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PAGE 13 TUPPER LAKE FREE PRESS, WED., NOV 17, 2004 Boys cross country team finishes second in state for Class D at Chenengo Valley meet %* by Newton Greiner Tupper Lake High School cross country team finished off what was a banner season, Saturday with a second place finish in Class D in the New York State Public High School championships held at Chenengo Valley State Park near Binghamlon. It was a cold but sunny Saturday, and snow had fallen, leaving a muddy trail, just one more thing for the runners to contend with. Tupper Lake's main rival all season, Berne Knox Westerlo. which was ranked behind Tupper all season, had a really good day, finishing first in class D. Wendy Pavius had a shining performance in the girls race when she finished third overall in the girls Class D race. As for the boys team, coach Waldron commented, \the kids initially had a feeling of real disappointment.\ The race was close, and ii took a while for the scores to be tabulated. \When they realized they were second, they weren't that happy,\ the coach noted. Then after the dust settled and they had a chance to reflect on the season, they realized that second in the slate was an indication of how good the season was right from the start. Jake Whitman, usually the third or fourth man for the Tupper team broke away and had a great race, finishing as the first man for Tupper Lake Saturday. He pushed everyone else as he came in 13lh overall in the race. \I was really happy for him,\ Coach Waldron commented. \Especially since this was his final race as a senior.\ Wendy Pavius. also coming off a fine season finished the race in 19 minutes, 32.3 seconds. This weekend Wendy will he the only Tupper Lake runner to race in the Federation meet, a race made up of private and New York City Schools to be held in Boidolin Park at Wappengers Falls. Results lor the boys race included Jake Whitman's 13th t)la^e tmish with a lime of ||\ }i> S Tom Barton .unshed secoiu: tor Tupper Lake and 17th oveiah at 17:45.7. ADIRONDACK HOMECRAFTERS Building & Remodeling New Construction, Additions, Decks Bathrooms, Kitchens Interior Renovations Siding, Windows & More Free ^C'V Fu \y Estimates .'.» \ , j Insured Brian Chamberlain 518-359-3508 518-570-8438 (Cell) Jesse Kriwox, 21st overall and third to finish for Tupper Lake completed the race in 17:5.1. Amell Trucking & Excavation, Inc. Sire Work Includes: DiggingTor foundations, clearing land, installing . driveways, building roads, also installation of water and \ sewer lines, septic systems and rock walls Materials that we sell & deliver: Topso fl. Sand, Stone, Gravel and Crusher Run Randy Amell. Owner 5f8-359-7813 -Free Estimates- I DO TAXES I am a Notary Jeff Silman 28 Main St. Tupper Lake, NY 518-359-1040 jsilman@dotaxes.com www.iaotaxes.com |. For All Your Flooring Needs Contact: Truck Mounted Certified Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning & Fire 4 Flood Restoration Installation of Ceramic Tile, Linolium, Carpet Hardwood Flooring & Floating Floors Call Rich Moeiler 359-7529 or Cell: 354-1024 Joe Mcrrihew and Neil Kriwox were fourth and fifth for Tupper, and 37th and 38th overall in the race. Their times were 18:27.9 respectively. and J 8:28.4 first for individually. 'Supper Lake Bryant LaMare was the sixth man for Tupper Lake at 18: 48.3. First of two open nights of curling is this Sunday; league to begin in Dec. St Dun Merkle was 10 overall and finished at 20:25.1. In the girls race Wendy Pavius finished third overall and Becky Pickering, recovered from injuries sustained earlier, finished 44th overall and second for Tupper Lake. Her time was 21:55.4. Danielle Hachey was 69th overall and third for Tupper Lake at 22:53.3. '*?; At last night's awardgt* ceremonies. co-MVP for the;\ cross country boys went to Tom*- Barton and Jesse Kriwox. Most- Dedicated went to Joe Merrihew. The Coaches Award was presented to Jake Whitman. In the girU awards MVP was Wendy Pavius. Tupper Lake curlers are advised that this coming Sunday evening from 6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m. is the first of two open sessions of curling this month, after which league play will commence. A second open session is slated for Sunday, November 28 from 6:30p.m. to 8:30p.m. According to Dan McClelland, who has been working with school district officials and Arena Manager Tom Proulx in recent weeks to launch the new curling program, those who have attended the past two Wednesday night \learn to curl\ sessions should be getting their teams together this week and next. The deadline for the formation of teams is Sunday, November 28- after which a captains' meeting will be called and the 10-gamc season schedule set. Those people who do not have a team yet will be assigned to one on that organizational night. The four-person teams may have a fifth or alternate curler. The last two Wednesdays have seen upwards of 60 people charged $5 per person to attend the Sunday night sessions. The cost to enter a team in the new curling league is $400 for the season (approximately $100 per curler). It covers the ice rental during the ten matches this winter, insurance and an awards dinner at the end of the season, where patches and pins will be awarded. Instrumental in the formation of the new curling league here have been Bob Hanna and his fellow members of the Lake Placid Curling Club, who have been on hand these past two Wednesdays to explain the various rules of the sport and show area residents the fundamentals of the sport. \Their guidance and assistance has been invaluable.\ Superintendent of Schools Mike Hunsinger noted this past week. Mr. Hunsinger and Athletic Director Rick Cowles have been working closely in recent weeks with Mr. Hanna and his group in getting the program set up here. Through a contact of Mr. Hanna. school district officials have found an amazing deal on Bantams off to a strong start for 2004-05 season The Tupper Lake Bantam hockey team for the 2004-2005 season although small in numbers is definitely playing as a team so far this season. The learn is already passing the puck well and playing excellent defense. Also adding to the early success is outstanding goal tending. The current team consists of Goalie Justin Woods, along with defensemen Lyndon Gillis and Joe Christmas; forwards Tom Coady, Neil Kriwox, Josh Peck, and Thorn Ross, and defensc/lorward Ben Martin. Coaches an- Garry Lanthier, Cliff Ross and ( hns Zaidan. The team is off to an outstanding start with three wins and a tie. In game one Tupper Lake outscorcd Massena 5-2 on the North Franklin for a 6-4 wir&£ home ice. Thorn Ross and Neil Kriwosf* Tom Coady and Neil Kriwox each had a pair of markers for trap ' ' ' ' ' '\ Tupper Bantams, --*-'••- ^• ti ~- g each scored two goals and Josh Peck scored one for Tupper Lake. Tom Coady was credited with two assists in the ga f ne, while Joe Christmas, Neil Kriwox. Josh Peck and Lyndon Gillis each had single assists for the Lumberjacks. Justin Woods made 31 saves in that game. In game two, Tupper Lake ned Tri-Town 3-3 on the road. Lyndon Gillis, Thorn Ross and Tom Coady each scored goais for Tupper Lake and Tom Coady had two assists that day. Goalie Justin Woods made 25 saves in the net. The Bantams were home again on Sunday when they faced hit the ice to begin to learn the sets of curling stones. sport with rocks and brooms at inexpensive lease basis through a group in Utica. Arrangements have been made this week to acquire two more sets of the 42- pound polished granite sets to add to the two sets the district purchased last year through its first \Fitness for Life\ federal grant program. The two new sets of stones which should arrive this week the Tupper Lake Civic Center Four rinks have been drawn on the arena surface by the civic center staff in recent weeks, enabling eight teams to participate in four matches each night. The league play will commence in early December and run until March, according tc tentative plans. League play will will enable eight teams o! curlers begin about 8p.m. on a as yet to to play at the same lime. During be determined week night, which the recent Wednesday night may vary from ueek to week, sessions the Lake Placid curlers depending on the arena's ice brought their own heavy sets schedule. A second week night of stones with them, so more play may be added if team Tupper Lake curlers could , mftnHci J s i \warram it. A mateb normally lakes about two hours to play. The Sunday night sessions will run through the winter season but will be reserved open culling and make-up matches. Curlers participate. For information on the Tupper Lake curling program contact Dan McClelland at 359- 166. 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Attention football, soccer players Any football or soccer player who sold pies during the recent pie sale are reminded to pick them up on Friday, November 19 from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the LP Quinn cafeteria. while GUIS]* and Coady each had single goaH in the game, ^ Ben Martin and Neil Kriwox each had three assists in thrf* game, while Coady and PeclT : assisled once each, '•*\\ In Sunday's game lustis\ Woods was again solid in the~ndf - with 23 saves to his credit. •'\• 1 upper Lake's fourth game was played on the road Sunday* when the Bantams beat Canton 7„- to 2. Tom Coady led the way with a hai trick and Thorn Ross had two goals to pace the Bantam Lumberjacks. Single markers came from Josh Peck and Lyndon Gillis. Neil Kriwox and Tom Coady were the playmakers with three assists each while Lyndon Gillis had two assists. Woods was again a puck magnet with 28 saves to his credit between the pipes. 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