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Thursdays, Downtown returns to Springville SPRINGVILLE — The village of Springville will again be fi lled with music when the Thursdays, Downtown concert series returns on July 1. Heritage Park, located on Factory Street, will set the stage with live music, local vendors, food trucks and SPARK! in the Park free art making activity beginning at 7 p.m. Opening acts begin at 6:30. A wide range of music
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resilience through the most challenging school year in memory.” Moraites pointed out that this was her 87th Commencement ceremony by virtue of the 80-plus individual ceremonies that were held in 2020. She also complimented the class on having “the greatest senior prank that keeps on giving.” Seneca Nation President Ma hew Pagels said 21 years ago he was si ing in the exact same, graduating from Gowanda. He said the greatest thing ahead of them is the thing you’ve earned by being in this moment: opportunity. Pagels urged the graduates to take advantage of the entire world of opportunities that were opening up for them, adding, “opportu-
GOWANDA — Gowanda High School held its 135th annual commencement ceremony Friday evening at Hillis Field. Senior class secretary Hailey Fisher led the Pledge of Allegiance followed by the National Anthem played by the school band. Introductory remarks were given by High School Principal Rebekah Moraites, who passed along a few comments from Superintendent Dr. Robert Anderson, who couldn’t attend. “You are truly a remarkable group of young adults,” Anderson said. “You have excelled in the classroom, on stage and on the athletic fields, yet, most importantly, you have shown character through your compassion and caring for others and adaptability and Commencement continued on page 2
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Gowanda Sports Report BY BILL PEGLOWSKI GOWANDA — The No. 4 Gowanda Panthers Varsity baseball team hosted No. 5 Randolph June 21 for a Section VI Class C quarter-final playoff game June 21. Gowanda was up 4-2 a er the 1st inning. Randolph rallied in the 2nd, but were still outscored by Gowanda moving the score to 9-5 a er two. The Panthers fi nally managed to shut down the visitors in the top of the 3rd before adding further to their lead. Runs scored by Drew Shull, Gavin Phillips and Blake Herman put Gowanda way out in front 12-5. Each team gained single runs in the next inning. The margin remained the same into a 15-8 fi nal. The next stop in the playoffs took Gowanda to No. 1 Clymer/Sherman/Panama at Panama on June 23. The
hosts came into the contest boasting an 11-0 record including a playoff win over Frewsburg. The game was scoreless until the 5th inning when Gowanda’s Tyler Smith got things going with a deep le field double. A Maddox Browning hit that was misplayed at 1st allowed Smith to score. CSP answered by tying the score at one. John Ondus broke the tie in the next inning with
a deep le home run on one out. Gowanda added a pair of runs in the 7th for a 4-1 win. Gowanda moved on to face No. 2 Portville on July 26 in the fi nals. Like the previous match-up, Portville came into the game unbeaten at 13-0. A er two scoreless innings, Gowanda managed to pull ahead 2-1 in the 3rd. Portville tightened
nities develop, dreams and goals change and sometimes life takes unexpected twists you don’t see coming, that’s the fun part, embrace it.” Salutatorian Zoey Kota remarked about the year just passed and how the class had persisted through every guideline and regulation set down by the CDC and Governor Andrew Cuomo to a¢end school. “Today we are taking the fi rst major steps towards being independent and, hopefully, functioning members of society,” she said. Valedictorian Kayla Forthman urged her fellow graduates to take a moment to catch their breaths, look around and enjoy this moment because it will be gone in an instant. She spoke about how fast the school years had flown by and told the class she hopes this
moment is everything they hoped for. Forthman also thanked her family for all their help and support along the way. The class was urged to remember “we are not the COVID class” adding we “are the Class of 2021” and “the world isn’t perfect.” David Smith, assistant principal for grades 5-12 and Gowanda Mayor, recognized the Class of 2021 and the seven members of the class who were headed into the military, along with those in a¢endance who were past or present military were recognized. Smith quoted the lyrics of Semisonic’s “Closing Time,” noting that he knows this class as well as anyone having been with them from middle school watching them grow and mature. “You have a choice when faced with obstacles, you can leave your life a mess or turn the mess into a message,” he said. “You can either be bi¢er or be¢er, not both.” To close the ceremony, Class President Ashton Francis and Treasurer Emma Luther led the class in the Turning of the Tassels.
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f ,the score to 2-1 in the 4th. In the biggest offensive display .of the game, Gowanda and -Portville both doubled their scores in the 5th inning. The score stood at 4-2 into the m bo om of the fi nal inning as -Portville loaded the bases on two outs. In dramatic fash-ion, Gowanda relief pitcher Gavin Phillips struck out the next Portville ba er to finalize the win. Pitcher John Ondus was credited with tthe win, accumulating 11 rstrikeouts against 3 hits and 3 walks. Ondus also led the Gowanda offense ba ing 3 for 4 with 1 run and 2 RBIs. Scoring the other Gowanda runs were John Smuda, Drew Shull and Blake Herman. June 21 was a big so ball day at Gowanda. A line of heavy thunderstorms that rolled through the area in the early a ernoon made several so ball fields unusable that a ernoon. Both Fredonia
and Springville had their home playoff games relocated to Gowanda, which has a new artificial surface. Fredonia faced Royalton-Hartland at 4:30 followed by Springville taking on Olean at 6 p.m. Gowanda’s Varsity so ball team also benefited as their away game at Chautauqua Lake was played in Gowanda at 8 p.m. Fredonia picked up an 11-0 win in their game. In a game that was tied at 1 in the 5th inning, a late Olean surge carried them past Springville, 11-3. In the nightcap, Gowanda’s leadoff ba er, Addison Kota, started out on 1st base a er being hit by a pitch. She reached 3rd on a Cameron Nagel bunt and came home on a Zoey Kota sacrifice fly. In the bo om of the 1st inning, Chautauqua Lake batters were retired 1-2-3 leaving the score 1-0 a er one. In the 2nd inning, Chautauqua Lake started their move by striking out all three Gowanda ba ers. They then picked up two runs of their own. A er a scoreless 3rd inning, Chautauqua Lake got the bases loaded with two singles and a walk on one out. All three of those runners would score, bringing the score to 5-1 at the end of
the 4th inning. A er picking up two outs in the 5th, Gowanda started to mount a comeback. Holland Browning, who had been called up from the JVs for the game, walked. Then Addison Kota hit a double that brought Browning home. Kota, in turn, scored on a Cameron Nagel single. That brought Gowanda closer at 5-3. A er a scoreless 6th inning and again on two outs, Gowanda was in the same situation that spawned the previous surge. Addison Kota was at bat. She pounded a shot straight up the center of the field. It headed straight for the pitcher like a bullet. The pitcher reflexively moved to block the shot and the ball stuck in her glove ending the
game. CCAA East 2 has named Tyler Thompson Coach of the Year and Zoey Kota as Player of the Year. Kota also made the 1st Team All-Stars along with her sister, Addison, and Abby Valone. Ella Luther, Cameron Nagel and Wassy Stevens were named to the 2nd Team and Honorable Mention went to Hailey Fort. —As the No. 2 seed in the Section VI Class D playoffs, the Gowanda Varsity girls lacrosse team had a bye in the quarterfi nals and a home semi-fi nal game June 23. No. 3 Salamanca beat No. 6 Depew, a team that had gone
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