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Millerton resident and Taconic Hills High School varsity softball player Kiersten Duncan hit her first cycle on Thursday, May 2.

A cycle is where a player hits a single, double, triple and home run in a single game (in no particular order).

Not only did Duncan hit those four cycle requirements, but she also managed four RBIs.

Her exceptional performance led to Taconic Hills winning over Maple Hill in the Patroon Conference game, 18-5.

“We’re very proud of her. She works very hard. It’s a really special moment in her career,” said Amiee Duncan, her mother.

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Millbrook sophomore recognized on national list for volleyball

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Millbrook Blazers varsity volleyball Coach Shawn Stoliker didn’t know what to expect when he nominated his player, 15-year-old Meredith Dignan, for Prepvolleyball.com Soph 79 list.
The Soph 79, under the auspices of the sporting company Topical Gear, lists 79 of the best varsity-playing sophomore high school athletes in the country.
Owner and CEO John Tawa of Prepvolleyball.com asked coaches to recommend a player to be on the list. Prepvolleyball.com evaluated the players and looked at their stats and, if possible, attended players’ games.

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Pine Plains Fitness Project: Three students making a difference

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PINE PLAINS — Zach Badore, Nathan Badore and Adam Crick are three seniors at Stissing Mountain High School who are involved with track, cross-country and the drama program.
The boys, not having enough to worry about their senior year, have undertaken a tremendous project to help better their community and hopefully have a national impact.
“Every year the Fisher family awards a scholarship to a student, or group of students, who do a project that influences the community and has national implications as well,” said Zach.
The boys put their heads together to form a plan.

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Harlem Wizards wow Webutuck

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The Webutuck High School gymnasium was packed to capacity for the Harlem Wizards game on Wednesday, March 20.
A team of Webutuck All-Stars including alumni and gym teacher Kathleen Howard; alumni and Amenia Fire Company member Aaron Howard; alumni Matthew Hamm; 1,000-point scorer and alumni Jenn Najdek; Superintendent James Gratto; and gym teacher Mark Moren took on the infamous trickster team.

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Cary Institute hosts sunset hike to Cannoo Hill

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The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies hosted a sunset hike to Cannoo Hill in Millbrook on Saturday, March 16. That’s Cannoo, spelled differently than the well-known Canoe Hill Road in Millbrook.
Cary Institute Education Program Specialist Jennifer Rubbo led the moderately strenuous 2.6-mile hike to the top of the hill. Attendees enjoyed a breathtaking view. Unfortunately, Saturday’s overcast sky in the late afternoon made the chance of catching a sunset view slim.

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Bombers are champions

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The Pine Plains boys varsity basketball team now holds several titles, following an incredible season.
The Bombers are now three-time defending Section 9 Class C champions, South East Regional champions, New York State Class C finalists, Mid-Hudson Athletic League (MHAL) Division 4 champions and MHAL League champions.
Below are the 2012-13 players that make up the title-winning Bombers:
• Tivon Carson, #1
• Michael Barton, #3
• Robert Galm, #4
• Justin Cooper, #10
• Dakota Piazzi, # 12
• Tyler Lydon, #14
• Nolan Harpp, #15
• Michael Senerchia, #20

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Winter Sports Banquet honors athletes

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The Webutuck Winter Sports Banquet was held on Thursday, March 14, to honor the athletes who participated in basketball and cheerleading on the modified, junior varsity and varsity levels.
Students, staff, coaches, friends and family enjoyed dinner courtesy of Cozzy’s in Millerton.
Coaches each took turns speaking about the season and the athletes, with many accolades. Special awards were given to students who excelled in their sports.

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Bombers win Class C Regional Finals

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The Stissing Mountain High School boys varsity basketball team won the New York State Class C Regional Finals on Saturday, March 9, against Stony Brook.
The bombers traveled to SUNY Old Westbury on Long Island to beat the Bears 44-39.
The score was in favor of Stony Brook at the half with 13-10 on the board.
The Bombers widened the gap, scoring 17 in the third quarter while Stony Brook could only bring in 7.
The Pine Plains team is now the number one Class C team in New York state.
The boys will move on to face Silver Creek at the Glens Falls Civic Center on Friday, March 15.

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Millbrook student athletes prepare to board the bus for sporting events

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MILLBROOK — Millbrook Central School District (MCSD) will experience changes to its usual sports schedule as the multimillion-dollar facilities improvement project begins this spring. The facilities project, approved during last year’s public vote, will bring MCSD up-to-date with state-of-the-art athletic fields for the students.

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Stissing Mountain Bombers are 2013 MHAL champions

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Pine Plains ­— This year’s Bombers varsity boys basketball team has met with great success on the court, winning the coveted Mid-Hudson Athletic League (MHAL) championship on Thursday, Feb. 21.
The Bombers beat Marlboro with a score of 49-47, keeping the crowd on the edge of its seat until the last buzzer sounded.
Starting for Pine Plains were Justin Cooper, Dakota Pizaai, Adam Miller, Tyler Lydon and Zach Lydon.

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Boot camp-a-thon gets hearts pumping for American Heart Association

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MILLBROOK — Pulse Cycling and Fitness hosted a boot camp-a-thon to raise awareness for the American Heart Association on Saturday, Feb. 23.
From noon to 2 p.m. people of all ages paid $20 to participate; all fitness levels were welcome. The trainers of Pulse volunteered their time so all money raised went to the American Heart Association.

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