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Gretchen Beyer

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Scholar Athletes of the Year: Amhert’s Ada Radomski & Depew’s Mason McGloin Original

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By Gretchen Beyer Verified
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Every year, WIVB News 4 recognizes a local male and female Scholar Athlete of the Year. These are student-athletes who demonstrate exceptional achievement in academics, athletics, and community involvement. This year, that honor belongs to Amherst’s Ada Radomski and Depew’s Mason McGloin. Ada Radomski embodies the true meaning of a scholar-athlete.
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Scholar Athlete: Lewiston Porter’s Sam Draper Original

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By Gretchen Beyer Verified
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LEWISTON, N.Y. (WIVB) — For Lew-Port senior Sam Draper, balancing a busy schedule has become second nature. Whether she’s playing the cello, competing on the lacrosse field, or managing a demanding academic workload, Draper has learned how to thrive under pressure. And while music offers a creative outlet, lacrosse fuels her competitive side. “I’ve been here through many different phases of the team,” Draper said.
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Scholar Athlete: Niagara Wheatfield’s Lindsay Tylec

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By Gretchen Beyer Verified
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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — Softball isn’t the only sport in Niagara Wheatfield senior student athlete Lindsay Tylec’s life. “I fell in love with softball and everything about it,” Tylec said. “I slowly started playing softball more than volleyball. I leaned towards softball, and I really wanted to play it in college.
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