Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 129, Number 7, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 16 February 2006 — Page 9

Freshmen boys season comes to a dose

Basketball FRESHMEN • NORTHWOOD 54, BREMEN 43 At Nappanee (2/6) Stats: Matt Troyer 17 pts; Clark Ziegler 8 pts; Derek Loucks 7 pts; Reid Yoder 6 pts. Records: NW 11-7; Bremen 11-9. • WAWASEE 47, NORTHWOOD 28 NLC Tourney (Ist Round) At Syracuse (2/11) Stats: Brandon Williams 11 pts; Matt Troyer 5 pts; Derek Loucks 4 pts. • WARSAW 35, NORTHWOOD 34 NLC Tourney (Consolation) At Syracuse (2/11) Stats: Preston Swain 7 pts; Reid Yoder 6 pts, Arick Armington 5 pts; Brandon Williams 4 pts. Final Record: 11-9 <4-3 NLC). Members of the team were: Tyler Raber, Brandon Williams, Reid Yoder, Preston Swain, Chaz Bellman, Josh Bailey, Clark Ziegler, Matt Troyer, Arick Armington. Derek Loucks, Brady Klotz, Carter Ammerman and Brandon Yoder. The Panthers were coached by Bob Bilinski, assisted by Patrick Thompson, and Tyler Sander was the manager. BTH GRADE A Team • NORTHWOOD 38, GOSHEN 8 At Wakarusa (2/7) Stats: Jacki Hershberger 1 reb; Delaine Bussard 3 pts; Melissa Ramer 3 rebs; Lindsey Steffen 14 pts, 8 rebs; Courtney Frantz 10 pts. 1 reb; Kelcie Lehman 6 pts, 4 rebs: Ali Lechlitner 1 reb. Record: 3-0. • NORTHWOOD 36, EDGEWOOD 32 At Wakarusa (2/9)

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One out of event six cMdren in America b fiving in a state of poverty. And that's one too many American dreams broken. One too many American childhoods at risk, threatened by the daily struggle to secure enough food, enough shelter, enough medicine just to survive. Nearly 12,000,000 precious lives hanging in a brutally uncertain balance Sixteen percent of all our children —a poverty rate that's higher than any other age group. But who cares to notice? POVERTY i m hi.<in

Stats: Jacki Hershberger 2 pts; Delaine Bussard 5 rebs; Melissa Ramer 1 reb; Lindsey Steffen 18 pts. 7 rebs; Courtney Frantz 8 pts, 6 rebs: Kelcie Lehman 8 pts, 4 rebs; Taylor Armington 2 rebs. Record: 4-0. • NORTHWOOD 43, WILBUR WRIGHT 30 Willow Creek Tournament (Game 1) At Portage (2/11) Stats: Jacki Hershberger 8 pts. 4 rebs; Delaine Bussard 2 rebs: Lindsey Steffen 10 pts, 5 rebs: Courtney Frantz 14 pts. 7 rebs; Chelsea Stutzman 1 reb; Kelcie Lehman 11 pts. 4 rebs; Taylor Armington 2 rebs. Record: 5-0. • UNION TOWNSHIP 27, NORTHWOOD 17 Willow Creek Tournament (Championship) At Portage (2/11) Stats: Jacki Hershberger 5 pts; Melissa Ramer 6 rebs; Courtney Frantz 8 pts, 6 rebs; Kelcie Lehman 4 pts, 4 rebs; Taylor Armington 1 reb. Record: 5-1. 7TH GRADE A Team • EDGEWOOD 29, NORTHWOOD 26 At Wakarusa (2/9) Stats: Kami Stutzman 1 reb; Mackenzie Campbell 2pts, 1 reb; Kaci Heeter 8 pts, 6 rebs; Allison Schrock 4 pts, 1 reb; Morgan Yoder 9 pts, 3 rebs: Taylor Olson 3 pts. 3 rebs. Record: 5- 1 . Swimming BOYS • NORTHWOOD 112, ROCHESTER 67 At Nappanee (2/9) 200 Medley Relay: 1 North Wood

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DAT PHOTO Senior Brent Hollar gets some air during a dive.

(Kyle Hochstetler. Jarron Lincoln, Todd Byrket. Jason Casteel) 1:56.07: 2. North Wood (Daniel Hendry, Scott Anglemeyer. Zac Slabaugh, Seth Emerick) 2:06.03; 3. Rochester 2:19.98. 200 Free: 1. Hendry (NW) 2:11.72; 2. Kory Martin (R) 2:15.32; 3. Slabaugh (NW) 2:22.00: 4. Sam Gagnon (R) 2:29.75; 5. Robert Williams (R) 2:35.65. 200 IM: 1. Geoel Simpson (R) 2:20.01: 2. Hochstetler (NW) 2:42.67; 3. Emerick (NW) 2:49.34; 4. Steve Kays (R) 2:52.31; 5. Burt

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Keel (R) 3:11.48. 50 Free: 1. Byrket (NW) 22:45; 2. Nate Yoder (NW) 26.91; 3. Matt Williamson (R) 27.57; 4. Mike Kays (R) 27.45; 5. Austen Burkholder (NW) 28.64. Meter Dive: 1. James Woolley (NW) 195.45; 2. Brent Hollar (NW) 190.80; 3. Jordan Osborne (NW) 177.30. 100 Fly: 1. Mark Statler <R)! :09.88; 2. Casteel (NW) 1:15.31; 3. Emerick (NW) 1:19.13. 100 Free: 1. Byrket (NW) 49.31; 2. Kory Martin (R) 58.59; 3. Slabaugh

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DAT PHOTO Freshman Zach Slabaugh competes in a freestyle event against Rochester on Feb. 9 at North Wood.

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ADVANCE NEWS PHOTO/A.W. GADSON Junior Jarron Lincoln comes up for air during the breast stroke.

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ADVANCE NEWS PHOTO/A.W. GADSON Sophomore Jason Casteel tries to push all the water he can back during his race in the butterfly.

(NW) 59.17; 4. Kenny. Beachy (NW) 1:00.08; 5. Gagnon (R) 1:05.28. 500 Free: 1. Hendry (NW) 5:52.32: 2. M. Kays (R) 6:29.10; 3. Yoder (NW) 6:33.21; 4. Williams (R) 7:08.68. 200 Free Relay: 1. Rochester 1:45.10; 2. North Wood (Beachy, Lincoln, Anglemeyer, Hollar) 1:47.43; 3. North Wood (Casteel. Burkholder, Jordan Weyenberg, Yoder) 1:58.06. 100 Back: 1. Simpson (R) 1:04.65; 2. Hochstetler(NW) 1:12.50; 3. John

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Maiola (R) 1:28.12; 4. Williamson (R) 1:30.32: 5. Beachy (NW) 1:32.68. 100 Breast: 1. Lincoln (NW) 1:11.02; 2. Anglemeyer (NW) 1:13.49; 3. Statler (R) 1:16.35: 4. Burkholder (NW) 1:19.67; 5. S. Kays (R) 1:30.05. 400 Free Relay: 1. North Wood (Hendry. Slabaugh. Hochstetler. Byrket) 3:50.37: 2. Rochester 4:08.26; 3. North Wood (Yoder.' Emerick, Casteel. Burkholder) 4:23.86.

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