The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 February 1981 — Page 7

rw&V >-< /*a a K *<z . >U p ■ j fl < ** “L/1 4 1 r*aZ\ ( I| I TQ< *'* &*. *i SIXTH GRADE TROJANETTS — the Milford Sixth Grode Girls’ Basketball Team finished the season 2-2. The sixth graders play corporation schools during their physical education period. Players in the front row are Rhonda Wilson. Teresa Schrock. Cindy Fifer. Paula Smith. Traci Ostendorf. Margie Parker. Laurie Stookey am| Maggie Edwards. In the second row are Managers Vicki Wise and ChayoGarza. Becky Flannery. Missy Evans. Vicki Holderread. Julie Kaiser and Jean Roder. Pictured in the third row are Coach Phil Metcalf. Marisela Melendez. Angie Rico. Janette Cone. Kelly Brooks. Kristina Lange and Suzy Baumgartner. « Trojanetts in the back row are Denise Berkeypiie. Staci Ostendorf. Shelly Ryan. Carla Henson. Maria Alvarez and Karen Benning.

Bowling

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11 -S-/ 1 ■' Bb * ■ K J 1 HIGH RATINGS AT INVITATIONAL — Wawasee gymnast Heather Beer received high ratings at the Portage Optional InvitationaLSaturday. Feb. 21. Miss Beer received first in beam, third tn vault, fifth in floor and fifth all-around. She is a senior at Wawasee High School i Photo by Terri t hik ole

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s Sports

Warriors give fans a scare against Chargers

By SHARON STUCKMAN Wawasee never trailed when they played host to West Noble on Friday. However, fans had cause to worry as their 16-point lead at the half dwindled to two in the fourth quarter before they pulled out the7B-75 victory. Todd Davis scored the first four points for the Warriors, answered by Brown, with a basket for the Chargers. Troup hit, Geiger scored two and Davis scored again. John Locke made it 12-2. Mey of West Noble scored twice and cut the lead to six. A nice shot by Troup and two free throws by Schermerhorn kept it at a sixpoint difference. Wawasee got the ball and scored but Schermerhorn kept the Chargers going with another basket. Geiger missed and Schermerhorn hit

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again. Long hit a nice layup and a determined Schermerhorn scored again. Troup scored on a driving layup, an offensive foul gave Wawawee back the ball, Locke scored, was fouled and hit the free throw. Locke was fouled again, hit two, Geiger was fouled and hit two. At the end of the first quarter Wawasee led 27-13. West Noble got the second quarter tip, but Davis got the ball back and Geiger scored. A nice shot by Durham, a long jump shot by Troup, Hall hit, Wawasee missed and Brown scored. Wawasee worked a nice play to Davis, he scored and Wawasee led 33-19. Troup stole the ball and passed to Locke, who scored. Mey scored, Locke hit, Durham hit one free throw and Paulus ran under to score. Locke stole the ball, passed to Long, he was fouled and scored two free throws. Brown scored on a rebound shot. Long scored again but fouled Durham, who hit two. Paulus couldn't hit but Geiger made a nice defensive effort, rebounded and scored. Davis fouled Moore, he hit two, Long traveled and Mey scored. Wawasee couldn’t hit, but Davis was fouled on the rebound, hit one and Wawasee led 46-30. Durham fouled Locke away from the ball, he missed the free throw, but Long rebounded and scored. Moore scored two from the line when he was fouled by Long. At halftime Wawasee led 48-32. The third quarter tip was controlled by Wawasee, but Geiger missed and Schermerhorn hit. Locke missed. Mey hit and Troup scored on a long shot. Brown worked for a score, Troup scored again and Durham's jump shot fell through. West Noble got the ball back, Schermerhorn missed, but Mey rebounded and scored to cut the lead back to ten. Geiger scored on a beautiful jump shot but then Schermerhorn scored on a long shot. A nice pass to Davis underneath, and he made it 56-44. Durham scored on a long shot, Wawasee missed and Schermerhorn cut the lead to eight. Koble passed to Geiger and he scored. At the end of the third quarter Wawasee led 58-48. The Chargers had gained six points in the third quarter. Koble got the first score of the fourth quarter, a nice by Durham and Geiger hit. Mey scored, Troup missed, Durham was fouled as he shot and scored three for West Noble. Koble tipped in a missed shot and Wawasee led by nine, but Schermerhorn cut it to seven. Long missed, Kleinrichert missed and Mey cut the lead to Warriors defeat Bremen in JV action, 37-35 At Wawasee Friday the Bremen Junior Varsity pulled close in the fourth quarter after being down by seven at halftime. In the third quarter Wawasee stayed with the Lions Four points by Spunar, four by Thom and two by Smith made it 28-21 at the end of the third quarter. In the fourth quarter the Warriors made some turnovers on bad passes and traveling. Bremen came within one, got the ball, but missed. Thom came out with the crucial rebound and Walles scored on a free throw Wawasee won 37-35.

■ jl It 1 w S wW.nlHhk. -< *1 raffi F 4 w H V 111 11 • Wcl /■''':/ \ ' i< '»' !■ B 1 "B I i * /) ■ M B • \W ■ v/|b * J V‘l tw S'ffllwlh’-’Sa- 3k- ''' -<*»• .. *i -V V • u BASKETBALL AWARD WINNERS — Wawasee High School held its Giris* Basketball Awards Program Monday night. Feb. 23. Those receiving special recognition are. from left to right, Lonnie Black, free throw, rebound, most valuable player and captafai awards; Maude Packer, most improved award; Grace Stichter. captain award; Dinah Stieglitz, captain award; Myra Ruch, captain award; and Lee Schacht, pride, hustle and desire award. Miss Black was also placed on the first all-conference team and Miss Stichter received honorable mention on the all-conference team. (Photo by Terri Chilcote> L *

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three. Kleinrichert was fouled, hit only the first one, but Koble rebounded and scored. West Noble missed and Mey fouled Kleinrichert. who hit two free throws. A long shot by Schermerhorn made it 69-63 with 2:54 left and Wawasee threw it away on a long pass. Hull missed, Mey rebounded and scored. Hull fouled out of the game and Long hit two free throws, Schermerhorn hit. Geiger fouled, giving West Noble back the ball and Durham was wide open to score. Wawasee led by only two with 1:35 left. Troup was fouled, hit two. West Noble missed and Brown fouled Troup who hit two more. A long shot by Schermerhorn made the lead only four with 34 seconds left. Durham fouled Troup, he hit only one, Schermerhorn rebounded and

' / I AM** -- j TWO POINTS FOR TOM — The ball goes up and in the basket for Wa wasee’s Tom Troup as a West Noble player guards him close Friday night. The Warriors emerged the victors in both the Friday and Saturday contests. (Photo by Terri Chilcote)

Brown scored. Davis was fouled by Mey and hit two free throws with five seconds left. Just before the buzzer Schermerhorn got a long shot off and Wawasee won 78-75. Box Scenes WAWASEE Todd Davis — 5,3,2 Jeff Long — 3,4,3 Brian Geiger —5,4,0 John Locke —4,3,2 Tom Troup —7,5,2 Steve Koble — 3,0,0 Charlie Kleinrichert — 0,3,0 Ken Paulus — 1,0,0 WEST NOBLE Pete Brown — 6,0,1 t Brad Wolf-0,0,3 Rob Durham — 6,4,4 Todd Moore — 0,4,1 John Mey — 9,0,4 Tom Schermerhorn —11,1,4 John Hull — 1,0,5

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