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Both the Avon High boys and girls track teams closed out the final West Shore Conference track championships in fine style last week, claiming team titles on the oval be-hind Avon Middle School. Avon’s boys rolled up 157 points and girls totalled 189.5 on the memorable night. The Lady Eagles were dominant with wins from
400 meter relay (Jessica Yurkovich, Lexie Firment,
Avon Sweeps Final West Shore Conference Track Championships
Avon’s boys celebrate the 2015 WSC championship
Avon’s girls coach Sam Ulery sets up a team picturewith his cell phone.
Bay High’s Matt Orr takes the 400 meter dash.
Bay High junior Olivia Bechtel accomplished a rare feat - four wins in the conference meet (long jump,
100, 200 & 400 meter runs).
Sydnie Firment, Kamryn Sharer), 800 meter relay (Hai-ley Acosta, Caroline Miller, Regan Betts, Kamryn Sharer) and 1,600 meter relay (Hailey Acosta, Regan Betts, Lexie Firment, Emily Joyce) teams. Kamryn Sharer also won the 100 meter hurdles for Avon. Bay’s Olivia Bechtel was terrific with four wins, taking the long jump, 100, 200 and 400 meter dashes. Avon fresh-man Kamryn Sharer also had an outstanding meet, winning an individual title in the 100-meter hurdles and running the anchor legs the Eagles’ winning 400 and 800 meter relays. Avon’s boys were paced by Mitch Cooper in the high jump (6-2) and Kyle Longrich in the pole vault (13-06). Track winners for Avon included Sean Kane in the
1600 meter run (4:33) the 400 meter relay team (Alec Damasiewicz, Garret Choat, Zach Torbert, Jake Bitter) 43.64, and the 800 meter relay team Garret Choar, Zach Torbert, Jake Bitter, Michael Nose) 1:31.84. Avon boys coach Scott Lanham and girls coach Sam Ulery were awarded coach of the year honors. Complete results are here: www.baumspage.com/track/westshore/2015/2015%20Results.htm.Visit TheVillagerNewspaper.com for more photos
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The 46th annual “Cahoon in June” fine crafts, collectibles and antiques event is June 13, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., in Cahoon Memorial Park. This year, the Bay Village Historical So-ciety is partnering with BAYarts, which holds its Annual Art and Music Festival on the same day in nearby Huntington Park. The Village Project has also scheduled its “Project Pedal” fundraiser for June 13. The Lake Erie Nature and Science Center will have planetarium pro-grams that day and the Bay Village Fire De-partment plans an open house. Huntington Playhouse will be open for tours and refresh-ments and the Village Bicycle Cooperative will offer guidance in bike mechanics and learning about crafty upcycling projects. Transportation will run between venues all day. A Civil War reenactment and a display of antique cars will be highlights of Cahoon in June. The reenactment will serve as a time machine to transport visitors back to the Civil War era. Military equip-ment and personal items that be-longed to soldiers in the Civil War will be on display. Join in a camp-fire discussion with members of the 105th Ohio Volunteer Infantry to learn about one of the most impor-tant periods in American history.
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Admission to Cahoon in June is free again this year. The School of Rock will perform in the gazebo from noon to 2 p.m., followed by Madison Crawl from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Culinary artisans from the Cleveland Culinary Launch Kitchen will have a presence at the show, sell-ing their Northeast Ohio-made products. Food concessions will include the Ironwood Café, The Sweet Spot food truck, Island Delights and Veg’n Out Cafe vegan bakery. Proceeds from this event support the Rose Hill Museum, the Reuben Osborn Learning Center and student scholarships. The muse-ums will be open during Cahoon in June. Con-tact Cynthia Eakin at 216-213-0312 for addi-tional information.
Eleven Lee Burneson Middle School eighth-grade French students earned recognition for their achievements in the National French Contest/Le Grand Con-cours, an annual competition sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French. Akhilesh Reddy and Rachel Wagner earned Silver Awards for their scores, while Rafi Melikian and Chad Sargent earned Bronze Awards. Honorable Men-tions went to Claire Brewer, Henyah Dardir, Hena Delic, Rana Doleh, Ella Gray,
Lauren Schultz and An-gela Zhu. Other students who participated in the exam were Molly Dan-iels, Emily Dingeldein, Connor Harte, Jonathon Hudak, Ronni Kabay, Payton Karaffa, Dan-iel Mather and Seamus O’Malley. All are students of Allison Lawrence. French students in grades 1-12 in all 50 states and abroad take a written test and compete against students with similar edu-cational background.
LBMS French Students Earn National Recognition
in Le Grand Councours
LBMS Le Grand Concours Winners: (Back row, l to r) Allison Law-rence, Connor Harte, Chad Sargent, Claire Brewer, Emily Dingeldein, Jonathon Hudak, Ronni Kabay, Rana Doleh and Hena Delic. (Front row) Seanus O’Malley, Akelish Reddy, Ella Gray, Henyah Dardir, Payton Karaffa, Angela Zhu and Molly Daniels. Not pictured are
Daniel Mather, Rafi Melikian, Lauren Schultz and Rachel Wagner.
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