The Independent-News, Volume 121, Number 29, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 November 1995 — Page 4

- INDEPENDENT NEWS — NOV. 30. 1995

[sports news

Falcons Lose To A Run And Gun Clay Team The John Glenn Falcons basketball teams opened their regular season play, on Friday night, by hosting the Clay Colonials. The Falcons were outscored in the second half for their first loss of the 1995-96 season, 84-46. Clay is now 2-0 while Glenn is 0-1. High point scorers for the Glenn team were Brian Lyle and Jake Neiswender, both with 13 points each and Nick Medich added an even dozen. The Colonials run and gun style of basketball found them on top by a big margin with “Mr. Basketball” candidate, Jaraan Cornell scoring 26 points for the night followed by Yul Lee with 16 and Kerry Pates with 12. The Clay Colonials are coached by Tom Deßaets while the

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Falcons are coached by Gordon Mosson. The Falcon full court press had the team from Clay worried in the first half. Clay had seven threepointers to help in the scoring column. In the junior varsity action Clay won by a score of 42-31. The Falcons will face Culver on Friday night and then Oregon-Davis on Saturday evening, both at home and the Saturday night action will just be the varsity team taking the court beginning at 6:30 p.m. SCORE BY QUARTERS Clay 27 36 60 84 Glenn 11 23 38 46 Glenn’s Lady Falcons suffered a 59-47 Northern State Conference set back Wednesday night to a tough Bremen squad in girls high school basketball action at the local gym. The loss snapped a three game winning streak and dropped coach Scott Hostetler’s charges to 3-2 on the year

and 1-1 in league warfare. Bremen improved to 3-2 overall and 2-0 in the NSC. The Falcons knew they had to contain Bremen’s tall standout, Jenny Reed, if they had a chance to dump the always tough Lions. It was not to be, as Reed went wild in the first quarter scoring 12 of her total 17 points to pace the visitors to a big 22-11 advantage at the end of the first period. Holly Lawwill and Tami Coffel kept things going for the Lions in the second stanza as the Lions roarded to a 34-19 lead at halftime. The Falcons contained Reed in the second quarter allowing her just one field goal, but the damage was already done. Although the local gals held Reed scoreless in the third period, the Lions used a balanced scoring attack to expand their lead to 47-25 to start the final eight minute segment. The Falcons continued to play hard in the final chapter outscoring the Lions 22-12 and cutting the final margin to 12 points. Angel Dietrich had seven points in the fourth quarter and finished with 13 tallies while Lindsay O’Connor popped in three treys and finished with 11 points to lead the Falcons. Lawwill added 17 points to the winners tally and Tami Coffel had 11. BOY-GIRL DOUBLEHEADER Glenn will host a FIRST EVER BOY-GIRL VARSITY BASKETBALL

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DOUBLEHEADER Saturday night as the Falcons tangle with Oregon-Davis. The girls’ teams will open play at 6 p.m. The junior varsity teams will play at the Bobcats den tonight (Thurs., Nov. 30) also with a 6 p.m. start. BOX SCORES Bremen fg ft tp S. Knisley 2 4-6 8 M. Hahn 0 0-0 0 J. Reed 0 0-0 0 H. Lawwill 7 3-4 17 B. Swart 1 0-0 2 K. Coffel 1 0-0 2 E. Sauter 0 0-0 0 K. Miller 1 0-0 2 J. Reed 8 1-2 17 T. Coffel 5 1-211 Totals 25 9-14 59 Glenn L. O’Connor 4 0-0 11 H. Wasteney 2 0-0 5 Bri Honaker 2 0-0 4 E. Davidson 1 0-0 2 T. Futa 0 3-4 3 A. Dietrich 5 3-4 13 Bet Honaker 1 1-2 3 C. Brooke 0 0-0 0 A. Allsop 2 2-2 6 Totals 17 9-12 47 Score By Quarters Bremen 22 34 47 59 Glenn 11 19 25 47 GLENN DROPS JV CONTEST Glenn’s junior varsity dropped a 46-35 decision to the Lions in the preliminary contest ending a 10-game win streak against Northern State Conference teams. The Falcons, 3-2 overall and 1-1 in NSC play, led at the first stop 9-7. Bremen regained the lead in the second stanza and held a three point bulge at the in-

termission, 20-17. The visitors maintained their three point advantage at the end of three periods of play, 29-26. The locals were outscored 17-9 in the final six minutes. Lynna Potts led the Falcons with 10 points followed by Tammy Wasteney with six; Holly Legge five; Lexia Drews four; Jennifer Traub four and Becca Strahm, Danielle Ludwig and Ojeta Oke each having two points to their credit. Ring In The Season With An Advertisement In The Independent Rebecca Hoyt Fischer Lader^_ l &^scher . P C i i 2 West JSFeßSe^jgg^vo Suitl 3 I O South Beno, Bmoiana 4060 I (2 I 9) 2564-2354 ... <6OO) 'ZOO-2354 Bank^ptcy BusiNE^^^-ig^i^, Estate BLD Trucking Walkerton Dale Ward-219-586-2638 Bill Ward-219-586-2956 Fine & Regular Lime Grain Hauling Driveway Stone Sand 2td7p