Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 121, Number 40, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 7 October 1998 — Page 10

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NappaiH-e Advance News Wednesday. October 7, IWX

SEVENTH PANTHERS—Members of the North Wood Middle School seventh grade football team, front, from left, Josh Wesley, Toby Mast, Adam Jenkins, Abrahm Nowland, Greg Yoder, Eric Gongwer, Aaron Emerick, Chad Markham, Matthew Beachy, Jeremy Whetstone, Evan Atkinson and Cameron Hartman. Second row, Kyle Ouimet, Josh Greenlee, Joshua Davidhizar, Jeremy Wise, Tristan Martz. Trent Mast, Amy Mast, Roberto Escamilla, Ley Kendall, A.J. Rhymer, Zach Bohner and Brady Shively Third row, Cody Weldy, Ben Adams, Adam Sharp, James Linville, Robert Kurtz, Matt Herr, Chad Davis, Austin Mattern, Zach Mills, Christain Casteel, Bobby Huffman, Jim Moudy and Derrick

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PLAY FOR NWMS—Members of the eighth grade Panther football team, front, from left, Joe Tarman, David Hunsberger, Matt Metzler, Michael Wilkman, Zach Chupo, Todd Klotz, Eric Hommerding, Matt Loucks and Brcra Brosemer. Second row, Coach Rod Lone, Ryan Bradley, Troy Cox, Blake Davis, Jason Cudd, Phil Sumpter, Brandon Stutzman, Andy Hostettler, Brandon Steffon and Coach Mark BeMiller. Third row, Scott Gerber, Nick Bentley, Adam Huffman, Jack Stutzman, Josh Bonee, Caleb Shaw, Jeff Hertsel, Mike Roose, Jacob Eby and Coach Todd

Panthers fall behind Northridge

NorthWpod Middle School's girls’ cross-country team fell short at Northridge Middle School, October 1, with a score of 50-15. Kelly Easton led the Lady Panthers with a 12th place finish and a time of 14:25; Becky

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Hufford-. 15th, 15:06; Ashley Bowen. 16th. 15:07. The loss to Northridge left the girls with a 0-11 record. The boys’ cross country team traveled to Heritage Middle School. October I. with similar

Stump. Fourth row. Brad Stump, Devin Mitchell, Mikel Santos, Ryan Wenger, Michael Bechtel, Nick Cissa, Jordan Anglemyer, Joe Beer, Andrew Myers, Chris Michael, Heath Yoder, Mark Hostetler and Derrick Miller. Fifth row. Coach Matt Hockert, Josh Leinbach, Zac Greenawalt, Justin Yoder, Tyler Owen. Mike Uhl, Randy Mitschelen, Philip Bemiller, Drew Seitz, James Geleske, Cheyne Stouder, Chris Harter and Coach Rob Henschen. Back, Coach Keith Foley, Scott Mast, Jeremy Gibson, Jason Schutz, Adam Tobias, Josha Yoder, Ben Anglin, Jared Chesley, Josh Sabo, David Brown, Cody Burkholder, Richard Cannon, David Mishler and Coach Steve Shively (Photo provided)

Wegmiller. Fourth row, Austin Perkins, Robert Nunemaker, Lee Hartman, John Kulp, E.J. Vehl, Nathan Hixenbaugh, „ Brandon Bickel, Chris Hutcherson, Bart Burkhart and Kyle Martin. Fifth row, Tim Tucker, Peter Widmer, Jordan Adams, Adam Burnworth, Joey Hochstetler, Jon Hershberger, Patrick McKechnie, Bret Hershberger, Josh Hornish, Philip Jones and Coach Robert Harkness. Back, Brandon Hall, Nick Brown, Jamie Garcia, Eric Brumbaugh, Chris Lechlitner, Kevin Voder, Adam Leeper, Josh Estepp, Nick Larsen and Justin Lundvall. (Photo provided)

results as they succumb to their hosts 50-15. The loss left their record I-10. Blain McDowell led the Panthers with a 13th place finish and a time ol 11:48; Joel Richard,

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16th. 12:23; Jody Sarber 18th, 12:25; Mark Hochstetler, 30th, 13:23; Brent Paulus 33rd, 13:42; Josh Richmond. 35th, 13:53; Cory Wesley. 36th. 14:05; Peter Rummcl. 40th. 14:57; and Casey Martin. 41. 15:58.

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NWMS gridders handle Fairfield

The eighth grade Panther football team blanked Fairfield last week, 31-0, in a contest played on the North Wood field. Troy Cox rushed once for 40 yards and scored a touchdown, to pace the Panther offense, while E.J. Yehl added 26 yards and intercepted a pass, running it back for a score. Adam Bumworth caught a fiveyard TD pass, and Jordan Adams ran back a punt 70 yards to paydirt. Josh Estepp rounded out the TD scoring with one. and added 17 rushing yards. Interceptions were also made by Kevin Yoder and Phil Sumpter, and Brandon Hall booted a PAT. For seventh, North Wood slipped by 18-6, led by Josh Sabo, who caught two passes from Phil

CMA stops Panther netters

Culver Military Academy's tennis team slipped by North Wood’s varsity, 3-2, in a match held last week at CMA. Peter Metz won at No. 1 singles for the Panthers, taking Dan Kauffman 6-2, 6-0. Walt Fales lost at the No. 2 position, 5-7, 7-6 (7-5) (7-3), while Eric Reynolds fell at the No. 2 spot. 6-2. 2-6, 6-4. Chet Walters/Matt Sitek lost their No. I doubles matchup, 6-4, 6-0, while the No. 2 team of Nick Abel/Sean Clem won 6-3. 6-3. The JV Panthers fell 2-1, with Keith Fishburn the lone winner, taking his singles match 8-2, while Chris McClung fell by the same

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Bemiller. one for seven yards and one for a 35-yard TD. He also added 43 yards on five carries. Andrew Myers added 45 yards on eight carries, including a sixyard TD. and he also caught two Bemiller passes for seven yards. Phil Bemiller carried five times for 44 yards, including a 15-yard TD; Joey Beer carried four times for 19 yards and Josh Greenlee added 10 yards in one carry. For the defense, Cody Burkholder and Joey Beer each had eight hits, while Chad Davis, Austin Mattern. Toby Mast and Mike Bechtel each had three hits, with Davis and Mattern each recovering a fumble. Jeremy Wise added one hit and a fumble recovery, and Andrew Myers had an interception which he returned for eight yards.

margin. The doubles team of Brad Wilson. Ben Bowers also fell short, 8-7. Plymouth defeats Panthers Lady Panthers took on Plymouth soccer players, October 1, but fell short 6-1. North Wood fired eight shots, made 18 saves and added two corners before falling victim to the Pilgrims. Jessica Speed made the teams single goal with the assisting efforts of Tara Collins.

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