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APRIL 814, 2015

Musical
accolade

Seneca lacrosse takes on Lenape

A very busy schedule

cant keep 11-year-old
Aydan Barrett from
winning piano award
By SEAN LAJOIE
The Sun

SEAN LAJOIE/The Sun

Aydan Barrett of Shamong is a

student first and an athlete second, according to his father
Bryan, but he still finds time to
excel in music.
Aydan also has quite the sense
of humor.
When
picking an instrument,
I
chose
the
piano because
we have one in
our house and
somebody
needs to play
it! he said.
BARRETT
Aydan
began playing
the piano at the age of 4 and recently competed in the National
Federation of Music South Jersey
Junior Arts Festival where he
won his second gold cup in seven
years.

Kevin Gray looks for room to maneuver as the Seneca High School boys lacrosse team took on Lenape High School. Seneca fell to
Lenape, 6-5. For more photos, please see page 11.

please see AYDAN, page 7

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Creative fundraising
Seneca Class of 18 hosts
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Seneca High School Class of 2018 runs Cornhole/KanJam tournament

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of 2018 likes to have some fun
while it raises money.
On Tuesday, March 31, the
main gym played host to a Cornhole/KanJam tournament. One
hundred and eight students came
ready to compete, sporting their
Golden Eagle pride with their
outfits.
We have a series of different
tournaments. We play dodgeball
and volleyball as well, said Jay
Donoghue, who was in charge of
the event.
The student government for
the freshman class got together to
formulate the idea for the event.
It is something they have been
planning since January, so they
were able to get a hold of numerous Cornhole boards and Kan-

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Mark Pogazelski sets up to make his first throw going up against Ian
Greys team at the Seneca Cornhole/KanJam Tournament
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MONEY
Continued from page 5
They decided to split the contestants

into 27 teams of four to make the tournaments run more smoothly.

We thought it would be most beneficial
to play games like this that everyone could
enjoy, Donoghue said.
We also wanted to bring a laid back,

beach theme to the event.

The total earnings will provide a nice
boost for things such as their junior dinner
dance, senior trip or anywhere else that it
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Aydan started playing

piano when he was 4
AYDAN
Continued from page 1
In addition to piano, Aydan
does drama, swimming and plays
soccer, lacrosse, baseball and basketball.
Though it can be difficult at
times with school and all his
other activities, Aydan shoots to
practice each day for 20 minutes.
He often practices at home,
and we also bring him to his instructor once a week for lessons,
Barrett said. We found Cathy
Daub through a couple people
and have been very pleased with
her work, as she has produced
multiple gold cup students.
Aydan typically competes
about once a year in larger competitions that include an array of
towns.
He has performed at the
South Jersey National Music Federation and other South Jersey
music clubs like Jacobs Music in
Cherry Hill, Barrett said.
Aydan views his piano career

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to his sports and education.
I dont really ever get nervous
before I compete, Aydan said.
He admitted to his first gold
cup being his favorite memory
from his piano career thus far because it was something he had
never done before.
Aydans
younger
brother
Logan also plays piano. It is something he seemed to pick up on his
own, not necessarily being encouraged by his older brother.
He competed in this years National Federation of Music South
Jersey Junior Arts Festival as
well. Logan was able to come
home with a state trophy for performing more than three pieces
in one year.
He has been playing the piano
for two years now and is also into
sports like his older brother. In
addition, Logan is also a part of
Cub Scout Pack 47 in Shamong.
Both brothers attend St. Mary
of the Lakes School and plan to
focus more on their athletics
down the road in high school.

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WEDNESDAY APRIL 8
Powerful Plants: Ages 3-6. 2 p.m. at
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BCC offers free computer workshops

After similar sessions filled to
capacity last semester, Burlington
County College is offering free
computer workshops to help residents improve their digital literacy through its Service-Learning
and Computer Information Systems programs.
There are separate sessions all
held at the TEC building, room
317 on the Mount Laurel campus.
Residents can select as many as
they like on a first-come, firstserved basis:
Web Security, noon to 1:30
p.m., Wednesday, April 8
Systems Administration, 10
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learning your ABCs to excel in
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These free computer workshops
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Burlington County Workforce Initiative that will provide all of our
residents with the skills they
need to advance their careers.
Residents can learn more and
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seminars at www.bcc.edu/service-learning.

Computing has become an essential part of our daily lives and

Burlington County College is dedicated to helping all residents
navigate in this digital world,
said Burlington County College
President Paul Drayton Jr.
Burlington County College students can help you learn more
about how to use technology safely and effectively. Let our students
teach you techniques you will use
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The interactive, hands-on seminars will be led by students in
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All community members, no
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BCC recently announced a new
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