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WORLD SPORTS & OUTDOORS<br />
U-32 senior Josh Farber (Right, #20 in blue) gets inside the Milton<br />
defense to put up a shot during last Saturday afternoon’s Division<br />
II semifinal at the Barre Auditorium. The Raider Boys lost a heartbreaker<br />
to Milton, 57-56, and their season came to a close. Photo<br />
by Bill Croney.<br />
The Cadet’s Amanda Conway (center, #2 in grey) slips what proved<br />
to be the game-winning goal past Hamline goalie McKenna<br />
Hulslander in the first period of last Friday night’s NCAA Division<br />
III Women’s hockey semifinal game at Kreitzberg Arena. Amanda’s<br />
goal put the Norwich Women up 2-0. They advance to the NCAA<br />
Division III championship game against Elmira with a 5-1 win over<br />
the Pipers. Photo by Bill Croney.<br />
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Williamstown senior Nathan Poulin (#33, in Blue) shoots over<br />
Windsor’s Duncan Frazier during last Saturday afternoon’s Division<br />
III championship game at the Barre Auditorium. The Blue Devils fell<br />
to the Yellow Jackets 71-59 and finished their season at <strong>21</strong>-4. Photo<br />
by Bill Croney.<br />
THANK YOU FOR SAYING<br />
I SAW IT IN<br />
On March 8th, Hoop Shooters Cadance and Abby Tenney along with family members visited Barre Elks<br />
Lodge. Cadance and Abby represented Barre Lodge #1535 at the District Hoop Shoot in Windsor in<br />
January and both placed 2nd in their age group. They were unable to stay for the awards ceremony<br />
as they wanted to get back to Williamstown for their respective basketball games! Pictured above, L-R:<br />
Cadance Tenney, Cindy Wedding, Barre Lodge Youth Activities Chair, and Abby Tenney. Winners of the<br />
District shoot advanced to the State Hoop Shoot, hosted by Barre Lodge. Winners in each division<br />
advanced to the Regional Shoot, which will be held in Maine on March 24th, with their expenses paid<br />
by the Elks. Winners at the Regional Shoot will represent New England at the National Hoop Shoot in<br />
Chicago, again with all expenses for the participant and family paid. National Winners have their<br />
names inscribed on a plaque at the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Ma. For more information<br />
on the Elks Hoop Shoot Program and other youth activities, please call the Lodge at 479-9522.<br />
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First in Fitness Season a Success<br />
The First in Fitness junior swim-fit/swim<br />
team season was a huge success. Why?<br />
Because they all had fun! That was the goal<br />
for the inaugural swim-fit/swim team season.<br />
The team comprised nine swimmers: Carter<br />
Somani, Leland Perry, Kade McRitchie,<br />
Grace and Elena Noyes, Morgan Towne,<br />
August Howe, and Clara and Milly<br />
Launderville. They swam from November to<br />
late February, competed in swim meets, and<br />
improved on their strokes (freestyle, butterfly,<br />
breaststroke and backstroke).<br />
“It was amazing to see how far they’ve<br />
gone,” Head Coach Christian Avard said.<br />
“They finessed their strokes by leaps and<br />
bounds in three months. It was heart-warming<br />
to witness it.”<br />
The First in Fitness swim team, called the<br />
Barracudas, competed at two swim meets in<br />
Lisbon, NH and Springfield, VT. Swimmers<br />
loved to compete and there were four exciting<br />
relays at the Springfield meet. The swimmers<br />
enjoyed the relays the most this season.<br />
The 10&U medley and freestyle relays comprised<br />
Grace Noyes, Clara and Milly<br />
Launderville and Morgan Towne. The 14&U<br />
relays comprised Elena Noyes, August Howe,<br />
Leland Perry and Kade McRitchie.<br />
Avard was proud of what the team accomplished.<br />
He hopes to start a new swim team<br />
program at First in Fitness this summer. For<br />
more info, contact Janice Pello, jpello@<br />
firstinfitness.com or call (802) 223-6161.<br />
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