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04
Jan
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ICE HOCKEY TEAM FALLS TO WESTFIELD

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ICE HOCKEY TEAM FALLS TO WESTFIELD: On Friday, December 29, the Livingston High School boys’ ice hockey team lost to the Westfield Blue Devils, 6-2. Shown above, Lancer winger Zach Silva, #11, sends the puck to the point during a power play. Below, Lancer winger Egor Tarasyuk sets to pass across the ice to set up a goal. At bottom, Livingston offensive winger Daniel Furman, #7, awaits the possible rebound against the Westfield goalie.

Thu
28
Dec
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LANCERS DEFEAT SCIENCE PARK: Livingston

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LANCERS DEFEAT SCIENCE PARK: Livingston High School’s boys’ varsity basketball team defeated Science Park, 48-32, on Tuesday, December 19, and Barringer, 51-23, on Thursday, December 21. Shown here, Livingston forward Luke McNichol, #55, drives the lane against Science Park.

Thu
28
Dec
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WRESTLING TEAM WINS: On Wednesday

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WRESTLING TEAM WINS: On Wednesday, December 20, the Livingston High School wrestling team defeated the Kearny Kardinals, 51-25, in the Fitness and Wellness Center. Shown above, Lancer 144 pound weight class wrestler Christopher Taddeo sets up Kearny’s Lucas Ruiz prior to a pin. Below, Livingston’s 144 pound weight class wrestler Christopher Taddeo pins Kearny’s Lucas Ruiz. Referee Jack Meyer hits the mat signaling the pin.

Thu
21
Dec
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Bowling Team Defeats Millburn; Celebrates Coach’s 300th Victory

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On Thursday, December 14, the Livingston High School bowling team defeated Millbum. Bowling coach Griff Hughes also won his 300th career match that day.

The team started off with captain Rishabh Sinha’s 192 bowling score. Captain Gabe Shulman scored a 215, and Victoria Cheng’s 175 helped the team to a 868-792 pin victory.

During the second game, the Lancers struggled with spares, but managed a 780-737 win behind Aidan Reyes’ 180 bowl. The Lancers unfortunately did not win game three, and were defeated 819-763, but won the overall match 5 -2. Parker Shulman rolled a 147 in the loss.

On the junior varsity lanes, the Lancers were defeated by Millbum. Lancer Abhiman Chandin scored a 71, 88, and 106, while Douglas Coppola bowled a 100,92, and 113.

Sungi Shariff’s 155 was the high score of the game for the Lancers, and Prakhar Samaiya’s scores of 125, 154, and 117 earned him the high series of 396.

Thu
21
Dec
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BASKETBALL TEAM WINS TWO: On

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BASKETBALL TEAM WINS TWO: On Thursday, December 14, the Livingston High School boys’ basketball team defeated the West Caldwell Tech Eagles, 46-39, during their home opener. They next traveled to West Orange to defeat the Mountaineers, 43-31, on Saturday, December 16. Above, left, Lancer Zach Smith drives through two West Caldwell Tech defenders to score for Livingston. At right, Lancer guard Luke McNichol, #55, sinks a foul shot against West Caldwell Tech. Don Schwartz Photos

Thu
21
Dec
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HOCKEY TEAM DEFEATS

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HOCKEY TEAM DEFEATS VERONA-GLEN RIDGE: On Wednesday, December 13, the Livingston High School Lancer hockey team defeated Verona-Glen Ridge, 3-2, at the Codey Arena. The Lancers were led by two goals from Egor Tarasyuk, #6, and 15 saves made by goalie Andrew Downey. Above, Lancer Dylan Gibbs, #16, wins the opening face-off against Verona-Glen Ridge. At right, Lancer Matthew Zocks, #10, follows a shot for a possible rebound, against Verona-Glen Ridge goalie Jackson Soshnick. Don Schwartz Photos

Thu
14
Dec
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Hockey Team Wins Opener

HOCKEY TEAM WINS OPENER
HOCKEY TEAM WINS OPENER

HOCKEY TEAM WINS OPENER: On Friday, December 8, the Livingston High School varsity hockey team defeated West Essex- Caldwell, 4-1, at the Codey Arena. The Lancer victory was highlighted by a “hat trick,” three goals scored by senior Zach Silva. The first goal of the season was scored by Dylan Gibbs. Lancer goalie Brody Teitelbaum made 16 saves during the game. Above, Lancer Matthew Zocks, #10, hits a slapshot against West Essex-Caldwell. Below, the Lancers celebrate and congratulate Dylan Gibbs on scoring the first goal of the season. Don Schwartz Photos

Thu
14
Dec
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Six Soccer Players on Super Essex All-Conference Teams

Six Soccer Players on Super Essex All-Conference Teams
Six Soccer Players on Super Essex All-Conference Teams

Six Livingston High School varsity girls ’ soccer players were named to the Super Essex All-Conference teams, including four on the First Team.

First Team Honorees

Senior Riley Chisarick, captain and centerback for the Lancers, was named to the First Team All-Conference in the American Division. Coach Brian Carr noted that she was part of 11 shutouts, and only five teams scored on the Lancers while she was on the field.

Senior striker Bella Dilanni was also named to the first team. She led the team in goals for the second consecutive season, recording 13 goals and ten assists. Her “biggest moment,” said coach Carr, was “scoring our first goal against Montclair.”

Thu
07
Dec
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Hockey Team Readies For Season

HOCKEY TEAM READIES FOR SEASON

HOCKEY TEAM READIES FOR SEASON: The Livingston High School Lancer ice hockey team gets ready for the season opener on Friday, December 8, at the Codey Arena against West Essex. Shown here, Livingston skaters take off during the speed drill. Don Schwartz Photo

Thu
07
Dec
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Junior Wrestling Team Competes in Tournament

Junior Wrestling Team Competes in Tournament

On Sunday, December 3, the Livingston Junior Lancer wrestling team participated in the Roxbury Rumble tournament at Roxbury High School.

“Their remarkable achievements in this event are a testament to the program’s thriving spirit and commitment to excellence,” said coach John Kane.

Beau Scheier and Jackson Saidel won first place in their respective categories, while Adam Burroughs clinched fourth place during the tournament.

Donovan Ferry earned second place. Michael Chaiklin achieved his first pin and win during the tournament, and took third place.

Giorgio Decorso competed in the experienced division of the competition, displaying “resilience and tenacity,” as stated by Kane.

“Their dominant performances were not just victories, but also powerful statements of their rapid development in the sport,” said Kane.

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