13
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Back Mountain Little League Hosts Opening Day Festivities The Yankees and Phillies compete in an opening day scrimmage in Dallas - April 16
Yankees’ Logan Paczewski makes his way to third base while keeping his eye on the ball.
Jacob Koons, of the Philles, earns a strike during a scrimmage against the BMT Yankees.
Yankees’ third baseman Zach Paczewski talks to his coach during warm ups in Dallas.
Phillies’ Ryan Borton swings at a high pitch from the Yankees.
Clockwise from left,Yankees pitcher Justin Moss steps into his pitch on Opening Day for the spring season in the Back Mountain. Hunter Wesolowski, of the Yankees, swings at a pitch from the Philles. Phillies catcher Joseph Sowga makes the catch. Cole Mario, of the Yankees, slides in to second base after his first hit of the scrimmage against the Phillies. Yankees pitcher Cody Delayo prepares to throw a pitch during the Opening Day scrimmages in the Back Mountain. Phillies starting pitcher Joe Shiskowski leans in to his pitch during a scrimmage in Dallas.
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Page 7 Far left, Phillies pitcher Jacob Koons pitches during the scrimmage against the Yankees. Left, Phillies’ Joseph Sowga ducks at a high pitch as Yankees catcher Caleb Wilson moves for the ball. Photos by Ellen Hoffman
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Joe Shiskowski, Phillies starting pitcher, steps in to his pitch in Dallas.
Yankee’s Logan Paczewski is all smiles after the Yankees go up by 2.
The PA Little League State Runner-Up team from the Back Mountain is recognized with an Opening Day ceremony in Dallas.
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Trojanettes Grab Win After 10-Innings Against Warriors
Nanticoke Area defeats Wyoming Area 4-2 during a close 10-inning game in Wyoming - April 16 Left to right, Brinley Sobeck, of Nanticoke Area, attempts to lay down a bunt. Nanticoke Area right fielder Megan Murphy gets under a fly ball. Wyoming Area starting pitcher Gwen Glatz delivers a pitch during a game against Nanticoke Area. Photos by Frank Lauri
Wyoming Area’s Annie Karcutskie makes contact with a pitch in a game against Nanticoke Area that went in to 10 innings.
Nanticoke Area’s first baseman Vanessa Tocket (right) gives a high five to pitcher Leann Ramos in the tenth inning against Wyoming Area.
Clockwise from above, Wyoming Area third baseman Kristi Skok makes a throw to first base Nanticoke Area’s Kelsi O’Connor (18) is thrown out at the plate as she and Wyoming Area’s catcher Sarah Coolbaugh (21) look to the umpire for the call. Nanticoke Area starting pitcher Leandra Ramos reacts after the final out defeating Wyoming Area 4-2.
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Clockwise from above left, Nanticoke Area shortstop Rachel Roccograndi makes a throw to first base against Wyoming Area. Nanticoke Area’s Kiera Brown (right) runs down a fly ball to center field with back up from Sarah Benscoter (25). Nanticoke Area starting pitcher Leandra Ramos delivers a pitch against Wyoming Area. Wyoming Area catcher Sarah Coolbaugh sets to make a throw to third base. Wyoming Area’s Sarah Coolbaugh lays down a bunt in a 10-inning game against Nanticoke Area.
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Mountaineers Sweep Patriots 5-0 in Away Match The Dallas varsity tennis team beats Pittston Area during a regular season match-up - April 15 Far left, Pittston Area’s Eric Fritz serves the ball during the doubles match against Dallas. Middle, Frank Bevevino, of Dallas, looks to return the volley to his Pittston Area opponent. Left, Pittston Area’s Johnathon Durling makes eye contact with the ball to return shot during a home match. Photos by Ellen Hoffman
Pittston Area’s Jason Hornshek returns the shot to his Dallas opponent.
Pittston Area’s Eric Fritz volleys the ball back to the Dallas team. Upper left to right, Anthony Brominski, of Dallas, serves the ball to his Pittston Area opponent. Pittston Area’s Nick Alfano competes in the third singles match on his home courts in Pittston. Joe Bevevino, of Dallas, returns the volley in a doubles match against Pittston Area. Anthony Delucca, of Dallas, volleys the ball over the net in Pittston.
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Clockwise from above, Frank Bevevino, of Dallas, backhands the ball to his Pittston Area opponent.
Clockwise from above left, Pittston Area’s Juan Martinez forehands the ball.
Anthony Brominski, of Dallas, forehands a shot during a match in Pittston.
Dallas’ Anthony Deluca returns shot to his Pittston Area opponent in the number one singles match.
Adam Niznik, of Dallas, keeps his eye on the ball during a doubles match with teammate Joe Bevevino.
Mike Mazurkevich, of Pittston Area, forehands the ball back to the Dallas doubles team.
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Youth Softball League Kicks Off in Mountain Top The Yankees face the Red Sox in a major league game to start the season - April 14 Left to right, Yankees’ Abigail Pyle swings at a pitch from Red Sox starting pitcher.
First baseman Mary K. Banford leans for the catch as Yankees’ Charlene Daisey makes it safely to the base during the second inning.
Red Sox catcher Mary K. Banford covers the plate for the play as Yankees’ Charlene Daisey makes her move to home.
Yankees’ Kyra Daniel takes some warm-up pitches before the start of the third inning against the Red Sox in Mountain Top. Clockwise from above, Yankees’ Lauren Kijek hits a foul ball as Tessa Pollack, Red Sox catcher, prepares for the catch. Yankees’ Rebecca Daubert grounds a ball in the infield against the Red Sox in Mountain Top. Yankees catcher Lauren Kijek takes a few warmup pitches from Yankees pitcher Rebecca Daubert in between the first and second innings. Addison Robbins, of the Red Sox, hits an infield ball during a game against the Yankees. Photos by Mary Bove
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Your Shots: Spartans Volleyball Claims Tournament Title
The Wyoming Valley West Spartans Volleyball Team competed in the North Pocono JV Tournament April 23. The Spartans beat Tunkhannock to win the Championship. Players pictured above, front row: Kevin Feagle, Justin Hargrave. Back row: Coach Dylan Thomas, Jonathan Libby, Joseph Burridge, Davis Weaver, Kyle Yusko, Sean Makos, Donovan Gaffney, Shawn Williams, Noah Kemmerer, Coach RJ Tomasik. Absent from photo: Jon Derhammer Photo submitted by Judie Burridge.
Clockwise from top, Mia Yaldinberg, of the Red Sox, leans away from a high pitch during a game against the Yankees. Kaylee Kronick, of the Yankees, warms up at second base. Yankees’ Charlene Daisey gets a hit and makes her move to first base as Red Sox pitcher Kendall Petrosky reaches for the ball. Lily Richman, of the Yankees, moves to stop a ground ball in Mountain Top.
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GAR Heats Up Spring Season with 4-0 Away Win GAR defeats the Wyoming Seminary Blue Knights, improving their WVC record - April 14
GAR third baseman Noah Edwards makes a throw to first to get the out in the second inning.
Wyoming Seminary pitcher John Kehl tosses the ball toward home plate during a game in Kingston.
Alexandre Sabourin, of Wyoming Seminary, connects with the ball in the fourth inning on his home field.
Wyoming Seminary’s Roy Phillips tries to tag out GAR’s Gerson Peralta who slides in to second base at the Kingston field.
Wyoming Seminary’s Justin Negron makes a catch to earn an out over GAR.
GAR second baseman Simon Peter attempts to make a play during the third inning.
Wyoming Seminary’s Sam Sweitzer catches a fly ball in the top of the first inning in Kingston.
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GAR’s Austin Yelland steps into his pitch during the fourth innng against Wyoming Seminary.
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Alexandre Sabourin, of Wyoming Seminary, looses his hat as he tries to make a play at third base.
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GAR’s Chris Kolativa tags out Wyoming Seminary’s John Kehl during a Wyoming Valley Conference game in Kingston.
Noah Edwards, of GAR, steps into his swing during a game in Kingston.
GAR teammates celebrate an out at the end of the fourth inning in a game against Wyoming Seminary in Kingston.
Hubert Bournival, of Wyoming Seminary, looks to make a play at the base on GAR’s Ben Marte.
Wyoming Seminary’s Alexandre Sabourin (4) moves to grab the ball in centerfield as Sam Sweitzer (99) assists.
GAR’s Ronald Peguero runs to grab the ball in centerfield. Photos by Mary Bove
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Youth LAX Tournament Kicks Off Spring Season
The LAX-A-Daisy Tournament, hosted by Lake-Lehman, attracts area teams like W. Sem and BMT - April 10
Wyoming Seminary’s Abby Santo defends Back Mountain’s Maddie Olshemski during the Lax-A-Daisy Tournament.
Allie Morse, of the Back Mountain, moves to scoop up a loose ball with heavy pressure from the Wyoming Seminary defense.
Back Mountain’s Allie Morse (4) and Gabriela Krochta (8) put pressure on Wyoming Seminary’s Margaret Mihalick.
Wyoming Seminary’s Rachel Swabeck yells instruction to her teammates. Left to right, Back Mountain’s Ella Barbacci carries the ball toward the Wyoming Seminary net during the Lax-A-Daisy Tournament at LakeLehman High School. Gabriela Krochta, of the Back Mountain, makes her way to the Wyoming Seminary defensive zone. Wyoming Seminary goalie Heather Pagila gets rid of the ball as Wyoming Seminary defender Rachel Swabeck looks on. Photos by Ellen Hoffman
Back Mountain’s Chase Purdy cuts through the Wyoming Seminary defensive zone as Wyoming Seminary’s Margaret Mihalick applies pressure.
Back Mountain’s Gabriela Krochta carries the ball past Wyoming Seminary’s Abby Santo.
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Clockwise from above, Wyoming Seminary’s Emma Kelleher moves to make a shot on net as Back Mountain’s Maddie Olshemski defends. Wyoming Seminary’s Margaret Mihalick feels defensive pressure from the Back Mountain’s Gabriela Krotcha. Back Mountain’s Allie Morse carries the ball down the outside of the field in Lehman.
Back Mountain’s Janet Federici looks for an open teammate near the net.
Back Mountain’s Faye Post runs past Wyoming Seminary’s Emma Kelleher during the Lax-ADaisy Tournament.
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Spartan Classic Kicks Off Spring Volleyball Season WVW hosts Crestwood, Nanticoke Area, Hazleton Area in annual tournament - April 2 Left to right, WVW’s Joseph Burridge gets air while making a shot against Crestwood. Hazleton Area’s Dante D’Aamto jumps to make a shot. The Crestwood Comets varsity volleyball team gets pumped up during a match at the Spartan Classic.
The Wyoming Valley West Spartans get pumped up before a game in the Spartan Classic.
Davion Reeves and Everett Fritz of Hazleton Area put up a block against a GNA player.
Crestwood’s Brady Fetterman hits the ball over the net during the Spartan Classic Tournament. Left to right, Crestwood’s Michael Williams sets up a shot for his teammate during the Spartan Classic. GNA’s Brent Piontkowski keeps his eye on the ball. Dante D’Amato, Hazelton Area outside hitter, blocks a shot during a game in Plymouth. Crestwood’s Jeremy Jones volleys the ball back into play. Photos by Caitlin Hargrave
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Kamp & Klub Kingston Kamp & Klub Kingston are in their 17th years. Kamp Kingston is for ages 5-8 and Klub Kingston is for ages 9-13 Camps run from 8 AM - 1 PM or from 1 PM 6 PM or full day sessions 8 AM - 6 PM available Indoor & outdoor activities • Arts & crafts Guest speakers • Swimming • Movie days
Crestwood’s Mendell Foreman gets air in order to connect with the ball during the Tournament.
WVW’s Joseph Burridge and Tyler Klienbach block a shot from GNA’s Brent Piontkowski.
Where: Kingston Rec Center Dates: June 26 - August 12 2016 Snacks & refreshments at every session + t-shirt for every participating child 1 counselor for every 10 children For prices and additional information call 570-287-1106 or email kingstonrec@verizon.net Please do not wait we have limited room and our camps fill every year.
Clockwise left to right, Hazelton Area’s Raul Geronimo and Emmanuel Manzueta cheer on their team after a good play at the Spartan Classic. Davion Reeves, of Hazelton Area, sets up a serve during a tournament at the beginning of the spring season. WVW’s Adam McCue and Sam Nogin prepare for the start of another game in Plymouth.
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