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Graham Glander (35) breaks for open territory and a 19-yard touchdown run during DePauw’s 49-21 homecoming victory over Franklin College Saturday at Blackstock

GHS ousted at regional

By STEVE FIELDS Banner-Graphic Sports Editor WEST TERRE HAUTE The Greencastle Tiger Cubs played their best match of the season Saturday afternoon to qualify for the championship contest of the West VigoIHSAA Volleyball Regional, but couldn’t duplicate it that night against the West Vigo Vikings. After ending White River Valley’s season with a 15-8, 15-8 pounding, the Tiger Cubs fell to West Vigo 15-13,4-15,15-7. “NEVER DISAPPOINTED, only broken hearted,” coach Trish Arthur said after West Vigo ended Greencastle’s surprising 23-5 season. Greencastle is the last team to beat the now 17-7 Vikings, that coming in the Danville Tournament. “I think we could beat that

Putnam County runners eliminated at semistate

INDIANAPOLIS The high school cross country season ended for Putnam County in the Franklin Central-IHSAA Semistate on Saturday. Greencastle’s Lori Gamer, Cloverdale’s Monica Koosman and North Putnam’s Roger

Stark wins two titles, swims on winning relays

NEW MARKET Greencastle High School’s Susan Stark is state championship meet bound as double-event champion from the Southmont-IHSAA Girls Swimming Sectional and she won’t be alone. Greencastle’s “fab four” of Stark, Lisa Condon, Beth Haymaker and Kelly Nealon also put together two sectional championships races and qualified for the Nov. 2 and 3 IHSAA State Championship Meet at the Indiana University Natatorium in Indianapolis. CRAWFORDSVILLE, WITH six sectional championships and as many as three swimmers in the championship races, easily won the nine-team meet. The Athenians scored 352 points and Greencastle finished second with 267. South Putnam finished ninth with 58 points. North Putnam’s swimmers and divers withdrew after Thursday’s preliminaries to compete in the state band contest “We had an outstanding meet,” Greencastle coach Paul Bretscher said. “School records were set by Susan (Stark) in the 50-free the first one of Carrie Nealon’s records (set in 1985) to fall. Beth Haymaker (set a record) in the 100breaststroke Diana Duncan (1985) held the old record of 1:13.89. “And the 200-freestyle relay team of Condon, Nealon, Haymaker and Stark (broke their own school record),” the coach added.

Stadium. Glander racked up 91 yards and the Tigers improved their record to 6-2 and 5-0 in the ICAC. (BannerGraphic photo by Gary Goodman)

team,” coach Arthur said. “We just couldn’t get it going.” The Tiger Cubs could not keep up a consistent attack. Balls fell to the floor several times during the match while the Tiger Cubs looked at one another. “I think the crowd was a factor. They just were capable of hearing,” Arthur said. GREENCASTLE BUILT AN 8-2 lead in game one on Laura Ledbetter’s serve, but West Vigo rallied to tie the contest 11-11. The score was tied 13-13 before the Vikings scored the final two points. The Tiger Cubs dominated game two. With Jenny Black serving, the Tiger Cubs built a 9-2 lead, as Ledbetter blocked two Viking spikes and put down two of her own and Minako Honma hammered a kill to the back comer. Points came grudgingly for both

Busch were eliminated. Gamer, a freshman, finished 22nd in the 4,000-meter girls race. Koosman, a senior, finished 30th. Busch, who marched in the state band contest before driving to Franklin Central for the semistate, finished 22nd.

SUSAN STARK Double champion

STARK WAS THE only swimmer in the sectional to win two individual events and swim on two sectional championship relay teams. The anticipated showdown between Stark and Crawfordsville’s Debi Humphrey was decided by less than three-tenths of a second. Stark won the race in a Greencastle school record time of 25.34 seconds and Humphrey was second in 25.63 seconds. Stark easily won the 100freestyle in 56.27 seconds, but the first five swimmers finished under under a minute. SOUTH PUTNAM’S Amanda Phillips finished sixth in both the 50- and 100-freestyles. Phillips tur-

Tigers win sixth straight game

By STEVE FIELDS Banner-Graphic Sports Editor A DePauw University football team that opened the season without a particular reputation is developing one for a pounding, and explosive running attack and relentless defensive front four. Terry Dickey ran for 120 yards and Graham Glander 91 Saturday afternoon and the defensive front was battered Franklin quarterback Reece Mann time and time again, as the Tigers crushed the Grizzlies 49-21 at Blackstock Stadium. WITH THEIR SIXTH straight victory, the ligers moved to within one win of clinching a share of the Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference championship. DePauw will play Hanover at 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis as part of the ICAC’s “Day at the Dome.” All four contests, the first beginning at 9:30 a.m., can be seen for $5 and tickets are available at the DePauw Athletic Department. After Franklin intercepted two Brad Toone passes in the first half, and tied the game 14-14 on the opening possession of the third quarter when Mann threw a 34yard bullet of a pass to a streaking John Myers, the Tigers took total command of this contest. DEPAUW SCORED FIVE straight touchdowns to take a 49-14 lead with 5:07 left in the contest. “We did what we wanted to do,” coach Nick Mourouzis said. “We wanted to control the time of pos-

teams in game three. From a 1-1 tie, West Vigo took a 4-2 lead and gradually chipped its way to a 12-2 lead. GREENCASTLE TRIED TO put together a rally, Honma serving two points with the help of a Black kill and Ledbetter hammered a kill that closed the gap to 13-5. Black, a senior, served Greencastle’s final two points before West Vigo won its first ever girls regional championship in any sport. It was a frustrating loss to coach Arthur. “I look at the statistics and I just can’t put my finger on it (why we lost),” Arthur said. Greencastle served 93 percent (54-58) for the match. Black led the Tiger Cubs with 13 points, followed by Ledbetter with 10, Honma five, Karen Emberton and Amber Asher three each and Jill Billman one. AGAINST WHITE RIVER Valley, the Tiger Cubs were as good as any team Arthur has had to coach. “Our match against White River Valley was our best for the whole year. Everything fell into place,” Arthur said. “I’m not sure it wasn’t the best in my seven years of coaching.” Greencastle served 96 percent (50-52) for the match and was 81 percent (38-47) attacking with 10 kills.

JUP* ■ ■'* * -t* / 1 * LISA CONDON 200, 400 relays

ned in a 27.99 second time in the 50-free and a 1:01.88 in the 100frec. Haymaker’s school record 1:12.68 time was good for second place in the 100-breaststroke. Crawfordsville’s Star Smith easily won the event in 1:09.75. Haymaker and Condon could receive invitations to the state championship meet as individuals with among the top 32 sectional performances. CONDON, GREENCASTLE’S only senior finished second in the 200-freestyle with a 2:07.34 performance and also took third in the 100-butterfly at 1:06.06. The 200-freestyle relay race between Greencastle and Craw-

session and keep their offense oft the field.” DePauw ran 88 offensive plays and had possession of the footbal for 34 minutes. Franklin ran 71 offensive plays in 26 minutes of possession time. “The key to the game was our offensive and defensive lines controlled the line of scrimmage,” Mourouzis praised. DICKEY, WHO PLAYED quarterback in the third quarter, carried the football 27 times for 120 yards, his third 100-yard game of the season. The junior tailback now has 1,715 career rushing yards and 116 career points. Defensively, the game turned in the second half because DePauw shut down the screen pass Franklin’s Mann repeatedly dumped off to running back Bill Brinkman. Five times in the first half, Mann took advantage of DePauw’s heavy pass rush and dumped the ball off to Brinkman. “The first half, everytime we’d send a linebacker, he (Mann) knew exactly when it was coming. He threw screen passes and ran draws right by us,” DePauw defensive coordinator Tim Hreha said. THE SECOND HALF, inside linebacker Matt Nelson called the blitz at the line of scrimmage. “The second half ‘Coach (Matt) Nelson’ did a nice job. He made the calls on the line which kind of helped us out a little bit,” Hreha said. Mann, who finished the first half on the sideline with a bruised

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Greencastle’s Terri Lancaster turns her head as a West Vigo kill hits the floor in front of her. Teammates (left to right) Laura Ledbetter, Karen Emberton and Jenny Black could do little to help

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BETH HAYMAKER 200, 400 relays

fordsville was every bit as close as the 50-freestyle finish. Greencastle’s team of Condon, Haymaker, Nealon and Stark won in 1:45.48 and Crawfordsville team of Humphrey, DeLynn Cook, Denise DeSmet and Smith was right behind in 1:45.53. ’> Condon, Nealon, Haymaker and Stark won the 400-freestyle much easier, but it was still close. They turned in a 3:52.11 time to beat Crawfordsville’s 3:54.96 performance. ALSO IN THE championship round of the sectional meet, Greencastle’s 200-medley relay team of Heather Heimenz, Stephanie Schneider, Chelsea Smock and Andrea Sweet finished

shoulder, took the Grizzlies 66 yards in just three plays and only 55 seconds to tie the game 14-14. “That seemed to get our guys a little angry,” coach Hreha said. When Franklin fumbled a Jeff Francis punt and Eric Hopp recovered the loose ball, DePauw took advantage of the opportunity to control the football and take the lead. Taking possession at Franklin’s 15-yard line, the Tigers ran the football four times, fullback Jayson Stadler leaping into the end zone for the go-ahead touchdown. UNEBACKER GREG Jacobs and and tackle Tom Beaulieu pinned Franklin to its own 1-yard line with 16-yards in losses on back to back plays. Franklin punted and DePauw took possession on the Grizzlies’ 34-yard line with Dickey at quarterback. Dickey ran right the first two downs, then the Tigers caught Franklin’s defense by surprise with a fullback trap that Glander took for a 19-yard touchdown. Mike Giunta’s PAT kick made it 28-12. With Dickey at quarterback DePauw was obviously committed to running the football. That is exactly why, with Toone back at quarterback, Joe Pindell was open for a slant-in pass for a touchdown that made it 35-14. THE MARGIN GREW wider as Franklin tried to pass against the pressure of tackles Kris Gruner and Beaulieu and ends Al Hackbarth and Craig Evans. Under their pressure Franklin’s Mann threw three

Lancaster on the point during the West Vigo-IH-SAA Volleyball Regional. (Banner-Graphic photo by Monique Fields)

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KELLY NEALON 200, 400 relays

fourth with a 2:12.80 time and Nealon finished fifth in the 200freestyle. Greencastle freshmen scored well in the championship competition of the meet. Diver Angela Christian finished fourth with a 276.50 score, Schneider took fifth in the 200-IM and fourth in the 500-freestyle, Amber Billingsley came in sixth in the 500-freestyle, freshman Hiemenz was sixth in the 100-backstroke. SOUTHMONT-IHSAA GIRLS SWIMMING SECTIONAL Team Scores 1. Crawfordsville 352; 2. Greencastle 267; 3. Southmont 155; 4. Attica 135; 5. North Montgomery 110; 6. Fountain Central 104; 7. Seeger 91; 8. South Vermillion 70; 9. South Putnam 58. Event Results 200-medley relay (Ccxie, Gobel, Humphrey, Smith); Southmont; At-

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pass interceptions, the third one, by : Jacobs, starting a touchdown drive. . On the third play, Rockey Aker! cut inside, then back outside and I was off to a 33-yard touchdown run: that gave DePauw a 42-14 lead. I Mourouzis wasn’t ready to call’ off the dogs. The Tigers used five minutes of time for a nine-play, 70yard touchdown drive. Franklin at DePauw statistics Franklin 0 7 7 721 DePauw 0 14 14 21 —49 Second Quarter DPU —Dickey, 17 run (Giunta kick), 7-0,8:20. FC Brinkman, 10 pass from Mann (Van Skyock kick), 7-7,5:22. DPU Aker, 30 pass from Toone (Giunta kick), 14-7, 2:39. Third Quarter FC Myers, 34 pass from Mann (Van Skyock kick), 14-14,14:05 DPU Stadler, 1 run (Giunta kick), 21-14, 8:41. DPU Glander, 19 run (Giunta kick), 4:41, 2814. Fourth Quarter DPU Pinddl, 6 pass from Toone (Giunta kick), 35-14,14:52. DPU Aker, 18 run (Giunta kick), 42-14, 12:00. DPU Stadler, 1 run (Giunta kick), 49-14, 5:07. FC Davis, 11 pass from Mann (Van Skyock kick), 49-21 2:26. FC DPU First downs 19 26 Rushes-yds 28-38 60-302 Passing-yds 287 106 Cmp-Att-Int 25-43-3 11-28-3 Total offense 71-325 88-408 Return yds 132 137 Punts-Avs. 7-37.3 5-33.6 . Fumbles-Lost 5-2 2-0 • Penalties-Yrds 7-68 7-60 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Franklin: Brinkman 14-23, Stagner 3-17, Mann 6-14, Cookerly l-(-9), Griinan : 2-(-6), Norton 2-9. DePauw: 27-120, Glander 14-: 91, Aker 5-37, Stadler 9-27, Toone 2-21, Giunta 25, Vore 1-1. PASSING Franklin: Mann 22-37-3—269,: Griman 2-5-o— l, Cookerly 1-1-0—11; DePauw: Toone 11-28-3—106. RECEIVING Franklin: Confer 7-93, Brinkman 7-62, Myers 4-57, Davis 3-38, Norton 218, Bolinger 1-11, Hipskind 1-8; DePauw: Aker 338, Glander 2-15, Doßosh 1-10, Kostouros 1-13, Pindell 1-6, Dickey 2-24.

tica; Greencastle; North Montgomery; Seeger, South Vermillion; South Putnam; Fountain Central. 200-freestyle Lisa Condion, G; Denise DeSmet, C; Rea Criswell, Se.; Kelly Nealon, G; Angie Craine, A; Kim Crider, FC; Carrie Boswell, C; Amber Billingsley, G; Amy Carson, NM; Melissa Woll, Sm.; Lisa Lanum, A. 200-IM NM; 3. Beth Haymaker, G; Jennifer Gogel, C; Stephanie Schneider, G; Tracie Lawson, FC; Billie Jo McDowell, SV; Holly Rose, NM; Heather Sorters, A; Michelle Hocking, C; Ann Compton, Sm.; Betsy Wright, Sm. 50-freestyle record); Debi Humphrey, C; Jenny Bodine, A; Andrea Wendelin, Sm.; Shanna Gobel, C; Amanda Phillips, SP; DeLynn Cook, C; Chelsea Smock, G; Brandi Cunningham, Sm.; Amy Jones, A; Jewellyn Andis, SV; Rachel Craft, FC. Diving Fisher, FC; Michelle Hassel, NM; Angela Christian, G; Monica Overfelt, Sm.; Angela Chase, NM; Brandie Howard, SV; Melissa Greer, A; Amber Wilson, A; Mary MacLaren, Se; Cassie Prinzo, C; Mary Sayler, NM. 100-butterfly Stacey Black, C; Lisa Condon, G; Angie Lovold, C; Tracia Lawson, FC; Holly Rose, NM; Heather Hiemenz, G; Jennifer McCune, G; Ann Compton, Sm.; Mary MacLaren, Se.; Amy Jones, A; June Buck, NM. 100-freestyle Cook, C; Denise DeSmet, C; Jenny Bodine, A; Andrea Wendelin, Sm.; Amanda Phillips, SP; Chelsea Smock, G; Liana Manlove, C; Angie Crain, A; Brandi Cunningham, Sm.; Angie Gorham, SP; Kristin Peterson, Se. 500-freestyle tha Coomer, C; Rae Criswell, Se.; Stephanie Schneider, G; Kim Crider, FC; Amber Billingsley, G; Billie Jo McDowell, SV; Amy Carson, NM; Carrie Boswell, C; Melissa Woll, Sm.; Julie Cedars, Sm.; Lisa Lanum, A. 200-freestyle relay (school record team of LLa Condon, Beth Haymaker, Kelly Nealon, Susan Stark); Crawfordsville; Southmont; Attica; Seeger, Fountain Central; South Putnam; North Montgomery. 100-backstroke Jewellyn Andis, SV; Jennifer Fogel, C; Shelby Wright, Sm.; Liana Manlove, C; Heather Hiemenz, G; Andrea Sweet, G; Jennifer Crodian, Sm.; Kelly Nealon, G; Rachel Burge, Se.; Susan Taylor, Se. 100-breaststroke Beth Haymaker, G (GHS record of 1:12.68; previous record 1:13.89 by Dina Duncan); Amy Russell, NM; Angie Lovold, C; Shelby Wright, Sm.; Heather Sorters, A; Tara Powell, FC; Michelle Hocking, C; April Dalle, FC; Julie Cedars, Sm.; Betsy Wright, Sm.; Meredith Carlson, FC. 400-freestyie relay (Lisa Condon, Kelly Nealon, Beth Haymaker, Susan Stark); Crawfordsville; Attica; Southmont; South Vermillion; Seeger; South Putnam; North Montgomery.

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