CLCS Tennis Team 2008 Division II Champs
The Chautauqua Lake Central School girls’ varsity tennis team were Division II champions for 2008. Seven members of the team were also recognized as Scholar Athletes. From left to right are county champion and team MVP Jenna Raynor; the team’s Most Improved player, Joni Keating; winner of the team Sportsmanship Award, Logan Howard; and Persey Dechario, Christine Linnecke, Rachel Vaillancourt, Kylie Krull, Randi Harding, Charity Ludwing (in front), Julie Austin and coach Susan Teets. Cassidy Benson, Megan Stahsmith and Samantha Robbins are not pictured.
» Full StoryRaynor Signs With Mercyhurst Tennis Team
Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pennsylvania, has signed Chautauqua Lake Central School athlete and county tennis champion Jenna Raynor to its women’s tennis team and awarded her an academic/athletic scholarship. From left, Chautauqua Lake tennis coach S
» Full StoryJack Voelker Appointed General Manager Of Chautauqua Golf Course
Chautauqua Institution President Thomas Becker is pleased to announce the appointment of Jack Voelker as general manager of the Chautauqua Golf Club.
With the announcement last spring of the impending retirement of Stan Marshaus, Direct
Belson’s 20 Points Lead Ripley Lady Eagles To Slim Victory Over Westfield At Tournament
RIPLEY Heather Belson scored a game-high 20 points including a crucial free throw in the final seconds to lift the Ripley Lady Eagles past Westfield, 40-38, Saturday in the consolation match of the Ripley girls’ basketball tournament.
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Ripley Lady Eagles Drop Home Opener To Imaculata Bears In Ripley Tip-Off Tournament
The Ripley Lady Eagles (0-1) dropped their home opener to the Immaculata Bears 44-35 in the Ripley Tip-off Tournament.
The Bears came out with a force, outscoring the Lady Eagles 14-4 in the first quarter. Ripley battled back
Barb Brooker and Bev Tetreault End Up Tied For First Jackpot
A tie – how about that? Bev needed a strike and spare on the tenth frame to tie Barb and she did it. Barb could have won all by herself by sparing in the tenth frame, but she didn’t. Nice going, gals!
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