‘The girls are playing with a lot of confidence right now, trusting each other, moving the ball well and playing good as a team.
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‘I still love it when I can do it,’ Martin said. ‘It’s relaxing and fun. I just don’t do it as much anymore because of basketball.’
Martin, a senior guard/forward who can play all five positions, said she used to ride three times a week in the summer and show the horse three times a year.
Martin enjoyed the barrel racing, a rodeo event where the horse and rider complete a cloverleaf pattern around preset barrels against the clock.
That shouldn’t come as a surprise since Martin loves competing on the court. She even spent time on New Year’s Eve working on her shooting at teammate Aubrey Toppen’s barn.
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US&J 2018 Local Sports in Review, Part 2 FIELD OF DREAMS COME TRUE – Lockport Union JOHN D’ONOFRIO/STAFFLockport varsity football players take to their new, artificial turf field at Max D. Lederer Stadium on Oct. 6, 2018, a date that will change LHS sports forever.’
Sure, it may have taken longer that most area sports fans would have wanted, but Oct. 6, 2018 will do ‘ a perfect day, in fact, for Lockport to showcase its new, artificial turf football field at newly-christened Max D. Lederer Stadium behind Emmet Belknap.
The varsity football Lions, under head coach Trait Smith, took on the visiting Williamsville North Spartans in the first-ever football game on such a field. In any other era, on any other day, the old, grass field would have been mud soup, according to the late Mr. Lederer’s four sons, Max, William, Warren and Mark Lederer, who attended a grand ceremony dedicating the new facility
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2018 Year in Review | News – Belleplaineherald In terms of weather, 2018 started just like 2017 ended. Both the last week of December and the first week of January featured very little snow but extremely cold temperatures, ranging from single digits below zero to single digits above zero.
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Bruce Applegarth, an eight-year veteran firefighter, was named as the BP Fire Department’s Firefighter of the Year for 2017 because of his willingness to go above and beyond the call of duty.
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Shawn Larson installed a homemade 44′ by 24′ ice rink on the vacant lot next to the house that he and his wife, Bethany, own on Provence Lane in eastern BP. The rink kept their oldest son, Beckett, playing close to home for the winter.
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Sports – DoorCountyDailyNews.com By’Cynthia GermainThe Badgers join the elite rank as one of the only Big Ten teams to win 13 games in a season. Wisconsin also won its fourth consecutive bowl game, doing so for the second time in school history.’ Adding in last year’s victory in the Cotton Bowl, the Badgers have won back-to-back New Year’s Six bowls.’ Most notable in the game was Hornibrook’s four touchdown passes, three of them to Danny Davis, topping the season against Miami 34-24 in the Orange Bowl on Saturday night.Hornibrook’s performance marked the fourth of his career and also set a Wisconsin bowl game record. He threw for 24 touchdowns this season to rank second on UW’s single-season list.’ Hornibrook also improved to 20-3 as the Badgers’ starter, the best win percentage of any QB in school history.Taylor capped his record-setting freshman season with 130 rushing yards on 26 carries for the Badgers, rallying from an early 14-3 deficit. Taylor finished the year with an FBS-freshman-record 1,977 yards, the fourth-best single-season total in UW history.After a slow start’in the first quarter, the Badgers took control and dominated time of possession, holding the ball for nearly 40 minutes. Hornibrook completed 23 of 34 passes for 258 yards, going 20 for 25 in the final three quarters.’ Hornibrook became just the third Badgers quarterback in the last 15 years to have multiple games with at least four touchdown passes in the same season.
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