Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 38, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 23 September 2010 — Page 7

GMSGOtf Myers advances to regional North Wood's Emily Myers earned an individual regional berth with an 89 at the East Noble Girls Golf Sectional at Noble Hawk Saturday. Myers will compete this Saturday in tire East Noble Regional at Cobblestone. As a team, the Panthers finished fourth with a score of 372, 50 strokes behind sectional champion East Noble. EAST NOBLE GIRLS GOLF SECTIONAL At Kendallville. Noble Hawk Par 70 Team scores: East Noble 322, Fairfield 354. Elkhart Memorial 356. North Wood 372, Concord 375. Northridge 375, Goshen 391, Elkhart Central 400. Prairie Heights 439. West Noble 448. Top 5 individuals: I. Haley King (EM) 71, 2. Katie Sharpe (EN) 72, 3. Brenna Sherwood (EM) 77, 4. Anna Pasquali (EN) 79.5. Kelsie Skipper (EM) 80. NORTHWOOD (372): Heidi Morganlhaler 94. Kelbi Taylor 97. Sarah Smeltzer 92. Emily Myers 89. Kathryn Adams 104. GIRLS SOCCER NW loses at Memorial North Wood unleashed 32 shots on goal but couldn't push the ball across the goal line in a 1-0 Northern Lakes Conference girls soccer loss at Elkhart Memorial last Tuesday. Although the Chargers managed just five shots on goal, Danielle Conrad's 14thminute tally made the difference. ELKHART MEMORIAL 1. NORTHW OOD 0 At Elkhart Halftime score: Elkhart Memorial 1. North Wood 0 First Half EM - Danielle Conrad. 14th minute Shots on goal: NW 32. EM 5 Saves: NW 4 (Danae Ehret). EM 30 (Malkin Conrad) Comers: NW' 10. EM 0 Records: NW 6-2-3 <l-2-2 NLC) JV Score: North Wood 1. Elkhart Memorial 0 Goal: Elizabeth Fleetwood (NW) JV Record: NW 4-3-1 (1-3-1 NLC) North Wood routs ECA Val Ostrowski and Kristvn Burt combined on a five-goal first-half barrage to lead North Wood's girls soccer team to ar 8-0 trouncing of Elkhart Christian Academy in the second round of the Bethany Christian Invitational last Saturday. Ostrowski scored three times and assisted on the match’s first goal for the Panthers, while Burt collected a pair of goals and a couple of assists - all in the first half. Cassie Dyksen, kaitlyn Heckaman, and Hillary Lechlitner also scored for North Wood. NORTHW OOD K. ELKHART CHRISTIAN 0 Al Goshen Halftime score North Wood 5. ECAO Ist Half NW - Knsnn Bun (Val Ostrow*Jal. 'th-irimae NW - Oarow-ski. 2Kth minute NW - Ostrowski (Bun). 29th minute NW' - Bun (Brooklyn Moore). 34th mmuic NW - Ostrowski - (Bun) - 38th minute 2nd Halt NW - Cassie Dyksen (Anana Eshelman >. 53rd minute

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lead North Wood, followed by Zach Schwartz, who rushed for 21 yards and scored a touchdown. Schwartz also ran the ball in for an extra point. Trent Sellers had a big game as well with a 46-yard touchdown catch and 18 rushing yards. Also for the Panthers, Josh Chupp caught a 23-yard pass; Devyn Maugel rushed for 17 yards; Cole Lozano rushed for 13 yards; and Steven Hettler caught a 12-yard pass. Leading tacklers for North Wood were: Mark Ingle seven; and Ryan Menzie, Trent Sellers, Maugel, Alex Carder, and Spencer Abel, ail with three. NW 7th pummels North Side The North Wood seventh grade football team came roaring back from an early 6-0 deficit to defeat the Huskies of Elkhart North Side convincingly, 48-6 last Tuesday. The 48 points are a season high for the Panthers who pushed their record to 5-0. Tanner Cleveland and Zach Chupp each tallied two touchdowns with Cleveland scoring on a 34-yard run and a 67-yard kickoff return to start the second half. Chupp's scores were on receptions of 12 and 52 yards from Braxton Linville. Clayton Sheets also caught a touchdown pass from Linville, good for 45 yards. Linville completed five passes for 134 yards. Alec McCuen scored on a 3-yard run and Linville also had a 26yard touchdown run. After giving up the early score, the North Wood defense went to work and held North Side scoreless the rest of the game. Leading the defense were Jeremiah Hilty with eight hits and a fumble recovery. Dakirvon Fox had seven tackles, Jalynn Borkholder and Nick Dillon six each, and Cleveland 5. Lincoln nips North Wood Bth North Wood came up just short in a 16-14 eighth grade football loss to Lincoln last Saturday. Travis Bear returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown, rushed for 28 yards, and also connected with Kirk, Eby for a 20-yard touchdown pass. Also for the Panthers, Domiruc Miranda rushed for 20 yards, Scott Kem picked up 19 yards on the ground, and Eby caught a pair of passes for 24 yards. Leading North Wood tacklers were Kem six. Bear five, and Josh Hunting, Derek Weldy, and Gage Hochstetler, all with three. NW 7th upends Lincoln The North Wood seventh grade football team defeated Lincoln last Saturday, 38-6 to run its record to 4-0. The Panthers rushed for 203 yards on a rain-soaked field with touchdowns being scored by Erick Meier (5 yards), Jalynn Borkholder (42 yards). Tanner

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Cleveland (20 yards), and David Eshelman (17 yards). Braxton Linville threw for 44 yards and passed for one touchdown to Cleveland, good for 30 yards. Connor Miller booted four extra points. Nick Dillon led the North Wood defense from his linebacker spot with 10 tackles, playing most of the game in the Lincoln backfield. Clayton Sheets and Jalynn Borkholder added five hits each, and Jeremiah Hilty added four. Cleveland had a fumble recovery and Mario Rodriguez an interception. JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY Runners pile up bests The North Wood Middle School cross country teams competed against Penn Discovery and Goshen Middle School on a wet and breezy afternoon Thursday. Fourteen of the 19 girls who ran finished with their best time of the year. McKayla Fielstra led the way for the Lady Panthers with a 12th-place finish out of 110 total runners. Her time was 13:39. Less than 1 second behind Fielstra was Kay lee Haynes who finished 13th overall. Also scoring for the girls were Gabby Birr, 21st in 14:15; McKenzie Jarell, 24th in 14:32; and Jamie Mcßride, 35th in 14:57. Most improved for the girls was Vanessa Lopez who shaved 1:37 off her previous best time. For the boys team Garrett Flowers led the wav with a sixth-place finish out of 94 runners. His time was 12:04. Also placing in the top 20 for the boys were Teagan Stutsman, eighth in 12:21; Hayden Klotz, 10th in 12:24; Caleb Darr, 15th in 12:53; and Nick Newcomer, 20th in 13:01. Most improved on the boys team was Dylan Simon who improved upon his previous best time by 2:17. Twenty-three of the 24 boys who ran for North Wood had their best time of the year. Panthers run at TV Invite The North Wood Middle School cross country teams competed in the Tippecanoe Valley Invitational last Saturday. The girls team finished fifth out of 12 schools. McKayla Fielstra led the wav with an 18th-place finish out of 114 runners. Her time was 14:32. Also scoring for North Wood were Kavlee Haynes, 25th in 14:53; McKenzie Jarrell, 28th in 15:05; Gabby Birr, 33rd in 15:11 and Brianna Sanders, 36th in 15:35, Most improved for the girls team was Blaec Kunze who took 58 seconds off her previous best time. The North Wood boys team finished third out of 11 schools. Garrett Flowers paced the See Scoreboard, page B 3

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