Banner Graphic, Volume 21, Number 87, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 December 1990 — Page 8
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CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND 103 Tim McKenna, C, pin 1:17, Scott Carrington, G. U 2 Kris Sudd, SP, pin 1:35, Shawn Aaht worth, C. 119 Dean Willliams, C, pin :26, Robert Miller, SP. 125 Sam Ray, G, pin 2:50, Chad Koosman, C. 130 Benny Ault, NP, 8-4 dec., Scott O’Hair, G. 135 Donnie Schilling, SP, pin :50, Nate Bowman, C. 140 Jeremiah Lavoine, C, 4-2 dec., Damon Carrington, G. 145 Scott Holmes, C, pin :59, Chris Sparks, SP. 152 Wade Berry, G, pin 2:25, Mike Madison, C. 160 Shane Thomas, G, pin 2:46, Jim Harrison, C. 171 David Chambers, NP, 6-2 dec., Doug Archer, G. 189 Rob Brown, SP, pin 1:54, Kevin Boatright, C. HWT Dale Lucas, NP, pin :26, Clifton Garner, C. CONSOLATION ROUND Matches between losing wrestlers in the first round, if necessary. 103 No match. 112 No match. 119 No match. 125 No match. 130 No match. 135 Delton Moore, G, 7-5 dec., Danny Hensley, NP. 140 No match. 145 Brian Black, G, pin 1:50, Adam Jarret, NP. 152 Mike Whitaker, NP, pin 2:48, Jason McCullough, SP. 160 No match. 171 No match. 189 Steve Graham, G, pin 5:45, Allen Warren, NP. HWT No match. WRESTLING BACKS Matches for second and third place if the wrestlers have not met prior to the chamapionship match. 103 No wrestle back; no third place. 112 No wrestle back Shawn Ashworth, C, second; Matt Huffman, G, third. 119 Robert Miller, SP, pin 3:15, John Kirk, NP. 125 No wrestle back Chad Koosman, C,
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second; Beau Battin, SP, third. 130 No wrestle back Scott O’Hair, G, second; Richard Bennett, C, third. 135 Nate Bowman, C, 5-1 dec., Delton Moore, G. 140 No wrestle back Damon Carrington, G, second; Dan Attkisson, NP, third. 145 Chris Sparks, SP, 8-3 dec., Brian Black, G. 152 No wrestle back Mike Madison, C, second; Mike Whitaker, NP. 160 No wrestle back Jim Harrison, by North Putnam forfeit. 171 No wrestle back Doug Archer, G, second; Shawn Sterchi, C. 189 Steve Graham, G, pin 1:38, Kevin Boatright, C. HWT Rod Huff, G, pin 2:03, Clifton Gamer, C. FIRST ROUND MATCHES 103 Tim McKenna, C, bye; Scott Carringon, G, bye. 112 Shawn Ashworth, C, 9-0 dec.. Matt Huffman, G.; Kris Starks, SP, bye. 119 Dean Williams, C, pin :13, John Kirk, NP; Robert Miller, SP, bye. 125 Chad Koosman, C, 14-1 maj. dec.. Beau Battin, SP; Sam Ray, G, bye. 130 Scott O’Hair, G, 10-4 dec., Richard Bennett, C.; Benny Ault, SP; bye. 135 Nate Bowman, C, pin :14, Danny Hensley, NP; Donnie Schilling, SP, 12-0 maj. dec., Delton Moore, G. 140 Jeremiah Lavoine, C, bye; Damon Carrington, G, pin 2:56, LDan Attkisson, NP. 145 Scott Holmes, C, tech, fall 19-4, Brian Black, G; Chris Sparks, SP, pin :12, Adam Jarret, NP. 152 Mike Madison, C, 12-4 maj. dec., Mike Whitaker, NP; Wade Berry, G, pin 5:13, Jason McCullough, SP. 160 Tim Harrison, C, bye; Shane Thomas, G, by forfeit. Rich Runnells, NP. 171 Doug Archer, G, pin 2:49, Shawn Sterchi, C; David Otambers, NP, bye. 189 Kevin Boatright, C, pin 1:11, Allen Warren, NP; Rob Brown, SP, pin HWT Clifton Gamer, C, bye; Dale Lucas, NP, pin 3:12, Rod Huff, G. JUNIOR VARSITY 125 Brooke Adams, G, by disqualification, Steve Perrine, C. 145 Garin Sparks, C, pin 1:23, Brian Weddle, NP; Championship: Garin Spark, C, pin 2:15, Eric Rossok, G.
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DePauw football
Nelson led DePauw’s defense with 12 tackles in the Monon Bell Game, a feat that earned him not only the Monon Bell MVP for Defense Award, but also ICAC Player of the Week. BEAULIEU AND NELSON were named All-ICAC earlier. DePauw captured the ICAC championship with a 7-0 record and led the league in total defense and rushing defense. The two juniors are past recipients of DePauw’s Presidential Scholarship, the highest honor awarded by DePauw to students who demonstrate the highest level of academic excellence and leadership potential. Both are also currently Management Fellows at DePauw.
Football
NEW YORK (AP) Members of the 1990 GTE Academic All-America University and College division football teams as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Player must be a starter or key reserve and carry a minimum cumulative grade avenge of 3.2 on a 4.0 scale: COLLEGE DIVISION First Team Offense Quarterback Tracy Kendall, Alabama A&M, junior, 3.89, electrical engineering. Running backs Fran Bellante, Carnegie-Mel-lon, senior, 3.33, information systems; Shane Stadler, Beloit, junior, 3.31, physics. Wide receivers Sean Grady, Abilene Christian, senior, 3.71, business administration; Ed Huonder, Rose-Hulman, senior, 3.55, electrical engineering. Tight end Kalr Kuhn, Arkansas Tech, junior, 3.55, biology-pre-med. Linemen Andrew Banish, Waynesburg,
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senior, 3.89, sports medicine; W.K. Jones, Hampden-Sydney, senior, 3.87, chemistry; Chad Hummell, Ohio Northern, senior, 3.96, economicsmanagement; Mike Loveless, Tarleton State, senior, 3.71, mathematics; Jerrod Slaack, Wartburg, senior, 3.92, mathematics. Placekicker Tim Eimermann, Millikin, senior, 3.83, finance. Defense Defensive linemen TOM BEAULIEU, DEPAUW, junior, 3.87, biology-economics-ger-man; Robert Heck, Rhodes, senior, 3.92, biology; Joel Nerem, Luther, junior, 3.95, biology; Mike Shepard, UC Davis, junior, 3.90, biologychemistry. Linebackers Tom Langer, Northern Colorado, junior, 3.95, computer science; Robert O’Toole, Carnegie-Mellon, senior, 4.00, mechanical enfineering; Darcy Prather, MIT, senior, 4.60 (out of .00), electrical engineering; Defensive backs Scott Bissell, Albion, senior, 3.90, management; Michael Bissler, Case Western Reserve, senior, 3.90, accounting; Mike Hoffman, Muhlenberg, senior, 3.99, biology; Victor Terebuh, Wittenberg, senior, 3.82, bio-pre-med. Punters Steve McDowell, Southern Utah State, junior, 3.81, psychology. Second Team Offense Quarterback Robert Hackney, Hamline, senior, 3.52, english-economics. Running backs Michael Carter, Illinois College, senior, 3.33, computer science-business administration; Tom Shiban, Ashland, sophomore,
Girls tourney
The Cougars could have even outscored the Cubs this period had they not turned the ball over on their last possession. “I was proud of the way the girls played tonight,” Cougar coach Jana Buser said. “We played as a team and we did a good job. We just couldn’t stop Ledbetter. We still need to work on cutting down on turnovers and improve our communication. We aren’t down on ourselves and I can see real progress, although a few more wins would be nice. I’m happy with where we are tor this time of year.” GREENCASTLE CLOSED out the game by hitting 9-of-13 from the field and 2-of-2 from the free throw line. One 8-0 run was sparked by two straight Ledbetter blocks that got
Tiger Sharks swamped
Greencastle swimming coach Paul Bretscher said it best, “We ran into a good team.” The Tiger Sharks were left in Martinsville’s wake, 119-67, Wednesday night at McAnally Pool. Brandt Modlin took Greencastle’s only first place in the meet. Modlin won die 100butterfly in 1:00.17. Greencasde is now idle until the Jan. 3 meet at Edgewood. Wednesday at Greencastle Martinsville 119, Greencastle 67
North seventh grade falls
ROACHDALE The North Putnam Seventh Grade basketball teams lost two games to Tutde of Crawfordsville Thursday night. Tuttle won the A game 57-24. North Putnam was led by Matt Sillery with 12 points, Craig Reed had six, Nate Hammond
North downs Danville
ROACHDALE The North Putnam freshman basketball team outscored Danville 35-8 in the second half Wednesday night en route to a 50-22 victory. North Putnam led 15-14 at halftime.
Thomas, Greencastle, 160; David Chambers, North Putnam, 171; Rob Brown, South Putnam, 189; Dale Lucas, North Putnam, heavyweight. (Banner-Graphic photo by Steve Fields)
4.00, math-chemistry. Wide receivers Chris Bisaillon, Illinois Wesleyan, sophomore, 3.33, finance; David Doyle, Kalamazoo, senior, 3.92, english. Tight end Chris Boerm, Wartburg, senior, 3.76, business-finance. Linemen Mike Brocket Pittsburg State, sophomore, 3.95, plastic technology; Michael Callahan, Tufts, senior, 3.71, economics-political science; Gerald Hwasta, Baldwin-Wallace, senior, 3.79, business-finance; Karl Petrof, Waynesburg, junior, 3.92, finance; Kevin Werner, Augustana, 111., senior, 3.57, accounting-business. Placekicker Joe Schwerba, Carnegie-Mellon, senior, 3.68, economics-history. Defense Defensive linemen Marcus Adkins, Coe, sophomore, 3.81, economics-business; Mark Goedken, Loras, junior, 3.84, biology; Jeff Ixman, Illinois Wesleyan, senior, 3.50, biology-pre-med.; Bryan McKenzie, Georgetown, senior, 3.57, communications. Linebackers Mike Allen, Fort Hays State, senior, 3.64, sociology; MATT NELSON, DEPAUW, junior, 3.81, economics; Joe Zeszotarski, Muhlenberg, senior, 3.86, economics. Defensive backs Dave Conn, Washington & Jefferson, senior. 3.64, psychology; Kyle Kreinbring, Wartburg, senior, 3.68, biology-pre-med.; Dan Rosenbaum, Dayton, sophomore, 4.00, philosophy; Scott Shipman, Nebraska Wesleyan, junior, 4.00, biology—pre-med. Punter Tom Serdinak, Bald win-Wallace, junior, 3.33, mathematics-engineering.
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the ball into the open court for easy Cub layups for the last of their 69 points. Amanda Elliott scored nine of her points in this quarter as a bright spot for North Putnam. “OUR GAME PLAN was to get the ball inside and all the girls did an excellent job of sticking to the game plan,” coach Hile said. “Jenny and Laura were our returning girls from last year and we expect leadership from them. This was the first game we got output from both of them in the same game. “We still need to work on our passing but we’re in a good spot right now,” Hile added. “Next week with Owen Valley and Terre Haute South will really tell us where we’re at.”
200-mcdky relay Greencastle; Martinsville. 200-freestyle Christiansen, G; Maxwell, M. 200-IM Hiemenz, G; Jones, M. 50-freestyle Lewis, G; David Huffman, G. Diving Lewis, G; Majors, M 100-butterfly G; Jones, M; Stauffer, M. 100-freestyle Huffman, G; Habig, M. 500-freestyle Brandt Modlin, G; Maxwell, M. 200-freestyle relay le; Greencastle; Greencastle. 100-backstroke Hiemenz, G; C. Hodges, M. 100-breaststroke M; Kyle Christiansen, G; Jim McCune, M. 400-freestyle relay le; Greencastle; Martinsville.
three, Rodney Osburn two and Eric Hamilton one. Tuttle won the B game 36-13. North was led by Joe Evans with four and J.C. Malicoat, Scott Thornburg and Eric Hamilton each had two and Ryan Wilson, Nate Hammond and Ben Hillesheim scored one each.
Jeff Reed led North’s balanced attack with 16 points, Paul Schubert scored 14, Denny Stranger 12, Craig Robertson had six and Andy Sutton two. North Putnam is now 3-1.