Replica of famed canal boat will be back in Orleans this week

By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 22 June 2026 at 11:54 am

Seneca Chief will be open for tours on Wednesday in Holley, Thursday in Medina

Photos by Tom Rivers: This group gets a ride on the Seneca Chief replica boat last year as part of the commemorative bicentennial journey of the original Seneca Chief that took Gov. DeWitt Clinton across the entire newly constructed Erie canal in 1825. The photo shows the replica boat headed east as it passes though Eagle Harbor under the lift bridge on Sept. 26, 2025.

The Seneca Chief will be back in Orleans County this week with the public welcome to take free tours of the boat when it’s in Holley on Wednesday and then in Medina on Thursday.

The vessel is a replica of the boat that took Gov. DeWitt Clinton on the maiden voyage across the newly built Erie Canal in 1825, going from Buffalo to New York City.

Volunteers at the Buffalo Maritime Center worked for four years to recreate the Seneca Chief. The 73-foot-long replica received great fanfare last year as part of the 200^th anniversary celebration of the Erie Canal.

The Seneca Chief is on a three-week “Back to Buffalo” journey. The boat left Waterford on June 6 and will reach Buffalo on June 27. It will be in Rochester today and Tuesday before heading west. It is scheduled to reach Holley and be open for tours at 4 p.m. on Wednesday.

Holley will have food vendors – Red Osier Lands & Lobsters, Dottie’s Lemonade, and Red, White and Moo. People are encouraged to park at the former Save-A-Lot store’s parking lot and then head to Holley’s Canal Park. A band comprised of Holley students – PSA-Public Service Announcement – also will be performing.

Holley elementary students – Robbie Weit, Vivian Applegate and Timothy Hendrickson – have been selected to board the boat in Brockport and ride the canal to Holley, Mayor Mark Bower said. They will be joined by their parents, Murray-Holley Historical Society President Dan Mawn and Village Historian Raymond Santoro.

The schedule in Holley includes:

3 p.m. – Seneca Chief arrives at Holley Canal Park
3:30 p.m. – Welcome ceremony
4 p.m. – Visitor experience that is open to the public. Music starts and food vendors open.
7 p.m. – Visitor experience public hours end

The Seneca Chief will depart Holley at noon on Thursday and head to Medina.

The event schedule for Medina includes:

3:30 p.m. – Seneca Chief arrives at Medina Canal Basin
4 p.m. – Welcome ceremony
4:30 p.m. – Visitor experience that is open to the public
7 p.m. – Visitor experience public hours end

Visitors checked out the inside of the Seneca Chief on Aug. 12, 2024 when it made a test run of its bicentennial journey. In August in 2024, the boat went from Buffalo to Rochester and back.

The Buffalo Maritime Center said the boat’s keel, frames, and other structural timbers were made of white oak. The keelson was a single 60-foot-long piece of reclaimed Douglas Fir.

The center says this about the wood in the boat:

“The planking consisted of two layers of 1-inch-thick cypress with a waterproof dynel cloth set in epoxy between the layers. The outer layer of planking was caulked with cotton in the traditional manner. This combination of modern and traditional planking methods was designed to help the boat stay watertight even if it spent winters out of the water.

“All of the bolts used in the backbone structure were forged in the BMC’s own machine shop by a crew of volunteers. This crew also produced several specialized tools and hardware needed to build the boat.”

The Seneca Chief is shown passing under the Main Street lift bridge in Albion last year on Sept. 26.

Holley United BU15 captures the Greece United Soccer Tournament Championship

Contributed Story Posted 22 June 2026 at 11:19 am

Contributed Photo – Holley United’s BU15 soccer team captured the championship at Greece Tournament over the weekend.

Holley United’s BU15 team delivered a statement performance this weekend, capturing the BU15 Elite Championship at the 36th Annual Greece United Futbol Club Soccer Tournament.

The squad opened the tournament with a convincing 6-1 victory over Penfield Fusion before defeating host Greece United 4-0 in the tournament’s deciding match. By weekend’s end, Holley United had compiled a perfect 2-0 record while outscoring opponents 10-1.

However, Coach Joshua Ebbs noted that this championship was about more than wins and losses.

“The roster that lifted the title was built from athletes representing Holley, Albion, Kendall, Brockport, and Barker—five communities united by a shared passion for the game,” said Ebbs.

The championship squad included Colson Brayley, Stryker Brayley, Jax Gotte, and Michael McElwain (Albion); Delaney Lefever (Barker); Gabriel Dixon and Rocco Gubiotti (Brockport); Kallan Babcock, Colton Foeller, Cameron Kelley, Logan Lane, Mason McGuire, Jackson Taylor, Angel Vazquez-Mendoza, Trent Walker, and Evan West (Holley); and Matthew Heberle, Jackson Robinson, Landon Schiavone, and Garrett Smith (Kendall).

“The weekend’s results highlighted the talent on the roster, but they also showcased the power of a club culture built on bringing communities together,” said Ebbs. “Soccer has a unique ability to connect people, create lasting friendships, and unite families around a common goal. Holley United’s success this weekend was a reflection of what can happen when talent, opportunity, and culture align.”

“For Holley United, the championship was more than a tournament title—it was another example of the club’s guiding belief: Community Builds Culture,” concluded Ebbs.

20 from Holley elementary complete Girls on the Run 5K at UB

By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 22 June 2026 at 10:20 am

Provided photos

HOLLEY – For the 15^th year, a group from Holley Elementary School participated in the Girls on the Run 5K at the University of Buffalo campus. The top photo shows some of the Holley runners and their running buddies.

The Holley students joined about 1,000 girls from grades 3 to 5 from Western New York in the event on June 8.

Natalie Young, a fifth-grader, runs the 5K with her running buddy, teacher Kristina Rich.

(Left) Lillian Bedard gets help pinning on her bib from her father Brenden Bedard, who was also her running buddy. (Right) Carlee Dale shows the medal she received for completing the Girls on the Run 5K.

The runners from Holley pose for a photo outside the Holley Elementary School. The 8-week program combines physical activities with social-emotional skills, team work and self esteem.

The coaches for the Girls on the Run at Holley include, from left: Lynn Vendetti, Shannon Brett, Hannah Bushen and Julie Boss.

Lillian Passarell, a fourth-grader, was speedy, running the course in 26 minutes, 29 seconds.

Medina Mustangs FC blanks Germania FC

By Mike Wertman, Sports Writer Posted 22 June 2026 at 9:53 am

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Greg Hughson takes a shot to score Medina FC’s first goal in the Mustangs victory over Germania at Vets Park Sunday evening.

Gaining the .500 mark, the surging Medina Mustangs FC blanked Germania FC 2-0 in a Buffalo District Soccer League Championship Division game Sunday evening at Vets Park.

Greg Husung scored what proved to be the game winning goal for Medina early in the first half off an assist from Ollie Ardle.

Medina defender Trenton Jones later came up with a key block of a shot at the goal line to keep the Mustangs up 1-0 with five minutes remaining in the second half.

The Mustangs finally put a lock on the victory when Cole Callard scored with two minutes remaining as Ardle again earned the assist.

Tyler Ribbeck earned the shutout in goal.

Medina, which has now gone 3-0-1 over the last four games after an 0-3 start, is 3-3-1 with three games remaining in the regular season. The Mustangs have also picked up a 1-0 win over the Williamsville Willies as the result of last Sunday’s rain shortened game.

The Mustangs will next face Ukraine at 8 p.m. Sunday at Buffalo State.

Medina FC goalie Tyler Ribbeck goes high to make a save.

Kendall 6th-graders ‘move up’ in style to junior-senior high school

By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 22 June 2026 at 9:25 am

Color splash part of celebration at elementary school

Photos courtesy of Andy King, Kendall art teacher

KENDALL – Robbert Mundt, a Kendall sixth-grader, runs through a cloud of color powder thrown by sixth-grade teachers during last Thursday’s moving up ceremony outside the Kendall Elementary School.

Kendall since 2021 has celebrated sixth-graders moving up to the junior-senior high school with a ceremony that includes a color splash.

There are 51 sixth-graders moving up to the junior-senior high school.

Sidewalks were chalked by families during the day with messages for the sixth-graders. Some families need to rechalk their messages three times due to rain showers throughout the day. The moving up celebration was held in the bus loop.

Jaydon Stephens emerges from a cloud of chalk powder.

Kevin Watson, the school principal, usually handles the DJ duties for the celebration but this time handed off the role to sixth-graders Joliene Jurzysta, left, and Preston Swetz. They both have been the DJs for Kendall’s monthly SOAR assemblies. They were able to participate in the color splash when it was their turn.

Eleanor Heeks gets color sprayed by the sixth grade staff.

Landon Perry is moving to seventh grade. He is all smiles with his father, Lucas, following the ceremony.

The sixth-graders take a final group shot at the elementary school following the moving up ceremony.

Big inning lifts Bandits past Medina 15U

By Mike Wertman, Sports Writer Posted 22 June 2026 at 9:24 am

One big scoring inning keyed the MMB Bandits Black to an 8-3 tournament win over the Medina Mustangs 15U baseball team Sunday.

The Bandits combined 6 walks, 3 errors and a single into a big 8 run second inning.

Viktor Snyder, Brayden Calabro, Zach Graham, Jacob Duffina, Evan Collins and Kaiden Hockenberry each had a hit for Medina. Snyder had an RBI.

Lyndonville school district honors retirees and tenured teachers

By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 21 June 2026 at 8:05 pm

Photos by Tom Rivers

LYNDONVILLE – The Lyndonville school, district recently honored retiring staff and teachers and an administrator awarded tenure. Pictured from left include Superintendent Dr. Heather Lyon; Aimee Chaffee, tenure for role as district’s director of special education, data and grants; Emily Aydelotte, tenure as second grade teacher; Caroline “Carrie” Samson, tenure as elementary teacher; Tammy Mallon, retiree as special education teacher; Kelly Follman, retiree as music teacher; Brenna LaSpada, tenure as third grade teacher; Patrick Whipple, Board of Education president. Missing from photo: Denise Keavney, retiree as cleaner. Jerod Thurber also was recognized for six years of service on the Board of Education. His term ends June 30.

The retirees said they were thankful for the family atmosphere at Lyndonville.

Denise Keavney was praised for bringing “kindness and warmth” to her job at the school. She started as a lunch lady, and became a cleaner.

Tammy Mallon worked 31 years at Lyndonville as a special education teacher.

“She has had a profound impact on the school district,” said Aimee Chafee, the district’s director of special education, data and grants. “For three decades she has been championing students with disabilities.”

Chaffee praised Mallon for being a mentor to other teachers in the special education department.

Kelly Follman was commended for bringing passion to her job as a music teacher, and inspiring many of her students to pursue careers in the arts. Follman said 82 students will be in the marching band for the Fourth of July parade.

“I’m so proud of our music department,” Follman said. “I’m ready to pass the torch to a young person who can take it to the next level.”

Aimee Chafee was awarded tenure for role as district’s director of special education, data and grants. Dr. Heather Lyon, the district’s superintendent, said Chaffee has demonstrated “an unwavering commitment to doing what’s right for students.”

She fosters a culture of shared responsibility and commitment, Lyon said.

“What stands out is Aimee’s integrity,” Lyon said.

Chaffee will be taking a leave of absence next school year before returning in 2027-28.

Emily Aydelotte was awarded tenure in the elementary school. She thanked elementary school principal, Dr. Elissa Smith, “for always believing in me.”

Caroline “Carrie” Samson was praised for being awarded tenure in the elementary school teacher and for setting a remarkable example for students and staff. Samson started working in the school cafeteria in 2013 and then became a teacher aide and a classroom teacher. She did that while taking college classes and earning her master’s degree in education.

“She is such a role model,” said Smith, the elementary principal. “She has chased her dreams as an adult.”

Brenna LaSpada also was awarded tenure as an elementary school teacher. Her students have excelled in third grade. Smith said Lyndonville’s third graders have some of the highest academic achievers in the region and LaSpada is a big part of the third grade team.

LaSpada joined Lyndonville after started her career in the tourism and hospitality industry.

“Every day I get to wake up and come to work with the best colleagues and the best students,” LaSpada said. “I’m happy to be a Tiger.”

Sandstone nips Elks/Rotary in Midget action

By Mike Wertman, Sports Writer Posted 21 June 2026 at 7:02 pm

Improving to 11-0, Sandstone nipped Elks/Rotary 3-2 in a key Albion Midget League baseball game Saturday.

The pitchers dual saw Sandstone’s Nikko Russo register 15 strikeouts and Elks/Rotary’s Remi Ebbs notch 12 strikeouts.

Giovanni LaMartina and Bryce Saxton had hits for Sandstone.

Kayden Donnelly had 2 hits and Ebbs and Ryan Coots 1 each for Elks/Rotary.

The loss was the second for Elks/Rotary which early in the week dropped a 10-4 decision to Carlton.

Coots had 3 hits and Donnelly 2.

Firefighters from Orleans help battle blaze in Brockport that displaced 30 people

Posted 21 June 2026 at 4:58 pm

1 resident rescued from apartment and carried out by firefighters

Photo courtesy of Brockport Fire District: Fire tore through an apartment complex at 3640 Lake Rd. in Brockport this morning.

Press Release, Brockport Fire District

BROCKPORT – Before the sun rose this morning, fire ravaged through the center building in the apartment complex on Lake Road just North of Ridge Road West.

Four different callers reported the fire to the Monroe County 911 center at 04:48 hours this morning reporting the fire burning out of control at 3640 Lake Rd. in the Town of Clarkson.

A heavy fire load was obvious as first arriving apparatus pulled in the driveway. Additional companies were immediately summoned to assist Brockport firefighters.

15 fire companies from Monroe, Orleans and Genesee counties responded to assist. They included Hamlin-Morton-Walker, Hilton, Spencerport, Bergen, Churchville, Murray, Gates, Ridge Road FD, North Greece, Albion, Kendall, Chili, Henrietta, Mumford and Scottsville.

Many of them were utilized at the scene while some of them stood by in our headquarters station covering our district for us. Monroe Ambulance provided EMS with several ambulances. The Brockport Police Department and the Monroe County Sheriff’s Office provided drone support to examine the heavily damaged areas while searching for hot spots from above the structure.

No firefighters were injured while fighting the fire. There were four residents treated at the scene and released by EMS crews. One resident had to be rescued from their apartment and carried out by firefighters. Two cats and an Iguana were rescued by firefighters as part of the search and rescue operation.

The structure involved had 21 housing units affected by the fire with approximately 30 residents displaced. The American Red Cross is assisting with temporary housing, and the Brockport Fire District opened the doors of their Station #2 across the street to provide immediate shelter for residents while the Red Cross worked out the details.

The cause and origin of the fire is under investigation by the Monroe County Fire Bureau’s Fire Investigation Unit. The cause is undetermined at this time.

West Lyndonville a century ago was a hotbed for dahlia flowers

Posted 21 June 2026 at 3:44 pm

Bruce Burch (sporting dahlias on his lapel), Harry Hillman (center) and Norma Wheeler photographed in 1928 with the West Lyndonville Dahlia Gardens sign.

By Catherine Cooper, Orleans County Historian

“Illuminating Orleans” – Volume 6, No. 18

LYNDONVILLE – It never ceases to amaze us how random photographs can survive and surface after many years to give us a tantalizing glimpse into a moment in time. Naturally this happy photograph caught our attention. And, wonder of wonders, it was dated and the and the subjects were identified.

But Dahlia Gardens? West Lyndonville??

West Lyndonville was at one time recognized as a distinct area.

For some years, a local correspondent contributed news of area milestones and social activities to the Lyndonville Advertiser.

The 1920s has been referred to as the “golden age” of dahlia breeding as the variety and intensity of colors and forms appealed to the Art Deco Jazz Age aesthetic.

We traced the history of the West Lyndonville Dahlia Gardens through advertisements and news articles. Appropriately, the enterprise dates from that time. The first reference appeared in the Times-Union, Sept. 13, 1924:

“Perhaps the most beautiful colors of dahlias in this vicinity can be seen in Mrs. H. P. Wheeler’s garden in West Lyndonville. Every conceivable color is there, from the lighter shades to blossoms that are almost black. The flowers are large and the double-quilled ones, one variety of which is called the “Country Girl” is especially beautiful.”

Sue Starkweather Miller, Village of Albion Historian, is a dahlia enthusiast. Shown here are some of the dahlias she has grown. The varied forms include semi-cactus, ball, and water-lily.

An ad in The Buffalo News, September 26, 1931, mentioned 400 varieties of dahlia in full bloom at the gardens. What a sight that must have been! Dahlia blossoms are intensely vibrant in the fall.

Pinpointing the actual location of this idyllic garden was a puzzle. To those of us now accustomed to precise directions, the instructions given in the ads were delightfully vague: “One and one fourth miles south-east of Lyndonville” or “Take the first three left-hand turns after passing north through Lyndonville and crossing the railroad.”

Finally, we located the Wheeler property in the 1913 New Century Atlas of Orleans County at the intersection of Angling Road and Marshall Road.

The lady responsible for the dahlia gardens was Mrs. H.P. Wheeler (Lena Boughton). She was listed as a florist in the 1930 Census. Tubers, bulbs and fresh-cut flowers could be purchased at the gardens. Gladioli were added in later years. The business continued until 1943.

Lena died in 1963. She and her husband, Harry Wheeler, are buried in Hartland Central Cemetery, Gasport.

Kendall baseball team made community proud with tremendous season

Posted 21 June 2026 at 2:42 pm

Editor:

Congratulations to the Kendall boys baseball team on their phenomenal season!

They beat the other C team and not one, but two crossovers as it was Section Five’s turn to do so, beating the Section 6 sectional champs and Section 3 champs before marching forward to the New York State semifinal. They won that game also. The excitement and pride was overwhelming.

Kendall player Vinnie D’Agostino phrased their loss with class in the final saying Kendall is the best public high school in Class C. He didn’t say they suffered a loss in the NYSPHS State final to a private Catholic school.

The “P” stands for ‘Public” in New York State Public High School Athletic Association. This is an ongoing controversy in Section V. Section VI does not allow it. Section 1 just overwhelmingly voted 69 to 4 to prohibit Catholic schools playing in public playoffs beginning with the 2027-28 school year.

No secret that private schools can recruit and do it openly.

Hold your heads up, boys. We are so proud of your not only winning season but your sportsmanship in getting there.

Margaret Zambito

Oakfield (and Kendall cottage resident)

N-O League honors track Players of the Year

By Mike Wertman, Sports Writer Posted 21 June 2026 at 9:54 am

Contributed Photos – Ryan Hough and Reece Addesa

Wilson senior Ryan Hough and Akron 8th grader Reece Addesa have been named the Niagara-Orleans League’s Track and Field Players of the Year.

Hough was a quadruple winner at the Section VI Class C championship meet capturing the Long Jump (23-2), High Jump (6-4), Triple Jump (45-3.75) and the 110 Hurdles (:15.48).

He went on to win both the Long Jump (23-4) and High Jump (6-6) at the state Class C championships. He also placed second in the Triple Jump (47-8) and third in the 110 Hurdles (:14.79).

Addesa won both the 800 (2:28.11) and 1500 (5:06.99) at the N-O All-League meet.

She went on to again win both the 800 (2:29.33) and the 1500 (5:04.29) at the Section VI Class C championship meet.

Medina 15U scores a pair of victories

By Mike Wertman, Sports Writer Posted 21 June 2026 at 9:42 am

The Medina Mustangs 15U baseball team scored a pair of tournament victories on the road Saturday defeating 15URR 6-4 and NY Stingers Black 15-4.

Evan Collins and Mason Mikulec combined to hurl a 4 hitter with 11 strikeouts in the win over 15URR as Viktor Snyder led the offense with 3 hits.

Medina scored in the third inning on a three-run double by Zach Graham after a walk, a hit batter and a single by Snyder had loaded the bases.

A wild pitch and an RBI single by Snyder plated a pair of runs in the fifth frame.

Snyder, Jacob Duffina, Brayden LaMartina and Shawn Robertson each had a pair of hits in the win over the Stingers as Medina scored in every inning but one.

A six run fourth inning was the big one as Mason Berry had a two-run single, Duffina an RBI double and Snyder and Graham RBI singles.

Medina continues tournament play today.

Gun shop on Ridge Road in Holley outgrew owner’s garage and home

By Tom Rivers, Editor Posted 21 June 2026 at 8:22 am

Scott Pachla, a former airline pilot, enjoys working with gun owners

Photos by Tom Rivers

HOLLEY – Scott Pachla is shown on Saturday at Building Your Dreams Gun Shop, which opened about three weeks ago at the former West Ridge Realty building at 16584 Ridge Rd.

Pachla for more than a decade ran the business out of his home on Kendall Road. It outgrew his garage and then expanded into his house, taking up even more room.

The new location is more visible for the public and in a better location for the public, Pachla said.

He started selling guns 16 years ago as a hobby. Pachla, 55, is connected with many distributors. He used those contacts to maintain access to hand guns, long guns, ammunition and other supplies during the Covid pandemic in 2020, when many gun sellers struggled to get supplies.

That’s when the business really started to take off for Pachla, who worked 20 years as an airline pilot. He stepped away from that career due to the constant time away from home.

“I slept in 80,000 hotel beds,” he said. “I was never home.”

After his career as a pilot, Pachla tried a business where he built custom log cabins. He called his contracting business, Building Your Dreams. He kept that name for the gun shop.

The gun business is more family-friendly for Pachla. His wife Joanna Fraser helps with the books, and is at the store on Saturdays. She also works full-time at Lowe’s.

Pachla’s twin sons, Hunter and Kohle, also help at Building Your Dreams. They both will graduate from Holley on Saturday. Hunter does scope mounts and can make gun repairs. Kohle helped design the store’s look and layout.

Scott Pachla and his wife Joanna Fraser are shown at Building Your Dreams Gun Shop at the former Westridge Realty on Ridge Road.

Pachla said he has been a gun enthusiast since he was hunting as a kid. Some of the animals he’s hunted are mounted high on the store walls, including a wild boar he shot with an arrow.

Pachla enjoys sharing his knowledge with the public. If he doesn’t have what they want in the store, he said he can order and quickly have it on site. He has products from about 30 gun manufacturers, including Traditions, Versacarry, Barnes, Hornady, Kimber, Ruger, Glock, Savage, Springfield, Henry, Smith & Wesson and others.

“I enjoy the customers and I enjoy the industry,” he said.

Building Your Dreams also sells ammunition, accessories, cleaning supplies, scopes and does minor gun smithing.

The business is open Monday through Saturday – 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday; 10 a.m. to 6:30 on Friday, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday. Click here for more information.

Pachla works with fire departments and other organizations on gun raffles, trying to help them retain as much of the proceeds as possible.

G-R bests N-O in Senior baseball game

By Mike Wertman, Sports Writer Posted 20 June 2026 at 2:12 pm

Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Kendall’s Vinnie D’Agostino slides safely into home for a run for the Genesee Region League. Trying to make the tag for the Niagara-Orleans League is Newfane catcher Tristan Smith. The action took place during this afternoon’s N-O vs. G-R Senior game at Vets Park.

A pair of late inning scoring spurts keyed the Genesee Region League to a 6-1 win over the Niagara-Orleans League in the Senior baseball game at vets Park this afternoon.

Breaking away from a 1-1 deadlock, the G-R took the lead for good by scoring 3 runs in the sixth inning on a bases loaded walk and a two-run single by Mikey Colucci (Kendall).

Kendall’s Mikey Colucci bangs out a key two-run single for the G-R.

A double by Leo Egloff (Alexander), a hit batter and a walk loaded the bases to set up the threat.

The G-R then added a pair of runs in the seventh inning on an RBI single by Egloff and a double steal.

The N-O League’s only run came in the second inning as Tristan Smith (Newfane) singled, and scored on an error.

The G-R tied the game at 1-1 in the fifth on an RBI double by Adyn Horzempa (Notre Dame).

A quintet of G-R pitchers including Nic Cole (Kendall), Brayden Lang (Pembroke), Vinnie D’Agostino (Kendall), Eli Grice (Notre Dame) and Mark Caparco (Elba) combined for a 3 hitter with 15 strikeouts.

The N-O’s only other hits were a single by Sean Mettler (Roy-Hart) in the first inning and a triple by Evan Poeller (Roy-Hart) in the ninth.

Defensively the N-O did turn a double play in the fifth inning from Vinny Gray (Medina) to Elliott Trapiss (Albion).

Sharing the pitching duties for the N-O were Gavin Heideman (Roy-Hart), Gray, Will Plummer (Albion), Isaac Smith (Roy-Hart), Colin Miller (Akron), Jimmy Dieter (Medina) and JJ Prynn (Barker).

NOTE: Additional pictures from today’s game have been posted to the Hub’s Facebook pages.

Barker’s JJ Prynn puts the tag on Elba’s Fletcher Norton for an out for the N-O League.

Medina’s Jimmy Dieter gets an out for the N-O League at third base on Pembroke’s Brayden Lang.