Maine-Endwell 10, Dryden 5: Colin Reynolds and David Zielewicz each scored twice in a six goal second period as M-E took a 7-1 halftime lead. Reynolds finished with four goals, and Zielewicz with three goals and an assist. Matt Federation scored three to lead the Lions.
Ithaca Journal
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Friday, March 8, 2013
Fall 2012 Sports Wrap up - (from DCS Site)
Football post season awards for 2012:
Ernie Davis Exceptional Senior All-Star Classic
Participants:
1 Scott Nash
2 Eric Deas
1st Team Section IV Football All-Star Team:
Scott Nash, Eymel Deas, Eric Deas
Honorable Mention Section IVFootball All-Star Team: Caleb Lazenby, Alan Davis, Jordan Zehr
Dryden Lion Team Award
1. Heart of the Lion.....Scott Nash
Special recognition:
1. Offensive Impact player....Eymel Deas
2. Defensive Impact player......Scott Nash
3. Special teams Impact player....Jordan Zehr, Chris Taylor
4. Perseverance Impact player......Aaron Fairbank
Varsity Girls Soccer 2012 post season
Overall: Wins: 15 Losses: 2
League: Wins: 14 Losses: 1
CONFERENCE FINISH
Division & League Champions
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Leighann Bennett - 100th goal
IAC ALL-STARS
1st Team: Taylor Bennett, Hannah Wildenstein,
Leighann Bennett, Amy Degaetano
Honorable Mentions: Abigal Barr, Sarah federation,
Hannah Enslow
Varsity Volleyball post season
Ernie Davis Exceptional Senior All-Star Classic
Participants:
1 Scott Nash
2 Eric Deas
1st Team Section IV Football All-Star Team:
Scott Nash, Eymel Deas, Eric Deas
Honorable Mention Section IVFootball All-Star Team: Caleb Lazenby, Alan Davis, Jordan Zehr
Dryden Lion Team Award
1. Heart of the Lion.....Scott Nash
Special recognition:
1. Offensive Impact player....Eymel Deas
2. Defensive Impact player......Scott Nash
3. Special teams Impact player....Jordan Zehr, Chris Taylor
4. Perseverance Impact player......Aaron Fairbank
Varsity Girls Soccer 2012 post season
Overall: Wins: 15 Losses: 2
League: Wins: 14 Losses: 1
CONFERENCE FINISH
Division & League Champions
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
Leighann Bennett - 100th goal
IAC ALL-STARS
1st Team: Taylor Bennett, Hannah Wildenstein,
Leighann Bennett, Amy Degaetano
Honorable Mentions: Abigal Barr, Sarah federation,
Hannah Enslow
Varsity Volleyball post season
Overall: Wins: 9 Losses: 5
IAC: Wins: 9 Losses: 5
Division: Wins: 2 Losses: 4
HONORS - IAC
Thea Simonet - 1st Team All-Star
Stephanie Parker - 1st Team All-Star
Samantha Nash - 2nd Team All-Star
Marissa Ramos - 2nd Team All-Star
Brooke Torrey - Honorable Mention
Lexi Cooper - Honorable Mention
IAC: Wins: 9 Losses: 5
Division: Wins: 2 Losses: 4
HONORS - IAC
Thea Simonet - 1st Team All-Star
Stephanie Parker - 1st Team All-Star
Samantha Nash - 2nd Team All-Star
Marissa Ramos - 2nd Team All-Star
Brooke Torrey - Honorable Mention
Lexi Cooper - Honorable Mention
Winter Sports Wrap up - Athletic Web Site
JV Girls Basketball
Overall: Wins: 10 Losses: 6
Post Season Honors
Maggie Cole, MVP
Mackenzie Weaver, MVP
Lily Lynch, Most Improved
Var Boys Basketball
Overall: Wins: 12 Losses: 6
IAC: Wins: 12 Losses: 4
Division: Wins: 3 Losses: 3
Post Season Honors
Gage Ellis, Co-MVP, 1st team All-Star - Exceptional Senior Game
Bryan Norman, co-MVP, 1st team All-Star - Exceptional Senior Game
Shawn Moore: MIP
Ali Abel-Ferretti, 2nd team All-Star
Varsity Girls Basketball post season
Varsity Girls Basketball post season
Overall: Wins: 3 Losses: 15
IAC: Wins: 2 Losses: 14
Division: Wins: 2 Losses: 14
IAC HONORS:
Kate Holland - 2nd Team
Vanessa Scott - 2nd Team
Erin Daley - 2nd Team
Katie Hoy - Honorable Mention
IAC: Wins: 2 Losses: 14
Division: Wins: 2 Losses: 14
IAC HONORS:
Kate Holland - 2nd Team
Vanessa Scott - 2nd Team
Erin Daley - 2nd Team
Katie Hoy - Honorable Mention
Monday, March 4, 2013
From the Coach - Indoor Track State Championships
Will Holt 21st 55mH 8.13
Rachel Hutchinson 8th 1000m 2:57.75
Abbey Yatsko 18th 300m 42.21, 29th 55m 7.62
MacKenzie Todd 21st long jump 15-8
It
wasn't our best day but what an indoor season these 4 kids have had, I
couldn't be prouder. We are looking forward to the outdoor season.
Overall Season Results:
Girls Track - Won the Class C/D Championship title
Rachael Hutchinson broke school records in the 1000m, 1500m and 3000m runs.
Abbey Yatsko broke the school record in the 300m run.
Boys Track - Boys took 3rd place at the Class C/D Meet
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Hutchinson finishes 8th in 1,000
Ithaca Journal
ITHACA — Rachel Hutchinson finished eighth in the girls’ 1,000 meters to highlight area athletes’ showings at Saturday’s New York State Public High School Athletic Association indoor track championships, at Cornell’s Barton Hall.
Hutchinson, seeded 11th in the event, challenged for the lead during the early portion of the race before fading in the last two laps of the five-lap race. She finished in 2 minutes, 57.75 seconds, just slightly off her seed time of 2:57.32. Leah Triller of Holy Names (Section 2) won the race in 2:53.39.
Freshman Abbey Yatsko competed in two events for the Purple Lions, placing 18th in the 300 meters (42.21 seconds) and 29th in the 55-meter dash (7.62). She was eliminated in the preliminary heats in both races.
Also for the Dryden girls, Mackenzie Todd was 21st in the long jump (15 feet, 8 inches), and the boys’ Will Holt finished 21st overall in the 55-meter hurdles. He ran an 8.13 in the prelims and failed to advance to the semifinals.
“It wasn’t our best day but what an indoor season these four kids have had,” Dryden coach Lee Stuttle said. “I couldn’t be prouder. We are looking forward to the outdoorseason.”
Lansing had a trio of pole vaulters in the competition. For the girls, Hayley Wigsten placed 23rd with a clear of 9 feet; the boys had two competitors entered, Dylan Bland (9th place, 14-0) and Max Jordan (no height). Ben Eisenhut of Lansing placed 22nd in the 1,000 meters (2:38.82) and Trumansburg’s Tyler Sutherland was 25th in the 3,000 (9:50.22).
Section 4 had a pair of individual champions on the boys’ side — junior Matt Murray of Norwich in the 600 meters (1:20.61) and senior Cory McCarty of Elmira, who won the 1,000 meters in 2:29.90. McCarty, who finished fifth last year, plans to run in the 800 meters this weekend at the New Balance Indoor Nationals at the Armory in New York City.
ITHACA — Rachel Hutchinson finished eighth in the girls’ 1,000 meters to highlight area athletes’ showings at Saturday’s New York State Public High School Athletic Association indoor track championships, at Cornell’s Barton Hall.
Hutchinson, seeded 11th in the event, challenged for the lead during the early portion of the race before fading in the last two laps of the five-lap race. She finished in 2 minutes, 57.75 seconds, just slightly off her seed time of 2:57.32. Leah Triller of Holy Names (Section 2) won the race in 2:53.39.
Freshman Abbey Yatsko competed in two events for the Purple Lions, placing 18th in the 300 meters (42.21 seconds) and 29th in the 55-meter dash (7.62). She was eliminated in the preliminary heats in both races.
Also for the Dryden girls, Mackenzie Todd was 21st in the long jump (15 feet, 8 inches), and the boys’ Will Holt finished 21st overall in the 55-meter hurdles. He ran an 8.13 in the prelims and failed to advance to the semifinals.
“It wasn’t our best day but what an indoor season these four kids have had,” Dryden coach Lee Stuttle said. “I couldn’t be prouder. We are looking forward to the outdoorseason.”
Lansing had a trio of pole vaulters in the competition. For the girls, Hayley Wigsten placed 23rd with a clear of 9 feet; the boys had two competitors entered, Dylan Bland (9th place, 14-0) and Max Jordan (no height). Ben Eisenhut of Lansing placed 22nd in the 1,000 meters (2:38.82) and Trumansburg’s Tyler Sutherland was 25th in the 3,000 (9:50.22).
Section 4 had a pair of individual champions on the boys’ side — junior Matt Murray of Norwich in the 600 meters (1:20.61) and senior Cory McCarty of Elmira, who won the 1,000 meters in 2:29.90. McCarty, who finished fifth last year, plans to run in the 800 meters this weekend at the New Balance Indoor Nationals at the Armory in New York City.
Friday, March 1, 2013
Dryden's Hutchinson aiming high at state track championships
Ithaca Journal
ITHACA — Dryden middle distance ace Rachel Hutchinson has had little competition at 1,000 meters this indoor track season, but she figures to get all she wants Saturday in Cornell University’s Barton Hall.
“She’s actually looking forward to it,” Purple Lions coach Lee Stuttle said Friday, on the eve of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Indoor Track & Field Championships. “It’s been frustrating — even at the invitational meets we’ve gone to, there’s really been no one to push her. She’s been winning by six or seven seconds every meet, but now she’ll have the experience of runners around her who can go just as far as she can. She’s excited.”
Saturday’s action starts at 9 a.m. with the boys championships. The arena will be cleared at the conclusion and the girls meet will start at 2. Opening ceremonies are scheduled to start 15 minutes before both meets.
Hutchinson, a senior, set the Dryden school record last weekend in the Section 4 state qualifier at Cornell. Hutchinson won the 1,000 in 2 minutes, 57.32 seconds, eclipsing her own mark of 2:58.79 set this season. She finished more than eight seconds ahead of Marathon’s Elizabeth Jewiss (3:05.68), who will also compete Saturday.
Hutchinson is seeded 11th in the 1,000, nearly four seconds behind junior Leah Triller of Holy Names (Section 2). The next four seeds include a sophomore, two freshmen and an eighth-grader.
Stuttle is bringing three other Dryden athletes to the meet: freshman Abbey Yatsko is competing in both the 55-meter dash (seeded 30th, 7.55 seconds) and the 300 (14th, 41.53); sophomore Mackenzie Todd is competing in the long jump (16th, 17 feet, 3/4 inches); and senior Will Holt will compete in the boys 55-meter hurdles (26th, 8.01).
Stuttle, who has coached track at Dryden since 1991 and ran for the Purple Lions from 1978-82 under coach Don Smith, said he is hopeful that Hutchinson and Yatsko will contend for medals (top-six finish).
“I just hope everything falls into place correctly and we have some PR’s (personal records),” he said. “And Abbey and Rachel both have a chance for a medal, I believe. It used to be that the goal was just to get to states — but now, we want to get there and really compete.”
Lansing’s Ben Eisenhut qualified in the boys 1,000 and is seeded 24th out of 31 competitors. Trumansburg’s Tyler Sutherland qualified in the 3,200 meters with a 9:41.48, which puts him 26th of 34 runners.
Lansing also qualified three pole vaulters. For the girls, Hayley Wigsten qualified with a height of 9 feet and is the 26th seed; the Bobcats swept the boys competition at the qualifier, with Dylan Bland clearing 13 feet and Max Jordan going 12-6. They are seeded 19th and 25th, respectively.
Senior seeded 11th in 1,000 meters
ITHACA — Dryden middle distance ace Rachel Hutchinson has had little competition at 1,000 meters this indoor track season, but she figures to get all she wants Saturday in Cornell University’s Barton Hall.
“She’s actually looking forward to it,” Purple Lions coach Lee Stuttle said Friday, on the eve of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Indoor Track & Field Championships. “It’s been frustrating — even at the invitational meets we’ve gone to, there’s really been no one to push her. She’s been winning by six or seven seconds every meet, but now she’ll have the experience of runners around her who can go just as far as she can. She’s excited.”
Saturday’s action starts at 9 a.m. with the boys championships. The arena will be cleared at the conclusion and the girls meet will start at 2. Opening ceremonies are scheduled to start 15 minutes before both meets.
Hutchinson, a senior, set the Dryden school record last weekend in the Section 4 state qualifier at Cornell. Hutchinson won the 1,000 in 2 minutes, 57.32 seconds, eclipsing her own mark of 2:58.79 set this season. She finished more than eight seconds ahead of Marathon’s Elizabeth Jewiss (3:05.68), who will also compete Saturday.
Hutchinson is seeded 11th in the 1,000, nearly four seconds behind junior Leah Triller of Holy Names (Section 2). The next four seeds include a sophomore, two freshmen and an eighth-grader.
Stuttle is bringing three other Dryden athletes to the meet: freshman Abbey Yatsko is competing in both the 55-meter dash (seeded 30th, 7.55 seconds) and the 300 (14th, 41.53); sophomore Mackenzie Todd is competing in the long jump (16th, 17 feet, 3/4 inches); and senior Will Holt will compete in the boys 55-meter hurdles (26th, 8.01).
Stuttle, who has coached track at Dryden since 1991 and ran for the Purple Lions from 1978-82 under coach Don Smith, said he is hopeful that Hutchinson and Yatsko will contend for medals (top-six finish).
“I just hope everything falls into place correctly and we have some PR’s (personal records),” he said. “And Abbey and Rachel both have a chance for a medal, I believe. It used to be that the goal was just to get to states — but now, we want to get there and really compete.”
Lansing’s Ben Eisenhut qualified in the boys 1,000 and is seeded 24th out of 31 competitors. Trumansburg’s Tyler Sutherland qualified in the 3,200 meters with a 9:41.48, which puts him 26th of 34 runners.
Lansing also qualified three pole vaulters. For the girls, Hayley Wigsten qualified with a height of 9 feet and is the 26th seed; the Bobcats swept the boys competition at the qualifier, with Dylan Bland clearing 13 feet and Max Jordan going 12-6. They are seeded 19th and 25th, respectively.
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