Four-game stand doesn’t go the way of the Hornets

In the last regular meet of the year, the Lake Holcombe cross country program was on the road at Thorp, Oct. 9, in a perfect day of racing. Again finishing under 20 minutes, was senior Alex Dixon, placing 19th (19:19), while sophomore Lane Porter ended in 37th (28:42). The small squad will then head to Webster, for the Lakeland Conference meet, which could determine what the post-season will loo...

Meeting for a match-up in Cornell, Oct. 9, were the Chiefs and the Lake Holcombe volleyball program, with each determined to take the win. In the end, it would be the visiting Chieftains, who walked away with a shutout victory in three close sets, 25-15, 25-23 and 25-18. Leading for Lake Holcombe, was junior Claire Jankee, with 20 kills and 14 digs, while sophomore Breanna Frear had 20 assists an...

Gilman was destined to be the No. 1 seed in the eight-player post-season, but first, they had to get past the Lake Holcombe football program. The two North-Central East Conference opponents met, Oct. 10, on the Chieftains’ turf. However, offense was not there for Lake Holcombe, despite home field advantage and the defense was unable to hold back a determined Pirates team. At the end of the nigh...