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Pictured is Megan Stephens as she prepares to launch her catapult at the Danbury Science Olympics held last Monday, March 8, at the school. Congratulations to the Danbury fifth grade Academic Challenge Team for winning the Ottawa County Competition on Monday, March 8. The fifth grade team defeated four other county opponents to take home the championship trophy. They will be competing in the Tri-County (Erie, Huron, and Ottawa) Competition on Wednesday, March 24, at Firelands College at 9:30 a.m. Pictured above, left to right, are Allisa Ritterbach, Nick Bossetti, Kain Lucas, Seth Vargo, Cory Bowser and Advisor Sue Joy. Not pictured Ñ Advisor Rose Tibbels. The Danbury girls took on the boys at the annual Physics Olympics Mousetrap Car race held last Monday, March 8. And the winners were the boys. Pictured above, standing, Steven Feyedelem, Nathan Hartman, Vincent Manuella, Courtney Cook, Caitlynn Biro, and Ryan Beam. Kneeling, Mike Hirsch and Heather Bahnsen. (Photo by Katie Binkley) Pictured above is Jack Tyson as he paddles his homemade boat across the pool at Danbury School for the annual Danbury Science Olympics. Shay Rickard was his partner in the project. They ended up third with a time of one minute two seconds. (Photo by Katie Binkley)
Pictured above is sixth grader Amanda Kettler as she paddles her homemade boat across the pool during the Danbury Science Olympics Regatta held last Monday, March 8, at the school. Her partner was Ally Kennedy. They placed fifth in the regatta. Vincent Manuella and Steven Feyedelem prepare their catapult for launch at the Science Olympics held last Monday, March 8, at the Danbury School. (Photo by Katie Binkley) Pictured above is the Danbury fifth grade traveling Firelands Area Basketball League. Teams in the league were Bellevue, South Central, Monroeville, Western Reserve, Norwalk St. Paul, Seneca East, and New London. The fifth grade finished with a record of 8-5 and lost to New London by four points in the championship game of the league tournament. Pictured above are, front row, left to right, Nathaniel Ahrens, Sam Tyson, David Douglas, Luco Manuella and Jacob Internicola. Back row, left to right, Coach Bob Meterko, Ben Keller, Jared Koenig, Seth Vargo, Nick Bossetti, Kain Lucas and Coach Ned Boytim. Not pictured Ñ Bradley Cordero. The Danbury fifth and sixth grade boys participated in the traveling Firelands Area Basketball League. The teams in the league were Bellevue, South Central, Monroeville, Western Reserve, Norwalk St. Paul, Seneca East, and New London. The sixth grade finished with a record of 2-9 and showed much improvement from the start of the year. Pictured above is the sixth grade team. Front row, left to right, Anthony Stevens, Connor Lenthe, John Rhodes, Austin Buchanan and Donnie McCune. Back row, left to right, Coach Bob Meterko, Mac Stephenson, Cory Smith, Eden Flynn, Soloman Richardson and Coach Ned Boytim. Not Pictured Ñ Jacob Keubler and Cameron Sherry.
On Saturday, Feb. 27, at Danbury, Joe Miller, head boys basketball coach, was presented a basketball and team photo for his 100th win, after the Lakers defeated the Toledo Christian Eagles by a score of 54-52 on Friday, Feb. 24, in Toledo. Miller is the only boys' coach in Danbury boys' basketball history to achieve this feat. Miller started his career in 2002 at Danbury and the Lakers won the Toledo Area Athletic Conference in 2003 and 2005. His team was ranked 16th in the state in 2003, 10th in 2004, and sixth in the state in 2005. He has won seven tournament wins in seven seasons, won three sectional titles, one district championship, and one regional appearance (2003). Miller is the only coach in Danbury history (boys or girls) to win a district championship. Pictured with coach Miller is Coach Steve Snyder, Coach Miller's daughter Tori Miller, and Danbury Athletic Director Drew Davie as Austin Buchanan looks on. (Photo by Katie Binkley) Area schools were closed yet another day due to the snow last Friday, Feb. 26. Kain Lucas was spending his day off from school doing some snow boarding at Biro Hill. (Photo by Pat Lukac) This gathering of birds and squirrels invaded a driveway in Lakeside, enjoying some food they found on Sunday, Feb. 28. (Photo by Pat Lukac) Brian Lucas, head of the Marblehead Village Maintenance Department, was trying to keep the village roads cleared last Friday, Feb. 26. The snow was literally covering the roads as he was clearing them off. (Photo by Pat Lukac)
This lonely snowman was found near the south end of Alexander Pike last Friday, Feb. 26. It looks as if he was built a couple of days ago and had already started to melt some, but now he was getting a new coat of snow. (Photo by Pat Lukac) Crystal Bowersox played two instruments while covering Sheryl Crow's ÒIf It Makes You Happy, Scouts Zack Tokar and Seth Bowser cooking and enjoying dinner while camping Feb. 13-14. Zack Guba and Donnie McCune at their campsite Feb. 13-14, during their annual Camp Alaska campout.
Danbury elementary students have filled the walls of the hallway with their artwork. Pictured above are some snowmen as they welcomed winter. (Photo by Pat Lukac) Scouts Zach Tokar, Devin Thompson, Michael Cejer and Cory Bowser enjoying the snow at their Camp Alaska campout Feb. 13-14. Danbury students in Mrs. Waldron's second grade Quest class each drew their interests on a quilt square and then the quilt was put together. (Photo by Pat Lukac)
Danbury Basketball coach Joe Miller had plenty to cheer about last Friday night as he won his 100th basketball game. The Lakers took the 54-52 victory over Toledo Christian in overtime. Danbury fourth graders in Ms. Sauber's physical education class have hit the water again as swim lessons have resumed for the winter. Pictured above is Brandyn Crownover as he jumps into the pool on Tuesday. Justin Tibbels and Jesus Salinas watch from below. (Photo by Pat Lukac) Students in Mrs. Rinaldo's second grade Quest class each drew their interests on a quilt square. When they were all done, the quilt was put together and is hanging in the elementary hallway. (Photo by Pat Lukac) Mac and Kit Stephenson were taking advantage of the day off school on Tuesday as they were out sledding in the backyard. All area schools closed for the day as forecasters are calling for six to 10 inches of snow to be on the ground by Wednesday night. (Photo by Pat Lukac)
The Danbury Lady Lakers were host to Cardinal Stritch on Thursday, Feb. 4. Pictured above is Kayla Oxendale as she attempts to regain control of this loose ball against Cardinal Stritch. Oxendale had five assists and two points. Leading scorers were Heather Bahnsen with 12 and Christine Longer with 11. Brittany Isom had seven points and led the team with six rebounds. The team played great and avenged an earlier season loss to Stritch at their place 58-52. Final score on Thursday was Danbury 45, Cardinal Stritch 22. (Photo by John Kozak) Kelsey Clemons scored seven points to help the Lady Lakers win against Cardinal Stritch at home on Thursday, Feb 4. (Photo by John Kozak) This photo was reproduced by Jerry Guba and sent to the Peninsula News. The team name was Danbury Youth Organization (DYO) met at the Danbury High School for a fun night of games on Jan. 27. Prizes were donated by Pizza Hut, Cinemark Theatre in Sandusky, Bruno's Pizzeria, and Sloopy's Sports Cafe. DYO meets on Wednesdays at St. Paul Lutheran Church from 7-8 p.m. Contact Helmi Freeh, 419-798-4880, for an updated schedule or any questions.

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