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INSIDE THIS ISSUEHonors inductees

Indian Mills school hostsannual event. PAGE 5

By SEAN LAJOIEThe Sun

Though Jack Sterbenz of Troop 26 in Medford is still twomerit badges and one eagle palmaway from officially becoming anEagle Scout, he has completed hisproject and made the town of Shamong a better place in doingso.

Under Jack’s leadership andguidance, Scouts, family andfriends made trot/ground poles,lesson display stands and a paverwalkway at the local Kids Korral.

Kids Korral, Inc. is a registeredcharity whose sole purpose is toprovide therapeutic horsebackriding lessons to children withspecial needs.

The program is under the di-rection of Jennifer Hill, a Profes-

sional Association of Therapeu-tic Horsemanship Internationalcertified instructor.

“My brother has special needsand he used to ride horsebackthere, so we knew the owner,”Jack said. “She has always beensuch a generous woman, so I feltshe was most deserving of the as-sistance that my project would

By SEAN LAJOIEThe Sun

The word “tough” is tossedaround a lot in sports these days,oftentimes quite loosely. However,no one embodies that term quitelike Seneca High School’s boys’lacrosse goalie Tyler McCorma-ck.

McCormack finished his soph-omore season last year as one of the top goalies in South Jersey. Hehad huge implications going intohis junior year, but they all cameto a screeching halt on a summerday in August.

“I came from the beach. I fig-ured it was just a misunderstand-ing, I’d be back by the ocean in notime,” McCormack said. “Once Igot the news, it really took a cou-ple days to set in.”

After complaining about alump in his armpit, he went for astandard chest X-ray.

“The results from the X-rayand the blood work that was donecame back a little suspicious,”McCormack said.

It was Hodgkin’s Lymphoma,cancer of the part of the immunesystem called the lymphatic sys-

SEAN LAJOIE/The Sun

No. 1 Tyler McCormack records one of his eight saves in his shutout performance against Haddonfield,leading his team to its sixth win of the season. For more photos, please see page 10.

Playing against the oddsSeneca High School boys lacrosse goalie Tyler McCormack, now in remission

from his 2014 cancer diagnosis, returns to the field to play for the Golden Eagles

please see McCORMACK, page 6 please see PROJECT, page 9

Scout closerto his EagleScout Jack Sterbenz

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On March 26, Indian Mills Me-morial School held its annual Na-tional Junior Honor Society in-duction ceremony before a crowdof proud parents and teachers.The NJHS is a national, servicebased organization that limits itsmembership to students in sev-enth and eighth grade who havemet strict academic qualifica-tions. To be invited into NJHS, astudent must have a 92 percent av-erage for the four marking peri-ods in sixth grade and the first

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tem.Suddenly, a game that was such a big

part of McCormack’s life since the thirdgrade was now on the backburner, and hisfuture was up in the air.

But the power of a positive attitude and

the support of his peers took him a longway, and the cancer was unable to keephim down for long.

“In the beginning, I focused more on myhealth, but as I learned more and moreabout the process, I was hoping that I

would play lacrosse and I think I knew Iwould. That was the goal in the back of mymind,” McCormack said.

He could not say enough about the helpand support he received, not only from histeam but also from the entire community.

“Everyone around me made it so mucheasier. The community was great, especial-ly my team. Anything I could ask for, theywere there for me, and it made it so mucheasier on me,” McCormack said.

McCormack said the biggest obstacle he

faced throughout the process was keepinghis mental composure and a positive atti-tude. It can be pretty grueling for anyone tokeep up with school, sports and everythingin between while regularly going to thehospital for treatments.

The team rallied around him and didwhatever it could to keep his spirits high.

In return, McCormack was able to makean incredible comeback and be in goal forhis team for the opening game againstGloucester Catholic this spring.

The team has ridden that momentum toa scorching hot 6-1 start to the season.

Fresh off a shutout against Haddonfield,McCormack was still remarkably humbledand level headed about the outlook of aseason that is still generally young.

“I’m happy with how the team looksthus far. A lot of hard work, a lot of focus.We have a goal in the back of our mind,and we’re not going to stop until we get

McCORMACKContinued from page 1

McCormack continues his battle

please see T-MAC, page 7

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“We’re just looking to playevery game to the best of our abil-ity and then hopefully play for achampionship at the end of theseason,” McCormack said.

“T-Mac” is also a swimmer anda football player at Seneca.Though he is only a junior, a

dream of his is to one day play atthe collegiate level and potential-ly pay for some of his education.

He serves as a sense of inspira-tion for the entire community, re-cently being recognized by theSeneca Lacrosse Club, a programthat is in charge of everythinglacrosse related in Tabernacleand Shamong from pre-K toeighth grade.

The program has witnessed thegrowth of this young man fromthe third grade on and has some

remarkable memories about Mc-Cormack on and off the field,memories McCormack himself had trouble picking a favorite

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know if I can pin down one mem-ory in particular. Every day that Iam out here is a good memory.Just being out here with the guys

having fun. I don’t take anythingfor granted anymore. EverythingI have is a blessing,” McCormacksaid.

T-MACContinued from page 6

T-Mac grows

SEAN LAJOIE/The SunNo. 1 Tyler McCormack shows histoughness not only on the fielddefending the goal each game,but also off the field as he con-tinues to win his battle againstHodgkins Lymphoma.

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provide.”The six display stands that

were created will be a huge up-grade for Hill from her old systemof taping a piece of paper onto apole in the riding arena to pro-vide the lesson plan.

Jack and his crew also createdextensions on the display standsthat will hold a magnetic dryerase board that Hill can write onor place items on for that particu-

lar day’s lesson. The board’s in-frastructure will enable them tobe removed from the stand so shecan store them inside in in-clement weather.

“The trot/ground poles willallow Kids Korral to expand theircurrent lessons,” Jack’s motherEllen said.

The paver walkway will allowtwo wheelchair-bound riders bet-ter access to the riding arena,which is very sandy and hard topush a wheelchair through.

“It was originally intimidatingto some of the kids who are physi-cally disabled, so my goal was tomake it less intimidating and eas-ier to use for them,” Jack said.

According to Jack, the walk-way was always something thathas been in bad shape, and Hillproposed the idea of upgradingthe lesson plan stands. The entireprocess from planning to physi-

cally completing the project tooka couple months in all.

Though Jack had things thattook away from his time to com-plete his project, such as school,golfing and being on the ShawneeHigh School swim team, he didn’thesitate to say the paperwork wasthe biggest nuisance when itcame to completing the project.

However, the combination of helping the organization andinching closer to the final goal of becoming an Eagle Scout provid-ed more than enough motivationto complete the project.

“As a kid, being a Cub Scoutwas just something that I enjoyed,and then moving on to being aBoy Scout provided more oppor-tunities to take part in activities.

That solidified the idea of me oneday earning the rank of EagleScout,” he said.

Jack wanted to give specialthanks to A.Z. Lawncare and TreeService – Robert Yetter specifical-ly – Wharton Landscape suppliesand Medford Sunrise Rotary. Healso wanted to thank the Scoutsand his friends who helped out,

specifically Ryan Minshall.“Ryan was a huge help. He is a

part of Troop 26 as well, and Ihave no doubt that he will one daybecome an Eagle Scout with me,”Jack said.

Jack will now be completinghis two remaining merit badgesand his one remaining eagle palmto officially become an EagleScout.

PROJECTContinued from page 1

Project includes paver walkway

Special to The Sun

Jennifer Hill, director of Kids Korral, and Jack Sterbenz, Eagle Scoutcandidate, in front of the finished paver entrance to the riding arena.

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Above, No. 9 AlexStahre switchesfield with a pass toteammate No. 65Liam O’Connor asSeneca boyslacrosse blanksHaddonfield, 8-0,improving its over-all record to 6-1. Atleft, No. 55 KevinGray plays keepaway from two Had-donfield defendersas Seneca looks tomaintain posses-sion and run theclock out on itssixth victory of the

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At Indian Mills MemorialSchool, the service projects cov-ered a wide range of projectsaimed at lending a helping handto people everywhere. This year,Hannah Russo, a current mem-

ber, summarized the many ac-complishments of the organiza-tion from last September to thepresent.

Hannah recounted that theyconducted a successful drive forthe Ronald McDonald House inPhiladelphia, accepting dona-tions from all grade levels. Addi-tionally, the NJHS organized two“Fun Fest” nights to benefit the

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Wounded Warrior Project. AsMiss Russo rightfully pointed out,their efforts have done more than

just help these three charitableorganizations, the students havebeen an inspiration to the entirecommunity.

This year’s inductees, oneeighth grader and 28 seventhgraders, were welcomed into thisprestigious organization byIMMS Principal Tim Carroll andguest speaker Matthew Carr, an

English teacher at Seneca HighSchool, and a former student of IMMS and the NJHS: Eighthgrade: Jessica Sheppard; Seventhgrade: Ethan Auty, ElizabethBarnes, Rachel Bland, ArianaBrown, Kelsey Carter, MadelineDaecher, Jessica Fullerton,Hunter Gareau, Lauren Green,Morgan Hough, Madelyn Hunt,Emily Ingram, Malin Jasinski,

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