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Summer Sun... but Oh the Summer NightsHuntington Beach in Bay Village creates a romantic scenario every evening at sunset this time of year. Stop by with your favorite significant other soon to rekindle the spark in your life!

Songs of Hope

Hard to believe by their smiles, but every child in the Watoto Children’s Choir that

performed in Westlake last week has lost one or both parents.

As part of their six-month U.S tour, The Watoto Children’s Choir traveling from Afri-

ca stopped at Westlake’s Church on the Rise the evening of June 5 for an inspiring concert.WATOTO CHILDREN’S CHOIR Charms in Westlake

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Tucker Landscaping is a full-service landscape company delivering pris-tine service to many satis-fied clients throughout the greater Cleveland and Ak-ron regions.

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Tucker Landscaping: Delivering Pristine Service

The Grand Opening of Dimanti Salon, 23134 Lorain Road in North Ol-msted will take place Sat., June 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome!

“Come in and enjoy a FREE facial or make up session”, says owner Dia-mar Cordero. “There will also be FREE pizza, hot dogs and drinks.”

Diamar is offering 20% off the first service for new clients. Diamanti Salon is a full service salon including nails, pedicures, manicures, haircolor, cut, style, perms, relaxer etc. Ask about their wedding packages!

For more information, call 440-777-8170. Dimanti Salon is also on facebook and twitter. See you at the Grand Opening!

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sistency is needed from a landscape company, con-tact Tucker Landscaping to analyze your needs.

First class professional maintenance has been pro-vided to various commer-cial clients for more than 15 years. Ranging from condominium associa-tions, healthcare facilities,

schools, apartment com-plexes, homeowners asso-ciations (HOA), and com-mercial properties, Tucker Landscaping takes pride in their services provided and the relationships they keep.

Tucker Landscaping is also a preferred full service landscape company to an ever expanding residential

base. With knowledgeable staff and friendly quali-fied landscape technicians, Tucker has been a preferred choice. Core residential services from clean-ups to mowing, from fertilizing programs to bed plantings, Tucker is there from Spring through Fall.

Being family owned and operated has been the direct link to Tucker’s con-tinual growth and success. Tucker holds a formidable value to both service and clients. A fully licensed and insured professional land-scaping firm, Tucker pro-vides services in Landscape Maintenance, Landscape Construction and more.

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Kaye Becker of North Olmsted is one of the area’s original soccer moms.

Back in the ‘70’s, Kaye and husband Bud were instrumental in founding the North Olmsted Soccer Organization (NOSO) and the annual NOSO Cup International Tourna-ment.

Now 76, a fall at home this year had Kaye worried that her role - now as a soccer grand-ma - was coming to an end.

“I fell. I wasn’t hurt, but I was getting afraid to go out anymore. I wondered what would happen to me if I fell again,” she said.

With the right help from the St. John Medical Center Balance Center, Kaye has re-gained her confidence and is getting back in the game.

From Soccer Mom to Soccer Grandma.....SJMC Balance Center Keeps North Olmsted Woman in the Game

“I hated to give up the things I love to do,” she said. Her primary care physician recommended the course of therapy at the Balance Center.

Kaye had her bal-ance issues diagnosed by the Center’s NeuroCom Balance Manager System - computer-based high tech equipment that offers a three phased approach to identifying the cause of the problem and giving individuals the tools they need to maintain an active lifestyle.

With the help of the NeuroCom equipment - where Kaye stands in a booth supported by a har-ness and completes objec-

tives that look like she is playing a video game with her feet - she has made re-markable progress.

“Therapy like this al-lows people to maintain the quality of life they want and their ability to keep doing the things they like to do,” explains Michele Hippler Brant PT, DPT, Outpatient Lead Therapist. “Improved balance is also an excellent preventive health measure as it helps protect patients from potentially dangerous falls.”

Kaye’s NeuroCom therapy is augmented with physical therapy at the clin-ic and exercises she can do at home.

“A lot of the problem is that people just don’t practice their balance,” said Hippler Brant. “As things get worse, it becomes a vi-cious cycle.

“When you have a bal-ance problem and make an

investment in your health, that prevents more medical costs down the line.”

“I didn’t want to not be able to do what I want to do,” said Kaye. “But I was having trouble even stand-ing in the shower. No one ever said what was wrong with me. They just said to use a cane.”

For patients like Kaye Becker, the Balance Center at St. John Medical Center means the difference be-tween becoming a happy soccer grandma or sitting on the sidelines after a life-time of being one of our area’s leading soccer moms.

“I even get out of the car differently now,” says Kaye confidently.

The St. John Medi-cal Center Balance Center is located at 26908 Detroit Road, Suite 300, in West-lake. Please phone (440) 414-6050 to learn more.

Kaye Becker receives guidance from Michele Hippler Brant PT, DPT, Out-patient Lead Therapist at the St. John Medical Center Balance Center.

Peter Miller House Mu-seum will present Gloria Weaver playing the museum’s 1885 pipe organ. Weaver will be playing music for a sing-a-long at 7 p.m. on Mon., June 17. Committee members will give tours of the museum and gardens (herbs and wild flowers) at 6:30 p. m. The gardens are taken care of by Avon-on-the-Lake Garden Club members.

Come and enjoy singing along with Gloria Weaver at the organ. Admission is free.

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One of the biggest concerns that many patients have before or after they do any sort of cosmetic dentistry is something called smokers’ lines. These are the deep or fine lines that radiate from the edge of the lip around their mouth. As many of you know, you don’t have to be a smoker to have smokers’ lines. These lines are created by the constant movement and contraction of the lip muscle. The lip muscle is one of the most active muscles in the body because it is used for so many functions, including

facial expression, eating, pursing your lips, drink-ing, talking, and being in constant use during the day. Smoking does make these lines worse simply because it constantly dries out the area and that makes the problem more compli-cated.

One of the most suc-cessful ways that we treat smokers’ lines in our office is with the use of Botox, which is placed into the lip muscle. This reduces the intensity of the muscle ac-tion just enough so that the skin can smooth out all by itself. Another way that we treat smokers’ lines is also by putting a little bit of der-mal filler right underneath the lines to restore some

volume around the mouth. In our office, we routinely use Botox and dermal fill-ers around the mouth while the patient is already numb for their dental work so that these procedures are totally pain free. In this day and age, cosmetic dentistry is not just about the teeth any more, but is all about the supporting facial tissues where we can create ideal lip lines and smile lines.

Call us today at 440-892-1810 to talk about any of your dental concerns – we offer a free consultation. We would love to meet you and help you get a beauti-ful and healthy smile for the summer. We are here to help you smile.

There is a lot happening this year at Wagner’s of Westlake. It started with an updated name, refresh-ing of the five ballrooms and a new All-Inclusive Dinner Package featuring a sit-down dinner and open bar.

What has not changed is the quality of service Wagner’s has provided since 1965. “We had another successful Easter and Mother’s Day serving over two thousand guests,” says Shirley Wagner, a 25-year vet-eran in event planning.

Back by popular demand is their Father’s Day Buffet. Jeannot Chiconie, who has been the Execu-tive Chef at Wagner’s for eighteen year, is cooking up a hearty menu of ribs, wings, stuffed pork chops, pulled pork and an array of side dishes and desserts.

“Most everyone has walked through the doors of Wagner’s to attend a wedding reception, prom, class reunion, shower or corporate event in our 48 years catering to the needs of our community,” says Jack Wagner.

You can call 440-871-8800 for reservations to the Father’s Day Buffet.

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The Watoto Children’s Choir acts as Watoto am-bassadors to raise aware-ness about the plight of the orphaned and vulnerable children of Africa. Watoto is a holistic child-care solu-tion to serve needs of Af-rica and her people.

Each of the children in the choir has suffered the loss of one or both par-ents. As they shared testi-mony on their individual challenges and experience, many audience members could be seen wiping away tears.

They live in Watoto Children’s Villages where they receive the care and nurture they need to grow up as productive citizens of their own country. “I wish to grow up and become an American lawyer!’ ex-claimed one young singer to the delight of the audi-ence.

With vibrant, original African music, dance rou-tines and life-transforming stories, the tour is indica-tive of the new generation of leaders emerging out of Watoto.

“Through the choir’s Concert of Hope, we share a message of transforma-tion by telling the story of Africa’s rescued orphans and women. We hope to reach out to audiences with the message of Christ’s

healing power,” says Gary Skinner, WatotoFounder.

Since its inception, 60 choirs have traveled glob-ally, providing the children

with a bigger worldview, an unusual opportunity they would otherwise never get. To preview a performance of the choir visit: www.

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to advance the health and well being of our community.

Join the Mission ofCommunity West Foundation

Make it a spectacular summer! You can join the fun at the Triumph for the Cure Golf Outing,the Drive for Life Golf Outing, the Harley-Davidson Toy Run and Gift of Life. Make a donation directly,

or through your Donor Advised Fund at the Community West Foundation. Please contact theCommunity West Foundation at 216-476-7060 or visit www.communitywestfoundation.org for more information.

Connect With Us

20th Annual Triumphfor the Cure Golf Outing

June 24 • Westwood Country Club. Shot Gun start 9 a.m. The

format is a four-person scramble. The $180 fee includes green

fees, cart, food, refreshments, giveaways, prizes, and fun!

Proceeds benefit the Breast Health Center at Fairview Hospital.

The 18th AnnualHarley-Davidson Toy Run

June 23 • Members of the Lake Erie Harley-Davidson Owners Group in Avon organize the15 mile ride.

Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. with food, music and games. The ride starts promptly at 1 p.m. at Lake Erie Harley-Davidson, 38401 Chester Road in Avon and

continues to Fairview Hospital. Bring a toy or cash donation and ride for the kids! Proceeds benefit the Pediatric

Emergency Room and Pediatric Unit at Fairview Hospital.

12th AnnualDrive for Life Golf Outing

July 16 • Red Tail Golf Club. Two Shot Gun starts at 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. The $375 fee includes green fees, cart, food, refreshments, giveaways, and prizes. All morning golfers will start the day with breakfast and enjoy lunch at the end of play. The afternoon golfers will enjoy lunch, play golf and finish the day with delicious hors d’oeuvres. Proceeds benefit the Cleveland Clinic

Cancer Center at Fairview Hospital, Moll Pavilion.

13th AnnualGift of Life Event

September 8 • Celebrate the birth of your children born at Fairview Hospital and experience the Cleveland

Metroparks Zoo like you’ve never seen it before. A variety of education and entertaining activities have

been scheduled throughout this fun-filled day. Clowns, child safety, face painting, fingerprinting, magicians,

jugglers, childhood nutrition, demonstrations and much more! Proceeds benefit Fairview Hospital.

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Community West Foundation announces an exciting partnership to benefit a great cause – The Boys and Girls Clubs of Lorain County. Since 1999, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Lorain Country have provided vital programs and services to more than 800 youths in Lorain County. This well-run organization assists youth in developing skills and qualities to become responsible citizens and leaders.

We all root for the Cleveland Indians, but now we have one more

reason to hope for home runs and grand

slams this season! Community West Foundation has stepped up to the plate to sponsor a “Blast for Kids” and is donating $100 for every Cleveland Indians’ home run and $500 for every grand slam to the Boys and Girls Club of Lorain County this season. Community West Foundation radio commercials can be heard on WEOL Radio 930 throughout the baseball season announcing the mounting donations to help the Boys and Girls Clubs with food, educational and recreational programs. The “Blast for Kids” total is currently at $7,900 and growing! Stay tuned to WEOL 930 for the latest up-to-date progress. Pitch in and join the foundation team! Make a dona-tion directly to the Boys and Girls Club of Lorain County at www.loraincountybgc.com.

The mission of Community West Foundation is to advancethe health & well being of our community.

Community West Foundation is a local philanthropicorganization dedicated to supporting organizations that providethe basic needs of food, clothing, shelter and medical care to the

most needy in and around western Cuyahoga County, Ohio.

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A Donor-Advised Fund is LikeStarting Your Own Personal Foundation!

A Donor Advised Fund at Community West Foundation is like having your own personal

foundation to support your favorite causes, but without all of the work. The process is very simple

and makes giving efficient, effective and flexible.

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Welcome Amigos! At Don Ramon authentic Mexican Restaurant & Cantina within Sa-vannah Commons at Bradley and Detroit Roads in Westlake, you will be treated like one of the family! “We named this restaurant, Don Ramon, after my father,” said owner Mario Magana. “We want our guests to feel like they are part of the family, too!” Since coming to the United States in 1991, Mario has taken pride in

offering dishes and recipes that are true to the authentic tradition. “Thank you to all our customers,” said Mario. “We are very grateful for the support we have received from the community.” From lunch specials to burritos, delicious combos and Especiali-dades del Rancho, the phrase ‘Welcome Amigos’ rings true at Don Ra-mon Mexican Restaurant & Cantina at 30610 Detroit Road in Westlake. Check out their daily lunch specials and drink specials after 6:30. Phone (440) 835-6935.

“Cahoon in June,” a day featuring artisans and antiques, music, food and fun takes place in Cahoon Memorial Park in Bay Vil-lage on June 15, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Shop for unique, one-of-a-kind items created by dozens of quality vendors, just in time for Father’s Day. Enjoy a delicious lunch or take home a little some-thing for dinner, with food prepared by the Ironwood Café, ice cream by Weber’s Premium Custard, Celes-tial Treats lemonade and hot and cold coffee con-coctions by the OG Cafe. Rose Hill Museum and the adjacent Reuben Osborn Learning Center will be open to guests. A number of Bay Village community groups are participating with booth space and will be handing out informa-tion about their organiza-tions. There will be balloon artists, an appearance by “Chomp,” the Cleveland Browns mascot and free bags of pet toys and treats. Musical entertainment will be provided by Eve ‘n Ste-ven.

Admission to the show and parking is free. Bring the family to spend a fun-filled day in the park at the historic center of Bay Village, on the shores of beautiful Lake Erie. Ca-hoon Memorial Park is at the intersection of Cahoon and Lake Roads. Phone 440-669-9686 for informa-tion.

Cahoon in June features antiques,

crafts, food and fun!

St. Joseph Parish of Avon Lake said farewell to beloved Priest Fr. Timothy O’Connor last week as he leaves to lead St. Vincent de

Farewell to Father Tim at St. Joseph of Avon Lake

Fr. Timothy O’Connor greets parishoners at his fare-well open house last Saturday at St. Joseph Church in Avon Lake

Paul Parish in Akron.“‘Thank you! I love

you! And please pray for me.’

“These three short sen-tences sum up my thoughts and feelings as I conclude my time with you as your pastor this Friday, 14 June, which is also my 38th anni-versary of ordination to the priesthood,” said Fr. Tim in his final homily Sunday.

“We have accom-plished a lot together and I hope that I have helped the members of our Saint Joseph Parish Family to grow as loving disciples of Jesus Christ and grateful stewards of God’s bountiful blessings,” said Fr. Tim. He concludes his time at St. Jo-seph 18 years to the day of his initial assignment.

“You have all helped me to grow as His priest. And I will take with me the experience I have gained here as I become the pas-tor of Saint Vincent de Paul Parish in Akron on Satur-day, 15 June, the 38th an-niversary of my First Mass,” said Fr. Tim.

Succeeding Fr. Tim is Fr. Ron Wearsch.

“I conclude today as I began with these three sim-ple but heartfelt statements: ‘Thank you! I love you! And please pray for me, as I will for you,” said Fr. Tim, who admitted to offering a short homily in order to “pull back his emotions.”

A steady stream of well-wishers stopped by Fr. Tim’s Farewell Open House Saturday to say thank you. His reassignment arose from a letter he wrote to Bishop Richard Lennon almost two years ago, offer-ing his service wherever it is most needed.

A standing ovation warmly thanked Fr. Tim after his final 11 a.m. Mass Sunday. He will be dearly missed and takes the love of a community with him.

Bob Moyer, BAYarts instructor and award winning watercolor art-ist, will be the guest art-ist at The Erie Shore Art League meeting on June 19th from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Joyce E. Hank Shef-field Lake Community Center, 4575 E. Lake Rd., Sheffield Lake. Bring your watercolors, a drawing of 3 sunflow-ers, and join us as we paint along with this master artist.

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Eileen Novello and Heike Daigle of Howard Hanna,{Amherst Office} have joined forces to offer you yourbest experience concerning your real estate needs.

Eileen, a native of Lorain County is very connected in the community and serves on numerous boards and continues to be instrumental in raising funds for charitable organizations. She holds a Masters Degree from Bowling Green State University and in 1995 added “licensedrealtor” to her resume. Through her continuing education she has also become a “senior housing specialist”. Currently she is studying tobecome certified as an “International Staging and Redesign Specialist”.

Heike Daigle, has been licensed since 1999 and brings 14 years of real estate experience to the team. She serves clients in several counties from Port Clinton to Cleveland and has developed a strong knowledge of local markets and paired with effective negotiating skills hassuccessfully helped both buyers and sellers realize their dreams. She looks forward to each and every new opportunity with energy andenthusiasm and is eager to help you.

If you have thoughts of relocating, buying, selling or looking for a second home {perhaps in a warmer climate} we can

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Seidman Cancer Cen-ter at University Hospitals Westlake Health Center has upgraded its radiation treatment facility to pro-vide state-of-the-art outpa-tient radiation therapy.

The newly installed system offers advanced im-age guidance and treatment accuracy which enables enhanced targeting of the cancer while simultaneous-ly maximally shielding ad-jacent normal tissue from potentially harmful effects of the X-Ray beams.

“There was a 3-month process to install this state-of-the-art equipment,” re-ports Joel Elconin, MD, clinical director of Radia-tion Oncology at the UH Westlake Health Center. “It has been in service since March 18 and to my knowl-edge it is the newest linear acceleration machine in all of Cleveland.”

Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) is a specialized form of treatment in which the ra-diation dose is delivered us-ing small “beamlets” which are rapidly turned on and off and delivered from vari-ous angles around the body. This technique effectively “sculpts” the high-dose ra-diation area into irregular shapes to match an indi-vidual patient’s anatomy which can lessen potential side-effect of treatment and also allow for a higher dose of radiation which can in-crease the chance for cure.

The Varian iX provides the most precise treatment delivery available because it uses both X-ray and cone-beam CAT scan technology to image the tumor area daily immediately prior to each treatment to enable the physician and treat-ment team to optimally and

World Class Cancer Radiation Therapy Comes to Westlake

Dr. Joel Elconin, Radiation Oncologist, with Radiation Therapists Ann Marie Fitzpatrick and Josh Lawrence.at the Seidman Cancer Center at University Hospitals Westlake Health Center. New radiation treatment now provides state-of-the-art outpatient radiation therapy.

Dr. Joel Elconin uses a computer screen to demon-strate the precise targeting of cancer treatment areas with the new Varian iX radiation equipment installed at UH Seidman Cancer Center in Westlake.

quickly align the patient so that the tumor is in the “crosshairs” of the machine with certainty. Image guid-ance also allows for track-ing the response to treat-ment (i.e. tumor shrinkage)

in selected cases.In addition, Varian’s

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“A big advantage is pa-tients are treated for a much smaller interval of time now. Three to five minutes is all that is needed in treat-ments that used to take 15-20 minutes,” said Dr. Elco-nin..

The faster delivery ensures that patient move-ment and internal tumor movement will be at a minimum which increases the accuracy of treatment and also greatly improves patient comfort and con-venience. “This optimizes treatment of the target zone as the patient does not have to remain stationary as long,” said Dr. Elconin.

The Seidman Cancer Center at UH Westlake Health Center treats adults

with most types of cancer and lymphoma.

As clinical director of Radiation Oncology at the UH Westlake Health Cen-ter, located at 960 Clague Road in Westlake at the intersection of Clague and I-90, Dr. Elconin may be reached at (440) 250-2011. He welcomes inquiries from anyone who is in-terested in learning more about this exciting devel-opment in radiation cancer medicine.


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Cadette Troop 71047 in Westlake wanted to help the St. John Medical Center food bank that serves employees who may be experiencing difficult situations. The Girl Scouts were able to take 250 coupons to a local retailer and bought 250 cans of Spaghetti Os for less than $3. total out of pocket. They donated the 250 cans to the SJMC Out-reach office.

The Cadette Troup has 5 girls entering the 8th grade. They are working on their Silver Award, the highest award a Cadette Girl Scout can earn. Girl Scouts’ highest awards are designed to help girls and their team make a lasting, positive difference in their community.

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The defeat of last month’s Westlake Schools operating levy by just 44 votes is about to cause mil-lions in misery for the dis-trict.

The first wave of cuts amounting to $940,000 was recommended by the Board of Education Monday.

With no new money coming in, at current ex-penditures, the district is looking at a $2.9 million shortfall by the 2014-15 school year. A tentative plan for cuts was announced at the May 13 Board of Edu-cation meeting.

The following posi-tions would be eliminated: 3-5 elementary positions, Middle school gifted coor-dinator, One high school Social Studies staff mem-ber, High school consumer science position, 1.5 special education position, Half-time guidance counselor, Part-time physical educa-tion position, and an El-ementary art position

Other reductions in-clude: Reducing preschool coordination program by 33%, Cut summer school administration by 50%, Not replacing the retiring gifted math/AP coordinator, Re-ducing bus transportation to those who live beyond one mile of their school (including kindergarten).

The reductions, for-mally presented at the June 10 Board of Education meeting, impact adminis-tration (8%), teaching posi-tions (64%), classified posi-tions (11%) and operations (16%)

As cuts are imple-mented over the next few months, the district will try to learn why the May oper-ating levy failed. Westlake

Westlake Schools Face $2.9 Million in Cutbacks

Westlake City Schools is seeking community in-put about the current fiscal situation and recent levy failure. Please take a few

last passed an operating levy seven years ago.

The district is trying to learn where support for the operating levy fell short through a community sur-vey now available at the dis-trict website.

Westlake Schools Seek Community Input

minutes to complete a con-fidential survey – adminis-tered by a third party – so the district can hear open and host responses from our community.

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St. Ed Claims 2nd Straight State Track Title

The St. Edward High track team takes to the podium after winning the school’s second straight Div. I track championship at the state meet last weekend in Columbus.

St. Edward High se-nior Aaron Zedella was a double winner at the state track meet, taking firsts in both the shot put and discus.

Bay’s Maddie Britton on the podium after placing fourth in the 3200 meter run.

Avon Lake’s Christine Bohan placed in both the shot put and high jump at last week-end’s state meet.

That was good for 62 team points - 15 more than run-ner-up Pickerington North.

Zedella took firsts in both the shot put and dis-cus. He moved from fourth to first in his last shot put attempt, registering a 61-4 ¼. In the discus, he threw a personal record of 196-6 to win by 12 feet.

Other Ed’s place win-ners included three sec-onds - junior Steele Wasik

in both the 110 high and 300 low hurdles, and An-thony Young in the 200 me-ter dash. Shaun Crawford added a third place finish in the 200.

Avon Lake field event specialist Christine Bohan qualified for state in an amazing four events and placed in two of them. She finished third in the shot put (38 - 11-1/2) and fourth in the high jump (5-4).

For Bay Village, dis-tance ace Maddie Britton placed fourth in the 3200 (10:49) while freshman Ol-ivia Bechtel took 7th in the 400 (58.55). For Rocky Riv-er, Maddie Connelly placed seventh in the 800 (2:13.5).

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