C-S centerfielder Olivia Bolt makes a nice catch in centerfield during game 2 against Pittsford April 10 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
Photo by Bruce Rolfe
Photo by Bruce Rolfe
The Climax-Scotts girls softball team enjoyed strong performances on the mound and at the plate in a pair of wins over Pittsford April 10 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School, giving the Lady Panthers a 5-0 start to the season.
Alyse Langs allowed two hits and struck out 10 batters in a 11-1, five inning win over the Wildcats in the first game and senior Addy Reeves allowed one hit over five innings in a 11-1 win in the second game.
Langs, who is off to a hot start at the plate batting .600 (12-20) with 12 RBI, a home run, two triples and two doubles in the first five games, had four hits and three RBI in the doubleheader.
Battle Creek St. Phil’s Addi Dzwik, playing for C-S on a co-op arrangement, also had four hits in the twinbill.
Game 1
Pittsford 000 10 - 1- 2-3
Climax-Scotts 210 8x - 11-15-0
C-S hits: Quinn Dzwik 2 (double, 2 RBI), Alyse Langs 2 (triple, 2 RBI), Addi Dzwik 2 (double), Holly Talbert 1 (triple, 3 RBI), Ashlynn Gilbert 2 (1 RBI), Kyla Etheridge 2 (triple, 1 RBI), Addy Reeves 1 (1 RBI), Olivia Bolt 1, Chloe Czuk 2
C-S stolen bases: Kyla Etheridge 1, Addi Dzwik 1
Winning pitcher: Alyse Langs - 5 IP, 2 hits, 1 run, 1 earned run, 2 walks, 10 strikeouts
Pittsford 001 00 - 1- 1-2
Climax-Scotts 005 42 - 11-7-0
C-S hits: Quinn Dzwik 1, Alyse Langs 2 (double, 1 RBI), Addi Dzwik 2, Holly Talbert 1 (1 RBI), Ashlynn Gilbert 1 (double, 3 RBI),
Other C-S RBI: Kyla Etheridge 1, Addy Reeves 1
C-S stolen bases: Ashlynn Gilbert 2, Holly Talbert 1, Addi Dzwik 1
Winning pitcher: Addy Reeves - 5 IP, 1 hit, 1 run, 0 earned runs, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts
Alyse Langs allowed two hits and struck out 10 batters in a 11-1, five inning win over the Wildcats in the first game and senior Addy Reeves allowed one hit over five innings in a 11-1 win in the second game.
Langs, who is off to a hot start at the plate batting .600 (12-20) with 12 RBI, a home run, two triples and two doubles in the first five games, had four hits and three RBI in the doubleheader.
Battle Creek St. Phil’s Addi Dzwik, playing for C-S on a co-op arrangement, also had four hits in the twinbill.
Game 1
Pittsford 000 10 - 1- 2-3
Climax-Scotts 210 8x - 11-15-0
C-S hits: Quinn Dzwik 2 (double, 2 RBI), Alyse Langs 2 (triple, 2 RBI), Addi Dzwik 2 (double), Holly Talbert 1 (triple, 3 RBI), Ashlynn Gilbert 2 (1 RBI), Kyla Etheridge 2 (triple, 1 RBI), Addy Reeves 1 (1 RBI), Olivia Bolt 1, Chloe Czuk 2
C-S stolen bases: Kyla Etheridge 1, Addi Dzwik 1
Winning pitcher: Alyse Langs - 5 IP, 2 hits, 1 run, 1 earned run, 2 walks, 10 strikeouts
Game 2
Pittsford 001 00 - 1- 1-2
Climax-Scotts 005 42 - 11-7-0
C-S hits: Quinn Dzwik 1, Alyse Langs 2 (double, 1 RBI), Addi Dzwik 2, Holly Talbert 1 (1 RBI), Ashlynn Gilbert 1 (double, 3 RBI),
Other C-S RBI: Kyla Etheridge 1, Addy Reeves 1
C-S stolen bases: Ashlynn Gilbert 2, Holly Talbert 1, Addi Dzwik 1
Winning pitcher: Addy Reeves - 5 IP, 1 hit, 1 run, 0 earned runs, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts
C-S Tops Athens, 11-1
Addy Reeves allowed one hit over five innings and struck out nine in a 11-1, five inning win over Athens April 9 at C-S Jr./Sr. High School.
Langs had three hits, including a home run and drove in two runs to lead C-S at the plate. Reeves, who drove in three runs, and Addi Dzwik, who drove in three runs, each had two hits.
Athens. 100 00 - 1-1-2
Climax-Scotts 101 63 - 11-9-0
C-S hits: Alyse Langs 3 (home run, 2 RBI), Addi Dzwik 2 (3 RBI), Ashlynn Gilbert 1, Kyla Etheridge 1, Addy Reeves 2 (3 RBI)
Other C-S RBI: Quinn Dzwik 1
C-S stolen bases: Ashlynn Gilbert 1, Addy Reeves 1, Alyse Langs 1, Addi Dzwik 1, Holly Talbert 1, Olivia Bolt 1
Winning pitcher: Addy Reeves - 5 IP, 1 hit, 1 run, 1 earned run, 2 walks, 9 strikeouts
C-S Begins Era At New Softball Field With 2 Wins
The Lady Panthers had a happy opening to not only the season but the first two games played at their new softball field April 7 with 18-8 and 17-2 wins over Howardsville Christian.
Senior Holly Talbert, with a double, triple, five RBI and two stolen bases, led C-S at the plate in the opener. Alyse Langs, with two hits and three RBI, Addi Dzwik, with two hits and one RBI, and Olivia Bolt, with two hits including a triple and three RBI, also enjoyed a strong game at the plate.
Addy Reeves was the winner on the mound in the opener. She gave up five hits, eight earned runs and eight walks to go with 10 strikeouts over five innings pitched.
Reeves had four hits and a trio of her teammates each added three hits in an 18-hit attack in the 17-2 win in the nightcap.
Reeves drove in four runs.
Quinn Dzwik, who had a double, Alyse Langs, who had two triples and four RBI, and Addi Dzwik, who had a double and two RBI, each had three hits.
Langs started and earned the win on the mound. The Panther freshman allowed three hits, two earned runs and three walks to go with seven strikeouts over four innings pitched.
Game 1
Howardsville Christian 103 22 - 8- 5-8
Climax-Scotts 374 22x - 18-12-0
C-S hits: Quinn Dzwik 1 (1 RBI), Alyse Langs 2 (double, 3 RBI), Addi Dzwik 2 (1 RBI), Holly Talbert 2 (double, triple, 5 RBI), Ashlynn Gilbert 1, Addy Reeves 1 (1 RBI), Olivia Bolt 2 (triple, 3 RBI), Natalie Smith 1
Other C-S RBI: Kyla Etheridge 1
C-S stolen bases: Holly Talbert 2, Addi Dzwik 2, Ashlynn Gilbert 1, Kyla Etheridge 1, Oliva Bolt 1
Winning pitcher: Addy Reeves - 5 IP, 5 hits, 8 runs, 8 earned runs, 8 walks, 10 strikeouts
Game 2
Howardsville Christian 110 0 - 2- 3-6
Climax-Scotts 631 2 - 17-18-0
C-S hits: Quinn Dzwik 3 (double), Alyse Langs 3 (2 triples, 4 RBI), Addi Dzwik 3 (double, 2 RBI), Ashlynn Gilbert 1(2 RBI), Kyla Etheridge 2 (2 doubles, 1 RBI), Addy Reeves 4 (triple, 4 RBI), Olivia Bolt 1 (1 RBI), Chloe Czuk 1
Other C-S RBI: Alyssa Morrison 1
C-S stolen bases: Holly Talbert 2, Addy Reeves 1, Olivia Bolt 1, Quinn Dzwik 1, Kyla Etheridge 1, Addi Dzwik 1, Ashlynn Gilbert 1
Winning pitcher: Alyse Langs - 4 IP, 3 hits, 2 runs, 2 earned runs, 3 walks, 7 strikeouts
New softball field brings positive response
By Bruce Rolfe
From smoother surfaces, to updated batting cages and bull pens, to an impressive scoreboard to its overall appearance, reaction from the Climax-Scotts girls varsity softball team about the new softball complex the Lady Panthers played their first game at April 7 was all positive.
The new softball field was part of a $16.2 million bond project approved by C-S School District voters in May, 2023 for district-wide improvements, including $1,000,000 for athletic related improvements.
The boys baseball team had the opportunity to play its first game at the renovated Robert L. Weessies Jr. Field that includes many of the same improvements that the softball complex has last year.
Some have compared the new bullpen area and batting cages and overall appearance at both fields to a small community college facility.
While the Lady Panthers have had some practice time on the new field and have used the new bullpen and batting cages facility in the days leading up to the season opener, the April 7 doubleheader was the first opportunity to play a game on the new field.
The Panthers didn’t let their fans down, sweeping a doubleheader over Howardsville Christian, 18-8 and 17-2.
A smoother playing surface is something that caught the attention of senior Ashlynn Gilbert, who has started the season playing leftfield.
“What I enjoy about the new field is that it doesn't have any holes from the gophers and it's a lot safer I also really love having a scoreboard that works and it looks pretty cool too. I'm really excited to play on it this year,” said Gilbert.
Senior Holly Talbert also feels a smoother infield and outfield surface should help the team defensively but she feels other amenities that are part of the new softball field complex will help the team as well.
“I think the batting cages will help a lot because we’ll get a lot more reps,” said the C-S senior.
Senior Addy Reeves said she’s grateful to have the opportunity to play on the new field her senior year.
“It’s beautiful. We’ve got bigger batting cages, more room. The bullpens are a lot nicer then the ones we had last year. The dugouts are beautiful. The dugouts are nice and close. There’s rooms right off the dugout for equipment,” said Reeves.
C-S varsity softball coach Janae Gibson said she’s happy her team will have the opportunity to establish memories on the new softball field, but was also thankful C-S voters approved the bond that helped pay for the new facility.
“Thankful to have a beautiful facility to play softball. We won’t forget the history and memories created on the field out back, but what we are blessed to have as our new field is incredible. The way the field plays and looks is top notch. We talk as a team how we want to show our appreciation by the way we take pride in caring for our facility,” said the Lady Panther coach.
Strong pitching helps C-S baseball team to pair of wins
C-S first baseman Ben Nelson stretches for a throw that appeared to be an out but the Hackett base runner was ruled safe in action April 7 at Robert L. Weessies, Jr. Field.
Photo by Bruce Rolfe
Photo by Bruce Rolfe
Two strong pitching performances helped the Climax-Scotts varsity baseball team to a pair of wins after the Panthers started the season with a 2-1 loss.
Nyle Sattler, Alex Wurtzel and Maximus Wurtzel combined on a four-hitter in a five-inning 11-1 win over Pittsford April 10 at Robert L. Weessies Field and Lincoln Dzwik and Bryce Birkam teamed up on a one-hitter in a 19-1, two-inning win over Athens April 9, also at Robert L. Weessies Field.
Sattler started and was credited with the win over Pittsford. He allowed one hit over three innings, walked four batters and struck out two.
Alex Wurtzel allowed two hits and one earned run in one inning with three strikeouts and Maximus Wurtzel tossed one scoreless inning and allowed one hit with two strikeouts.
Jackson Knickerbocker, who drove in two runs, Dane Sattler, who had a double, and Nyle Sattler, who had one RBI, each had one hit for C-S.
C-S, now 2-1, took advantage of five Pittsford errors that led to six unearned runs.
Pittsford 000 02 - 2- 4-5
Climax-Scotts 145 2x - 12-3-4
C-S hits: Jackson Knickerbocker 1 (2 RBI), Dane Sattler 1 (double), Nyle Sattler 1 (1 RBI)
C-S stolen bases: Lincoln Dzwik 3, Jackson Dzwik 3, Jackson Knickerbocker 3, Alex Wurtzel 1
Winning pitcher: Nyle Sattler - 3 IP, 1 hit, 0 earned runs, 4 walks, 2 strikeouts
Alex Wurtzel - 1 IP, 2 hits, 2 runs, 1 earned run, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts
Maximus Wurtzel - 1 IP, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts
Panthers Hold Athens To 1 Hit
A 15-run first inning and strong pitching helped the Panthers to a 19-1 win over Athens April 9.
Lincoln Dzwik did not allow a hit and struck out two in his one inning of work for the win.
Birkam pitched the final two innings, allowing one hit, no runs and no walks while striking out three.
Hunter Piper and Dane Sattler, who had a double and drove in two runs, both had two hits to lead C-S at the plate.
Athens 0 10 - 1-1-12
Climax-Scotts (15) 4 x - 19-8-2
C-S hits: Jackson Knickerbocker 1 (1 RBI), Ben Nelson 1 (1 RBI), Hunter Piper 2, Dane Sattler 2 (double, 2 RBI), Nyle Sattler 1 (3 RBI), Brody Vosburg 1 (double, 3 RBI)
C-S stolen bases: Nyle Sattler 1, Lincoln Dzwik 1, Jackson Knickerbocker 1, Kai Brown 1, Brody Vosburg 1, Ben Nelson 1, Jackson Dzwik 1
Winning pitcher: Lincoln Dzwik - 1 IP, 0 hits, 1 run, 0 earned run, 1 walk, 2 strikeouts
Bryce Birkam - 2 IP, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 3 strikeouts
Hackett Secures Win With Late Rally
A late rally lifted Kalamazoo Hackett Prep to a 2-1 win over the Climax-Scotts varsity baseball team April 7 at Robert L. Weessies, Jr. Field.
The Panthers scored their only run in the bottom of the second inning and held a 1-0 lead until the top of the fifth inning.
Battle Creek St. Phil’s Lincoln Dzwik, playing for C-S in a co-op arrangement between C-S and St. Phil, started the bottom of the second inning with a walk. He stole second base and advanced to third base on an Alex Wurtzel ground out.
Bryce Birkam then came through with an RBI single to rightfield.
Hackett knotted the game in the fifth and took the lead in the sixth with an unearned run on an error.
Singles by Nyle Sattler, Dane Sattler and Bryce Birkam along with a double by Jackson Knickerbocker accounted for the C-S hits.
Carter Dzwik started and pitched the first four and one-third innings. He allowed three hits, one earned run, two walks and he struck out seven.
Lincoln Dzwik suffered the loss in relief, allowing no hits, no earned runs, one walk and he struck out one batter.
Kalamazoo Hackett 000 011 0 - 2-4-3
Climax-Scotts 010 000 0 - 1-4-4
C-S hits: Nyle Sattler 1, Dane Sattler 1, Jackson Knickerbocker 1 (double), Bryce Birkam 1 (1 RBI)
C-S stolen bases: Lincoln Dzwik 1
Carter Dzwik - 4.1 IP, 3 hits, 1 run, 1 earned run, 2 walks, 7 strikeouts
Losing pitcher: Lincoln Dzwik - 1.1 IP, 0 hits, 1 run, 0 earned runs, 1 walk, 1 strikeout
Nyle Sattler - 1.1 IP, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 strikeout
Nyle Sattler, Alex Wurtzel and Maximus Wurtzel combined on a four-hitter in a five-inning 11-1 win over Pittsford April 10 at Robert L. Weessies Field and Lincoln Dzwik and Bryce Birkam teamed up on a one-hitter in a 19-1, two-inning win over Athens April 9, also at Robert L. Weessies Field.
Sattler started and was credited with the win over Pittsford. He allowed one hit over three innings, walked four batters and struck out two.
Alex Wurtzel allowed two hits and one earned run in one inning with three strikeouts and Maximus Wurtzel tossed one scoreless inning and allowed one hit with two strikeouts.
Jackson Knickerbocker, who drove in two runs, Dane Sattler, who had a double, and Nyle Sattler, who had one RBI, each had one hit for C-S.
C-S, now 2-1, took advantage of five Pittsford errors that led to six unearned runs.
Pittsford 000 02 - 2- 4-5
Climax-Scotts 145 2x - 12-3-4
C-S hits: Jackson Knickerbocker 1 (2 RBI), Dane Sattler 1 (double), Nyle Sattler 1 (1 RBI)
C-S stolen bases: Lincoln Dzwik 3, Jackson Dzwik 3, Jackson Knickerbocker 3, Alex Wurtzel 1
Winning pitcher: Nyle Sattler - 3 IP, 1 hit, 0 earned runs, 4 walks, 2 strikeouts
Alex Wurtzel - 1 IP, 2 hits, 2 runs, 1 earned run, 1 walk, 3 strikeouts
Maximus Wurtzel - 1 IP, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 2 strikeouts
Panthers Hold Athens To 1 Hit
A 15-run first inning and strong pitching helped the Panthers to a 19-1 win over Athens April 9.
Lincoln Dzwik did not allow a hit and struck out two in his one inning of work for the win.
Birkam pitched the final two innings, allowing one hit, no runs and no walks while striking out three.
Hunter Piper and Dane Sattler, who had a double and drove in two runs, both had two hits to lead C-S at the plate.
Athens 0 10 - 1-1-12
Climax-Scotts (15) 4 x - 19-8-2
C-S hits: Jackson Knickerbocker 1 (1 RBI), Ben Nelson 1 (1 RBI), Hunter Piper 2, Dane Sattler 2 (double, 2 RBI), Nyle Sattler 1 (3 RBI), Brody Vosburg 1 (double, 3 RBI)
C-S stolen bases: Nyle Sattler 1, Lincoln Dzwik 1, Jackson Knickerbocker 1, Kai Brown 1, Brody Vosburg 1, Ben Nelson 1, Jackson Dzwik 1
Winning pitcher: Lincoln Dzwik - 1 IP, 0 hits, 1 run, 0 earned run, 1 walk, 2 strikeouts
Bryce Birkam - 2 IP, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 3 strikeouts
Hackett Secures Win With Late Rally
A late rally lifted Kalamazoo Hackett Prep to a 2-1 win over the Climax-Scotts varsity baseball team April 7 at Robert L. Weessies, Jr. Field.
The Panthers scored their only run in the bottom of the second inning and held a 1-0 lead until the top of the fifth inning.
Battle Creek St. Phil’s Lincoln Dzwik, playing for C-S in a co-op arrangement between C-S and St. Phil, started the bottom of the second inning with a walk. He stole second base and advanced to third base on an Alex Wurtzel ground out.
Bryce Birkam then came through with an RBI single to rightfield.
Hackett knotted the game in the fifth and took the lead in the sixth with an unearned run on an error.
Singles by Nyle Sattler, Dane Sattler and Bryce Birkam along with a double by Jackson Knickerbocker accounted for the C-S hits.
Carter Dzwik started and pitched the first four and one-third innings. He allowed three hits, one earned run, two walks and he struck out seven.
Lincoln Dzwik suffered the loss in relief, allowing no hits, no earned runs, one walk and he struck out one batter.
Kalamazoo Hackett 000 011 0 - 2-4-3
Climax-Scotts 010 000 0 - 1-4-4
C-S hits: Nyle Sattler 1, Dane Sattler 1, Jackson Knickerbocker 1 (double), Bryce Birkam 1 (1 RBI)
C-S stolen bases: Lincoln Dzwik 1
Carter Dzwik - 4.1 IP, 3 hits, 1 run, 1 earned run, 2 walks, 7 strikeouts
Losing pitcher: Lincoln Dzwik - 1.1 IP, 0 hits, 1 run, 0 earned runs, 1 walk, 1 strikeout
Nyle Sattler - 1.1 IP, 1 hit, 0 runs, 0 walks, 1 strikeout
C-S graduate eager to give back as coach for golf team
2016 C-S graduate Evan Koutny is enjoying his first year coaching the C-S golf team.
Photo by Bruce Rolfe
Photo by Bruce Rolfe
By Bruce Rolfe
Evan Koutny enjoys the work he does as a project manager for J&J Sheet Metal in the heating and cooling industry, but the 2016 Climax-Scotts High School graduate is also enjoying an opportunity to give back to the school district he attended K-12 at.
Koutny was named the C-S golf coach and is thoroughly enjoying his first year coaching.
“It feels good. I’ve been in this community my entire life. Kindergarten through my senior year I was here. I have two sisters that went through this school system, quite a few years older than me, but they walked the same halls as me. I had some of the same teachers. It's cool to come back and really see how it's changed in the few years since I haven't been here and just be a part of that change,” explained the C-S graduate.
He played on the Panther golf team his junior and senior years and when he learned longtime C-S golf coach and retired teacher Doug Robinson (known as D-Rob) would not be returning, he jumped at the opportunity and is glad he did.
“I've just kind of always wanted to do it. I've always thought about it in the back of my mind. I knew D-Rob wasn't going to do it forever. And this program kind of helped me out a lot. Kind of put me in a good spot, and I played golf a ton. It's a huge part of my life now. So I saw the spot opening up and D-Rob really going into retirement. I just thought, what a good opportunity to try and get back in there and be part of the community again. I’m excited to do it,” observed Koutny.
Koutny recalled how Robinson encouraged him when he wasn’t very familiar with the sport. He embraces following the footsteps of the former popular C-S teacher and golf coach.
“D-Rob was a real big influence. When I first picked up the golf clubs, it was my junior year and I'd never played organized golf before that. Never played on a course. He was just a real good coach. Welcoming me into it, kind of helping people out that were brand new. He didn't neglect anybody because they didn't know how to swing a club. It was a real cool feeling to be part of something when you'd never done it before,” said Koutny.
Koutny went on to play golf on a club team two years at Ferris State University where he earned a bachelor’s degree in construction management.
After a handful of practices and matches, Koutny is enjoying his first opportunity at coaching.
“It's rewarding, I would say. Some of these kids are new to the game, and some have played for a few years. It's very rewarding to see their excitement after a good shot, or when they're really starting to figure something out,” said the C-S graduate.
“I'm not a swing coach, I'm not a training professional, but there's little things I could do that help them really change their game, and it's cool to see the spark in them when they find out they can actually do something,” adds Koutny.
Koutny said his work boss supports his ambitions of being the Panther golf coach and the C-S grad said he would like to continue coaching the golf team as long as he can and as long as the school district wants him to continue in the role.
Koutny is among a trio of 2016 C-S graduates who have returned to give back to their alma mater as coaches.
Brandon Haynes is in his first year as the Panther varsity baseball coach, and Adam Audette is his assistant coach. Audette is also an assistant coach of the C-S PantherBot robotics team heading to the State Championships at Saginaw Valley State University April 16-18.
“I think about that all the time. I was just talking to Brandon Haynes before our match. It was real cool to see it come full circle like that. It’s funny, 10 years ago you wouldn’t think that all three would be here coaching something at the same time. It’s cool,” adds Koutny.
Evan Koutny enjoys the work he does as a project manager for J&J Sheet Metal in the heating and cooling industry, but the 2016 Climax-Scotts High School graduate is also enjoying an opportunity to give back to the school district he attended K-12 at.
Koutny was named the C-S golf coach and is thoroughly enjoying his first year coaching.
“It feels good. I’ve been in this community my entire life. Kindergarten through my senior year I was here. I have two sisters that went through this school system, quite a few years older than me, but they walked the same halls as me. I had some of the same teachers. It's cool to come back and really see how it's changed in the few years since I haven't been here and just be a part of that change,” explained the C-S graduate.
He played on the Panther golf team his junior and senior years and when he learned longtime C-S golf coach and retired teacher Doug Robinson (known as D-Rob) would not be returning, he jumped at the opportunity and is glad he did.
“I've just kind of always wanted to do it. I've always thought about it in the back of my mind. I knew D-Rob wasn't going to do it forever. And this program kind of helped me out a lot. Kind of put me in a good spot, and I played golf a ton. It's a huge part of my life now. So I saw the spot opening up and D-Rob really going into retirement. I just thought, what a good opportunity to try and get back in there and be part of the community again. I’m excited to do it,” observed Koutny.
Koutny recalled how Robinson encouraged him when he wasn’t very familiar with the sport. He embraces following the footsteps of the former popular C-S teacher and golf coach.
“D-Rob was a real big influence. When I first picked up the golf clubs, it was my junior year and I'd never played organized golf before that. Never played on a course. He was just a real good coach. Welcoming me into it, kind of helping people out that were brand new. He didn't neglect anybody because they didn't know how to swing a club. It was a real cool feeling to be part of something when you'd never done it before,” said Koutny.
Koutny went on to play golf on a club team two years at Ferris State University where he earned a bachelor’s degree in construction management.
After a handful of practices and matches, Koutny is enjoying his first opportunity at coaching.
“It's rewarding, I would say. Some of these kids are new to the game, and some have played for a few years. It's very rewarding to see their excitement after a good shot, or when they're really starting to figure something out,” said the C-S graduate.
“I'm not a swing coach, I'm not a training professional, but there's little things I could do that help them really change their game, and it's cool to see the spark in them when they find out they can actually do something,” adds Koutny.
Koutny said his work boss supports his ambitions of being the Panther golf coach and the C-S grad said he would like to continue coaching the golf team as long as he can and as long as the school district wants him to continue in the role.
Koutny is among a trio of 2016 C-S graduates who have returned to give back to their alma mater as coaches.
Brandon Haynes is in his first year as the Panther varsity baseball coach, and Adam Audette is his assistant coach. Audette is also an assistant coach of the C-S PantherBot robotics team heading to the State Championships at Saginaw Valley State University April 16-18.
“I think about that all the time. I was just talking to Brandon Haynes before our match. It was real cool to see it come full circle like that. It’s funny, 10 years ago you wouldn’t think that all three would be here coaching something at the same time. It’s cool,” adds Koutny.
Golf team begins season 2-2
The Climax-Scotts golf team completed its first week of action with a 2-2 record.
C-S Started the season with a split April 7, losing to Quincy 212-179 and defeating Potterville 212-224.
The Panthers defeated Bronson April 9, 215-227 at Bella Vista Golf Course.
Gixxer Blair was low shooter for C-S with a 50. Cooper Dinse finished with a 54, Hunter LaSala had a 55 and Ryan Pejakovich’s 56 rounded out C-S’ top four scorers.
Easton VanMiddlesworth was next with a 63 but his score did not count towards the team score.
At Bella Vista Golf Course (Hosted By Bronson)
C-S Def. Bronson, 215-227
C-S Top 4 Scores
Gixxer Blair 50, Cooper Dinse 54, Hunter LaSala 55, Ryan Pejakovich 56
C-S Golf Team Splits
The Climax-Scotts golf team earned a split April 7 at the Coldwater Golf Course.
The Panthers lost to Quincy 212-179 but defeated Potterville 212-224.
Gixxer Blair and Ryan Pejakovich each finished with a 50. Cooper Dinse had a 52 and Hunter LaSala had a 60 for C-S.
Easton VanMiddlesworth finished with a 64 but his score did not count towards the team score.
At Coldwater Golf Course (Hosted By Quincy)
Quincy Def. C-S 179-212
C-S Def. Potterville 212-224
C-S Top 4 scorers
Gixxer Blair 50, Ryan Pejakovich 50, Cooper Dinse 52, Hunter LaSala 60
C-S Started the season with a split April 7, losing to Quincy 212-179 and defeating Potterville 212-224.
The Panthers defeated Bronson April 9, 215-227 at Bella Vista Golf Course.
Gixxer Blair was low shooter for C-S with a 50. Cooper Dinse finished with a 54, Hunter LaSala had a 55 and Ryan Pejakovich’s 56 rounded out C-S’ top four scorers.
Easton VanMiddlesworth was next with a 63 but his score did not count towards the team score.
At Bella Vista Golf Course (Hosted By Bronson)
C-S Def. Bronson, 215-227
C-S Top 4 Scores
Gixxer Blair 50, Cooper Dinse 54, Hunter LaSala 55, Ryan Pejakovich 56
C-S Golf Team Splits
The Climax-Scotts golf team earned a split April 7 at the Coldwater Golf Course.
The Panthers lost to Quincy 212-179 but defeated Potterville 212-224.
Gixxer Blair and Ryan Pejakovich each finished with a 50. Cooper Dinse had a 52 and Hunter LaSala had a 60 for C-S.
Easton VanMiddlesworth finished with a 64 but his score did not count towards the team score.
At Coldwater Golf Course (Hosted By Quincy)
Quincy Def. C-S 179-212
C-S Def. Potterville 212-224
C-S Top 4 scorers
Gixxer Blair 50, Ryan Pejakovich 50, Cooper Dinse 52, Hunter LaSala 60
C-S girls place first at colon; Walliczek breaks own school record in discus
Climax-Scotts senior Paige Amos won two events and helped two relay teams to a first place finish and senior Gabe Walliczek placed first in two events and broke his own school record at the seven team Dale Shook Invitational at Colon April 10.
No team scores were kept.
The C-S girls and boys each placed first in five events.
Amos won the 100-meter dash with a time of 13.68, the 200-meter dash with a time of 28.59, teamed up with Laiken Meade, Annabelle Edwards and Sophie Braithwaite to win the 4x100-meter relay (56.64) and combined with Nina Garcia-Delgado, Meade and Edwards to win the 4x200-meter relay (2:02.09).
Walliczek won the shot put with a season best throw of 49’01.00” and he broke his own school record in the discus with a personal best toss of 158’,00” for a first place finish.
Dale Shook Invitational (at Colon)
Men
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals: 2. Elijah Bowron, 11.98aSB, 3. Alexander Albarran, 12.01aPB, 8. Maddox Wyman, 12.58aSB, 10. Blake Buddemeier, 12.72aPB; 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Elijah Bowron, 24.85a, 2. Julian Garcia, 25.41aPB, 3. Easton Vanmiddlesworth, 25.77a, 6. Maddox Wyman, 26.10a, 8. Alexander Albarran, 26.28aPB 9. Ashton Heighton, 26.41aPB, 10. Tyler Peck, 26.75a, 17. Zach Roebuck , 29.18a, 19. Tristan Thompson, 30.73aPB, 20. Julian Price, 30.76aPB; 400 Meters Varsity - Finals: 2. Easton Vanmiddlesworth, 57.29a, 4. Junior Morales, 1:01.49aPB, 9. Ethan Seage, 1:04.98a; 800 Meters Varsity - Finals:
4. Dean Parks, 2:40.72aSB; 1600 Meters Varsity - Finals: 2. Nate Arnett, 5:20.59aPB, 4. Lincoln Bartholomew, 5:23.88aPB, 7. Dean Parks, 5:48.62aSB, 13. Leo Bagwell, 7:14.06aSB, 14. Arturo Espino, 7:24.84a; 3200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Nate Arnett, 11:49.39aPB, 4. Lincoln Bartholomew, 12:10.71aPB; 110m Hurdles - 39" / 0.991m Varsity - Finals: 2. Blake Buddemeier, 19.36aPB; 300m Hurdles - 36" / 0.914m Varsity - Finals: 2. Blake Buddemeier, 49.23a; 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Alexander Albarran, Elijah Bowron, Maddox Wyman, Tyler Peck), 47.63a; 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Alexander Albarran, Elijah Bowron, Maddox Wyman, Easton Vanmiddlesworth), 1:40.32a; 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals: 4. Climax-Scotts (Lincoln Bartholomew, Blake Buddemeier, Zach Roebuck, Ethan Seage), 4:23.98a; 4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Nate Arnett, Dean Parks, Leo Bagwell, Lincoln Bartholomew), 10:28.57a; Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals: 1. Gabe Walliczek, 49-01.00SB, 4. Liam Lasala, 38-09.00, 6. Malcolm Smith, 35-04.00PB, 6. Hunter Lasala, 35-04.00, 10. Aiden Klusman , 33-08.00PB, 11. Logan Malerra, 33-06.00PB, 14. Aaden Krick, 32-06.00PB, 17. Alec Hilton, 31-06.00PB, 18. Zach Roebuck, 31-02.00, 33. Damien Watson , 22-03.00; Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals: 1. Gabe Walliczek, 158-00PB, 4. Liam Lasala, 114-02SB, 8. Malcolm Smith, 93-03, 13. Hunter Lasala, 82-08, 14. Aiden Klusman, 81-11PB; 16. Aaden Krick, 79-10PB, 18. Zach Roebuck , 77-08, 20. Logan Malerra, 74-00PB, 25. Alec Hilton, 58-04, 29. Damien Watson, 51-04; High Jump Varsity - Finals: 2. (tie) Easton Vanmiddlesworth, 5-02.00, 4. Mason Shannon, 5-02.00, 5. Ashton Heighton, 5-00.00PB; Pole Vault Varsity - Finals: 5. Tristan Thompson, 8-06.00PB; Long Jump Varsity - Finals: 1. Julian Garcia, 18-05.00SB, 7. Ashton Heighton, 16-07.75PB, 10. Mason Shannon, 15-10.50, 15. Dean Parks, 14-04.75SB
No team scores were kept.
The C-S girls and boys each placed first in five events.
Amos won the 100-meter dash with a time of 13.68, the 200-meter dash with a time of 28.59, teamed up with Laiken Meade, Annabelle Edwards and Sophie Braithwaite to win the 4x100-meter relay (56.64) and combined with Nina Garcia-Delgado, Meade and Edwards to win the 4x200-meter relay (2:02.09).
Walliczek won the shot put with a season best throw of 49’01.00” and he broke his own school record in the discus with a personal best toss of 158’,00” for a first place finish.
Dale Shook Invitational (at Colon)
Men
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals: 2. Elijah Bowron, 11.98aSB, 3. Alexander Albarran, 12.01aPB, 8. Maddox Wyman, 12.58aSB, 10. Blake Buddemeier, 12.72aPB; 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Elijah Bowron, 24.85a, 2. Julian Garcia, 25.41aPB, 3. Easton Vanmiddlesworth, 25.77a, 6. Maddox Wyman, 26.10a, 8. Alexander Albarran, 26.28aPB 9. Ashton Heighton, 26.41aPB, 10. Tyler Peck, 26.75a, 17. Zach Roebuck , 29.18a, 19. Tristan Thompson, 30.73aPB, 20. Julian Price, 30.76aPB; 400 Meters Varsity - Finals: 2. Easton Vanmiddlesworth, 57.29a, 4. Junior Morales, 1:01.49aPB, 9. Ethan Seage, 1:04.98a; 800 Meters Varsity - Finals:
4. Dean Parks, 2:40.72aSB; 1600 Meters Varsity - Finals: 2. Nate Arnett, 5:20.59aPB, 4. Lincoln Bartholomew, 5:23.88aPB, 7. Dean Parks, 5:48.62aSB, 13. Leo Bagwell, 7:14.06aSB, 14. Arturo Espino, 7:24.84a; 3200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Nate Arnett, 11:49.39aPB, 4. Lincoln Bartholomew, 12:10.71aPB; 110m Hurdles - 39" / 0.991m Varsity - Finals: 2. Blake Buddemeier, 19.36aPB; 300m Hurdles - 36" / 0.914m Varsity - Finals: 2. Blake Buddemeier, 49.23a; 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Alexander Albarran, Elijah Bowron, Maddox Wyman, Tyler Peck), 47.63a; 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Alexander Albarran, Elijah Bowron, Maddox Wyman, Easton Vanmiddlesworth), 1:40.32a; 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals: 4. Climax-Scotts (Lincoln Bartholomew, Blake Buddemeier, Zach Roebuck, Ethan Seage), 4:23.98a; 4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Nate Arnett, Dean Parks, Leo Bagwell, Lincoln Bartholomew), 10:28.57a; Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals: 1. Gabe Walliczek, 49-01.00SB, 4. Liam Lasala, 38-09.00, 6. Malcolm Smith, 35-04.00PB, 6. Hunter Lasala, 35-04.00, 10. Aiden Klusman , 33-08.00PB, 11. Logan Malerra, 33-06.00PB, 14. Aaden Krick, 32-06.00PB, 17. Alec Hilton, 31-06.00PB, 18. Zach Roebuck, 31-02.00, 33. Damien Watson , 22-03.00; Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals: 1. Gabe Walliczek, 158-00PB, 4. Liam Lasala, 114-02SB, 8. Malcolm Smith, 93-03, 13. Hunter Lasala, 82-08, 14. Aiden Klusman, 81-11PB; 16. Aaden Krick, 79-10PB, 18. Zach Roebuck , 77-08, 20. Logan Malerra, 74-00PB, 25. Alec Hilton, 58-04, 29. Damien Watson, 51-04; High Jump Varsity - Finals: 2. (tie) Easton Vanmiddlesworth, 5-02.00, 4. Mason Shannon, 5-02.00, 5. Ashton Heighton, 5-00.00PB; Pole Vault Varsity - Finals: 5. Tristan Thompson, 8-06.00PB; Long Jump Varsity - Finals: 1. Julian Garcia, 18-05.00SB, 7. Ashton Heighton, 16-07.75PB, 10. Mason Shannon, 15-10.50, 15. Dean Parks, 14-04.75SB
Women
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Paige Amos, 13.68aSB, 2. Sophie Braithwaite, 13.85aSB; 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Paige Amos, 28.59a, 3. Sophie Braithwaite, 30.36aSB, 5. Nina Garcia-Delgado, 31.57a, 7. Alyssa Morrison, 33.04aSB, 13. Belinda Espino, 36.68a, 17. Clara Fraley, 38.17aSB; 800 Meters Varsity - Finals: 9. Clara Fraley, 3:40.59aPB; 1600 Meters Varsity - Finals: 2. Alyssa Morrison, 7:00.42aPB; 100m Hurdles - 33" / 0.838m Varsity - Finals: 4. Addyson Hutchins, 22.14a; 300m Hurdles - 30" / 0.762m Varsity - Finals: 1. Addyson Hutchins, 56.89a; 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals: 1. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Laiken Meade, Annabelle Edwards, Sophie Braithwaite), 56.64a; 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 1. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Nina Garcia-Delgado, Laiken Meade, Annabelle Edwards), 2:02.09a; 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Alyssa Morrison, Anastacia Green, Addyson Hutchins, Nina Garcia-Delgado), 5:11.83a; Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals: 9. Addisyn Krick, 21-11.00, 11. Grace Liska, 21-09.00, 16. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 18-07.00, 19. Kennedy Smith, 17-07.00SB; Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals: 6. Grace Liska, 65-08PB, 10. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 60-10PB, 13. Addisyn Krick, 55-11SB, 20. Kennedy Smith, 30-04PB; High Jump Varsity - Finals: 2. Annabelle Edwards, 4-08.00, 3. Laiken Meade, 4-00.00; Long Jump Varsity - Finals: 2. Sophie Braithwaite, 13-03.50PB, 4. Annabelle Edwards, 13-00.50PB, 5. Laiken Meade, 13-00.25PB, 6. Nina Garcia-Delgado, 11-08.50, 7. Addyson Hutchins, 11-03.25, 9. Alyssa Morrison, 10-11.50SB, 11. Belinda Espino, 9-08.75PB
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Paige Amos, 13.68aSB, 2. Sophie Braithwaite, 13.85aSB; 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Paige Amos, 28.59a, 3. Sophie Braithwaite, 30.36aSB, 5. Nina Garcia-Delgado, 31.57a, 7. Alyssa Morrison, 33.04aSB, 13. Belinda Espino, 36.68a, 17. Clara Fraley, 38.17aSB; 800 Meters Varsity - Finals: 9. Clara Fraley, 3:40.59aPB; 1600 Meters Varsity - Finals: 2. Alyssa Morrison, 7:00.42aPB; 100m Hurdles - 33" / 0.838m Varsity - Finals: 4. Addyson Hutchins, 22.14a; 300m Hurdles - 30" / 0.762m Varsity - Finals: 1. Addyson Hutchins, 56.89a; 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals: 1. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Laiken Meade, Annabelle Edwards, Sophie Braithwaite), 56.64a; 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 1. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Nina Garcia-Delgado, Laiken Meade, Annabelle Edwards), 2:02.09a; 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Alyssa Morrison, Anastacia Green, Addyson Hutchins, Nina Garcia-Delgado), 5:11.83a; Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals: 9. Addisyn Krick, 21-11.00, 11. Grace Liska, 21-09.00, 16. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 18-07.00, 19. Kennedy Smith, 17-07.00SB; Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals: 6. Grace Liska, 65-08PB, 10. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 60-10PB, 13. Addisyn Krick, 55-11SB, 20. Kennedy Smith, 30-04PB; High Jump Varsity - Finals: 2. Annabelle Edwards, 4-08.00, 3. Laiken Meade, 4-00.00; Long Jump Varsity - Finals: 2. Sophie Braithwaite, 13-03.50PB, 4. Annabelle Edwards, 13-00.50PB, 5. Laiken Meade, 13-00.25PB, 6. Nina Garcia-Delgado, 11-08.50, 7. Addyson Hutchins, 11-03.25, 9. Alyssa Morrison, 10-11.50SB, 11. Belinda Espino, 9-08.75PB
Men Place First at Athens, Women Second
The Climax-Scotts mens track team placed first in 11 of the 17 events at an SCAA meet at Athens to capture a first place finish while the women placed first in six of the 17 events and settled for a second place finish.
The C-S men totaled 263 points at the event, well ahead of second place finishing Pittsford, which finished with 85 points.
The Lady Panthers finished with 124 points. Pittsford won the womens event with 181 points.
The C-S men enjoyed 24 personal best performances.
Maximus Wurtzel placed first in two events and helped a relay team to a first place finish to lead the men. The Panther sophomore won the 100-meter dash with a time of 11.73, the 200-meter dash with a personal best time of 23.15 and he joined Tyler Peck, Maddox Wyman, and Elijah Bowron in a first place finishing effort in the 4x100-meter relay with a time of 47.21.
Addy Reeves, Paige Amos and Olivia Bolt each won one event and helped a relay team to a first place finish to lead the Lady Panthers.
Reeves won the long jump with a distance of 13’9” and joined Paige Amos, Bolt, and Morrison in a first place finish in the 4x100-meter relay with a time of 5:03.37.
Bolt also won the 800-meter run with a personal best time of 2:50.74 and Amos won the 200-meter dash with a personal best time of 26.36,
The Climax-Scotts mens track team placed first in 11 of the 17 events at an SCAA meet at Athens to capture a first place finish while the women placed first in six of the 17 events and settled for a second place finish.
The C-S men totaled 263 points at the event, well ahead of second place finishing Pittsford, which finished with 85 points.
The Lady Panthers finished with 124 points. Pittsford won the womens event with 181 points.
The C-S men enjoyed 24 personal best performances.
Maximus Wurtzel placed first in two events and helped a relay team to a first place finish to lead the men. The Panther sophomore won the 100-meter dash with a time of 11.73, the 200-meter dash with a personal best time of 23.15 and he joined Tyler Peck, Maddox Wyman, and Elijah Bowron in a first place finishing effort in the 4x100-meter relay with a time of 47.21.
Addy Reeves, Paige Amos and Olivia Bolt each won one event and helped a relay team to a first place finish to lead the Lady Panthers.
Reeves won the long jump with a distance of 13’9” and joined Paige Amos, Bolt, and Morrison in a first place finish in the 4x100-meter relay with a time of 5:03.37.
Bolt also won the 800-meter run with a personal best time of 2:50.74 and Amos won the 200-meter dash with a personal best time of 26.36,
SCAA Meet At Athens
Men
1. Climax-Scotts, 263, 2. Pittsford, 85, 3. Athens, 37, 4. Waldron, 30, 5. Litchfield, 18, 6. St Philip Catholic Central, 17
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Maximus Wurtzel, 11.73aSB, 2. Elijah Bowron, 12.10aSB, 3. Alexander Albarran, 12.14aPB, 5. Maddox Wyman, 12.63aSB, 6. Julian Garcia, 12.80aPB, 7. Blake Buddemeier, 12.80aPB, 10. Tyler Peck, 13.31aSB, 11. Junior Morales, 13.31aPB, 13. Ethan Seage, 13.44aPB, 15. Julian Price, 13.84aPB, 22. Tristan Thompson, 15.11aPB, Mason Shannon, DNS; 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Maximus Wurtzel, 23.15aPB, 2. Easton Vanmiddlesworth, 23.82aPB, 3. Elijah Bowron, 24.05aPB, 4. Maddox Wyman, 25.52aPB, 5. Julian Garcia, 25.53aPB, 7. Ethan Seage, 25.92aPB, 8. Junior Morales, 25.98aPB, 10. Tyler Peck, 26.19aPB, 11. Alexander Wurtzel, 26.43aPB, 20. Liam Lasala, 28.57aSB, 21. Zach Roebuck, 28.90aPB, Alexander Albarran, DNS, Julian Price, DNS; 400 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Easton Vanmiddlesworth, 56.27aPB, 2. Alexander Wurtzel, 56.28aSB, 4. Ethan Seage, 1:03.00aPB, Junior Morales, DNS; 800 Meters Varsity - Finals: 8. Leo Bagwell, 2:55.00aSB, 9. Arturo Espino, 3:05.00aSB; 1600 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Lincoln Bartholomew, 5:27.84aPB, 2. Nate Arnett, 5:28.80aSB, 3. Dean Parks, 5:55.42aSB, 10. Arturo Espino, 7:19.66aSB, 11. Leo Bagwell, 7:19.82aSB; 3200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Lincoln Bartholomew, 12:15.74aPB, 2. Nate Arnett, 12:15.76aSB; 110m Hurdles - 39" / 0.991m Varsity - Finals: 1. Blake Buddemeier, 21.77aSB, Eli DeWaal, DNS, Blake Wechsler, DNS; 300m Hurdles - 36" / 0.914m Varsity - Finals: 1. Blake Buddemeier, 47.50aPB, Blake Wechsler, DNS, Eli DeWaal, DNS; 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals: 1. Climax-Scotts (Tyler Peck, Maddox Wyman, Elijah Bowron, Maximus Wurtzel, 47.21); 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Alexander Albarran, Maddox Wyman, Elijah Bowron, Tyler Peck), J NT; 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Alexander Albarran, Alexander Wurtzel, Maximus Wurtzel, Easton Vanmiddlesworth), 4:01.16a, 3. Climax-Scotts (Nate Arnett, Lincoln Bartholomew, Julian Garcia, Dean Parks), 4:19.66a , Climax-Scotts - B; 4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals: 1. Climax-Scotts (Alexander Wurtzel, Nate Arnett, Lincoln Bartholomew, Dean Parks), 9:51.49a; Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals: 1. Liam Lasala, 40' 6.5"PB, 2. Hunter Lasala, 39' 11"SB, 3. Malcolm Smith, 34' 6"PB, 4. Logan Malerra, 32' 9"PB, 6. Zach Roebuck, 32' 0.5"SB, 7. Aaden Krick, 31' 9.5"SB, 9. Alec Hilton, 31' 2"PB, 17. Damien Watson, 22' 3"PB, Gabe Walliczek, ND; Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals: 1. Gabe Walliczek, 157' 9.5"PB, 2. Liam Lasala, 103' 3"SB, 3. Hunter Lasala, 100' 7"SB, 4. Malcolm Smith, 93' 7"PB, 6. Zach Roebuck, 83' 2"SB, 8. Aaden Krick, 76' 10"PB, 9. Alec Hilton, 75' 2.25"PB, 11. Logan Malerra, 73' 10"PB, 17. Damien Watson, 58' 4"PB; High Jump Varsity - Finals: 2. Easton Vanmiddlesworth, J 5' 6"PB, 3. Masson Shannon, J 5' 6"PB, Tristan Thompson, NH; Pole Vault Varsity - Finals: Tristan Thompson, DNS; Long Jump Varsity - Finals: 3. Julian Garcia, 17' 5"SB, 5. Mason Shannon, 16' 3"PB, 10. Dean Parks, 14' 2"SB
Women
1. Pittsford, 181, 2. Climax-Scotts, 124, 3. Athens, 112, 4. St Philip Catholic Central, 49, 5. Litchfield, 16, 6. Waldron, 12
Men
1. Climax-Scotts, 263, 2. Pittsford, 85, 3. Athens, 37, 4. Waldron, 30, 5. Litchfield, 18, 6. St Philip Catholic Central, 17
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Maximus Wurtzel, 11.73aSB, 2. Elijah Bowron, 12.10aSB, 3. Alexander Albarran, 12.14aPB, 5. Maddox Wyman, 12.63aSB, 6. Julian Garcia, 12.80aPB, 7. Blake Buddemeier, 12.80aPB, 10. Tyler Peck, 13.31aSB, 11. Junior Morales, 13.31aPB, 13. Ethan Seage, 13.44aPB, 15. Julian Price, 13.84aPB, 22. Tristan Thompson, 15.11aPB, Mason Shannon, DNS; 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Maximus Wurtzel, 23.15aPB, 2. Easton Vanmiddlesworth, 23.82aPB, 3. Elijah Bowron, 24.05aPB, 4. Maddox Wyman, 25.52aPB, 5. Julian Garcia, 25.53aPB, 7. Ethan Seage, 25.92aPB, 8. Junior Morales, 25.98aPB, 10. Tyler Peck, 26.19aPB, 11. Alexander Wurtzel, 26.43aPB, 20. Liam Lasala, 28.57aSB, 21. Zach Roebuck, 28.90aPB, Alexander Albarran, DNS, Julian Price, DNS; 400 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Easton Vanmiddlesworth, 56.27aPB, 2. Alexander Wurtzel, 56.28aSB, 4. Ethan Seage, 1:03.00aPB, Junior Morales, DNS; 800 Meters Varsity - Finals: 8. Leo Bagwell, 2:55.00aSB, 9. Arturo Espino, 3:05.00aSB; 1600 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Lincoln Bartholomew, 5:27.84aPB, 2. Nate Arnett, 5:28.80aSB, 3. Dean Parks, 5:55.42aSB, 10. Arturo Espino, 7:19.66aSB, 11. Leo Bagwell, 7:19.82aSB; 3200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Lincoln Bartholomew, 12:15.74aPB, 2. Nate Arnett, 12:15.76aSB; 110m Hurdles - 39" / 0.991m Varsity - Finals: 1. Blake Buddemeier, 21.77aSB, Eli DeWaal, DNS, Blake Wechsler, DNS; 300m Hurdles - 36" / 0.914m Varsity - Finals: 1. Blake Buddemeier, 47.50aPB, Blake Wechsler, DNS, Eli DeWaal, DNS; 4x100 Relay Varsity - Finals: 1. Climax-Scotts (Tyler Peck, Maddox Wyman, Elijah Bowron, Maximus Wurtzel, 47.21); 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Alexander Albarran, Maddox Wyman, Elijah Bowron, Tyler Peck), J NT; 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Alexander Albarran, Alexander Wurtzel, Maximus Wurtzel, Easton Vanmiddlesworth), 4:01.16a, 3. Climax-Scotts (Nate Arnett, Lincoln Bartholomew, Julian Garcia, Dean Parks), 4:19.66a , Climax-Scotts - B; 4x800 Relay Varsity - Finals: 1. Climax-Scotts (Alexander Wurtzel, Nate Arnett, Lincoln Bartholomew, Dean Parks), 9:51.49a; Shot Put - 12lb Varsity - Finals: 1. Liam Lasala, 40' 6.5"PB, 2. Hunter Lasala, 39' 11"SB, 3. Malcolm Smith, 34' 6"PB, 4. Logan Malerra, 32' 9"PB, 6. Zach Roebuck, 32' 0.5"SB, 7. Aaden Krick, 31' 9.5"SB, 9. Alec Hilton, 31' 2"PB, 17. Damien Watson, 22' 3"PB, Gabe Walliczek, ND; Discus - 1.6kg Varsity - Finals: 1. Gabe Walliczek, 157' 9.5"PB, 2. Liam Lasala, 103' 3"SB, 3. Hunter Lasala, 100' 7"SB, 4. Malcolm Smith, 93' 7"PB, 6. Zach Roebuck, 83' 2"SB, 8. Aaden Krick, 76' 10"PB, 9. Alec Hilton, 75' 2.25"PB, 11. Logan Malerra, 73' 10"PB, 17. Damien Watson, 58' 4"PB; High Jump Varsity - Finals: 2. Easton Vanmiddlesworth, J 5' 6"PB, 3. Masson Shannon, J 5' 6"PB, Tristan Thompson, NH; Pole Vault Varsity - Finals: Tristan Thompson, DNS; Long Jump Varsity - Finals: 3. Julian Garcia, 17' 5"SB, 5. Mason Shannon, 16' 3"PB, 10. Dean Parks, 14' 2"SB
Women
1. Pittsford, 181, 2. Climax-Scotts, 124, 3. Athens, 112, 4. St Philip Catholic Central, 49, 5. Litchfield, 16, 6. Waldron, 12
C-S Results
100 Meters Varsity - Finals
2. Paige Amos, 14.02aSB, 3. Annabelle Edwards, 14.52aPB, 5. Addy Reeves, 14.82aSB, 6. Nina Garcia, 15.16a, 14. Laiken Meade, 15.80aPB, 16. Chloe Czuk, 16.39aSB, 19. Belinda Espino, 17.15aPB, 20. Anastacia Green, 17.43aPB, 23. Clara Fraley, 18.12aSB, 26. Lexi Cooper, 19.74aPB; 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Paige Amos, 26.36aPB, 7. Nina Garcia-Delgado, 29.89aPB, 9. Annabelle Edwards, 30.02aSB, 10. Addy Reeves, 30.25aSB, 11. Laiken Meade, 30.33aPB, 15. Belinda Espino, 32.66aPB, 19. Chloe Czuk, 34.06aSB, 21. Alyssa Morrison, 35.38aSB, Lexi Cooper, DNS; 400 Meters Varsity - Finals 2. Alyssa Morrison, 1:15.13aSB, 3. Nina Garcia-Delgado, 1:16.81aPB, Belinda Espino, DNS; 800 Meters Varsity - Finals 1. Olivia Bolt, 2:50.74aPB, 6. Anastacia Green, 3:37.66aPB, 7. Clara Fraley, 3:52.92aPB; 100m Hurdles - 33" / 0.838m Varsity - Finals 3. Addyson Hutchins, 20.76aPB, Alexis Brown, DNS; 300m Hurdles - 30" / 0.762m Varsity - Finals; 1. Addyson Hutchins, 54.26aPB, Alexis Brown, DNS; 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Olivia Bolt, Alyssa Morrison, Addyson Hutchins), 2:00.17a; 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals: 1. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Olivia Bolt, Alyssa Morrison, Addy Reeves), 5:03.37a; Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals: 5. Addisyn Krick, 22' 10"PB, 7. Grace Liska, J 22' 9"SB, 10. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 19' 7"SB; Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals: 6. Grace Liska, 62' 3"PB, 8. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 56' 6.5"PB, 10. Addisyn Krick, 52' 2.5"SB; High Jump Varsity - Finals: 1. Annabelle Edwards, 4' 9"SB, 3. Laiken Meade, 4' 3"PB; Long Jump Varsity - Finals: 1. Addy Reeves, 13' 9"SB, 3. Nina Garcia-Delgado, 12' 0"PB, 5. Addyson Hutchins, 11' 7"PB, 6. Laiken Meade, 10' 11"PB, 9. Chloe Czuk, 10' 5"SB, 13. Belinda Espino, 8' 10"PB
100 Meters Varsity - Finals
2. Paige Amos, 14.02aSB, 3. Annabelle Edwards, 14.52aPB, 5. Addy Reeves, 14.82aSB, 6. Nina Garcia, 15.16a, 14. Laiken Meade, 15.80aPB, 16. Chloe Czuk, 16.39aSB, 19. Belinda Espino, 17.15aPB, 20. Anastacia Green, 17.43aPB, 23. Clara Fraley, 18.12aSB, 26. Lexi Cooper, 19.74aPB; 200 Meters Varsity - Finals: 1. Paige Amos, 26.36aPB, 7. Nina Garcia-Delgado, 29.89aPB, 9. Annabelle Edwards, 30.02aSB, 10. Addy Reeves, 30.25aSB, 11. Laiken Meade, 30.33aPB, 15. Belinda Espino, 32.66aPB, 19. Chloe Czuk, 34.06aSB, 21. Alyssa Morrison, 35.38aSB, Lexi Cooper, DNS; 400 Meters Varsity - Finals 2. Alyssa Morrison, 1:15.13aSB, 3. Nina Garcia-Delgado, 1:16.81aPB, Belinda Espino, DNS; 800 Meters Varsity - Finals 1. Olivia Bolt, 2:50.74aPB, 6. Anastacia Green, 3:37.66aPB, 7. Clara Fraley, 3:52.92aPB; 100m Hurdles - 33" / 0.838m Varsity - Finals 3. Addyson Hutchins, 20.76aPB, Alexis Brown, DNS; 300m Hurdles - 30" / 0.762m Varsity - Finals; 1. Addyson Hutchins, 54.26aPB, Alexis Brown, DNS; 4x200 Relay Varsity - Finals: 2. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Olivia Bolt, Alyssa Morrison, Addyson Hutchins), 2:00.17a; 4x400 Relay Varsity - Finals: 1. Climax-Scotts (Paige Amos, Olivia Bolt, Alyssa Morrison, Addy Reeves), 5:03.37a; Shot Put - 4kg Varsity - Finals: 5. Addisyn Krick, 22' 10"PB, 7. Grace Liska, J 22' 9"SB, 10. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 19' 7"SB; Discus - 1kg Varsity - Finals: 6. Grace Liska, 62' 3"PB, 8. Andrea Santos-Sabino, 56' 6.5"PB, 10. Addisyn Krick, 52' 2.5"SB; High Jump Varsity - Finals: 1. Annabelle Edwards, 4' 9"SB, 3. Laiken Meade, 4' 3"PB; Long Jump Varsity - Finals: 1. Addy Reeves, 13' 9"SB, 3. Nina Garcia-Delgado, 12' 0"PB, 5. Addyson Hutchins, 11' 7"PB, 6. Laiken Meade, 10' 11"PB, 9. Chloe Czuk, 10' 5"SB, 13. Belinda Espino, 8' 10"PB
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