Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 123, Number 21, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 24 May 2000 — Page 7

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Girls advance to track regional

The North Wood High School girls’ track team was set to compete two relay teams and four individuals in Tuesday’s Bremen track regional, as the result of last week’s sectional competition held

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BOYS GOLF—Pictured at left: Chet Walters tees off against Goshen and Plymouth during the North Wood home game Tuesday, May 16. Pictured above is the North Wood High School Boys Golf team. Front, left to right: Jacob Brubaker, Zach Stavedahl, Scott Gerber, Adam Hochstetler, Corey Hepler,

in Warsaw. Representing the Panthers at Bremen were senior Tina Cerame, who won the 300 low hurdles with a time of 48.52; seniors Natalie Nunemaker (second in discus and third in shot put) and Shelly Stichter (tied for fourth in high This week FRIDAY, MAY 26 Men’s slow-pitch softball (Green Division): 6p.m.—K.H. vs Travel Supreme, 7p.m.—The Facility vs Syracuse Rubber, Bp.m.—First Brethren vs Red Necks, 9p.m.—Bible Baptist vs North Main Mennonite. SATURDAY, MAY 27 Nappanee Minor League Baseball: Cubs vs Giants, 9a.m„ field two; Phillies vs A’s, 10a.m., field two. Nappanee Major League Baseball: Marlins vs Rockies, Ba.m., field one; Yankees vs Astros, 10a.m., field one; Reds vs Mariners, 12p.m., field one. NWHS girls’ varsity softball. South Bend Riley, Griffin and Washington, at Griffin, 11a.m. Girls’ tennis semi-state at LaPorte. TUESDAY, MAY 30 Men’s slow-pitch softball (Blue Division): 6p.m.—Breckcnridge vs Ranch Fiberglass, 7p.m.— Martin Bros, vs Beauty & Body Works, > Bp.m.—Popcorn Construction vs Brodbcck Seeds, 9p.m.—Fred’s Flowers vs Loose Cannons. Nappanee Minor League Baseball: White Sox vs Cubs, 5:30p.m., field one. Nappanee T-Ball: Dodgers vs Red Sox, 5:30p.m., field two; Blue Jays vs Twins, 6:30p.m., field two. Nappanee Major League Baseball: Mets vs Marlins, 7p.m., field one.

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Goshen sweeps Panthers

The NWMS “A” golfers lost to Goshen. 237-253, in a match played May 16 at Spring Meadow Farm Golf Course. Trevor Shields and Jordan Anglemyer each shot 47s for the Panthers, while Aaron Hahn closed at 49, Wes BeMiller 53 and Greg Yoder 57. The “B” team also fell to Goshen, 261-274, with Andrew Myers and Josh Yoder each shooting 54 to pace the Panthers. Justin Tierney and David Brown each fired 555, Derrick Miller 56 and Jamie Skyrm 58. The Lady Panihers'fell 162-232. Bobbi Anglemyer led NW with 71.

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Loucks and freshman Kelly Easton. Panther Coach Kirt Hunsberger stated, “North Wood has had at least one sectional champion for the past 12 years, and Tina kept that going. Any time you get a sectional champion you’re happy, but I’m sad for others. Times weren’t as good as expected and the cool, damp conditions probably had something to do with that.” Warsaw won the team title with ioi.il of 115 noints. followed hv Elkhart Central with 96, Northridge 80-1/2, North Wood 72-1/2, Concord 59, Wawasee 52, Elkhart Memorial 51, Fairfield 36, Goshen 21 and Jimtown 2. The top four finishers in each event advanced to Bremen, competing with winners from the Bremen, Northwestern and Tippecanoe Valley Sectionals.

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ron co^ atiOni '' Tina Cerame North Wood Girls’ Track

The Nappanee Advance News Athlete of the Week North Wood High School May 15-20, 2000 Tina finished first in last week’s Warsaw Gilrs’ Track & Field SectionaHn the 300 low hurdles, with a time of 48.52. She was set to compete in Tuesday’s Bremen Regional. \ Honorable Mention: Three other individuals- Carol Duncan, Natalie Nunemaker, Shelly Stichter and two relay teams (4xloo and 4x400) who also advanced. Congratulations, Panthers!

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Sports Clips

Begin summer baseball I he NorthWiM,.! summer h.iseb.ill team for boss .tees 13-15 years will begin practice Thursday. June 1. from 5:50-5:30p.m.. at the high school. It \oti have questions, please contact Lenin Krebs at 3-311” or Doue Gerber at 773-4127. Yoder earns NLC honors Jess Yoder, a member ol the NorthWotnl High School girls’ tennis team, is the lone Panther to be named lust week to the All-Conference team, by Northern Lakes Conference coaches. Jess was named to an at-large position. Plymouth finished lirst in the conference with a 5-1 mark, while the Panthers placed sixth at 2-4. Lisa Edison, Plymouth, was named NLC Coach of the Year. Lady Swingers list results The following results have been announced by the Lady Swingers golf league, for play of May 15. Flight A —Dee Bricker, low gross and Lynette Fitzsimmons, low net. Flight B —Jill Everest, low gross and Tina Hiss, low net. Flight C —Jan Smith, low gross. Flight D—Karen Carich, low gross. Low Putts —Wendy Johnson. Look for initial win The North Wood High School girls’ softball team is still looking for its first win of the season, as a result of last week’s 13-0 Northern Lakes Conference loss to Plymouth, on the Panther diamond The game was shortened to five innings, due to the 10-run rule. The 019 Panthers were hitless, and helped the Plymouth cause by committing seven errors, to none for their guests. Panther batters struggle The North Wood varsity baseball team slipped to 10-10 (3-7 NLC), last week, with losses to Elkhart Memorial and Plymouth. The JV also fell, to Plymouth, slipping to 8-7 on the season. Against Memorial, the hosts scored two runs in the first, another in the second and eight big ones in the fourth, while holding their guests runless in 1 the five-inning game, shortened due to the 10-run rule. Josh Snyder took the mound loss for the Panthers, with Brock Doty also, seeina Ditchine action. Matt Sitek and Jesse Hoover each eot a sinele for thel struggling Panthers. Plymouth took a 4-1 conference victory from the host Panthers, pounding out six hits while NW could manage just four. Singles were collected by Brock Doty, Anthony Sanders, Nate Brown and Eric Flickinger, who also got the lone RBI. Jesse Hoover went the distance on the mound for North Wood, issuing seven strikeouts and walking six. The JV fell to Plymouth 11-4, with the Panthers scoring all of their runs in the bottom of the first, while their guests scored eight runs in the seventh to pull out the victory. Brandon Hall was the losing pitcher, and added a single and run in the contest. Jordan Adams smashed two singles and a double, while Josh Estepp had a single and Jacob Rogers and Dustin Zentz each two singles.

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