5/26/22

Track is almost over, with just sectionals remaining and we had some great accomplishments this year. The players put in their best efforts, and worked hard with what they had. With that being said, this year the athletes that placed in this years varsity A and B meet are, Aasiya Huzair (3rd place 100m, 2nd place 200m, 1st place 4x100m), Karlee Rounds (1st place 4x100), Alyssa Prine (1st place 4x100), Arietta Metty (1st place 400m, 1st place 4x100), Elizabeth Whipple (2nd place 1500m), Josh Slingerland (4th place 400m), Annabelle Follman (4th place Discus), and Kevin Travis (6th place shot put). Also a huge congratulations to Josh Slingerland and Annabelle Follman for getting GR All Star.

-Karlee Rounds

5/26/22

As the Lady tigers advance to the semi finals after beating the visiting Lady Irish 7-2. The tigers are traveling to Calmum to play the Dundee Scottsman to advance to the finals. currently the Lady Tigers are 19-0 and are very excited to see where sectionals can take them. If the Lady Tigers win at the semi finals they will face the winner of Bolivar Richburg and Keshequa. Good Luck ladies!

Gracie Johnson

Track has officially started and they’re off to a great start! The team has been working tirelessly to up the competition this season. Coach Bachman says “the team has great potential this year” and she’s “excited to see her players do great things”. There are many great events to compete in as well. Can't wait to see what the team does this year!

-Karlee Rounds

4/29/2022

Throughout the season the boys have face some very devastating losses but for their comeback they have won their past two games beginning their successful season. words from coach hughes and coach price, baby steps is key to start the chain reaction of success. These boys are working hard and are getting there.

Next games: Tuesday away in kendall @5pm

by Brynn Howell

As the season starts the Lady Tigers begin their season 6-0! Throughout the past three seasons the girls have been 53-7 with 3 trips to the sectional finals. The tigers are very excited to see what the season has in store for them. This is Coach Joe Moore's 9th season coaching here at Lyndonville. As a coach he has won 2 sectional titles and is looking for a 3rd this season!

Gracie Johnson

4/28/22

The elementary wrestling is a program for grades k-6. They had 87 kids sign up this year. It was on Tuesdays and Thursdays.It lasted through March into April. They taught them the basic skills of wrestling.

kayli miller

The girls varsity basketball team made it to the semi finals for the first time in 28 years. Going into sectionals the girls were ranked the 6th seed. They beat out their competition in the first round against Alfred almond (the 11th seed), and then in the quarter finals they beat out Harley Allendale Columbia (the 3rd seed), and moved on to play York (the 1 seed), but could not grasp the win. The girls had a great season finishing with a record of 14 wins and 9 losses, which is the second best record for girls basketball in Lyndonville history. Congrats to the girls basketball team, and a huge congrats to Ella Lewis for getting invited to play in the Ronald McDonald game!

-Karlee Rounds

As spring is approching, the lyndonville varsity baseball team is getting ready to start their season. They have been having many open gyms to help inprove themselves and get warmed up for this year. Coach Price and Coach Hughes say for this season there will be alot of unknown because they only have 5 returners, alot of their game play depends on the weather and the returners need to lead the team. Their goals are win divison and sectionals and play every game at a competitive level. Advice from the coaches is work hard and have fun.

By: Brynn Howell

3/8/2022

The JV/Varsity track team starts again on March 14th. The students that have decided to participate in track will all work towards becoming the best that they can be in their events throughout the season. The track team has supported each and every teammate over the years and as the season progresses the teammates get closer with each other and become a family through sports.

Rebecca C.

Its that time of the year! The boys and girls varsity basketball teams have finished all their league games and are excitedly getting ready for sectionals. For the normal season the girls record was one of the best records they've had in years at 12 wins and 8 losses, and the boys held a record of 1 win and 17 losses. The girls (the sixth seed) will face Alfred-Almond (the eleventh seed) in the first game of sectionals at home on Wednesday February 23rd. The boys (the eleventh seed) will face Harley-Allendale-Columbia (the sixth seed) on Tuesday February 22nd.

-Karlee Rounds

Over this past weekend (Febuaray 12,2022) the wresting team took 12 out of 18 wrestlers to supers which is a new school record. The event was at brockport college, the 12 that went were Shayne Nickerson, Chistain Garver, Brody Hazel, Ty Holmes, Alex Farrell, Noah Neff, Sebastian Temich, Payton Grabowski, Hunter Dix, Maddox Stirk, Sam Doolan and Patrick Hargrave. Continuing on to the second round was Payton Grabowski, Sebastian Temich and Ty Holmes. Payton Grabowski went 3-2, Ty Holmes went 1-2 and Sebastian Temich went 1-2. Finishing off the long day Payton Grabowski placed 5th.

Brynn Howell

Fifth and sixth grade Lydonville students now have an opportunity to gain basketball skills in the returning youth travel basketball program . The boys coaches are Shaun Smith and Jason Barnum and the girls coach is Brian Stoll. Their goals are to get them better at basketball so they are ready for there up coming modified years

by, kayli miller 1/27/2022

The boys basketball team is off to a great start to the new year! Although the boys face some tough challenges they never stop pushing themselves. This year the boys have faced some tough competition, but they never back down and always fight their hardest. Good luck to the boys on the rest of their season!

The Girls Varsity Basketball start off 2022 great! Everyone on the team seems to be working very well and all thrive to finish off the season with a great ending.

1/21/2022

The new Lyndonville dance team entertains the crowd during halftime of the boys varsity basketball games. The members of the dance team include Brynn Howell, Karlee Rounds, Shawna Grabowski, Gracie Johnson, Josie Dusett, Aasiya Huzair, and is choreographed by Devon Allen, and supervised by Kristen Nicholson. The girls said they “wanted to do something fun for the crowd in place of the cheerleaders this year”. They have worked tirelessly for the past month to put together a crowd-pleasing performance. The girls perform at all of the boys home games during halftime, so come support the Lyndonville dance team!

-Karlee Rounds

Wrestling finished in 1st place this weekend at the Cal-Mum duals going 5-0 on the day. Below are the scores. Payton Grabowski, Noah Neff and Maddox Stirk all went 5-0 individually and Maddox took home Most Outstanding Wrestler honors. Sebastian Temich, Christian Garver and Sam Doolan all finished 4-1 and Allan Heideman 3-0.

Lyndonville 39 - Perry 29

Lyndonville 57 - Eastridge 12

Lyndonville 54 - Cal-Mum 22

Lyndonville 63 - Byron-Bergen 12

Lyndonville 60 - Avon/Geneseo 16

Lyndonville will host class B3 sectionals for the first time on February 5th 2022. Wrestling is scheduled to begin at 9:30am with the finals starting around 3:00pm.

Make sure to come out and support your wrestlers.

By: Brynn Howell

This past Thursday our varsity boys basketball team hosted their second home game against Rochester Academy Charter School. When starter Trenton Muck asked how he felt about the game he responds "We need a big comeback game after the loss from Barker on Monday. We're looking to play our game of basketball". After trailing behind their last two games and not being able to come out with the win, the tigers unfortunately were not able to overcome this losing streak and their record now is 1-3. Muck scored 14 points while Noah Poler also added 16 points for the tigers. The tigers next face Newfane away.

By: Shawna Grabowski

On Tuesday night, 12/14, the Lady Tigers had a hard loss to Notre Dame. Starting right off the bat the Tigers won the jump ball and advanced up the court for an easy 2 points to start the game. The first quarter was back and forth for a high paced game, with only 4 points in the first for Lyndonville and 9 points for Notre Dame. After battling for the first two minutes in the second quarter an easy 2 pointer was made by Ashlee Stephens. Quickly after, Notre Dame bounced back with a 2 pointer for them as well. By the end of the first half Notre Dame had pulled ahead with 22 points for and only 11 for the Lady tigers. Coming out with heat into the third quarter, the Lady tigers scored 17 points to close the gap and bringing the game to 30-28 with Notre Dame still in the lead. During the third Karlee Rounds scored 3, Ella Lewis 4, Lorelei Dillenbeck 6, Haley Woodworth and Addison Dillenbeck 2. The Tigers came out in the fourth ready to steal the win from the Irish, but just fell short. The gap widened from 30-28 to 46-39, with the Irish grasping the win. For the Tigers, Karlee Rounds finished with 11, Lorelei Dillenbeck 9, Ella Lewis 6, Addison Dillenbeck 4, Ashlee Stephens 4, Gracie Johnson 3, and Haley Woodworth 2.

-Karlee Rounds

This upcoming season of basketball is approaching soon and is almost started, with the first game being Thursday December 2nd vs. Albion @Albion. This year the Jv and Varsity Girls Basketball teams are being co-coached by Lee Dillenbeck and Kate Draper. The returners for the Varsity girls team include Seniors, Ella Lewis, Gracie Johnson, Karlee Rounds, Brynn Howell, and Juniors, Lorelei Dillenbeck, and Ashlee Stephens. Coach Dillenbeck says he is “Very excited about this upcoming season and he believes the girls have a lot of potential to do great things this year.” He also states that he thinks coaching both the JV and Varsity will bring many benefits, “The JV girls get to watch the Varsity girls and see what we want them to be able to do in the future.” Since passes aren’t required to enter the games this year, the basketball teams are hoping for big cheering sections and the bleachers to be packed full of excitement!

Karlee Rounds & Morgan Austin

11/30/21

Varsity

After a successful season last year, Lyndonville looks to regain the confidence they had in the previous season. After losing many important assets from 2021 graduates, Lyndonville will have to rely on their young team as they look to their seniors and returners for leadership and confidence. Trenton Muck; a starter, looks to Noah Polar to fill this role saying when asked who fills this leadership role and will always perform well simply saying "Noah Polar." After interviewing Noah Polar on this upcoming season he seemed confident and optimistic saying "Season looks pretty good. Hope for the best." With CJ Knight coaching this season under a new system from the previous year, Trenton Muck feels confident his coaching saying "Good coach who knows what he's doing. Goal is to be 500 and win a sectional game."

JV

With JV having a young team this season losing many returners to Varsity they also look to have a competitive season under a new coach Daniel Jordan. Justin Higgins on this upcoming season says "It will be interesting. We have high hopes." This confidence might be the result from a fellow teammate, Aaron Despard, who is believed by many other teammates that he will perform well. Daniel Jordan is said to push them to achieve better with a player saying that he "He pushes them." With all these factors the JV boys look to have a competitive season.

Ethan Gardner, Brynn Howell

As the upcoming wrestling season is approaching the boys are extremely excited to get back onto the mat. Although the tigers have a handful of returners coming back this year they also have a huge group of upcoming talent. The boys are excited to get be back into a normal routine when it comes to their meets and visitors viewing them. We asked returner and captain Maddox Stirk how he thought the team was progressing this season and he stated that, "new people are coming up and adapting at a great pace". The boys are looking for success this season under the coaching of Joe Suhr and James Zeliff. "Its not just practicing together it's living life together; its a family", says captain Maddox Stirk, and a family it is! These boys are ready for competition this year and are putting in all the time and effort it takes to be the best!

Gracie Johnson & Kayli Miller