Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 40, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 7 October 2010 — Page 7

DAT photo Panther tight end Ethan Killian (46) almost gets photographer Dale Tobias into the action as he turns upfield near the sideline after a short reception. Panthers , cont. from Page A 6

North Wood rushed for 259 yards on the night, led by a season- and career-high 209 from Brown on 22 carriers. Coleman added 42 yards on 16 totes. Through the air, Coleman was 10 of 20 for 104 yards and a touchdown, but threw three costly interceptions. The relentless Taylor Anglemyer led the defense, as usual, with 10 tackles including a sack, while Roberts picked up seven tackles. White, Lucio Chumas, and Kenny Knigga all had five tackles and a sack apiece for the Panthers. For Memorial, Tyran Hansborough led the way on the ground with 79 yards on 20 carries. Mills was an efficient 11 for 17 passing for 128 yards and a touchdown, with eight of the passes going to Johnson for a total of 92 yards and a score all in the first half. North Wood plays its final regular-season home game Friday against Warsaw (1-6, 1-4 NLC) in a battle that will likely determine the conference cellar-dweller for 2010. JV Update The Panther JV football team continued its impressive late-season surge, blanking Elkhart Memorial 16-0 for its third consecutive win and second straight shutout. Following a Braden Troxel interception, Andrew Hahn ran 5 yards for a score and Will Kirkwood ran in the 2-point conversion to give the Panthers an 8-0 lead after one quarter. Hahn then tossed a 19-yard second-period TD pass to Nick Graber on a tricky halfback option play, and offensive lineman Tyler Holdeman was the unlikely hero on the PAT run as he recovered Kirkwood's fumble in the end zone for two points to make it 16-0 North Wood. Troxel added a second pick later in the game to lead the Panthers defense, which has given up just seven points in its last 12 quarters. • ELKHART MEMORIAL 24, NORTHWOOD 21 At Andrews Field, Nappanee Sente by quarters Elkhart Memorial: 024 0 0 North Wood: 014 7 0 Scoring summary EM - Dustin Mills 2 run (Tommy Kendall kick) EM - David Garcia 4 run (Kendall kick) NW - Tanner Roberts 10 pass from Zac Coleman (Brendan Widner kick) NW - Coy Brown .36 run (Widner kick) EM - Todd Johnson 29 pass from Mills (Kendall kick) EM - Kendall 27 yd. FG i NW - Brown 19 run (Widner kick) North Wood Memorial First Downs 16 10 Yards Rushing 257 89 Yards Passing 104 128 Passing (Comp/AU/Int) 10-20-3 11-17-1 Penalties (No/Yds.) 3-20 4-40 Punts (NoZAvg.) 4-42 6-39 Fumbles (NoZLosl) 2-2 1-0 North Wood stats gndilng - North Wood (Brown 22-209. 2 TD; Coleman 16-42; Diemer 2-6); Memorial (Hansborough 20-79; Garcia 7-30, TD; Mills 8-[-20], TD) Passing - North Wood (Coleman 10-20-3, 104 yds., TD); Memorial (Mills 11-17-1, 128 yds , TD) Receiving - North Wood (Rhoade 5-64; Killian 2-12; Diemer 1-4; Roberts I--10, TD; Anglemyer 1-14); Memorial (Johnson 8-92, TD; Smith 1-16; Rosenberg 1-15; Hansborough 1-5)

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Shively Honored for Service to Football Program North Wood teacher/coach Steve Shively was honored for his long-time service to the North Wood Panther football program with a plaque and a presentation before the Panthers' home opener against Concord Sept. 3. Shively, a 1975 graduate of North Wood, wore No. 52 for the Panthers and was the center on the 1974 state runner-up team. After graduating from Ball State University, Shively joined the Wa-Nee family in 1988 when he was approached by former North Wood industrial tech teacher Cal Stutsman, who was retiring and thought Shively would be an ideal candidate to take his place. Shively coached seventh-grade football at North Wood Middle School from 1988 through 2009, recording 104 wins while never deviating from his philosophy of teaching fundamentals and making sure everyone on the team got to play. He recalled that taking his son Brady to practice with him starting in 1992 and eventually coaching him in 2000 were the highlights of his coaching career. Shively will continue to teach industrial tech at North Wood High School and remains involved with the football program by serving as the spotter for PA announcer Brian Carter at home varsity football games. The Advance News joins the entire Wa-Nee community in thanking coach Shively for his many years of service to the football program.

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Freshman football MCCOYS LEAD NORTHWOOD Kyle McCoy returned a. kickoff 75 yards for a touchdown, caught a 32-yard scoring pass from Ralph McCoy, collected a 2-point conversion run, and booted a pair of extra points to lead North Wood's freshman football team to a 28-14 win over Northridge at Andrews Field Thursday. Quarterback Ralph McCoy, who passed for 87 yards and ran for 67 more, also hit Tyler Minnich for a 10-yard touchdown pass. Spencer Swihart led the Panthers' defense with seven taddes; Nick Wilmot added an interception and six stops; and Grant Schultz chipped in five tackles. Junior high volleyball NORTHWOOD BTH WINS BIG North Wood's eighth grade volleyball A-team defeated West Side 25-20,25-12 last Tuesday. Morgan Resler was a perfect 9-for-9 serving with three aces for North Wood; Blakely Lengacher dealt a team-high four aces; and Tori Schwartz chipped in an ace. Shyla Southern smacked a team-leading four kills and chipped in an ace; Maddie Angle added a team-best six assists and a kill; Haley Roe added two kills and an ace; and Ashley Yoder contributed a kill and a block. NORTHWOOD BTH JV WINS IN 3 Northwood's eighth grade volleyball B-team defeated Goshen B, 25-8,20-25,15-11 last Tuesday. Northwood leaders were: Aces Leah Tuttle 5; Kills Lexi Bergman, Kylie Yoder 2; Assists Reagan Smith. NORTHWOOD 7TH JV SWEEPS The North Wood seventh grade JV volleyball team beat Goshen last Tuesday, 25-14,25-16. Leading scorers for North Wood were Brianna Ervin with nine points and four aces, Tyra Southern served eight straight points, while Katie Peel served seven straight points and had three aces.

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NORTHWOOD BTH GOES DOWN IN 3 North Wood lost to Concord in three games in eighth grade A team volleyball action last Tuesday, 13-25, 25-9,15-11. Morgan Resler led North Wood in serves with a perfect 12-for-12 mark with two aces. Shyla Southern had nine hits for the Panthers, and Blakely Lengacher was 8-of-9 serving with two aces. NORTHWOOD BTH BLANKS JIMTOWN North Wood raced to a 25-13, 25-9 eighth grade A team volleyball win over Jimtown Monday night. Tori Schwartz was 13-for-14 serving with eight aces to lead the Panthers, followed by Blakely Lengacher with three aces. Shyla Southern fueled North Wood's attack with four kills, and Haley Roe chipped in a kill. PANTHERS BTH B LOSES North Wood's eighth grade B volleyball team lost to Concord B last Tuesday, 24-25, 25-22,15-13. Ashley Maust led the Panthers in aces. NORTHWOOD BTH B EKES OUT WIN North Wood's eighth grade B volleyball team squeaked past Northridge, 25-14, 23-25, 15-14 last Monday. North Wood leaders were: Aces Lexi Bergman 8; Kills Kylie Yoder 3; Assists ReagaruSmith. NORTHWOOD 7TH B TEAM FALLS The North Wood seventh grade JV volleyball team lost to Concord last Tuesday night in two games, 25-11, 25-18. Leading scorers for North Wood were Brianna Ervin with four points and an ace, with Whitnie Reeve and Katie Peel adding two points apiece. NORTHWOOD 7TH B FALLS IN 3 The North Wood seventh grade JV volleyball team lost to Northridge last Monday in three games, 19-25, 25-16,15-4. Leading scorers for the Panthers were Tyra Southern with seven points and an ace; Kelsey Roe and Whitnie Reeve each had four points and an ace.

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