Banner Graphic, Volume 20, Number 74, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 November 1989 — Page 7

Two South players all-state

By The Associated Press and Banner-Graphic staff Brad Toney and Jeremy Sadler, already recognized as two of the best high school football players in Putnam County and the West Central Conference, are now recognized as two of the best in the THE SOUTH PUTNAM High School seniors have been named to first team Associated Press AllState Football Class A, along with many of the players they faced over the last two seasons. Toney, a first-team linebacker, and Sadler, a first-team offensive tackle, heads a list of four Putnam County players recognized by the state’s Associated Press writers in Class A. Their South Putnam teammate, Tad Christy, and North Putnam quarterback Daniel Johnson received an honorable mention. The West Central Conference was represented by two first-team all-staters in Class 2A. Joe Tucker is Putnam County’s only representative in Class 2A though, the senior defensive back receiving an honorable mention. TRI-WEST DEFENSIVE back Bruce Bear and Monrovia defensive back Jason Morgan were selected to the Class 2A first-team defense. Tri-West’s quarterback Rori Chaney, wide receivers Bear and Steve Hi land and punter Ron Cloud also received honorable mention, as did Monrovia tight end Mau Belcher and kicker Jason Grindstaff. Coach Mark Wildman said

J A Football Ind lIS All-State A List ; INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The Associtted Pre.. , Class A Indiana high school All-Stale football leant for 1989: OFFENSE QB —Shawn Blaich, S.Decatur. 6-3, 175, Jr , RB—Brett Law, Sheridan, 5-11,195, St RB —Patrick Hudle.cn, Springs Valley, 5-11, 170,Jt C—Greg Bond, Wes-Del, 6-1,180, Sr. G— Matt Lake. Leo, 5-10, 200, Sr. G—Todd Yoder, Adams Central, 5-10,190, St T—Randy Weaver, Sheridan, 6-3,240, Sr. T—Jeremy Sadler, S Putnam, 6-5,230, Sr. • TE—Craig Justan, Whiting, 6-1, 216, St WR—Ryan Eaton, Perry Central, 5-10, 155, Sr. WR Chns Lane, S.Decatur. 5-8,155, Jt K—Chris Carithers, Jimtown, 5-9,190, Sr. DEFENSE DL—Scott Underhill, Springs Wiley, 6-4, 250, Jt DL—Terry Michaud, Sheridan. 5-10, 245, Sr. DL—Nathan Hubesser, S.Adams, 6-1, 190, Sr. LB—Grant Delph, Sheridan, 5-110, 165, Sr. LB—Brad Toney, S.Putnam, 5-11,177, St LB—T.J. Becker, Frontier, 6-0,190, Sr. LB—Jason Sturgeon, Wood Memorial, 5-10, 180, St DB—Doug Bohman, N.Decatur, 6-3, 185, Sr. DB—Mike Socha, N.Vermillion, 5-10,165. Sr. DB—Rodney Younis, Churubusco, 5-11, 160, Sr. DB—Blain Tros per, Jimtown, 6-1,180, St

DPU wins first game at Earlham

By BILL WAGNER DePauw University • r Sports Information Director RICHMOND • been exactly what Coach Royce ■ Waltman was looking for, but he’ll take Wednesday’s 70-53 victory • over Earlham. The win gives the • Tigers their first win in four tries '• this year while the Hustlin’ Quakers fall to 1-3. A strong second half by the Old ■ Gold and Black proved to be the difference in the contest. The Tigers outscored the Quakers 41-28 over the final 20 minutes. BRETT CRIST PUT the Tigers on top immediately with a drive, but Earlham’s Bill Pribac scored the next six, including two on offensive rebounds. “We couldn’t get the ball off the boards,” Waltman said of Earlham’s 11 offensive boards. The Tigers knotted the score at

All county teams in classic Friday

By STEVE FIELDS Banner-Graphic Sports Editor The two schools that played the first ever overtime championship game in the Putnam County Classic, and went a second overtime before a winner was decided, then collided again in the GreencastleIHSAA Sectional title game, square off Friday night at McAnally Center. Greencastle and South Putnam, the county’s hotest rivalry in all sports of the 1980 s, open the 1989 Putnam County Classic at 6:45 :p.m. North Putnam and Cloverdale, two programs trying to recapture the power of the early 1980 s, play the 8:15 p.m. second game. THE McANALLY CENTER doors open at 6 p.m. and tickets will be $2.50. Season tickets will not be sold at the door. The losing teams Friday night play at 6:45 p.m. Saturday in the consolation „game, followed by the 8:15 p.m. title contest between the two firstround winners. This tournament is conducted under the same rules for teams and fans as applied during the IHSAA state tournament No signs or

BRAD TONEY South’s all-state LB Toney’s and Sadler’s represented the strength of the program as well as their individual talents. “Their ability is what probably helped them first, then the team’s success helped them along (in the all-state voting),” South Putnam’s coach said. Toney, a 5-11, 177-pound linebacker, has been a four-year starter at South. He completed his career as not only South’s all-time leading tackler, but as the West Central Conference’s all-time leader with 617. This season alone Tony made 143 tackles, 30 of which were solos, and intercepted three passes “BRAD’S PERFORMANCE over these years... everybody has

HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE QB —Daniel Johnson, N.Putnam; Shawn Urban, Sheridan; John Filbum, Carroll (Carroll); Steve Cox, S.Centxal; Jon Feldman, Bremen; Drew Kems, Springs Valley. RB —lason Martin, Attica; Jon Unger, Wes-Del; Tad Parmer, N.Decatur, Rob Rodgriquez, Whiting; Chris Spegal, Eastern Hancock; Ron White, Rockville; Jeremy thinker. Frontier, Troy Pritchett, Springs Valley; Jason Abbott, Clinton Central; Dave Spillman, Union City, Brad Miller, Wes-Del; Bill Dillon, Carroll (Carroll); DeShane Roberts, Indiana Deaf; Shane Farr, Soulhwood; Tad Christy, S.Putnam; Mike Damron, Bremen. C—Daryl Crim, S.Decatur, Joe Arndt, Bremen. G —Trent Dishman, Tri High; Joe Shambarger, N.Miami. T —Eric Eslinger, Rockville; Jim Klepinger, Frontier, Jared Tank, Wes-Del; Jeff Billings, S.Central; Brad Weaver, Southwood; Joe Zelivetz, W. Washington; Chad Schaetzle, Triton. WR—Dan Ingle, Eastern (Howard). TE—Grant Boone, Sheridan; Chad Baker, Bremen; Ed Castle, S.Central. DEFENSE DL—Greg Renda, Whiting; Larry Laughner Jr., Clinton Central; Jason Edwards, Tri High; Chad Spegal, Eastern Hancock; Robert Goodpaster, Springs Valley; LaMonte Newbern, Indiana Deaf. LB -Adam Delph, Sheridan, Russ Royer, Clinton Central; Dan Aimstrong, S.Decatur, Jared Shaw, Leo; Jim Rhoads. Jimtown; Ryan Harlan, Wes-Del. DB—Willie Green, Whiling; Mark Parsons, Springs Valley; Dan Brown, Triton.

eight on a Brad Brownell layup with 16:31 left in the half. Over the next 11 minutes the teams swapped baskets until Troy Greenlee nailed a pair of free throws to put the Tigers ahead for good, 21-19. Baskets by Crist and Brownell gave DePauw a 25-19 lead at the 3:40 mark. THE QUAKERS CUT the lead to 27-25 as Brian Clements canned a pair of free throws, but Todd Snoeyink’s charity tosses put DePauw up by four at halftime. Greenlee opened the second half with a three-pointer to boost the Tigers’ lead to 32-25, but the Quakers later got to within three on Jerry Skomp’s three-pointer. DePauw was able to penetrate Earlham’s defense for layups on three straight possessions which opened up the outside for another three-pointer from Greenlee giving DePauw a 49-41 advantage with

COUNTY CLASSIC HISTORY Following is • luting of the history of the Putnam County Classic, with the year, champion, run-ner-up, and title game score listed: Year Champion Runner-up Score 1973- S.Putnam Greencastle 70-64 1974- N.Putnam S. Putnam 81-45 1975- S. Putnam N.Putnam 55-53 1976- Cloverdale Greencastle 59-50 1977- Cloverdale Greencastle 45-39 1978- Greencastle N.Putnam 60-58 1979- N.Putnam Cloverdale 73-58 1980- N.Putnam Greencastle 51-50 1981- Clovetdale N.Putnam 81-59 1982- Cloverdale Greencastle 68-59 1983- Greencastle Cloverdale 69-51 1984- Greencastle S. Putnam 56-46 1985- S. Putnam Greencastle 73-67 1986- Greencastle S.Putnam 68-66 1987- Greencastle Cloverdale 75-64 1988- Greencastle S.Putnam 75-74*» •• Double-overtime game noisemakers are allowed and video cameras will not be allowed, as agreed by the administration of the four participating schools. Greencastle has won the last three Putnam County Classics and has five titles since 1980. South has won the title once (1985) this decade. Cloverdale won back-to-back titles in 1981 and 1982 and North Putnam’s lone Putnam County Classic championship of the decade came in 1980. GREENCASTLE IS the only county team that has not played this

JEREMY SADLER South’s all-state tackle seen him play,” Wildman noted. Sadler, a 6-4, 225-pound tackle, has started 2’/z-seasons for South Putnam. The highly recruited senior missed four games with a knee injury and could have called the season quits, but came back to start the senior semifinal and championship game. Sadler’s blocking at left tackle was a key reason Christy led the county in rushing and scoring this

AA Football Ind lIS All-State 2A Lht INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The Associated Press Class 2A Indiana high school All-State football team for 1989: OFFENSE QB—Andrew Cornell, Manchester, 6-1,193, Sr. RB—Fred Moore, Ft Wayne Luera, 6-2 J 180, Sr. RB—Travis Hollingsworth, W.Boone, 6-1, 185, Sr. C —Travis Woodcox, Rochester, 6-0,210, Sr. G—Ken Kroft, Winamac, 5-9,185, Sr. G—Tim Sleeth, Tippecanoe Valley, 5-10, 210, Sz T—Mike Pear. Cass, 6-1,220, Sc T—Mike Beghtel, Glam, 6-1, 250, Sr. TE—Jeremy Yeadon, NJudson, 6-4, 220, Sr. WR—Mike Pinle, Sullivan, 6-0,160, Sr. WR—Tony Carroll, Manchester, 5-11,153, Sr. K—Greg Vandall, Glenn, 6-1,195, Sr. DEFENSE E—Jim Mosher, Woodlan, 6-5,205, St E—Rob Helsel, La Ville, 6-3, 260, Sr. T—Jeff Shepler, Union Co., 6-0, 205, Sr. LB—Chad Falkening, Westfield, 5-10,165, Sr. LB—Bill Cain, Shenandoah, 5-8, 170, Sr. LB —Chad Moss, Linton, 6-3,210, Sr. LB —Shawn Bays, Mishawaka Manan, 6-3, 235, Sr. DB—Jason Morgan, Monrovia, 5-11, 180, Sr. DB—Bruce Bear, Tri-West, 6-1,165, Sr. DB—Brandon Heller, Bluffton, 5-10,170, Sr. DB—Aaron West, Glenn, 5-11, 160, Sr. P—Terry Zook, Fairfield, 5-7, 155, Sr. HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE QB —Marc Nasser. Sullivan; Steve Emery, NJudson; Eric Goebel, Ev. Mater Dei; Jon McClain, W.Boone; Keith Smith, Seeger, Shane Bryant, Union Co.; Kendon Troyer, Fairfield; Rori Chaney, Tri-West; Zane Baber. Cass. RB—-Chad Lauer, S.Spencer. Steve Powers, N Judson, Bryan Raymond, Clarksville Providence; Brad Widner, Cass; Dale Cave, Tippecanoe Valley; Brad Smith, Rochester, John Mercer,

12:43 left. “ONCE WE GOT the eight point lead we were able to hold onto the ball a little more, but I think what was more impressive was that, defensively we made them use 30 seconds to get a shot,” Waltman said. The Tigers scored their final nine

DePauw at Earlham DePauw FG-FGA FT-FTA PF R TP Greenlee 4-10 2-2 1 2 12 Hecko 2-6 0-0 3 9 4 Ferrell 1-7 2-2 2 4 4 Crist 9-10 5-9 2 2 23 Brownell 4-7 10-10 2 4 18 Daniel 0-0 3-4 3 1 3 Watson 1-2 0-0 0 0 2 Snoeyink 1-1 2-2 114 Seifferletn 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Bruksch 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Thompson 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Nelson 0-1 0-0 10 0 Powell 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 Team 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Totals 22-44 24-29 IS 24 7# Earlham FG-FGA FT-FTA PF R TP Pribac 3-4 0-0 3 4 6

season. The Tiger Cubs will be making their 1989 debut when they take the floor against the 1-0 South Putnam Eagles. South opened Tuesday night with a 80-52 victory at Turkey Run. Malt Flora led the balanced attack 16 points and Damon Slaton scored 11. Coach Kicth Puckett used that game to look at a variety of combinations. He started the 6-4 sophomore Slaton and 6-1 junor Cory Robinson at forwards with 65 senior Jeremy Sadler at center with 6-1 senior Steve Blaydes and the 6-0 senior Flora at guards. COACH DOUG MILLER said he has not settled on Greencastle’s starting lineup. The coach has said from the beginning that competition among the Tiger Cubs in practice has been tight and the team would be very deep this season. Seniors Kevin Barnett and Chris Covert and junior Mike Greenawald are the only returning lettermen for Greencastle. North and Cloverdale have played, but have also had a long breaks. NORTH OPENED THE year

season. Christy ran for 998 yards and scored 11 touchdowns and a two-point conversion for 68 points. OVER THE LAST two seasons, South Putnam has faced nine of the players that earned first team honors in Class A. In fact, the Eagles faced the entire offensive backfield, comprised of South Decatur quarterback Shawn Blaich, Sheridan running back Brett Law and Springs Valley running back Patrick Hudleson. Sheridan tackle Randy Weaver and South Decatur wide receiver Chris Lane also tangled with South’s Eagles. South’s offense has faced allstate defensive linemen Scott Underhill of Springs Valley and Grant Delph of Sheridan, as well as North Vermillion’s all-state defensive back Mike Socha. NORTH PUTNAM’S Johnson, the team’s MVP, passed for nearly 1,500 yards in his first year of varsity competition. He was also the top throwing sophomore quarterback in the state. Tucker finished his high school career tied for third place in career interceptions at Greencastle High School with 10. He made that 40-year-old list by intercepting six passes this season.

Frankton; Jeff Shelplcr, Union Co. C—John Van Dyke, Eastside; Keith Kilmer, Fairfield. G—Jamie Boyd, Rochester, Mike Rush, LaVille; Dale Schmucker, Fairfield; Chris Smith, W.Noble; John Wigent. W.Noble; Rick Kuric, NJudson; Jerry Jackson, Indpls Scecina. T—Mark Thompson, Sullivan; Shannon Jordan, NJudson; Tim Holland, W.Noble; Steve Vaughn, Indpls Scecina. WR—Craig Simmons, Fountain Central; Brad Sexton, Seeger, Jason Ervin, Cambridge City; Chad Vincent, Clarksville; Steve Hiland, Tri-West; Mike Garcia, Manchester, Jerry Beem, Glenn; Sean Kelly, Rochester, Bruce Bear, Tri-West; Scott Wunderlich, Ev. Mater Dei. TE—Matt Belcher, Monrovia; Andre Fisher, Fairfield, James Clark, W.Boone. K—Jason Grindstaff, Monrovia; Mike Kinnctt, Shenandoah; Mark Gross, Fairfield; Keith McGriff, Rochester, Doug Miller, W.Boone; Chad Schutchfield, NJudson; Brian Stevens, Indpls Ritter. DEFENSE E—Steve Emery, NJudson; Andre Fisher, Fairfield; Chris Hooks, Rochester, Sam King, Tippecanoe Valley. T—Calvin Yoder, Eastside; Mark Akins, W.Noble; Troy Cowles, Rochester, Kevin Hornick, Indpls Ritter, Mike Dalton, Indpls Ritter, Jim McDaniel, Winamac; Jesse Stacy, NJudson; Maury Kasten, Winamac; Dale Schmucker, Fairfield; Jim Shoemaker, Tippecanoe Valley. LB—Matt Smith, Eastside; Bill Dunlap, Fairfield; Jerry Good, Fairfield; Mike Hurford, Glenn; David Pena, W.Noble; Derrick Dennis. FW Luers; Steve Powers, NJudson; Mike Williams, Rochester, Aaron Platz, LaVtllc; Brian Schultz, Winamac. DB—Chad Webster. Sullivan; Joe Tucker. Greencastle; Shane Greer, Manchester, Mike Beck a, W.Noble; Steve Fletcher, NJudson; Rick Hummer. Glenn; Kevin Hunter, W.Noble; Rodney Jagnecki, La Ville; Stan Milla, Tippecanoe Valley; Scott Sayger, Rochester, Matt Schweiken, NJudson; Scott Smith, Tippecanoe Valley; Louis Blakey, Indpls Ritter P—Ron Cloud, Tri-West; Mike Purichia, Indpls Ritter.

points from the line to extend the final margin to 17 points. “I thought that tonight we played with better thought,” Waltman said. “We handled the ball well and on defense put pressure on the ball.” CRIST LED ALL scorers with 23 points on 9-10 shooting from the field.

Dempsey 4-8 0-0 4 7 8 Clements 5-9 3-3 3 6 13 Skomp 2-7 0-0 5 3 5 Bacon 2-6 0-0 116 Sprang 0-0 0-0 10 0 Painter 1-8 0-0 10 3 Olson 2-3 0-0-2 1 5 Easley 0-4 1-2 1 1 1 Reynolds 2-5 2-3 12 6 Team 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 Totals 21-54 «-8 22 26 53 Halftime score: DePauw 29, Earlham 25. 3-Polnt FG: DePauw 2-5 (Greenlee 2-5); Earlham 5-22 (Bacon 2-6, Skomp 1-4, Painter 1-7, Olson 1-2, Dempsey 0-1, Clements 0-1, Easley 01). Turnovers: DePauw 10, Earlham 15. Assists: DePauw 19 (Brownell 6), Earlham 15 (Skomp 4). Steals: DePauw 7 (Brownell 3), Earlham 2 (Olson, Clements 1).

with a 76-63 rout at Southmont that was much wider than the final score indicates. Guard Max Pipes led the Cougars’ balanced attack in that game with 23 points, but suffered a sprained ankle and has not returned to practice. If Pipes can not play, coach Jim Brothers will probably start Doug Parent, a 5-11 senior, and Michael Johnson, a 5-11 junior, at guards, with 6-4 junior Brock Barnhart and 6-1 junior Chad Wehrman at forwards and 6-3 sophomore Daniel Johnson at forwards. Cloverdale has the most game experience this year, but stands 0-3. The Clovers have lost at Cascade, Linton and Lebanon. FIRST-YEAR COACH Jeff Cherry has started 6-0 sophomore Brian McCamon and 6-3 senior Jeff Bell at forwards, with 6-2 Glenn Furr at center and 5-9 senior Jake Sipe and 5-7 junior Brent Branneman at guards in two of the three games. However, against Cascade, Cherry gave 6-5 junior Brandon Fagin a start and might again. Sipe has led the Clovers in scoring all three game and averaging 17 points a contest.

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Greencastle’s Natalie Ward (33) had the ball when she tried to score, but Cascade center Dianne Peters (left) swatted the shot away. Cascade’s Shannon Ferguson

Cascade holds off Greencastle

By STEVE HELDS Banner-Graphic Sports Editor When all was said and done Wednesday night, Greencastle coach Glenn Hile was talking about fouls, free throw shooting, defense and Nicole Peters. Cascade coach John Tharp was talking about a victory. Cascade’s Cadets held off Greencastle for a 60-54 West Central Conference girls basketball victory that could easily have gone the other way. A 2-12 NIGHT at the free throw line ruined Greencastle’s strong defensive effort and team play. Cascade, 4-1 overall and 3-0 in the WCC, came into Greencastle averaging 77 points a game. “I thought offensively we did not play well,” Cadet coach John Tharp said. “Overall, I thought they (Greencastle) played a very good defensive game.” That defense, plus the play of Peters and Natalie Ward, kept the Tiger Cubs within eight, 36-28, the first half while leading scorer and rebounder Laura Ledbetter sat on the bench with three fouls. “NICOLE IS PLAYING very well,” coach Hile said of the junior’s 11 point performance. “Natalie Ward had her best game. She was tough,” Hile noted of Ward’s 15 points. In addition to Ledbetter’s fouls, Greencastle lost senior Randi Weaver in the second quarter because of a twisted knee. The inside scoring of 6-0 Dianne Peterson was Cascade’s main

Tiger Cubs win two more; Cougars get first victory

Greencastle raised its record to 6-0 and North Putnam won its first match of the season Tuesday night in a triple duel wrestling meet at McAnally Center. Greencastle defeated North Putnam 53-16 and Tri-West 4219. North Putnam defeated TriWest 42-30. Greencastle’s Sam Ray improved his individual record to 6-0 at 125 pounds. Ray pinned North Putnam’s Josh Moore in 25 seconds and received a forfeit from Tri-West. Ray’s pin was the fastest of the night for Greencastle, although Wade Berry did pin Tri-West’s Jackson in 40 seconds. North Putnam’s fastest pin of the night came at 119 pounds, where Benny Ault pinned TriWest’s Linson in 40 seconds. Greencastle returns to action Thursday night at home against West Vigo. North Putnam’s next match is Saturday at Monrovia. TUESDAY AT GREENCASTLE Greencastle S 3, North Putnam 16 I#3 Robert Walker, NP, by forfeit. 112 Scott O’Hair, G, pin 4:56, Dan Dryer, NP. 119 Draw 2-2, Benny Ault, NP, and Delton Moore, G. 125 Sam Ray, GHS, pin :25, Josh Moore, NP.

November 30,1989 THE BANNERGRAPHIC

(right) and Jody Watson (25) were obviously caught offguard by the loose ball during the West Central Conference game. (Banner-Graphic photo by Steve Fields)

weapon the first half. Peterson scored 12 of her 18 points and forward Jody Watson scored seven in the second quarter. THE TIGER CUBS rallied on 7-13 shooting from the floor in the third quarter. With Ledbetter grabbing four rebounds, and Ward netting eight points, Greencastle tied the game 42-42 going into the final period. The teams see-sawed between ties and four-point leads until the 2:32 mark. Peterson, Shannon Ferguson and Watson scored consecutive buckets to put the Cadets ahead 56-50. A basket by Ledbetter and a steal by Ward, leading to a deuce by Peters, brought the Cubs to within two, 56-54, but that was the end of Greencastle’s scoring. At Greencastle Cascade 69, Greencastle 54 Cadets FG-FGA FT-FTA PF R TP C. Bowman 2-10 9-10 1 6 13 Watson 4-12 1-5 4 7 9 Peterson 8-10 2-2 3 11 18 A. Bowman 2-6 1-2 3 0 5 Ferguson 5-12 3-6 1 4 13 Hancher 0-3 2-2 14 2 Halcomb 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 Team 0-0 0-0 0 6 0 Totals 21-54 18-27 13 38 69 Tiger Cubs FG FGA FT-FTA PF R TP Black 2-12 0-2 3 7 4 Ward 7-8 1-5 3 3 15 Ledbetter 7-14 0-0 5 11 14 Irwin 4-10 1-2 2 2 9 Peters 6-10 0-0 1 0 12 Lancaster 0-3 0-0 2 9 0 Weaver 0-1 0-2 2 3 0 Harmless 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 Bchle 0-0 0-10 10 Team 0-0 0-0 0 5 0 Totals 26-58 2-12 20 41 54 SCORE BY QUARTERS CASCADE 18 36 42 69 GREENCASTLE 16 28 42 54 3-Point FG: Cascade 0-3, Greencastle 0-2. Turnovers: Cascade 18, Greencastle 19.

136 Shawn Glover, G, by forfeit 135 Damon Carrington, G, by forfeit. 160 Brian Ellerman, G, by forfeit. 165 Shane Thomas, G, pin :52, J.C Mandeville, NP. 152 Mike Whitaker, NP. 12-6 dec., Wade Berry, G. 160 Doug Archer, G, pin 3:39, Dan Carmichael, NP. 171 Bill Tucker. G. 7-4 dec., Mike Aynes, NP. 189 David Chambers, NP, pin 4:57, Graham, G. HWT Matt Manzano, G, pin 3:42, Eric Hites, NP. North Putnam 42, Tri-West 30 103 Robert Walker, NP, by forfeit 112 Graham, TW, pin 1:36, Dan Dryer, NP. 119 Benny Ault, NP, pin :40. Limson, TW. 125 Josh Moore, NP, by forfeit 130 Bumialz, TW, by forfeit. 135 Double forfeit 140 Dwinegar, TW, by forfeit. 145 Nogje, TW, pin 2:49, J.C. Mandeville, NP. 152 Mike Whitaker, NP, pin 1:44, Jackson, TW. 160 Dan Carmichael, NP, by forfeit. 171 Neff, TW, pin 1:08, Mike Aynes, NP. 189 David Chambers, NP, by forfeit HWT Eric Hites, NP, by forfat Greencastle 42, Tri-West 19 103 Double forfeit 112 Graham, TW, pin 2:26, Scott O’Hair, G. 119 Delton Moore, G, pin 4:29, Linson, TW. 125 Sam Ray, G, by forfeit 130 Bumialz, TW, 6-4 dec., Shawn Glover, G. 135 Damon Carrington, G, by forfeit. 140 Winegar, TW, 7-6 dec., Brian Ellerman, G. 145 _ Mogule, TW, 17-5 dec., Shane Thomas, G. 152 Wade Berry, G. pm :40, Jackson, TW. 160 Doug Archer, G, by forfeit. 171 Patton, TW, 8-2 dec.. Bill Tucker, G. 189 Steve Graham, G, by forfeit HWT Matt Manzano, G, by forfeit.