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Lumen Christi Names New Athletic Director

Lumen Christi Catholic School announced the hiring of Tray Crusciel as Athletic Director starting this summer. Mr. Crusciel joins Lumen Christi from Benton Harbor High School where he served this past year as Athletic Director and Vice Principal. He previously revived the athletic program at Covert High School as their Athletic Director for three years. Mr. Crusciel graduated from Battle Creek Harper Creek High School and Western Michigan University, and has a master’s degree in Sports Administration from Wayne State University. Jerry Reis will continue on as Athletic Director Emeritus supporting the Athletic Department. According to a press release, Tray looks forward to building on Lumen Christi’s impressive history of success across the Athletic Department. Tray says, “I'm truly excited to be here at Lumen Christi Catholic School. Lumen Christi has a tremendously rich history of excellence and success and to be able to lead this department at the helm is a blessing. Athletics is so very important to the overall educational experience and I'm very passionate about helping kids find growth and success through the avenue of sports and physical fitness. I look forward to working with the amazing coaches that Lumen Christi has to offer and serving our…

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Lyle Ambs Victory Makes it Two in a Row for Logan Anuszkiewicz

By Gary Kalahar JTV Sports Fun and pressure go hand in hand on the golf course for Logan Anuszkiewicz. He is showing he can handle pressure, and he sure is having fun these days. Anuszkiewicz didn’t need any time to prove that his first major local tournament victory was no fluke. Two weeks after winning the City Championship, Anuszkiewicz captured the 88th Lyle Ambs Memorial at Sharp Park Golf Course. He won four matches over two days, culminating Sunday with an impressive 4-and-3 triumph over Steve Maddalena in a championship match between the defending champion and the qualifying medalist. Anuszkiewicz became the first player in 40 years to follow up his first Jackson tournament victory with another in the next event. “It kind of took me by surprise,” Anuszkiewicz said about securing back-to-back tournament titles and taking a substantial lead on the Player of the Year Honor Roll points list. “It was such a quick turn-around, I didn’t have time to think about it.” He did notice a different feeling when he teed it up in this tournament, which he started a week earlier by firing a 65 to claim medalist honors. “I used to come out to these tournaments…

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Anuszkiewicz Breaks Through to Win City Title

By Gary Kalahar JTV Sports As the trophy presentation concluded after the City Championship final match, Logan Anuszkiewicz had a question: “Do I keep this?” Anuszkiewicz could be excused for not being familiar with protocol on the trophy he had just earned on a soggy Saturday at the Country Club of Jackson. He was a newcomer to that level of success on the Jackson golf scene. But that won’t be the case any more. Yes, he was informed, the trophy is yours to keep. And there might well be more to add to it. One year ago, Anuszkiewicz was leading Lumen Christi High School to a Division 3 state championship. Now he has a title of his own, claiming the 93rd City Championship with a 5-and-3 victory over Mark Kurzynowski in the 36-hole finals. Anuszkiewicz won four of the first five holes, and all that slowed him down after that were two rain delays in the afternoon round. While Anuszkiewicz recorded a breakout victory, advancing to the finals was a breakthrough of sorts for Kurzynowski as well. Jackson’s dominant golfer for a decade was eyeing his first victory since 2009. “I was like a little kid (Friday night),” Kurzynowski said…

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