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CCAboysbest SturgisEast 70-56 By Kathleen Szmit kszmit@barnstablepatriot.com KATHLEEN SZMIT PHOTOS RISING HAWK - Cape Cod Academy's Ned McCutcheon (3) takes it to the hoop during game play against Sturgis East Feb.10 at CCA. The Sturgis Storm showed strength, but it was the Cape Cod Academy Seahawksthat soared to vic- tory Feb. 10, with the 'Hawks defeating East 70-56. The Storm took an early 12- 10 lead after the first quarter, but the Seahawks owned the second, tallying 22 points to Sturgis East's 13 to take a 32-25 lead at the half. Sturgis appeared on the verge of a rally in the third, outscor- ing CCA 15-10, but a huge fourth quarter in which the Se- ahawks netted 28 points sealed the win for CCA. Leading the way for CCA was the dynamic duo of Kyle Ryder and Johnny Hatem, who each scored 26 points for the Seahawks, with Ryder netting a trio of three-pointers, while Hatem had one. Henry Zezze had 10 points for CCA, while Ned McCutch- eon had five, including a three- pointer; Noah Holland had two and Aaron White one. Jake Tobey was the top scorer for Sturgis East with 17 points, while Mitch Starr added 12 and Luke Chavalier 10. Kyle Coolidge had eight, Austin Rindfuss and Ian Brothers four each and Jonny Gomes one. Both teams came up short later in the week, with CCA falling to Pope John Paul II High 65-53, with Sturgis East falling to Sturgis West 71-61 (see adjacent story). CCA stands at 11-5 as the regular season winds up, while Sturgis East finished at 7-13. "The kids worked really hard," said East head coach Mike Kennedy. "We played really well for three-and-a-half quarters, but we just put the ball up too quickly midway through the third and they just ran away with it." Kennedy was pleased with his team's defense. "As a team they had a really great effort," he said. CCA head coach Thomas Ferreira was pleased with his team's performance against East. "It was a great game and a great win for us after our loss to Nantucket on Saturday," Fer- reira said. Ferreira also deemed the game a team effort. "It's always a team effort ," he said. "Everybody knows we have Kyle and Johnny, our scorers, but we need everybody to get involved for us to be successful." At press time CCA was slated to face South Shore Christian Academy, with the Seahawks' final game of the i season set for Feb. 19 at Nan- tucket. : Seahawks outlast Storm KATHLEEN SZMIT PHOTO FALLING DOWN FUN - Students of the Barnstable Community Horace Mann Charter Public School enjoy an ice skating outingatthe HyannisYouthand Community Center Feb.11. One young man,Eric Ludizaca,6,was skating for only the second time. "I almost fell down but every time Ialmost fell Idid this (crouched down) and Ididn't fall because Iam awesome," he said.The event is a means of introducing ice skatingto studentswhomight not have skated before, and offers numerous opportunities for skilled skaters to help out those new to the ice. Laughing all theway SUSAN VAUGHN PHOTOS IN MEMORY - This portrait of the late Barnstable Police Patrolman Michael Aselton, who died in the line of duty in 1983, hangs in the Barnstable Police Department. A scholarship fund in his name benefits Barnstable students going into criminal justice or tire science careers. i CONTINUED FROM PAGE A:1 : Collyer this week added i another check to an estimated $70,000 in his personal contri- butions to the Aselton Fund for that last 10 years. The fund was set up in 1999 in memory of the former Barnstable patrol- man who died in the line of duty in 1983. It.provides schol- arships for Barnstable graduates who are entering a criminal justice or fire science career. "The Aselton fund couldn't help kids without Paul," Sgt. Andrew McKenna said. "Paul has really vested himself in the community." In addition to the Aselton scholarship, the officers pointed out that Collyer also contrib- utes generously to many other nonprofit organizations on the Cape, including CHIPs House in Centerville, the Cape Cod Regional Enforcement Council, the Cape Cod Red Cross, Cape Cod Athletic Club, Mashpee ; Boosters and others. Asked why he gives back so much, Collyer said , "My events are very successful ," and that they wouldn't be as success- ful without all the events and causes they sponsor. Collyer, who has homes in Somerville and Chatham, said he also feels a strong connection to the Cape because many of his family members live here. "It's a give and take," Tynan added , noting that Collyer's events, such as the upcoming Hyannis Marathon the week- end of Feb. 21-23 , are "a huge economic boost to the Cape in winter. It 's important for local residents to know that. " Collyer said the Hyannis event , which includes a half marathon and a marathon relay, will attract 4,400 runners this year from the Boston area as well as the Cape. He said he promotes it as a weekend event that includes dinners, speakers such as former Boston Mara- thon greats Bill Rodgers, Greg Meyer and Dick Beardsley, and an exposition. It is also a quali- fier for the Boston Marathon. For more information on the Hyannis Marathon , visit www. hyannismarathon.com Marathon organizer... KATHLEEN SZMIT PHOTOS PINK LADIES - The Barnstable girls varsity hockey team celebrates its 4-3 victory against Whitman-Hanson on Pink in the Rink night Feb.12,an event held in honor of the late Caroline Fries,former team manager,who passed away in 2009. SKATETO WIN - Barnstable's Amanda Piknick (18) maneuvers the puck toward the goal for the winning score in the Red Raiders' Pink inthe Rink game against Whitman- Hanson Feb.12 CONTINUED FROM PAGE A.12 defense when it mattered most to clinch the win. "Every time we have Pink in the Rink we always seem to start off really slow," said Barnstable head coach Peter Nugnes. "It's a really emo- tional night. A lot of people on this team care deeply for the Fries family." Nugnes said that after his team started slow, they picked up their momentum in time to earn victory. "I'm proud of the girls," he said. "It shows their character and their will to win. That's a tough team we just played." No doubt their guardian angel smiled. The win boosts Barnstable to a regular season record of 12-1-4 and marked their seventh straight victory as they prepare for the Falmouth Classic, which takes place next week in Falmouth. Pink... i\ni ni___ i . O_.IVH i rnuiw WATCHING IT FALL - Sturgis East and West players watch to see if a shot goes through the net during game play Feb. 12 in Hyannis. West defeated East 71-61. CONTINUED FROM PAGEA:12 Luke Chevalier scored a game-high 26 points for the Storm, with teammate Jake Tobey netting 16. "It was fun , huh?" said West head coach Kyle Erha. "This one has been a long time com- ing for this team. We dropped the first one to them. [Tonight we were] down 10 after one, and won every quarter after that the rest of the way." Erha credited his team for not giving up. "We just really kept working away and never let them get back into it," he said. "I'm so happy with them right now. It's been a season of ups and downs and uneven games, but we just kept our heads and kept plugging away." East head coach Mike Kennedy said free throws and rebounds were his team 's downfall. ; "I think the kids played re- ally well in the first quarter," he said. "[West] hit their free throws; I don't think we shot free throws that well. They rebounded really well; we didn't rebound that well, and that's probably the story of the game." Both Erha and Kennedy had high praise for East senior Chevalier, who sank five three- pointers in the game. "I give credit to Luke Cheva- lier," Erha said. "That kid was lights out in the first quarter. " "He's an animal ," Kenned y said. "He just focused in and shot the ball really well." Kennedy also praised the ef- forts of Matt Delvecchio. "Defensively he was all over the court ," Kennedy said. "He did a great job for us." West's win was even more poignant for the team 's seniors , who were celebrated at the start of the game on "Senior Night. " "We had six of them and they all played and all contrib- uted ," Erha said. "To have [the win] happen on senior night was a great thing for us and for them." West Senior Deikani Cun- ningham was cautiously happy about the victory. "I' m feeling pretty good , but we have two more we have to win to make playoffs so I' m kind of focused on that right now," he said. Fellow senior Scott Glynn couldn 't stop smiling after the game was over. "It's the first time we beat them in our entire career," Glynn said. "To do it on Senior Night is really a great time. This was probably the best game we played all year. We really played as a team. " Glynn also looked forward to the team 's remaining games. "We've still got to come out tomorrow night and Friday night ," Glynn said. "If we get those we get the playoffs, but if we play like we did tonight I think we've got a shot." 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