Le Roy's varsity girls swimming team hosted Notre Dame for their season and home opener on Thursday, winning 102-74.
Highlights:
Information and photos by Tim McArdle
Students, teachers, and staff at Le Roy High School came together this week to create Christmas care packages for more than 140 residents of Le Roy Village Green.
Video by Tim McArdle.
Le Roy Principal Tim McArdle produced this video.
Pat Crowe, an English teacher at Le Roy High School has retired after 49 years of lecturing kids on Shakespeare and grading their essays on To Kill a Mockingbird.
Photo submitted by Principal Tim McArdle.
Video by Le Roy HS Principal Tim McArdle.
Video by Le Roy High School Principal Tim McArdle.
Le Roy's seniors were honored with a drive-thru event at the high school yesterday where they were applauded and received a cap and gown, yearbook, locker items, T-shirts, other goodies, and a BBQ lunch.
Video by Principal Tim McArdle.
2020 Le Roy Jr.-Sr. High School Fine Arts Festival, produced by Principal Tim McArdle.
Tim McArdle, Le Roy High School principal, created a series of videos celebrating the Oatkan Knights spring sports teams, which had their spring seasons canceled by the pandemic. For the full playlist, click here.
The lights may have gone out on the academic year yesterday but the lights shown brightly at Hartwood Park to honor all of Le Roy's Oatkan Knights.
Video by Principal Tim McArdle.
Submitted by Principal Tim McArdle.
Video submitted by Principal Tim McArdle.
Le Roy's indoor track and field team came home with three Section V Class C titles this weekend.
Above, Aiden Harrington wins the 600-meter title with a time of 1:27.93.
The boys won the 4x400 relay title. The team is comprised of Brian Roblee, James Blake, Chase Bordonaro, Aidan Harrington.
The girls' team also won the 4X400 relay championship. The relay team is: Ashley Totten, Ellie Dambra, Riley Wood, and Mia Hampton
The boys and girls teams both came in second place.
Photos and info submitted by Tim McArdle.
Andrew Englerth remains undefeated on the season in wrestling with his 47th win, coming in as a 160-pound D2 state qualifier.
He will now wrestle for a state championship in Albany during the tournament Feb. 28 and 29.
Englerth beat Justin Smith, of Marcus Whitman/Penn Yan, in a major decision, 13-4.
Also picking up championship wins were Zach Hannan, Byron-Bergen, at 152 pounds, beating Kade Slayton of Hornel in a 2-0 decision, and Mitchell Gaiser, Alexander, beating William Tennity of Wayne in a fall at 4 minutes.
Photos submitted by Tim McArdle.
Le Roy's boys and girls indoor track teams competed in their final regular-season meet this weekend, and Bella Condidorio and Aidan Harrington both set new school records.
Condidorio won in the 55-meter hurdles with a time of 8.96 and Harrington came in second in the 300 meter dash with a time of 36.60.
In the girls' pole vault, Gavin Konieczny, of Batavia, won with a vault of 9-06.00.
In boys' shot put, Alex Rood won with a toss of 51-10.00.
In Monday's lone boys' basketball game, Le Roy lost to Hornell 50-43.
Cody Lytle scored 17 points and had 10 rebounds. Ethan Beswick scored nine and Andrew Loftus scored eight.
The Knights are 9-8 heading into the team's final regular-season home game tonight. Tip-off is at 7 p.m.
Girls basketball:
Photos by Tim McArdle.
Le Roy's varsity track and field teams swept the LCAA Championships. It was the eighth straight championship for the boys and first-ever for the girls.
Photo and information submitted by Tim McArdle.
Andrew Englerth, Le Roy, is the Section V Class B2 wrestling champion at 160 pounds. He also won the most outstanding wrestler. His season record is 43-0 as he heads to the state quarterfinals.
The Oatkan Knights were fifth overall in the Section V championships.
Sec V Class B2 Wrestling Championships Team -- fifth overall Top Knights:
The state qualifiers are Friday at SUNY Brockport.
Information and photos submitted by Tim McArdle.
Le Roy HS senior Taylor Hutton won the Medical Illustration Award (2D) at the opening reception Friday night at RIT Bevier Gallery for the RIT Art Design Start Here 2020 exhibit. The exhibit runs until Feb. 1.
Photo and info submitted by Tim McArdle.
Le Roy's boys swim team met a tough opponent, Attica, on Friday, losing 105-53.
Brady Fix did win two races, the 50 free at 25.26 and the 100 butterfly at 1:04.21.
Photos and information submitted by Tim McArdle.
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