Photo Gallery for Fri. 12-21-18

2018-12-21 00:00:00

Students in the Food Justice class at Slippery Rock University were assigned to volunteer at food-related service projects such as the Macoskey Center Farm Stand.SUBMITTED PHOTO

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Moniteau’s Jared Lominski shoots the ball against Karns City in a District 9 boys basketball game at Karns City on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018. The Warriors won, 57-45.JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

Moniteau’s Noah McLean tries to get past Karns City’s Nathan Waltman in a District 9 boys basketball game at Karns City on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018. The Warriors won, 57-45.JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

Karns City graduate and Butler County Community College sophomore Mackenzie Craig has excelled on both the volleyball and basketball courts for the Pioneers. Craig earned All-American honors as a setter in volleyball this fall and last weekend became the second women’s basketball player at the school to reach 1,000 career points.Submitted photo

Moniteau junior guard Ethan McDeavitt fights for a loose ball with Karns City’s Austin Fahlor during the Warriors’ 57-45 victory Thursday night, Dec. 20, 2018. McDeavitt scored a game-high 22 points.JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

Moniteau’s Gage Neal and Jared Lominski celebrate a basket and a foul against Karns City in a District 9 boys basketball game at Karns City on Thursday, Dec. 20, 2018. The Warriors won, 57-45.JUSTIN GUIDO/Butler Eagle

This photo, submitted by the South Butler School District, is of Kade Hilterman, a Knoch High School junior, and Jacob Archer, a Knoch senior. They and four other students formed a team to compete in the CyberPatriot program, in which students from across the US find security risks in simulated computer systems. The Knoch team, which was coached by computer science teacher Laura Gaston, passed the first two rounds and will compete in state competition in January.

Mrs. Claus, who many say strongly resembles Butler Township resident Sharon Schneider, with members of Girl Scout Troop 26494 of Butler. They are holding stockings donated by the public to be given to cancer patients at various treatment facilities in Butler, Mercer and Lawrence counties.Submitted photo

More than 400 patches were collected from the Seneca Valley community by students in the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Club. The students in the club presented three handmade quilts on Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018, at the Rodef Shalom Congregation for the Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburgh as a show of their support after the shooting that killed 11 people in October.Submitted photo

Alex Speck, program director at Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, met with Seneca Valley students Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2018, at the Rodef Shalom Congregation to receive the quilts they made. Submitted photo

Mrs. Claus (Sharon Schneider of Butler Township), poses at Whispering Winds Boarding Kennel with, from left, kennel owner Kristen Cully and employees Ashley Smith and Jesse Yenick. Stockings full of goodies were collected for cancer patients at treatment facilities in three counties in the Hang Tough: Stockings Stuffed with Love and Care program.Submitted photo