Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 113, Number 49, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 6 December 1995 — Page 7

LaSalle no match for varsity girls LaSalle became the fourth straight victim of the North Wood girls’ varsity basketball team, falling to the Panthers 79-25, in a contest played at North Wood, November 25. Megan Newcomer led the Panthers with a game-high 25 points, including five from threepoint range, while A.J. Whitehead and Diane Riley were also in double figures, with 12 and 10 respectively. Amy Zercher was also good on a bucket from long range, while Whitehead and Angie Gingerich led in rebounds, at six and five, and Nicci Mullet dished out six assists, with teammates Amy Sloat and Natalie Will each getting five. LaSalle dropped to 2-3 on the season.

Sixth grade teams compete Nappanee Elementary’s basketball team opened its season with a 30-26 loss to Milford, with Jesse Fink leading Nappanee with 10 points and eight rebounds. Paul Yoder and Chad Burkholder each scored four, while Dustin Shaw, Matt Unsisicker, Harry Troyer and Dustin Zentz each added two. Burkholder also grabbed 10 rebounds and Unsicker four. The B-team also fell to Milford, 28-26, with Matt Unsicker scoring six points and netting six rebounds. Zach Stovedahl added five points and 13 rebounds, while Mathew Lingofelter and Nick Homish each scored four, and Drew Canter, Josh Hochstetler, Jeff Hochstetler, each hit two and Josh Bowers one. Chris Truex added five rebounds. The A-team fell to 0-5 on the season with a Thursday loss to Wakarusa, 24-23. Fink scored 14 points and had five rebounds, Burkholder four points and seven rebounds, Dhaw and Yoder each two points iind Troyer a point. The B-team topped Wakarusa 19-17, led by Stovedahl’s six points and nine rebounds. Besson added six points and six rebounds, while Homish, Truex and Canter each added two and Hochstetler one.

Young Panthers compete in tournament The seventh and eighth grade Bteams competed in the Concord Tournaments Saturday, with eighth winning its first contest, and losing the second, while seventh won two. In the eighth opener, North Wood topped Heritage 3431, with Ryan Yoder leading the team with 12 points and five rebounds, while Andy Rummel also scored 12 and Mikel Wisler three. In the second contest, the Panthers fell to the host Minutemen, 32-28, with Joe Sabo netting 13 for the Panthers, and Ryan Yoder grabbing 12 rebounds, while Andy Rummel scored four points and dished out six assists. In the seventh opener, the Panthers slipped to Concord 3728, with balanced scoring. Eric Flickinger dumped in seven points, Eric Kaufman five points and four assists, and Justin Titus added five rebounds. In the second game, the Panthers edged Heritage 35-32, with Flickinger getting 13 points and three assists, Titus nine points, seven rebounds and five assists, Jason Meyers four points and three rebounds. North Wood played well down the stretch in a tight game, to take second place in the tournament.

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Triton first Panther victim

The North Wood boys’ varsity earned its first victory of the young season Friday night, topping the host Triton Trojans, 64-48, in spite of a host of fouls and turnovers. The Panthers were guilty of 22 turnovers in the contest, which they led 16-8 at the first stop, 2720 at the half, and 39-27 after three. North Wood also committed

Competition keen in Panther League

Panther League basketball results from play of December 2 are as follows: The Bulls slipped by the Celtics 27-20, moving to 5-1 on the season, while the Celtics are 4-2. Ryan Bradley and Joey Hochstetler led the Bulls with eight points each, while Brandon Hall added three and Corey Wesley one. The winners were led by Kevin Yoder with nine points, while teammates Adam Bumsworth and Troy Cox each added six, Adam Leeper four and Brandon Bickel two. In another close contest, the Wolves topped the Pistons 17-15, paced by Jorden Adams and Scott Gerber, with six and five points respectively. Caleb Shaw added

Waves record ‘bests,’ set Dec. 16 invitational

The Wa-Nee Waves hosted the Bremen Swim Club, Saturday, December 2, at the North Wood High School pool. The Waves recorded 19 personal bests (*), and three swimmers turned in new cut times. Following is a list of Waves, their places, and times for firsts and/or personal bests. The team is coached by Pat Eaton and Sarah Eaton. Jessica Cudd—seconds 25 fly and 25 breast, 34.43 (*), and third 100 IM, 2:53.29 (*). Tiffany Harper —second 25 back, third 25 free, and fourth 50 free. Brooke Casteel —second 100 free, 1:58.58 (*), and thirds 50 free and 50 back. Heather Casteel —firsts 50 free, 46.40, and 50 fly, 1:00.73, and third 50 breast, 54.61 (*). Heidi Metzler—firsts 100 free, 1:51.60 (*), and 50 back, 52.18, and second 200 IM, 4:08.38 (*). Nichole Adcock —second 50 back, third 50 free, and fifth 50 breast. Lee Ann Davidhizar —firsts 50 free, 30.45, and 50 breast. Charity Hochstetler —firsts 50 fly, 38.96 (*), and 50 back, 37.29 (*), and second 50 breast. Jennifer Miller —firsts 200 IM, 2:59.30, and 100 free, 1:18.09. Heather Payton —fifth 100 free, and sixths 50 free and 50 back. Rachel Eaton —firsts 100 free, 1:06.65, 100 fly, 1:18.18, and 100 back, 1:19.61. Sarah Eaton —Firsts 200 IM, 2:34.30,200 free, 2:17.87, and 100 breast, 1:23.62.

soccer and Jamie Neufeldt, girls' cross country. Row three: Todd Coffin, boys' cross country; John Christner, football; Blaine Beehler, boys' tennis and Matt McCarthy, boys' tennis. Not pictured is Tara Lambert, girls' swimming. (AN photo by Christina Hill)

23 fouls, but no Panther fouled out of the contest. The Trojans also committed 26 fouls and turned the ball over 29 times. Coach Dan Gunn stated, “Defensively, we took them out of everything they wanted to do. Wes Dodson and Bobby Brown came in and did some good things for us.

four and Andy Hostetter two. For the Pistons, Austin Perkins led the offense with six points, while Jacob Eby, Kyle Martin, Brandon Maust and Nick Bentley each had two. It was the first win of the season for the 1-5 Wolves, while the Pistons also fell to a 1-5 mark. The Pacers evened their season record at 3-3 with a 24-15 win over the 3-3 Spurs. Leading the winners were Joel Richard and John Kulp, each with six, while Joe Fisher added four, Brent Paulus three, and Matt Mailloux and Andrew Stickel, each two. For the Spurs, Jeremy Bechtel led with five, followed by Peter Widmer at four, and Adam McKechnie, Ryan Sutter and Robert Nunemaker, each with two.

The 11-12 girls’ 200 medley relay team of Charity Hochstetler, Jennifer Miller, Lee Ann Davidhizar and Nichole Adcock won their race, at 2:31.23, while the team of Heather Payton, Nichole Adcock, Charity Hochstetler and Lee Ann Davidhizar finished third in the 200 free relay. Angil Juday—seconds 100 free, 100 back, 1:25.84 (*), and 100 breast. Carson Adcock—seconds 50 free, 51.18 (*), and 25 back, and third 25 free, 26.21 (*). Joshua Chupp—first 25 back, 24.60; second 25 free, 22.85 (*), and fourth 50 free, 53.54 (*). Kyle Hochstetler —first 25 breast, 26.18; seconds 100 IM, 1:54.43 (*), and 25 fly. Josh Stahl —seconds 100 fly, and 100 back, and fourth in 100 free, 1:17.20 (*). Jerry Hochstetler —seconds 100 free, 1:08.72 (*), 200 IM, and 100 breast, 1:23.90 (*). The Waves will host their own invitational, Saturday, December 16, at North Wood High School.

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Dodson finished the contest with just two points, while Brown had six, but they were credited at being instrumental in controlling Triton scoring threats with solid defensive play. Panther scoring was led by Mike Keeper with 20 points, while Ryan Hattery was also in double figures with 12. Jake Klotz and Jon Metz each added six, while Matt Swihart, Jeff Wise and Jason Hill each had four. Leeper also had a game-high 11 rebounds, Hattery went 6-6 from the field, and Swihart hauled down six rebounds. The Panthers were 06 from long range. Triton was led by Phillip Reed with 11 points. The 1-1 Panthers host East Noble this Friday night—their only home contest until January. Junior varsity tip-off is set for 6:15p.m., with the varsity matchup in the non-conference contest beginning about Bp.m. NWHS matmen take Dual North Wood easily took top honors in the St. Joe Triple Dual held Saturday, December 2, topping Clay 41-25, Adams 57-24, and host St. Joe 69-12. Panther wrestlers finished as follows: 103 Gary Schmucker 3-0 with three pins, 112 Chad Cook 21,119 Ben Becker 0-3, 125 Donny Black 30- with a technical fall and two pins; 130 Reuben Eicher 3-0, 135 Mike Sanders 3-0 with three pins; 140 David Speicher2-1, 145 Nate Schmucker 3-0 wjth three pins; 152 Jesse Cook 2-1, 160 Justin Witmer 3-0 with two pins and a forfeit, 171 Nate Andrews 30 with two pins and a forfeit, 189 Adam Slone 0-1, and 189 Nick Mitchell 0-2. Triton fails to Panther JV Triton became the second straight victim of the North Wood JV boys’ basketball team, losing 38-23, in a game played December 1, at Triton. Jake Yoder led the Panthers with ,13 points and eight rebounds, while Kip Chamberlin added nine points. It was the opener for the host Trojans. North Wood hosts East Noble Friday, December 8, at the Panther Pit.

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Panthers lose one, win one The freshman Panther basketball team lost to Wawasee 29-34 Thursday, November 30, moving their season record to 2-1. Joe Abel scored seven points, while Brad Greenlee added five points and four rebounds and Chad Martin came away with four points, seven rebounds and three steals. In the two-quarter “B” game. North Wood took Wawasee 26-21. Dustin Johns scored nine points, Darin Nunemaker seven and Brad Yoder, six. Sports teams see action THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7 NWMS boys’ basketball, Bteams at Heritage, 4:30p.m. Freshman boys’ basketball, Bremen, here, 6:30p.m. Freshman girls’ basketball, at Plymouth, 6p.m. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8 NWHS varsity and JV boys’ basketball, East Noble, here, 6:15p.m. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9 NWHS varsity and JV boys’ basketball, at Tippecanoe Valley. 6:15p.m. NWHS boys’ swimming, invitational, here, 9a.m. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1 i Freshman girls’ basketball, at Northridge, 6:30p.m. Freshman boys’ basketball, John Glenn, here, 6:30p.m. NWMS boys’ basketball, Ateams, Schmucker, here, 4:30p.m. Women’s volleyball: 7p.m.— Tumblebus vs Plymouth Glass, and Bethel’s Bouncers vs First Church of God; 7:50p.m. Supersweet Feeds vs Schmucker LP Gas, and Yoder & Stutzman vs Michiana Mattress; 8:40p.m. Fairmont Homes vs United Mets, and Topp-Notch Construction vs Fred’s Flowers. Games played at Woodview Elementary School gymnasium. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12 NWMS boys’ basketball, Ateams, Bremen, here, 4p.m. NWHS girls’ varsity and JV basketball, at Wawasee, 6:15p.m. NWHS boys’ swimming, Bremen, here, 6p.m. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13 Men’s basketball: 7p.m.—Wes Culver Realty vs Gunners, and Cuts-R-Us/Port-A-Pit vs Riverview Lumber; Bp.m. — Supersweet Feeds vs Roll Pak/Yellow Creek Mennonite, and NTA vs Foyle P&H/Cotton & Cotton Ins.; 9p.m. —Union Center vs Templeton Shell, and Ace Builders/Pete Yoder vs KH. Games played at Nappanee Elementary School gymnasium.

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