Cross country team members
showing improvement
Three out of the four runners that participated in an SCAA cross country meet at Mendon October 1 for Climax-Scotts had personal record times and the other runner had a season best time.
Hillsdale Academy won the mens varsity race with 15 points.
C-S junior Zachree Roebuck was the lone runner in the high school mens race, posting a season best time of 26:05.25 in 50th place.
C-S did not have any runners in the womens race, won by Hillsdale Academy with 15 points.
In the 1.75-mile middle school boys race, C-S eighth grader Blake Morrison posted a personal record time of 10:33.98 and finished in second place, a little over one second behind the first place finisher (10:32.22).
Seventh grader Jaxon Marlowe also had a personal record time (14:58.41) and finished in 40th place in the boys middle school race.
In the middle school girls race C-S eighth grader Topanga Fields had a personal record time of 14:44.15, finishing in 13th place.
Hillsdale Academy won the middle school mens race with 15 points.
SCAA Meet At Mendon
Men’s
Official Team Scores
1. Hillsdale Academy, 15, 2. Athens, 59, 3. Colon, 66
C-S Results
50. Zachree Roebuck, 26:05.25
Women’s
Team Scores
1. Hillsdale Academy, 15, 2. St Philip Catholic Central, 50
1.75 Mile Middle School Race
Men’s
C-S Results
2. Blake Morrison, 10:33.98, 40. Jaxon Marlowe, 14:58.41
Women’s
C-S Results
13. Topanga Fields, 14:44.15
Lady Panthers down Colon,
Hillsdale Academy won the mens varsity race with 15 points.
C-S junior Zachree Roebuck was the lone runner in the high school mens race, posting a season best time of 26:05.25 in 50th place.
C-S did not have any runners in the womens race, won by Hillsdale Academy with 15 points.
In the 1.75-mile middle school boys race, C-S eighth grader Blake Morrison posted a personal record time of 10:33.98 and finished in second place, a little over one second behind the first place finisher (10:32.22).
Seventh grader Jaxon Marlowe also had a personal record time (14:58.41) and finished in 40th place in the boys middle school race.
In the middle school girls race C-S eighth grader Topanga Fields had a personal record time of 14:44.15, finishing in 13th place.
Hillsdale Academy won the middle school mens race with 15 points.
SCAA Meet At Mendon
Men’s
Official Team Scores
1. Hillsdale Academy, 15, 2. Athens, 59, 3. Colon, 66
C-S Results
50. Zachree Roebuck, 26:05.25
Women’s
Team Scores
1. Hillsdale Academy, 15, 2. St Philip Catholic Central, 50
1.75 Mile Middle School Race
Men’s
C-S Results
2. Blake Morrison, 10:33.98, 40. Jaxon Marlowe, 14:58.41
Women’s
C-S Results
13. Topanga Fields, 14:44.15
Lady Panthers down Colon,
fall to White Pigeon
The Climax-Scotts varsity volleyball team won one match and lost another in two recent matches that went all five.
The Panthers defeated Colon 3-2 (25-17, 22-25, 21-25, 27-25, 15-8) September 30 and lost to White Pigeon 2-3 October 2 (25-21, 21-25, 25-19, 15-25, 13-15).
After battling back from a 2-1 deficit with a 25-15 win in the fourth set, the Lady Panthers couldn’t finish off White Pigeon, falling short 15-13.
Four Lady Panthers had double figure dig totals, with Sophie Braithwaite’s 19 leading the way. Ashlynn Gilbert added 18 digs, Kendal Reitz had 15 and Holly Talbert added 13.
Gilbert had a team high 36 assists, Adalynn Reeves added five total blocks, Talbert led the team with 11 kills and Mackenzie Vincent and Braithwaite each had 10 kills.
White Pigeon Def. Climax-Scotts 21-25, 25-21, 19-25, 25-15, 15-13
C-S Stat Leaders
Holly Talbert - 1 ace, 11 kills, 1 assist, 13 digs/Mackenzie Vincent - 1 ace, 10 kills, 2 solo blocks, 1 assist, 3 digs/Sophie Braithwaite - 10 kills, 2 block assists, 2 total blocks, 19 digs/Kendal Reitz - 3 aces, 3 kills, 1 assist block, 1 total block, 15 digs/Jane Carillo 8 digs/Michaela Carillo - 1 kill, 7 digs/Ashlynn Gilbert - 1 kill, 36 assists, 18 digs/Adalynn Reeves - 3 aces, 9 kills, 2 solo blocks, 3 assist block, 5 total blocks, 1 assist, 6 digs
C-S Tops Colon
The Lady Panthers battled back from a 2-1 deficit to win the next two sets in a 3-2 win over Colon.
Braithwaite had an overall strong game with a team high 13 kills, she led the team with four total blocks and contributed 15 digs.
Kendal Reitz led the team with 19 digs, Holly Talbert had 13 digs and 10 kills and Ashlynn Gilbert had 35 assists to go with 11 digs.
The Panthers defeated Colon 3-2 (25-17, 22-25, 21-25, 27-25, 15-8) September 30 and lost to White Pigeon 2-3 October 2 (25-21, 21-25, 25-19, 15-25, 13-15).
After battling back from a 2-1 deficit with a 25-15 win in the fourth set, the Lady Panthers couldn’t finish off White Pigeon, falling short 15-13.
Four Lady Panthers had double figure dig totals, with Sophie Braithwaite’s 19 leading the way. Ashlynn Gilbert added 18 digs, Kendal Reitz had 15 and Holly Talbert added 13.
Gilbert had a team high 36 assists, Adalynn Reeves added five total blocks, Talbert led the team with 11 kills and Mackenzie Vincent and Braithwaite each had 10 kills.
White Pigeon Def. Climax-Scotts 21-25, 25-21, 19-25, 25-15, 15-13
C-S Stat Leaders
Holly Talbert - 1 ace, 11 kills, 1 assist, 13 digs/Mackenzie Vincent - 1 ace, 10 kills, 2 solo blocks, 1 assist, 3 digs/Sophie Braithwaite - 10 kills, 2 block assists, 2 total blocks, 19 digs/Kendal Reitz - 3 aces, 3 kills, 1 assist block, 1 total block, 15 digs/Jane Carillo 8 digs/Michaela Carillo - 1 kill, 7 digs/Ashlynn Gilbert - 1 kill, 36 assists, 18 digs/Adalynn Reeves - 3 aces, 9 kills, 2 solo blocks, 3 assist block, 5 total blocks, 1 assist, 6 digs
C-S Tops Colon
The Lady Panthers battled back from a 2-1 deficit to win the next two sets in a 3-2 win over Colon.
Braithwaite had an overall strong game with a team high 13 kills, she led the team with four total blocks and contributed 15 digs.
Kendal Reitz led the team with 19 digs, Holly Talbert had 13 digs and 10 kills and Ashlynn Gilbert had 35 assists to go with 11 digs.
C-S Def. Colon 25-17, 22-25, 21-25, 27-25, 15-8
C-S Stat Leaders
Holly Talbert - 10 kills, 1 block assist, 1 total block, 3 assists, 13 digs/Mackenzie Vincent - 1 ace, 7 kills, 1 solo block, 1 total block/Sophie Braithwaite - 13 kills, 1 solo block, 3 block. assist, 4 total block, 15 digs/Kendal Reitz - 2 aces, 2 kills, 1 block assist, 1 total block, 1 assist, 19 digs/Michaela Carillo - 1 assist, 8 digs/Ashlynn Gilbert - 2 aces, 4 kills, 35 assists, 11 digs/Adalynn Reeves - 2 aces, 8 kills, 2 solo blocks, 5 block assists, 7 total blocks, 6 digs.
C-S Stat Leaders
Holly Talbert - 10 kills, 1 block assist, 1 total block, 3 assists, 13 digs/Mackenzie Vincent - 1 ace, 7 kills, 1 solo block, 1 total block/Sophie Braithwaite - 13 kills, 1 solo block, 3 block. assist, 4 total block, 15 digs/Kendal Reitz - 2 aces, 2 kills, 1 block assist, 1 total block, 1 assist, 19 digs/Michaela Carillo - 1 assist, 8 digs/Ashlynn Gilbert - 2 aces, 4 kills, 35 assists, 11 digs/Adalynn Reeves - 2 aces, 8 kills, 2 solo blocks, 5 block assists, 7 total blocks, 6 digs.
Panthers feel focus will be important
starting at Bellevue October 10
By Bruce Rolfe
While the Climax-Scotts varsity football team has enjoyed wide-margin victories the last three weeks, Panther coach Tyler Langs was quick to emphasize following a 59-6 win over Athens October 3 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School on senior-parent night, the games will likely be closer the rest of the season so the need to lock in mentally will be important.
“It’s hard when it’s 59-6 to stay locked in but we try to emphasize, do your job right. So it doesn’t matter what the score is, who you’re playing, home or away. We would like to have that same mentality so when it becomes a close game we’re still doing our job. The next three weeks we’ve got to be amped up. Away games, Bellevue, Mendon and Pittsford. Some tough ones and hopefully in the playoffs. It will be fun,” said Langs.
C-S senior Hunter LaSala agrees with his coach and feels the three straight wide-margin wins has reduced some focus.
“I think we’ve all had our way of getting unfocused. I think everyone’s definitely lost focus these last three weeks. We’re not locked in as we were playing away in the first two (games).
I think it’s going to take a lot of hours at practice. I think these next two weeks preparing for Bellevue and Mendon, is going to prepare us. We’re going to get locked in. Every day’s just going to be quiet and locked in, and I think that’s how we need do it,” said LaSala.
While the Climax-Scotts varsity football team has enjoyed wide-margin victories the last three weeks, Panther coach Tyler Langs was quick to emphasize following a 59-6 win over Athens October 3 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School on senior-parent night, the games will likely be closer the rest of the season so the need to lock in mentally will be important.
“It’s hard when it’s 59-6 to stay locked in but we try to emphasize, do your job right. So it doesn’t matter what the score is, who you’re playing, home or away. We would like to have that same mentality so when it becomes a close game we’re still doing our job. The next three weeks we’ve got to be amped up. Away games, Bellevue, Mendon and Pittsford. Some tough ones and hopefully in the playoffs. It will be fun,” said Langs.
C-S senior Hunter LaSala agrees with his coach and feels the three straight wide-margin wins has reduced some focus.
“I think we’ve all had our way of getting unfocused. I think everyone’s definitely lost focus these last three weeks. We’re not locked in as we were playing away in the first two (games).
I think it’s going to take a lot of hours at practice. I think these next two weeks preparing for Bellevue and Mendon, is going to prepare us. We’re going to get locked in. Every day’s just going to be quiet and locked in, and I think that’s how we need do it,” said LaSala.
Nyle Sattler (left), Elijah Bowron and Maddox Wyman (11) take down Athens ball carrier Rylan Rapp during action October 3 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
(Photo by Bruce Rolfe)
LaSala feels reducing mistakes to a minimum against Bellevue will be especially important entering what will likely be a battle for the SCAA West Division title October 17 at Mendon.
“No mistakes. We’ve all got to be locked in. There’s no excuses. We’ve all got to be locked in. I think we’ll all do our best out there. If you make a mistake, that’s not acceptable, especially being this close (to Mendon in the standings). We’ve got to stay locked in and we’ll be perfect,” adds LaSala.
Langs was especially pleased how hard his team played each play despite having a large lead most of the game.
“And it didn’t matter who we put in. We rotated some kids in. I thought some of our kids that don’t get a ton of reps, played really, really hard. That’s all you can ask for, no matter
who’s in there, freshmen to senior. They’re playing hard for you and doing the right things,” observed the C-S coach.
C-S, winners of its last five games, moves to 5-1 overall and 3-0 in the conference with the win over Athens while the Indians drop to 0-6.
The Panthers will travel to Bellevue, (3-3), 66-12 losers to Mendon last Friday, October 10 ahead of a key showdown at Mendon October 17.
A 66 yard touchdown run by Elijah Bowron at the 10:08 mark followed by a successful two-point run by Colton Selby got C-S off and running against Athens.
The Panthers struck often and quick following Bowron’s touchdown.
Three touchdowns over the next 4:47 gave C-S a 29-0 lead with 5:21 still remaining in the first quarter.
A 70-yard touchdown run by Liam LaSala with 7:28 left in the first quarter (LaSala kicked the extra point), a Dane Sattler interception he returned 28 yards for a touchdown 15 seconds later (Liam LaSala kicked the extra point), and a Maddox Wyman touchdown strike to Hunter LaSala covering 74 yards with 5:21 left in the opening quarter (Liam LaSala kicked the
extra point) accounted for the offense in the blitzkrieg.
A bad snap from the Athens 2-yard line over the quarterback’s head in the endzone gave C-S a safety and a 31-0 lead with 3:40 left.
A nine-yard touchdown run by Liam LaSala with 3:53 left (Liam LaSala kicked the extra point) and a Alexander Wurtzel to Mason Shannon touchdown pass play covering 44 yards (Liam LaSala kicked the extra point) with no time on the clock sent C-S into the second quarter with a commanding 45-0 lead.
A Maddox Wyman interception he returned approximately 20 yards to the Athens 36-yard line with 8:57 left in the third quarter set up C-S’ next score.
Liam LaSala found a nice hole created by the offensive line and raced 28 yards for a touchdown with 7:20 left in the frame and a 51-0 C-S lead. Liam LaSala’s extra point kick sent C-S into halftime with a 52-0 lead.
With a running clock the entire second half, C-S scored its final touchdown 2:30 into the third frame.
Maddox Wyman found a big opening and ran 48 yards before getting tackled one yard short of the goal line. Demarion Taylor finished the drive with a one yard touchdown run with 9:30 left in the third quarter. Liam LaSala kicked the extra point for a 59-0 lead.
Athens, which scored its first 14 points of the season in a 42-14 loss to Bellevue last week, scored on a fumble recovery and 59-yard touchdown return by Greyson Moulds with 3:00 left in the third quarter. The two-point conversion attempt was no good, establishing the final score of 59-6 entering the fourth quarter.
Liam LaSala rushed for 134 yards on six carries and was 7-for-7 on extra point kicks.
Elijah Bowron churned out 86 yards on four carries.
Wyman carried the ball three times and picked up 65 yards. He was 1-for-1 passing for 74 yards.
Middle linebacker Dane Sattler had seven tackles including three solo tackles and one interception.
C-S finished with 477 yards in total offense, with 359 yards coming on the ground.
Athens was held to 103 yards in total offense, including 56 yards on the ground and 47 yards passing.
“No mistakes. We’ve all got to be locked in. There’s no excuses. We’ve all got to be locked in. I think we’ll all do our best out there. If you make a mistake, that’s not acceptable, especially being this close (to Mendon in the standings). We’ve got to stay locked in and we’ll be perfect,” adds LaSala.
Langs was especially pleased how hard his team played each play despite having a large lead most of the game.
“And it didn’t matter who we put in. We rotated some kids in. I thought some of our kids that don’t get a ton of reps, played really, really hard. That’s all you can ask for, no matter
who’s in there, freshmen to senior. They’re playing hard for you and doing the right things,” observed the C-S coach.
C-S, winners of its last five games, moves to 5-1 overall and 3-0 in the conference with the win over Athens while the Indians drop to 0-6.
The Panthers will travel to Bellevue, (3-3), 66-12 losers to Mendon last Friday, October 10 ahead of a key showdown at Mendon October 17.
A 66 yard touchdown run by Elijah Bowron at the 10:08 mark followed by a successful two-point run by Colton Selby got C-S off and running against Athens.
The Panthers struck often and quick following Bowron’s touchdown.
Three touchdowns over the next 4:47 gave C-S a 29-0 lead with 5:21 still remaining in the first quarter.
A 70-yard touchdown run by Liam LaSala with 7:28 left in the first quarter (LaSala kicked the extra point), a Dane Sattler interception he returned 28 yards for a touchdown 15 seconds later (Liam LaSala kicked the extra point), and a Maddox Wyman touchdown strike to Hunter LaSala covering 74 yards with 5:21 left in the opening quarter (Liam LaSala kicked the
extra point) accounted for the offense in the blitzkrieg.
A bad snap from the Athens 2-yard line over the quarterback’s head in the endzone gave C-S a safety and a 31-0 lead with 3:40 left.
A nine-yard touchdown run by Liam LaSala with 3:53 left (Liam LaSala kicked the extra point) and a Alexander Wurtzel to Mason Shannon touchdown pass play covering 44 yards (Liam LaSala kicked the extra point) with no time on the clock sent C-S into the second quarter with a commanding 45-0 lead.
A Maddox Wyman interception he returned approximately 20 yards to the Athens 36-yard line with 8:57 left in the third quarter set up C-S’ next score.
Liam LaSala found a nice hole created by the offensive line and raced 28 yards for a touchdown with 7:20 left in the frame and a 51-0 C-S lead. Liam LaSala’s extra point kick sent C-S into halftime with a 52-0 lead.
With a running clock the entire second half, C-S scored its final touchdown 2:30 into the third frame.
Maddox Wyman found a big opening and ran 48 yards before getting tackled one yard short of the goal line. Demarion Taylor finished the drive with a one yard touchdown run with 9:30 left in the third quarter. Liam LaSala kicked the extra point for a 59-0 lead.
Athens, which scored its first 14 points of the season in a 42-14 loss to Bellevue last week, scored on a fumble recovery and 59-yard touchdown return by Greyson Moulds with 3:00 left in the third quarter. The two-point conversion attempt was no good, establishing the final score of 59-6 entering the fourth quarter.
Liam LaSala rushed for 134 yards on six carries and was 7-for-7 on extra point kicks.
Elijah Bowron churned out 86 yards on four carries.
Wyman carried the ball three times and picked up 65 yards. He was 1-for-1 passing for 74 yards.
Middle linebacker Dane Sattler had seven tackles including three solo tackles and one interception.
C-S finished with 477 yards in total offense, with 359 yards coming on the ground.
Athens was held to 103 yards in total offense, including 56 yards on the ground and 47 yards passing.
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