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APRIL 2228, 2015

Playing against the odds

Scout closer
to his Eagle

Seneca 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

Scout Jack Sterbenz

completes project
at Kids Korral, Inc.

By SEAN LAJOIE

By SEAN LAJOIE

The Sun

The Sun

The word tough is tossed

around a lot in sports these days,
oftentimes quite loosely. However,
no one embodies that term quite
like Seneca High Schools boys
lacrosse goalie Tyler McCormack.
McCormack finished his sophomore season last year as one of
the top goalies in South Jersey. He
had huge implications going into
his junior year, but they all came
to a screeching halt on a summer
day in August.
I came from the beach. I figured it was just a misunderstanding, Id be back by the ocean in no
time, McCormack said. Once I
got the news, it really took a couple days to set in.
After complaining about a
lump in his armpit, he went for a
standard chest X-ray.
The results from the X-ray
and the blood work that was done
came back a little suspicious,
McCormack said.
It was Hodgkins Lymphoma,
cancer of the part of the immune
system called the lymphatic sys-

Though Jack Sterbenz of

Troop 26 in Medford is still two
merit badges and one eagle palm
away from officially becoming an
Eagle Scout, he has completed his
project and made the town of
Shamong a better place in doing
so.
Under Jacks leadership and
guidance, Scouts, family and
friends made trot/ground poles,
lesson display stands and a paver
walkway at the local Kids Korral.
Kids Korral, Inc. is a registered
charity whose sole purpose is to
provide therapeutic horseback
riding lessons to children with
special needs.
The program is under the direction of Jennifer Hill, a Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International
certified instructor.
My brother has special needs
and he used to ride horseback
there, so we knew the owner,
Jack said. She has always been
such a generous woman, so I felt
she was most deserving of the assistance that my project would

please see McCORMACK, page 6

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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.

please see PROJECT, page 9

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McCORMACK
Continued from page 1
tem.
Suddenly, a game that was such a big
part of McCormacks life since the third
grade was now on the backburner, and his
future was up in the air.
But the power of a positive attitude and
the support of his peers took him a long
way, and the cancer was unable to keep
him down for long.
In the beginning, I focused more on my
health, but as I learned more and more
about the process, I was hoping that I

would play lacrosse and I think I knew I

would. That was the goal in the back of my
mind, McCormack said.
He could not say enough about the help
and support he received, not only from his
team but also from the entire community.
Everyone around me made it so much
easier. The community was great, especially my team. Anything I could ask for, they
were there for me, and it made it so much
easier on me, McCormack said.
McCormack said the biggest obstacle he
faced throughout the process was keeping
his mental composure and a positive attitude. It can be pretty grueling for anyone to
keep up with school, sports and everything
in between while regularly going to the
hospital for treatments.

The team rallied around him and did

whatever it could to keep his spirits high.
In return, McCormack was able to make
an incredible comeback and be in goal for
his team for the opening game against
Gloucester Catholic this spring.
The team has ridden that momentum to
a scorching hot 6-1 start to the season.
Fresh off a shutout against Haddonfield,
McCormack was still remarkably humbled
and level headed about the outlook of a
season that is still generally young.
Im happy with how the team looks
thus far. A lot of hard work, a lot of focus.
We have a goal in the back of our mind,
and were not going to stop until we get
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T-Mac grows
T-MAC
Continued from page 6
there, McCormack said.
When asked about that goal,
McCormack emphasized the onegame-at-a-time mentality.
Were just looking to play
every game to the best of our ability and then hopefully play for a
championship at the end of the
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T-Mac is also a swimmer and
a football player at Seneca.
Though he is only a junior, a
dream of his is to one day play at
the collegiate level and potentially pay for some of his education.
He serves as a sense of inspiration for the entire community, recently being recognized by the
Seneca Lacrosse Club, a program
that is in charge of everything
lacrosse related in Tabernacle
and Shamong from pre-K to
eighth grade.
The program has witnessed the
growth of this young man from
the third grade on and has some
remarkable memories about McCormack on and off the field,
memories McCormack himself
had trouble picking a favorite

OPEN 7 DAYS

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No. 1 Tyler McCormack shows his

toughness not only on the field
defending the goal each game,
but also off the field as he continues to win his battle against
Hodgkins Lymphoma.
from.
Its all a good time. I dont
know if I can pin down one memory in particular. Every day that I
am out here is a good memory.
Just being out here with the guys
having fun. I dont take anything
for granted anymore. Everything
I have is a blessing, McCormack
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Project includes paver walkway

PROJECT
Continued from page 1
provide.
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Jennifer Hill, director of Kids Korral, and Jack Sterbenz, Eagle Scout
candidate, in front of the finished paver entrance to the riding arena.
cally completing the project took
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Wide range of service projects

at Indian Mills school
WIDE
Continued from page 5
screening applications, verifying
qualifications, and conducting
the selection committee meeting.
At Indian Mills Memorial
School, the service projects covered a wide range of projects
aimed at lending a helping hand
to people everywhere. This year,
Hannah Russo, a current member, summarized the many accomplishments of the organization from last September to the
present.
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conducted a successful drive for
the Ronald McDonald House in
Philadelphia, accepting donations from all grade levels. Additionally, the NJHS organized two
Fun Fest nights to benefit the

Make a Wish Foundation and the

Wounded Warrior Project. As
Miss Russo rightfully pointed out,
their efforts have done more than
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been an inspiration to the entire
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Barnes, Rachel Bland, Ariana
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Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Cherry hill volvo reserves the right to amend or
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