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TOP FLIGHT Kaneland boys track, local teams post top finishes at state meet / 4

Kaneland’s Nate Dyer won a state title in the shot put Saturday as the Knights placed second as a team in the IHSA Class 2A state meet in Charleston.

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Kaneland community mourns death of eighth-grader KANE COUNTY CHRONICLE editorial@kcchronicle.com MAPLE PARK – The Kaneland Harter Middle School community is mourning the death of eighth-grade student Parker Wolfsmith, who died Saturday night, according to a news release issued by Super-

intendent Jeff Schuler.

“It is with great sadness that we inform you that Parker Wolfsmith, one of our eighth-grade students at Harter Middle School, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday evening,” Schuler said, according to the release.

“With limited details, we are

unable to share more information at this time, but we want to extend our deepest condolences and sympathy to Parker’s family and friends.”

According to the release, the Harter Middle School Support Team has met to implement its post-crisis plan “to support students and staff

that will be impacted by this tragic news.” The release stated that the school library will be the primary location for students to receive support, “but counselors will be checking classrooms, and all staff members will be alert and aware to help students who may need it during the course

of the day.”

“Please keep Parker’s family and friends in your thoughts and prayers,” Schuler said in a news release.

According to the release, as arrangement information becomes available, it will be posted online at www.kaneland.org.

Walkathon raises almost $5,000 for Batavia family Parade entertains in North Aurora “Free entertainment. Got to love it.”

Valerie Sabatino, Parade attendee

By CHARLES MENCHACA

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BATAVIA – The turnout on Saturday at a Batavia family walkathon benefit put a smile on Danielle Burciaga’s face.

There were more than 100 people on or near the Rotolo Middle School outdoor track one hour into the event. Then some members of the Batavia Fire Department showed up to help cool down the runners by setting up one of their fire hoses.

The walkathon raised $4,878, which was within range of Burciaga’s $5,000 goal. She said there were generous donors who far surpassed the $10 a person entry fee.

“I was just trying to do something nice for somebody,” said Burciaga, a Cortland resident.

“In the end, it was all worth it for me.”

Burciaga, an Illinois Central School Bus driver, organized the three-mile walkathon for Batavian Mike Hubert and his family. Hubert was diagnosed in 2010 with Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, which is a cancer of the lymph tissue. He recently completed his second stem cell transplant and might come home soon from Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, said his wife, Kelli.

Burciaga has gotten to know the Huberts through driving their three children – Jack, 12, and 6-year-old twins, Lucas and Kasey – to school at different times. She would see Mike Hubert at the bus stop every morning, and found out about his diagnosis after she commented about his appearance one day.

Kelli Hubert has been taking

By ASHLEY SLOBODA asloboda@shawmedia.com

Charles Menchaca – cmenchaca@shawmedia.com

More than 100 people on Saturday participated in a walkathon at Rotolo Middle School to benefit Mike Hubert of Batavia and his family.

Know more A 60-day fundraising campaign has been created to benefit the Batavia family of Mike Hubert, who has battled Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma since 2010. To contribute, visit http://igg.me/at/kicklymphoma.

care of her three sons and the family expenses while her husband recovers. Burciaga took it upon herself to help with efforts to support the family, including handing out fliers at the Batavia Fire Department and various other locations. Even so, she refuses to take all the credit.

The people who attended Saturday made this a success, Burciaga said. That included Kevin Patrick, one of the Huberts’ next-door neighbors.

Patrick’s son, Brandon, mows the Huberts’ lawn, so it’s one less thing they have to worry about. He said the Huberts

are a compassionate family.

“They’re always willing to help, and it’s nice that we can return something,” Kevin Patrick said.

Scott Nelson of Arlington Heights reached out to a supplier of his employer to have sports apparel and other items donated for the walkathon raffle. He and Mark Sullivan, also of Arlington Heights, were at Saturday’s event because they have known Mike Hubert since they were all in the third grade.

Nelson was impressed by Burciaga’s efforts, especially since she only sees the family for a few minutes each day but cares so much.

Perhaps the most impressed and grateful person of all was Kelli Hubert, who fought back tears Saturday as she called Burciaga an angel for helping her family.

“She’s not a close friend, but she saw a potential need and reached out,” Kelli Hubert said.

NORTH AURORA – At Walnut Drive and Oak Street, brothers Toby and Matthias Wright had a prime parade-watching spot Sunday.

The boys ages 2 and 5, respectively – were just blocks from where the North Aurora Community Parade stepped off, making them among the first spectators to get a shot at the candy parade participants tossed to the crowds.

As the fifth annual event neared its end, the boys had amassed a pile of Twizzlers, Tootsie Rolls, Smarties and, among other sweets, Dum Dums that lay next to their mother, Alissa Wright.

“I think we’re going to share it with our cousins,” the North Aurora woman said.

This was the first year Wright brought her sons to the parade – an event they worried they would miss because of grocery shopping earlier that day, she said.

“They’re so excited,” Wright said.

Organized by the North Aurora Mothers Club, the parade stepped off at 3 p.m. at Clock Tower Plaza on the corner of Randall Road and Oak Street and proceeded

east on Oak Street before ending at North Aurora Island Park on the riverfront.

More than 40 units were scheduled to participate, including such new entries as “Star Wars” characters and the Jesse White Tumbling Team.

Onlookers near Oak Street and Juniper Drive urged the tumbling team to stop and were rewarded with a brief demonstration.

Nearby, Megan Liden, 10, manned a table outside her home facing Oak Street, selling cold water, pop and snow cones. She had been selling refreshments earlier in the week when someone suggested she try her luck with the parade, she said.

But most people seemed rooted to the patch of grass they chose to watch the parade from.

Many created their own shade with umbrellas while others – like Valerie Sabatino – ducked under trees.

Sabatino, who was with Parker, 3, and dog, Josie, said the parade offered something to do on a Sunday afternoon within walking distance of their home.

Parker loves all the trucks, she said, and Josie howls at all the loud noises.

“Free entertainment,” she said, “got to love it.”

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varsity coach Ryan Paradise, will host its annual summer youth basketball camp for players in third through 12th grades.

Camps will be offered the weeks of June 9 to 13 and June 16 to 20. Players from all schools are Marmion hosts hoops camp welcome. This camp includes AURORA – Marmion Academy, individual and team offensive under the direction of head and defensive fundamentals,

individual offensive and defensive moves and skill work, daily competitive games and other daily competitions. Vsit www. marmion.org/sportscamps for camp details and registration instructions.

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ABOVE: Kaneland High School graduates listen during the school’s commencement ceremony at Northern Illinois University’s Convocation Center in DeKalb. FAR RIGHT: Kaneland valedictorian Ethan P. Witt speaks to the Class of 2014.

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Aurora Christian brings home Class 1A state title, matches girl’s team title from previous weekend

By KEVIN DRULEY kdruley@shawmedia.com CHARLESTON – Members of the Cahokia boys track and field team’s 4x400-meter relay exhaled within a few paces of their Kaneland counterparts late Saturday afternoon.

Comanches anchor Tyran Lyons withstood a tremendous charge from the Knights’ Nathaniel Kucera, whose closing kick still kept the Knights just short of the championship pace.

Cahokia earned its fourth straight Class 2A state title at Eastern Illinois’ O’Brien Stadium, sealing the result by winning the relay in a record time of 3:17.66, .8 seconds ahead of Kaneland. It wasn’t lost on either side that the Comanches’ 90-84 team victory marked the closest spread during the run.

Score one for the Knights’ burgeoning reputation.

“We didn’t know. We had no idea,” said Comanches senior Marlin Brady, who ran the relay’s third leg. “Kaneland’s tough, though. They’re some tough boys, man. They’re tough.”

Being called “tough” three times in the same train of thought by the opponents they had strived all season to beat likely won’t provide much solace for the Knights.

The program followed a runner-up effort in 2010 by finishing tied for 16th, then 11th and sixth in the three state finals before Saturday.

Burlington Central placed third with a distant 38 points, as an expectant and sunsplashed crowd zeroed in on the Cahokia-Kaneland duel.

“We just came in knowing that we had a mission to do today, and if we just did what we could do, we could make it a show between us and Cahokia,” said Kucera, also the anchor of the runner-up 4x800 and sixth in the 400. “They’re a fantastic program and we knew coming in that they weren’t going to back down.”

Kaneland opened the day about as solidly as it could have hoped, winning early ti-

tles in the shot put and long jump.

Nate Dyer heaved a personal-best put of 58 feet, 5¼ inches before Ben Barnes also established a PR of 23-5 in the long jump.

“The vibe here was just really good coming into today,” Dyer said. “Throwing a PR today was huge. Didn’t expect it, but it happened.”

Barnes channeled similar motivation while also moving instinctually. Cahokia’s Jamari Ward, the defending champion in the event, passed on a late attempt after suffering an injury. Acting on the advice of jumps coach Ryan Gierke, one of a handful of coaches paying it forward at his alma mater, Barnes shifted his starting mark back a few paces to build more speed on the straightaway.

It worked.

“I just had the mind frame that it could be my last jump all year,” Barnes said. “Just might as well go out with something special.”

Edging Ward only started Knights athletes, coaches and fans on the path of projecting and scoreboard watching.

Kaneland missed an opportunity for more points when the 4x100 was disqualified on the final exchange. A few hours later, the Knights gained ground when Centralia’s Kalvin Johnson fell after the final hurdle, allowing Kaneland seniors Dylan Nauert and Brock Robertson to move up to third and fourth, respectively.

BC junior Lucas Ege won the event in a 2A-record 37.34, 86 seconds better than Cahokia standout Gary Hickman. Ege emerged from his junior season unbeaten in the 300 hurdles.

“I kind of wish I had some competition, just because I could go a lot faster and because competition is huge for me,” Ege said, “but I can’t complain.”

Ditto for the Rockets, who relied on scoring from Ege in the 110 hurdles (third) and as part of the 4x100 (fourth) and

4x400 (third).

Senior Casey Matthews accompanied Ege in both relays, while classmate Matt O’Connor, second in the 800, anchored the 4x400.

A sizable contingent of Kaneland fans made themselves heard in the stands, with many traveling Saturday to join the group that also had come for Friday’s prelims.

“It’s awesome to have our friends and family come down just to support you because they know that we can do something really special,” said pole vaulter Dylan Kuipers, who placed fourth and scored along with teammate Dan Evers (ninth).

Ultimately, the Knights wanted to be the top team in 2A, but the post-meet scene of athletes and coaches receiving medals and mugging for photos revealed that jubilation wasn’t in short supply.

Head public address announcer Matt Piescinski called the Knights “a big team with big efforts,” and they weren’t about to disagree.

“We’re really deep, a deep team. We’re not a senior team,” said the outgoing Kucera, a Stanford recruit. “We have a bunch of underclassmen, sophomores and juniors who were running, and they did a great job. So we’ll be back next year and hopefully competing still.”

Whatever Kaneland’s lineup, Cahokia is sure to take note.

CLASS 3A St. Charles North senior Erik Miller dueled with defending champion and renowned jumper Jonathan Wells of Grant throughout a tense high jump final.

Miller ultimately finished as runner-up, clearing 6-10 to Wells’ 7 feet, but a grin hardly left his face after the competition concluded.

“I thought I had him at 6-10, but great competition. There’s a reason he was No. 1 in the nation earlier,” Miller said. “I’ll take 6-10.”

An Illinois State recruit,

Miller sought to join older brother Steven, a member of North’s winning 4x800 in 2008, as a state champion.

Although his bid fell short, Miller found it hard to allow his shoulders or psyche to sink, too, relishing every moment of a warm final.

“This is the best weather you can jump in,” Miller said.

“I’d rather it be hot than cold.”

Marmion senior Tyler Maryanski finished fifth in the high jump, with classmate Kevin Grahovec placing sixth in the 800, two spots ahead of Geneva’s Blaine Bartel.

Maryanski and Grahovec roomed together in the EIU dorms this week.

“We were talking about his race, my event – last night, this morning. We knew what we had to do,” Maryanski said.

“Talking strategy back and forth. Really just encouraging each other, knowing how well we could do together, and I think we both did pretty well.”

CLASS 1A Aurora Christian ascended to the top of the 1A podium for the second successive Saturday, scoring 46.5 points to edge Eureka (42) and Tuscola (37) for the team title.

Last weekend, the ACS girls delivered a team championship, too, which helped accelerate the urgency during the boys’ final week of workouts.

“They weren’t bragging at all,” Eagles senior Noah Roberts said. “That kind of gave us motivation to do our best, and they just kind of encouraged us. They weren’t bragging, but we definitely had to try to match up to what they did last week.”

Roberts joined classmates Noah Hagerty, Grant Schweistal and Johnathan Harrell on runner-up relays in the 4x100 and 4x200. Harrell also placed second in the 400.

Senior Jonah Walker contributed the team’s top finish, winning a state title in the discus after his throw of 165-10 clipped the effort of Carthage Illini West’s Blaze Murfin by six inches. Aurora Christian

officials said it is believed to be the school’s first individual state track title.

Along the way, Walker used equipment that would only be familiar to the keenest of track fans. Years ago, Walker’s father purchased the discus Winnebago’s Alex Thompson used to set the 1A record of 1932 in 2010.

Walker launched the same discus from his own hands in each of his high school attempts.

“That discus has won first twice at the state meet,” Walker said.

Oh, yeah? How’s it look?

“It’s in OK shape, you know,” Walker said. “It’s obviously valid. They weighed it and everything.”

Mooseheart closed the meet with a title in the 4x400, as the collaborative time of Jeremy Kalicum, Josh Gordon, Brandon Gadson and Wal Khat, 3:24.48, was nearly two seconds faster than the quartet from Teutopolis.

“Me and my teammates, we work hard,” said Khat, who also placed fourth in the 800.

“We worked hard for it, and we achieved it.”

Mooseheart finished in a four-way tie for seventh with 20 points. Other podium-bound athletes included junior Joe Feemorlu, who was seventh in the 110 hurdles in a personal-best 15.22.

Also a wrestling state qualifier earlier this school year, Feemorlu planned to share news of the feat with his father in North Dakota. He said his mother still lives in his native Liberia “as far as I know.”

Feemorlu left his war-torn homeland for Columbus, Ohio, at age 10 and since has relocated to Mooseheart.

“I very much appreciate it.

That’s one of the main things that really inspired me to do a lot of sports, so I could get the [Mooseheart] name out there,” Feemorlu said. “So other people know that, oh yeah, we’re not just so-called orphans.

None of us are actually orphans. We’re just there for a stable home, basically.”

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Tuesday Feature story on St. Charles East girls soccer junior Sara Buetow, who has been highly effective on the Saints’ back line despite standing only 5-feet tall.

Buetow and the Saints will face Huntley in Tuesday’s IHSA Class 3A Lake Park Supersectional.

Thursday We preview this week’s Major League Baseball amateur draft.

Local products such as Marmion left-handed pitcher Alex Troop and St. Charles East graduate Wes Benjamin, now at Kansas, could be among the players on teams’ draft radars.

Saturday

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With the score tied at 5, Burlington Central’s Courtni Neubauer races toward home plate in the bottom of the seventh inning Saturday’s as Kaneland’s Rachel Goress (right) gets ready to make a throw during Class 3A Burlington Central Regional championship in Burlington. Neubauer scored and the Rockets defeated the Knights, 6-5.

Log on to KCChronicle.com/preps for coverage of all baseball and softball sectional championship games involving remaining local teams.

The championship games are Saturday, with sectional semifinal games slated for midweek.

CLASS 3A BURLINGTON CENTRAL FINAL: BURLINGTON CENTRAL 6, KANELAND 5

Rockets win on walk-off

By THOMAS DELVES editorial@kcchronicle.com BURLINGTON – After the Burlington Central softball team jumped to a 4-0 lead in the bottom of the first, Kaneland played catch-up the rest of the game, leading to a wild, walk-off finish.

Central answered a late Kaneland rally by pushing across the winning run in the bottom of the seventh as the Rockets defeated the Knights, 6-5, for the IHSA Class 3A Burlington Central Regional championship. The second regional title in three years for the Rockets (23-9) advances Central to Tuesday’s Class 3A Marengo Sectional semifinal against Sterling.

Kaneland trailed, 5-2, coming into the top of the seventh.

The two runs for the Knights (20-13) had come back in the third inning off of a Paige Kuefler two-run single. Since scoring in the third, Kaneland’s offense had gone quiet – until crunch time.

The wild seventh inning began with a Rachel Goress single followed by a Morgan Weber walk. Lanie Callaghan then bunted up the middle but the ball was thrown away as the Rockets tried to get the lead runner at third base,

which brought in a run, making it 5-3.

Kuefler came to the plate with runners in scoring position for the second time in the game and produced by ripping a two-run double deep to right field to tie the game at 5.

Central starter Emily Kisch, who struck out four and walked three in six-plus innings, was lifted for senior Brooke Gaylord, who closed out the inning with two strikeouts and a weak grounder to first.

In the bottom of the seventh, speedy Courtni Neubauer reached first on an error, then stole second base. Kisch who moved to center field after pitching, came to the plate and reached on an infield single to the left side. After the throw to first, Neubauer broke for third base. The throw was high and went out of play, bringing in the winning run.

“I just did my part, getting the bat on the ball,” Neubauer said of the final sequence of the game. She said she was “just hoping for the best” when she broke for third base.

Kaneland starting pitcher Angie Morrow, a Wisconsin recruit, played her former team for the first time. Morrow transferred from Central

to Kaneland after her sophomore year.

Morrow pitched all seven innings, striking out five with no walks. She allowed four runs in the top of the first, which started out with Central’s leadoff hitter and Morrow’s close friend Bekah Harnish.

Harnish reached on a throwing error that opened up the inning. Two singles loaded the bases and back-to-back two-run hits by Kassidy Gaylord and Kisch gave Central the 4-0 lead.

“We showed a lot of character by coming back but we never should have put ourselves in a hole in the first place,” Kaneland coach Brian Willis said. “Good for [Central], they played hard, they played well, but we kind of gave them some opportunities.”

Central’s fifth run came in the bottom of the sixth on a Kaneland throwing error as well.

“It was a crazy ending,” Rockets assistant coach Lowell Oranger said. “It’s all about who makes less amount of errors … you got to have a little luck every now and again.”

Central head coach Wade Maisto was not at the game because of his daughter’s graduation.

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Dear Abby: I recently retired for the second time.

At 70, I applied for a job online, was interviewed by a company and hired.

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Dear Abby: I am a young, recently married woman. My husband and I are about at the point where we’re thinking of having kids. My brother married a close friend of mine soon after my wedding, and my sister-in-law has a medical condition that may prevent her from having children.

I am very close to my brother and his wife, and I can see the writing on the wall. She has mentioned surrogacy once in passing, as a possible alternative if she can’t have kids. If I am asked to be the surrogate, what advice do you have?

I’d be more than willing to consider it, but only after my husband and I have had our own children.

If I do it, would it be selfish of me to expect some compensation for my time and the toll it will take on my body? I want to be ready if and when I’m asked. What would be the best way to explain my reasoning to her? – Backup Mom In The Northwest Dear Backup: You may be jumping the gun, because you do not yet know how your body will tolerate a pregnancy. Not all women have easy pregnancies, and if you’re one of them, you may be less willing to be a surrogate. As to monetary compensation for wear and tear, that’s a question you should ask a lawyer because compensation may not be allowed in the state in which you reside.

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PUZZLES SUDOKU

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BRIDGE by Phillip Alder

Answer to Puzzle

He alleged nine, so hunted for nine

SOLUTION

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Earl Wilson, a journalist who wrote a nationally syndicated newspaper column called “It Happened Last Night,” said, “A baseball game is simply a nervous breakdown divided into nine innings.”

Three no-trump is simply a nervous breakdown divided into nine tricks. Well, what should South do in this deal after West leads the heart two in answer to his partner’s overcall, and South takes East’s queen with his king (or ace)?

After East’s one-heart intervention, South had two choices: a takeout double (if North would have read it as such!) or a natural two-no-trump rebid, showing a balanced hand with 18, 19 or a poor 20 points and hearts well held. Since North could have still looked for a 4-4 spade fit at the three-level, South made the same rebid that he would have produced if East had remained silent.

South starts with only five top tricks: two spades, two hearts and one club. Since the club finesse is probably losing, declarer should try to add four diamond tricks to bring his total up to nine.

It looks so easy to lead the diamond queen or jack at trick two, but with this layout, that costs the contract. East wins the trick and establishes his hearts.

When diamonds break badly and the club finesse is losing, South cannot recover.

As a small safety play, declarer should cross to dummy’s spade king, then lead a low diamond toward his hand. Here, the ace appears, collecting only low cards, and the contract is safe. However, if the ace does not appear, South wins the trick and continues the suit, hoping for a 3-2 break.

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Apply at:

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630-879-8300 ELBURN 2BR CONDO STYLE Appliances, W/D, A/C, extra storage.

No pets/smkg, $925/mo, util incl.

815-375-0132

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No pets/smkg, $925/mo, util incl.

815-375-0132

REPORTER DOWNERS GROVE Suburban Life Media is looking for a Reporter to join our award-winning staff. Based in Downers Grove, Suburban Life is publisher of 20 weekly newspapers that serve Cook, DuPage, Lake and Will counties.

This reporter will be expected to cover breaking news, features and meetings for our print and online editions. Our reporters are expected to generate their own story ideas and field assignments from editors.

We are looking for a someone who can tell the stories that help our readers understand why these events and people are important to their lives. Ability to shoot photographs and video when necessary is needed, as is an understanding of the importance of the Web & mobile in serving our audience.

At least one year of professional experience is preferred, but recent graduates with outstanding internship experience are encouraged to apply. Solid knowledge of AP Style and grammar required, as is ability to write clear, concise copy.

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Shaw Media offers an extensive benefit package.

Please send a cover letter that explains your journalism credentials and philosophy, along with a resume to: EditorialRecruitment@shawmedia.com or Apply Now at: www.shawsuburbanmedia.com/careers Shaw Media is a Drug Free Employer.

Pre-employment background check and drug screen required. This posting may not include all duties of position. EOE.

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