Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 109, Number 19, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 2 October 1985 — Page 14
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NortbWood’s Panthers found the going tougb at Rochester Friday night, as the home team lost Its first game of the season, 2S-21 on a last-minute Interception. North Wood’s Ttaad Grave (23) carried eight times for a tougb SB yards, and found the pause that refreshes on the sidelines during a break in the action. (AN photos)
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2-0 record Volleyball team loses opener
The eight grade volleyball team at Nappanee Middle School split last week, with a home-opener loss to Milford on Wednesday, and a win at Jimtown on Thursday. Milford spoiled the home opener, winning 15-11,12-15,11-15. Alicia Templeton had 12 serves, Lori Huffman, nine, and Jennifer Weidenhaft, eight. Lori Huffman and Angie Swanson had the most bumps, and Tammy Whitmer the most spikes. The Bulldogs travelled to Jimtown Thursday, and won in two games, 15-4,15-12. A third game was played for fun, with the Bulldogs winning, 15-10. Angie Swanson and Tami Bean were high servers, and Alicia Templeton and Debbie Pippenger had the most bumps. Jennifer Weidenhaft, Lori Huffman and Tami Bean each had a spike. Alicia Templeton had the most sets. The girls were scheduled to meet Concord, there, on Tuesday, and host Triton on Thursday, with game time set for 4:30p.m.
Seventh grade wins two matches
Last week was both successful and exciting for the Nappanee Middle School Seventh Grade Girls’ 4 Volleyball Team. / On Wednesday, September 25, the team won its home opener, 15-8,15-2, over Milford. Top servers were Tina Newcomer
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The seventh grade football team sports a 2-0 record early In the season. Front, from left, Brent Green, Chad Flory, Scott Shapland, Batt Masterson, Tim Martin, Scott Justice, Bobby Geren, Neal Giska, Kirk Robinson and Jason Elliott. Second row, Shane Nickerson, Rod Bradway, Thane Radllff, Jason Nunemaker, LaMarr Laklns, Ryan Thompson, Shannon Bonee, Larry Borkholder and Nathan Wortinger. Back row, Coach Rick Troxd, Jason Bellman, Mike Conrad, Stan Murphy, Denny Holmes, Craig Cray, Matt Ingle, Ben Hahn, Justin Thompson, Tom Wysoog and Asst. Coach Dane Larson. The seventh grade plays at Heritage today (Wednesday) and will host Towncrest on Wednesday, October*, at 4:15p.m. (ANphoto)
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Saturday action Nappanee’s seventh grade football team made It 2-0, Saturday, with a win over Bremen at theUons’ field, 14-0. Pictured in action are Ben Hahn (80), Tim Martin (50), Matt Ingle (40), and Rod Bradway (14). (AN photo by Kim Reiser)
with nine, followed by Kelly Crilow and Aileen Om, with seven each. 'Kelly Crilow, Nicki Adkins and Tina McDonald led the way with bump passes. On Thursday, the girls travelled to Jimtown, and won the match in three games, 15-13,10-15,13-0.
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First place winner Here’s North Wood tennis player, Phet lnthlvong. Phet was the No. l singles player In the match last week against Northern Lakes Conference rival, Wawasee. Phil Whetstone was No. 2 In singles, and Allen Rohrer captured the No. 3 position. The Panther JV also won. (ANphoto) Singles events bring Panther win
After one win and one loss in last week’s competition, the North Wood boys’ tennis team sports a 7-6 record, with the JV even at 6-6. In the week’s first match, against Wawasee, the score found the Panthers on top, 3-2. All three singles won their matches, to assure the victory, at Wawasee. Number one singles, Phet Inthivong, played a very consistent match, defeating Eric Sharp 6-7,64,
Good luck, North Wood, In tennis sectional
The top server was Susan Higginbotham with 15 points. Top bumpers were Lisa Hochstetler, Tina McDonald and Kelly Crilow, and Debbie Lehman was the leader in sets. The girls were scheduled to play at Concord on Tuesday, and will host Triton Thursday, at 4:3ot> m.
*- 3 The JV score was also 3-2, with the win coming from singles players Mark Steiner, Steve Bontrager and KentFrenger. Later in the week, at Warsaw, the team fell to Hth-ranked Warsaw, 5-0. The JV score was also 60. The tennis sectional will be the highlight of this season, beginning Saturday, October 5, and continuing through Tuesday, October 8, at. Elkhart.