Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 127, Number 2, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 8 January 2004 — Page 7

North Wood wrestlers defeat Plymouth • NORTHWOOD 55, PLYMOUTH 18 AtNappanee 103: Cameron Hartman (NW) forfeit; 112: Steven Mayfield (NW) forfeit; 119: Sam Montgomery (NW) pinned Trevor Leffert 1:09; 125: Matt Simanski (P) dec. AJ Rhymer, 9-4; 130; Derek Brunett (NW) pinned Adam Pratt 4:58; 135: Adam Jenkins (NW) pinned David Hartman 1:22; 140: Dillon Whitacre (NW) pinned David Read 5:05; 145: Frank Pickens (P) dec. Josh Harrington, 4-i; 152: Jason Hochstetler (NW) dec. lan Miser, 13-5; 160: Chad Davis (NW) dec. Nathan Bieszka, 3-1; 171: Austin Mattem (NW) dec. Coty Singleton, 7-2; 189: David Mishler (NW) dec. Jared Gaul, 5-0; 215: Randy Mitscheler (NW) pinned Grant Coyner 5:29; 275: Eric Quintana (P) pinned Brandon Martin 0:53. Junior Varsity: 125: Austin Hansher (NW) pinned Jon Bradley 1:24; ~ 135: Trent Klotz (NW) dec. Robert Pinkowski, 6-2; 145: Jake Clough (P) pinned Jeremy Fattorusso 4:56; 215: Michael Hooker (P) pinned Aaron Hahn 0:51; 275: Jake Creighbaum (P) dec. Toney Lopez, 8-2; 275: JD McHargue (P) pinned Joe Wegener 1:53 Indiana High School Basketbal Girls Career Coaching Leaders

By The Associated Press 486 a-Donna Cheatham, Southwestern (Jefferson) 452 a-Steve Neff, North Wood 450 a-Wayne Kreiger, Columbia City 448 Cinda Brown, Rushville 434 Jan Conner, Martinsville 399 a-Will Wienhorst, Warsaw 397 a-Tom May, Crown Point

This week in Wollee sports FRIDAY, JAN. 9 •NWHS Varsity/JV Girls’ Basketball, Wawasee, here, 6:15 p.m. SATURDAY, JAN. 10 •NWHS Varsity/JV Boys’ Basketball, Wawasee, there, 6:15 p.m. •NWHS Freshman Girls’ Basketball, Wawasee, here, 1 p.m. •NWHS Freshman Boys’ Basketball, Freshman Tourney, @Fairfield, 9 a.m. •NWHS Wrestling, JV Invitational, @ Northfield, 9 a.m.; Varsity Invitational, @ Goshen, 9 a.m. •NWHS Varsity/JV Swimming (Boys/Girls), Elkhart Memorial, there, 9:15 a.m. TUESDAY, JAN. 13 •NWHS Varsity/JV Girls’ Basketball, Mishawaka, there, 6 p.m. •NWHS Freshman Girls’ Basketball, Bremen, here, 6:30 p.m. a •NWHS Varsity/JV Northridge, here, 4:45 p.m. •NWMS Boyß’ Basketball, Heritage, 7th A & B here, 4:45 p.m.; Bth A & A there, 4:30 p.m. THURSDAY, JAN. 15 •NWHS Freshman Girls’ Basketball, Northridge, there, 6 p.m. •NWHS Freshman Boys’ Basketball, Northridge, there, 7:30 p.m. •NWHS Wrestling, Northridge, here, 6:45 p.m. •NWHS Varsity/JV Swimming (Boys/Girls), Bremen, here, 4:45 p.m. •NWMS Boys’ Basketball, Edgewood, A-team, here, 4:30 p.m.

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350 a-Alan Vickrey, Indpls N. Central 346 Dave Riley, Ft. Wayne Northrop 341 Donna Sullivan, Seymour 336 Pete Pritchett, Bedford N. Lawrence 324 Bob Kirkhoff, Indpls Roncalli a-active, through games of Dec. 17

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WRESTLING The wrestlers defeated Plymouth in NLC action 55-12 to bring their record to 2-3 (1-1 NLC). Winners for the Panthers were 103 lbs Cameron Hartman, 112-Steven Mayfield, 119Sam Montgomery, 130-Derek Burnett (pin), 135Adam Jenkins (pin), 140-Dillon Whitacre (pin), 152-Jason Hochstetler, 160-Chad Davis, 171Austin Mattem, 189-David Mishler, and 215Randy Mitschelen (pin). Next, Denny Lewis crew finished second at the Penn Invitational win a record of 4-1. Winners for North Wood were Chad Davis at 160 lbs. Davis went 5-0 with 5 pins for the second straight year! At 171 lbs, Austin Mattem was also 5-0. And finally, the wrestlers finished 10th out of 32 teams at the Connersville Spartan Classic. Austin Mattem at 171 lbs finished third, while Dillon Whitacre-140, Randy Mitschelen-215, and Sam Montgomery-119 all finished fourth. AJ Rhymer-125 and Chad Davis-160 earned seventhplace finishes.

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SWIMMING Girls The girls were defeated by Mishawaka 92-88. First place winners for the Panthers were: 200 medley relay team Sheri Garcia, Amy Byrket, Jessica Farmwald, and Asha Holsopple. 200 freestyle Asha Holsopple; 200 individual medley-Amy Byrket; 50 freestyle-Sheri Garcia; 100 butterfly-Asha Holsopple; 100 freestyle-Sheri Garcia and the 200 freestyle relay team of McKayela Collins, Tiffany Lehman, Sheri Garcia, and Asha Holsopple. Boys The boys swim team was also defeated by Mishawaka 129-40. Brent Hollar took first in the 1 meter diving while Josh Chupp had two seconds in the 50 freestyle and 100 freestyle. Kyle Hochstetler finished second in the 100 backstroke. GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls freshman team defeated SB St. Josephs 16-9 to raise their record to 5-2. Leading scorers were Calley Tucker with 8 and Casey Bough with 5. The girls were then defeated by Plymouth 31-23. Bethany Ramer totaled 8 points

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to lead the Panthers. The varsity Black Swish were defeated by Plymouth in conference action 45-38. Leading the way for Panthers were Audrey Duncan with 11, Mandy Yoder with 10, and Lauren Zeltwanger added 8. The JV girls were also defeated by Plymouth 33-29. In NLC tourney action the Black Swish matched up against Plymouth again and were defeated by the Lady Pilgrims 44-36. Lauren Zeltwanger had 9 points and Mandy Yoder had 7. In the consolation game, North Wood defeated Northridge 55-44. Zeltwanger led the way with 18 points. Carrie Egging had 12, Jessica Focht and Audrey Duncan added 9 apiece. BOYS BASKETBALL The Freshman boys team defeated previously unbeaten John Glenn 41-34. Trey Andrews led the way with 13 points and J.J. Anglemyer had 9. The boys then lost to Plymouth 38-22. Brant Ehret had 7 points and Kent Schaffer 6. The boys are now 5t2 (1-2 NLC).

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