The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 11 February 1981 — Page 7

Sports

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CAMELOT TOVRNEY CHAMPS — North Wrbster Trojan Sons’ basketbail team became the Camelot tournA champions last Thursday .»hvn they defeated the Vtakarusa boys. .1 Kneeling in front are Cheerleaders Tammy Taylor. Kim Lundy. Michelle Berger, Shelly Cripe and Donna Rich. Seated in the second roil are Keith Burbank. Billy Signorelli. Brad Mitchell, Todd

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(' \ MEI.OT TOURNEY ('AMPS — Syracuse Yellow Jacket girts’ basketball team became the Camelot Tourney Championship team last Thursday night. They defeated the Akron Flyers 2M-12. Shown in front> are Cheerleader Gary Miller. Becca Stiver. Etise Gans. Amy

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Waltz, Jeff Roberts. Todd Yeager. Mike Morrison. Brent Rose and Brian Popenfoose Seated in the third row are Coach Phil Dick. Kent Nulf. Joey Morris. Neal Germonprez. Todd Van Kirk. Brian Keim. Ron Heffner. Rob Jewson. Seventh grade coach Worth Packer. t Seated in back is Manager Bryon Beatty . (Photo by Deb Fox)

Clouse. Cheerleader Amy Glassiey. Lori Hepler. Becky Weltv and Cheerleader Garth McClain. Standing in back is Assistant Coach Mike Murray. Melissa Bean. Dosha Tyson. Sheila Kleinrichert, Coach Dan Caskey. Greta Hilker. Corky Farmer. Cheerleader Dan Clodfelter and Managers Teresa Taylor and Debbi Doege. (Photo by Deb Fox)

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Syracuse girls, Webster boys win Cqpielot tournament

The Syracuse Yellow Jacket girls' basketball team and the North Webster Trojan boys' basketball team brought home the championship trophies in the Camelot Basketball Tourney finals last Thursday at Syracuse. They earned their victories in different manners, but the final results were very pleasing to the local fans. The Syracuse girls started slowly against the Akron Flyers and a 25-foot Akron shot which flew on a line straight through the basket at the end of the first quarter held the Yellow Jackets to a 6-4 advantage. Sheila Kleinrichert scored all six points and controlled the backboards to hold off the fast moving Flyers The Yellow Jackets continued to get the ball to Kleinrichert in the second quarter and she added six more points. At the same time the Yellow Jackets, were playing almost perfect defense to hold Akron scoreless. The score at halftime stood Syracuse 14-Akron 4.

New: Early bird swim for physical fitness for adults

On March 2 the Wawasee Adult Education Program will begin an all new “Early Bird Lap Swim” for adults. This is not a learn to swim.program but a fitness class for those who like to "wake-up” by exercising. Lap swimming has many advantages over the more traditional jogging. Here is just a short list of them: 1) Do not have to deal with heat-cold or inclement weather 2) Swimming is not a weightbearing activity like running, so there is no joint-pain, ankle or knee injuries or spinal compression 3) Besides being excellent

Tough Concord swim club stops Wawasee 408-94

By KIRK HUGHES The Wawasee Swim Club had its first meet of the season against a very tough Concord club. By a score of 94 to 408 the Wawasee club was defeated One of the big factors for this loss was due to some swimmers suffering from the flu and many others were out because of the music contest in Fort Wayne The meet had a total of 64 events and Wawasee scratched over 25 events, giving Concord a definite edge The Wawasee Swim Club is looking for children eight years «and underhand 11-to-12-year-olds to add depth Any interested persons may learn more about the program by visiting the Wawasee High School pool between 5:45 and 6:45 p m on Mondays. Tuesdays or Wednesdays. Any additional questions may be answered by viewing a practice, talking with the parents

Wawasee Adult Basketball League "B" League Februiry 2,1 Ml Final Overall Team Record High Point Player Quality Carpet vs 50 9 1 Whitey Bell ”17 Competition Engineering 54 9-1 Brad Smith 19 Syracuse Rubber vs 103 6-4 Jack Schopf 43 Chore Time 76 3 7 Steve Swope 31 Fairmont Homes vs 44 2 8 Dave Rensberger 17 Snowbird Tours 60 6 4 Bob Bosstick 15 State Bank of Syra. vs 42 5 5 Bob Pilcher 12 Commodore Homes 40 010 Jeff Wells 12 Dave Bontrager 10 Tim Conley 10 February 3.19*1 State Bank of Syra vs 58 5 6 Dave Butler 14 Competition Engineering 59 10-1 Brad Smith 23 Chore Time vs 50 3-8 Tim Yoder 26 Snowbird Tours 65 7 4 Chris Paulus 20 Quality Carpet vs 53 10-1 Ted Manensmith 15 Fairmont Homes 43 2 9 Dave Rensberger 12 Syracuse Rubber Co. vs 79 7-4 Jack Schopf 22 Commodore Homes 64 0-11 Dave Bontrager 14 Tourney Starts February 17 3 Games Remain In "B" League: February 9, 10 And 16 “A" League f Ftbrwy 2,19*1 Hot Shots vs 60 2 9 Steve Hontz 20 Hand Industry 85 8 3 Greg Johnson 23 Sturonjac vs 75 7 4 Worth Packer 18 Sylvan 81 7-4 Don Huber 24 Crow Roofing vs 50 011 Mark Francis 20 Heckaman Homes 69 6 5 Doug Wuthrich 14 Quack er svs 72 9 2 Rob Staley 21 Farm Bureau Ins. 71 5 6 John Kozon 26 February 3,19*1 Hot Shots vs z 50 2-10 Chuck Sheets 17 Heckaman\Homes 55 7-5 Floyd Knafel 13 Quackersvs 93 10-2 N, Vanlaningham 34 Sylvan Marine 78 7 5 Danßarick .31 Farm Bureau Ins. vs 64 5-7 Jeff Johnson 26 Sturonjac 66 8 4 Worth Packer 17 Crow Roofing vs 54 0-12 Greg Evans 15 Hand Industry 86 9-3 Tony Sumpter 29 Tourney Starts February 17.19*1 2 Games Remain For "A" League: February.lo And 16

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During the second half of the game, the two teams were more evenly matched. Four additional players broke into the scoring column for Syracuse, but Akron could only add 4 points in each of the third and fourth quarters. The final score of 28-12 brought a smile to coach Dan Caskey’s face. The three tourney wins brought the Syracuse* girls team record to eight wins and four losses for the season. The boys’ championship game was a seesaw affair from beginning to end. The lead changed hands almost every other minute as first one team would get hot and then the other would follow suit. The Wakarusa boys had defeated North Webster earlier in the season and appeared to be on the verge of doing it again as they led by seven points with one minute and 32 seconds left in the game At that point lightning struck and it seemed the Trojans could do no wrong. Three straight

exercise for the cardiorespiratory system (heart and lungs), it also works the arms, legs. back, chest, stomach and leg muscles. 4) No expensive shoes or sweat suits to buy - just a suit. 5) No danger of traffic or being far from help in case of injury 6) By wearing just a suit it is excellent motivation to "get in shape!” 7) Provides a change of pace for those who have ability to perform different strokes There will be six swimtmng lanes with a capacity of four to

or coach or calling Steven Berkey. Syracuse or Kirk Hughes < Joe). Syracuse Ribbon winners for Wawasee areas follows: Girls 9-10 years. 200 medley relay — J. Titus. V. Caskey. K Neff and C. Wiegard. third Boys 13 years and up. 200 medley relay — P. LeGro. K Cox. R Tunrer and B Hibschman. first. Boys 8 and under. 25 freestyle — Matt Pritchard, third Girls eight and under, 25 freestyle — Amy Hoene. second Boys 11-12 years. 50 freestyle - Darin Keim, third Girls 11-12 years, 50 freestyle — Chris Eldridge, second Boys 13 and up. 100 freestyle — Ron Turner, second Boys eight and under. 100 I M — Scott Berkey. seoncd Girls eight and under. 100 I M — Amy Hoene. third Boys 9-10 years. 100 I M — Ty ler Crum, third Giris 11-12 years. 200 I M —

baskets left the Trojans trailing by only one point with 15 seconds left. Brian Popenfoose then stepped forward as the hero of the night as the Flyers lost the ball on a turnover. He took the pass and dribbled straight to the free throw line to let loose a 15 foot jump shot which settled through the rim with two seconds left on the clock. The fans then emptied onto the court thinking the game was over, but Wakarusa had called a time out with two secdwids left. The floor was cleared of fans and the Indians' long inbounds pass was knocked away by Brian Keim to preserve the Trojan victory. Popenfoose led North Webster in scoring with 11 points and Jeff Roberts added 10 ponts. Trojan coach Phil Dick echoed everyone's feelings as he said, “Who would have believed that we could come back like that?”

six swimmers in each. The pool is 25 yards long and an average lap swimmer can swim from 25-150 laps per hour or the equivalent of one third to two miles; which is the work equivalent of four-thirds to eight miles of jogging. Registrations are being taken at this time in the vocational office at Wawasee High School during school hours Registrations may be mailed to the office and registration fee of sl2 must be included. If there are further questions please call the Vocational Office at Wawasee High School, extension 202.

Chris Eldridge, first and Steph Berkey, third Boys 13 years and up. 200 I M. — Brian Hibschman. second Boys eight and under. 25 butterfly — Scott Berkey, first and Matt Prichard, third Girls eight and under. 25 butterfly Tiffany Titus, third Boys 9 to 10 years. 50 butterfly — Tyler Crum, second Boys 11-12 years. 50 butterfly I— Dann Keim, third Girls 11-12.50 butterfly — Steph Berkey.second Girls eight and under. 50 freestyle — Paige Price, third Boys 9-10 years. 50 freestyle — Brian Neff, second and Matt Fryback. third Girls 11-12. 100 freestyle — Chris Eldndge. second Boys 12 and up. 200 freestyle’— Ron Turner, second and Pete LeGro. third Boys eight and under. 25 back - Matt Pritchard, second Girls eight and under. 25 back — Amy Hoene. second and Dawn Firestone, third < Boys 13 and up. 100 back — Pete LeGro. first and Ron Turner, second Girls eight and under, 25 breaststroke — Dawn Firestone, third Boys 11-12 years. 50 breaststroke — Darin Keim, second Girls 11-12, 50 breaststroke — Steph Berkey,second Boys 13 and up, 100 breaststroke — Brian Hibschman. first and Kris Cox, third Boys 13 and up. 200 free relay — P LeGro. R Turner. K Cox and B. Hibschman, first * The next Wawasee Swim Club meet is at Peru on Saturday. Feb. 21. The home opener will be Saturday . March 7. against Peru. Warrior JV outscored Westview The junior varsity basketball team put a full effort into the second half of the game at Wawasee Friday against Westview. At halftime the Wawasee boys were leading by only two. In the third quarter they held Westview to seven points and Wawasee scored 16 points of their own. Third quarter scoring was led by Jeff Thorn and Pat Hare. In the fourth quarter Thorn scored four, Hare two, Roberts two and Kistler four. Workman worked well on the boards for Wawasee. Roberts and Spunar also played an important part in Wawasee defense. The team defeated Westview by a score of 48-33.

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