Sydney Sterlace Returns to Buffalo After ‘The Voice’ Finale

Western New York’s Own⁤ The Voice“>Sydney Sterlace returns Home after “The Voice” Finale

CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. – West Seneca’s Sydney Sterlace, the ⁣16-year-old singing sensation who captured hearts nationwide on “The Voice,” touched down at Buffalo Niagara International Airport Wednesday night, greeted by a wave⁤ of well-wishers.

Sterlace, who finished third in ⁣the NBC singing competition, arrived back in Western New York after a whirlwind trip to Los Angeles for the season finale.

“it‍ was amazing, and‍ it all felt so long in the⁢ moment,” Sterlace said, reflecting on her experience. “But then it‍ went by so fast,‍ and I can’t believe it’s already over.”

Despite the whirlwind, Sterlace expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support from her hometown. “I could feel the love from buffalo ⁣while I was ‍out in Los Angeles,” she shared.

During Monday’s finale, Sterlace delivered a powerful duet of Cat Stevens’ “Wild World” with her coach, Gwen stefani. Voting for “The Voice” opened at 8 p.m. Monday and closed at 7 a.m. Tuesday.

While Sterlace plans to return⁣ to school, she’ll get a brief reprieve thanks to a Lake Effect Snow Warning that prompted West Seneca, like many other school districts in the region, to cancel classes on Thursday.

“The ⁤Voice” Finalist ‍Sydney Sterlace Returns to⁢ Hero’s Welcome⁢ in Western New York

CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. – Sydney Sterlace, the 16-year-old singing prodigy from West Seneca, received a hero’s welcome at Buffalo Niagara International Airport Wednesday night, returning home ‍after a standout performance on NBC’s “The Voice.”

Sterlace, who secured a third-place finish in the fiercely competitive singing competition, ⁢touched ⁢down to ⁤find herself surrounded by a crowd of exuberant supporters.

“It⁣ was amazing, and it all felt so ‍long in the moment,” Sterlace shared, reflecting on her “The Voice” journey. ‍ “But then it went by so fast, and I can’t believe it’s already ‍over.”

Despite the whirlwind experience in Los Angeles, ‍Sterlace emphasized her appreciation for the unwavering support from ⁢her hometown.“I ⁤could feel the love from Buffalo while I was out in Los Angeles,” she confided.

On Monday’s season finale, Sterlace captivated audiences with a moving‍ duet ⁤of Cat Stevens’ “Wild World” alongside her coach, Gwen Stefani.

While Sterlace is⁢ eager‍ to return to‍ normalcy and resume her studies, a Lake ⁤Effect Snow warning impacting the West Seneca School District has granted ⁣her a welcome day off on Thursday.