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Thu
14
Mar
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Victoria Cheng Wins Second Consecutive Bowling Title

Victoria Cheng Wins Second Consecutive Bowling Title

Livingston High School bowler Victoria Cheng has won the Essex County Girl’s Individual Championship for the second consecutive year.

In the team championship, Cheng rolled a 483 series, which was the second best of the day for the girls. The top 12 bowlers competed for the individual championship on February 26. Cheng scored 487 pins to secure the third seed in the stepladder competition.

In the fourth versus third step, Victoriarolleda 180toHope Smith’s 169. Moving on to third versus second, Cheng narrowly defeated Michelnael Fils-Aime. Fils-Aime missed a spare which opened the door for Cheng to win 185 to 179.

In the championship game, it was a rematch from last season in which the first seed Gabriella Lucivero, from Nutley, would score a 180 pinfall. Cheng started the game with four strikes and finished with a 202 win, the game, and the title.

Thu
14
Mar
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Volleyball Team Wins Championship

VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS CHAMPIONSHIP:

VOLLEYBALL TEAM WINS CHAMPIONSHIP: The Heritage Middle School girls’ volleyball team recently won the Essex County Championship. Shown here in the top row are Arya Shukla, Mya Mamouzette, Valeria Tolstenkov, Hannah Hong, Sophie Drost, and Olivia Pipala. In the middle row are Ariana Levitskiy, Olivia Giordano, Emma Laskov, Gabriella Anthony, Erin Chao, Sophia Thomas, and Lyla Halper. In front are Carolyn Altieri, Gabrielle Ford, Arielle Kadouri, and Stacy Dong. Not shown are team member Maria Perreira and coach Dan Kim.

Thu
07
Mar
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Bowling Team Finishes Second in Colonial Conference

Bowling Team Finishes Second in Colonial Conference

The Lancer bowling team finished in second place with an 11-5 record in the Colonial Conference of the Super Essex Conference (SEC). Seton Hall Prep won the conference going undefeated at 16-0.

Rishabh Sinha and Aidan Reyes won First Team Honors with Gabriel Shulman, Parker Shulman and Victoria Cheng capturing Second Team Honors in the division. Maxwell Miller was awarded Honorable Mention for the team.

The team qualified for the NJSIAA State Sectional semi-finals. On the way, the team defeated Montclair with an impressive 1039-1019 win.

The Lancers were defeated by Fair Lawn, 2-1, in the semi-final round. LHS finished fifth in the Essex County Tournament but Victoria Cheng was able to repeat as the Girls’ Individual Champion. The team earned coach Griff Hughes his 300th win in December.

Thu
07
Mar
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Cheerleaders Win Four Competitions

Cheerleaders Win Four Competitions
Cheerleaders Win Four Competitions

CHEERLEADERS WIN FOUR COMPETITIONS: The cheerleading team provided Lancer spirit at Livingston High School junior varsity and varsity girls and boys basketball games throughout the winter season. The varsity cheerleading team also competed in four competitions all around the state, taking home first place in each one. Shown above is the varsity cheerleading squad; below, the squad performs the “Green and White” cheer. Don Schwartz Photos

Thu
22
Feb
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LANCERS FALL TO HORNETS

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LANCERS FALL TO HORNETS: The Livingston High School Lancers girls varsity basketball team travelled to Morris County to play the Hanover Park Hornets on President’s Day, Monday, February 19. The Hornets defeated the Lancers, 38-26, in the county border match up. Livingston was led by Lyla Feldman’s 11 points and Jordan Fersko’s 6 rebounds. Shown here, clockwise from top left: Lancer guard Jordan Fersko, #23, beats the Hanover Park defender to score; Lancer forward Aubrey Cohen, #3, scores despite being triple teamed by the Hornets; and Lancer forward Mia Viola, #11, sets to pass to a cutting teammate against the Hornets.

Thu
22
Feb
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VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL FALLS TO RAIDERS

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VARSITY BOYS’ BASKETBALL FALLS TO RAIDERS: The Livingston High School Lancers were defeated by the Scotch Plains Raiders, 56-44, on Thursday, February 15, in the Auxiliary Gym. Livingston guard Zach Smith scored 17 points and Lancer center Ryan Sayle pulled down five rebounds. The Lancer record stands at 13-13. Above, Livingston center Ryan Sayle drives the baseline against the Raiders. At left, Lancer guard Zach Smith scores on a sideline jumper against the Raiders.

Thu
15
Feb
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VARSITY LANCERS BEAT NUTLEY

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VARSITY LANCERS BEAT NUTLEY: The Livingston Lancer’s boys’ varsity basketball team defeated Nutley, 79-37, on Tuesday, February 6, in the Fitness and Wellness Center. Shown above, Livingston guard Zach Smith, #30, protects the ball during a scoring drive to the basket. Below, Lancer forward Luke McNichol, #55, soars and scores against the Raider defense.

Thu
15
Feb
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JV GIRLS’ LANCERS VS PAYNE TECH

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JV GIRLS’ LANCERS VS PAYNE TECH: Livingston’s junior varsity girls’ basketball team defeated Payne Tech, 33-8, on Thursday, February 8, in the Fitness and Wellness Center. Shown here, Lancer forward Samantha Stecklow scores against the Payne Tech defender.

Thu
08
Feb
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Lancers Defeat Shabazz and Barringer

LANCERS DEFEAT SHABAZZ AND BARRINGER

LANCERS DEFEAT SHABAZZ AND BARRINGER: The LHS boys’ varsity basketball team defeated Shabazz, 58-54, on Senior Night, Thursday, February 1, at home. The Lancers also defeated Barringer, 44-39, in an away game on Tuesday, January 30. Here, Lancer forward Sam Winitch, #21, soars to score over the Shabazz defender. Don Schwartz Photo

Thu
08
Feb
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Wrestlers Earn Medals

WRESTLERS EARN MEDALS:

WRESTLERS EARN MEDALS: The Livingston High School wrestling team competed in the Essex County Wrestling Tournament on January 24 and 25 at the Codey Arena in West Orange. Six LHS wrestlers placed in their respective weight classes, including Alex Diorio, shown here at center. Diorio, at 157 pounds, pinned all of his opponents throughout the tournament, including a 1:07 pin in the final against Caldwell. Also taking home medals were Joseph Jean Marie, who placed second at 165 pounds; Chris Taddeo, who took fifth at 138 pounds; Jimmy Bonardi, who placed sixth in the 106 pound weight category; Dominic LaPolla, seventh place at 175 pounds; and Christian Giordano, eighth place at 190 pounds.

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