The Mail-Journal, Volume 18, Number 6, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 February 1981 — Page 9

b f t w ■ml ■ it^ <— ••A” DIVISION CHAMPS — Quackers Lounge finished the season as “A” division champions prior to the final playoffs of the adult basketball league at Wawasee High School. Quackers Lounge had a 12-2 record before going into the tournament. Quackers will be going into the final round of tournament action Monday evening. March 2, at l:Mp.m. Kneeling in front are Juan Pena, Larry Kaiser. Steve Troup and Coach Jack Beer. Standing in back are Tony McDowell. Dave Hamilton. Rob Staley and Norm Vanlaningham. Not present for the picture were Dan Brown and John Maples. (Photo by Deb Fox) Sj®/ffiu Ji B LEAGUE CO-CHAMPIONS — Quality Carpet Cleaning's adult basketball league team is the “B" league co-champions with a record of 14-1. They will be competing against the other cochampion. Competition Engineering. Monday evening. March 2, at 7:15 p.m. Kneeling in the front are Ted Mahnensmith. Whitey Bell. Rick Bakerand Don Bokhart. Standing in back are Tim Caldwell. Dana Cone. John Siegel. Jan Lundy and Larry Teghtmeyer. (Photo by Deb Fox)

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••A" LEAGUE SCORING CHAMP — Jeff Johnson has been named the “A” league scoring champhn of the adult basketball league at Wawasee High School. Johnson, who played for Farm Bureau, scored 337 points during the league season. His average is 24 points per game. His team was defeated Monday evening. Feb. 23. by Quackers Lounge 87-M in overtime, eliminating them from die championship game.

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Sports

Wrestlers, swimmers receive awards Tuesday

By DEB FOX Wrestlers and swimmers at Wawasee High School received recognition and awards Tuesday evening, Feb. 24, during an awards program for those two sports. Kevin Walker and Gary Gerencser were the two award winners for the wrestling team with Walker receiving the captain’s award and Gerencser receiving the most valuable wrestler and most pins award. In swimming, Kent Butcher, Tony Boyer, Troy Webb and Greg Day were the winners. Butcher received the most valuable swimmer award; Boyer, most improved; Webb, most points; and Day, coach’s award for 110 per cent effort. Also receiving awards were wrestling coaches Richard Welborn and Dave Baumgartner; swimming coach Tim Caldwell and wrestling club president, Stuart Walker, for their support and gratitude from their specific teams. Wrestling Recognition .Following a speech of appreciation to parents, school

Wawasee swim club outscores Peru YMCA

By KIRK HUGHES The Wawasee Swim Club took it’s team, talents and spirit to Peru on February 21 to swim against the Peril YMCA team. Wawasee was determined to win after a tough loss to Concord two weeks ago. With a full team of determined swimmers, they let Peru know that they were out to win, and they won as they swam past the YMCA team to outscore Peru 327 to 113. The Wawasee Club now has a 1I record and is looking forward to its next meet at the Wawasee High School pool on March 7. With additional swimmers and more spirit, the team is looking forward to an outstanding season. Ribbon winners for Wawasee against Peru were: Koser, Hurd, Crum and Neff, first, at Boys’ 910 80 medley relay, Hoene, Weaver, Titus and Neff placed first in girls’ 9-10 80 medley relay; O’Haver, Keim, Dixon and Fryback won first in boys’ 11-12 160 medley relay; Weaver, Berkey, Baumgartner and Eldridge won first in girls’ 11-12 medley relay; Reed. Boyer. Boyer and Cox placed first in boys’ 13 and up 160 medley relay; Hurd, Hurd. Berkey and Lewellan won first in girls’ 13 and up 16 medley relay. Other winners included. Matt Pritchard, first in boys’ eight and under 20 freestyle; Amy Hoene, first and Tiffany Titus, second, in girls’ eight and under 20 freestyle; Brian Neff, first and Vince Koser, second in boys’ nine to ten 40 freestyle; Barbie Butler, first and Diane Moore, third, in girts’ nine to ten 40 freestyle; John Dixon, second and Dan O’Haver, third in boys' 11 to 12 40 freestyle; Chris Eldridge, second and Kristi Weaver, third in girls’ II to 12 40 freestyle; Marshall Boyer, second in boys* 13 and up 40 freestyle; Gina Hird, third in girls’ 13and up 40 freestyle; Scott Berkey, second in boys’ eight and under 80 1.M.; Amy Hoene. second, in girls’ eight and under 80I.M. More Wawasee winners were: Bevan Hurd, first and Tyler Crum, second in boys’ nine to 10 80 IM; Barbie Butler, first and

officials and the wrestlers. Coach Welborn introduced his assistant coach, Baumgartner. Baumgartner presented certificates to the freshman and. junior varsity wrestlers who were. Ron DeSomer. Ron Martin. Juan Roa, Mark Curry, and Mike Cavendar. The freshman team was undefeated, 7-0, while the junior varsity posted a record of 7-2. The varsity wrestlers who received certificates and other awards were: Jeff Carden, letter and chevron; Gerencser, letter and jacket; David Melendez, letter and chevron; Walker, letter, chevron; and Ken Long, letter and chevron. Also recognized along with the wrestlers were the Mat Maids. Those girls received certificates and inc hide: Julie Gilson, Gail Napier, Kelly Rockenbaugh. Kristi Sipress, Naomi Garza, Jackie Grotz, Susana Garza and Sarah Guy. Swimmer Recognition Coach Caldwell stated this year’s swim team was the best team at WHS, posting a 10-4 record. The team also placed

Jennifer Titus, second in girls’ 910 80 1.M.; Derin Keim, first in boys’ 11-12 160 1.M.; Chris Eldridge, first and Steph Berkey, second in girls’ 11-12 160 1.M.; Marshall Boyer, second and Benji Reed, third in boys’ 13 and up 160 1.M.; Michelle Berkey, first and Gina Hurd, thrid in girls’ 13 and up 160 1.M.; Matt Pritchard, first, in boys’ eight and under 40 freestyle; Tiffany Titus, second and Dawn Firestone, third in girls’ eight and under 40 freestyle; Brian Neff, first and Todd Lea mon, second in 40 freestyle; Brian Neff, first and Todd Lea mon. second in boys’ 9-10100 freestyle; Mat Fryback, second and Dan O’Haver, third in boys’ 11-12 100 freestyle; Steph Eldridge, second and Kristi Weaver, third in girls’ 11-12100 freestyle. Additional Wawasee club winners included: Tony Boyer, first in boys’ 13 and up 100 freestyle; Sheila Lewellan, second in girls’ 15 and up 100 freestyle; Scott Berkey, first in boys’ eight and under 20 butterfly; Amy Hoene, second and Tiffany Titus, third in girls’ eight and under 20 butterfly; Tyler Crum, first and Vince Koser, third in boys' 9-10 40 butterfly; Jennifer Titus, second and Jodi Weaver, third in girls’ 9-10 40 butterfly; Derin Keim, first in boys’ 11-12 40 butterfly; Suzanne Baumgartner, first and Steph Berkey, second in girls’ 11-12 40 butterfly; Tony Boyer, first and Benji Reed, third in boys’ 13 and up 100 butterfly; Greta Hurd, first and Michell Berkey, second in girls’ 13 and up 100 butterlfy; Matt Pritchard, first in boys’ eight and under 20 backstroke; Dawn Firestone, first in girls’ eight and under 20 backstroke; Brain Neff, first and Todd Leamon, second in boys’ 9-1 Q 40 backstroke; and Jennifer Titus, first and Melissa Naugler, second for girls’ 9-10 40 backstroke. More ribbon winners included Derin Keim, first and Matt Fryback, second in boys’ 11-12100 backstroke; Kristi Weaver, first in girts’. 11-12 100 backstroke; Benji Reed, first, and Pete Legro. second in boys’ 13 and up 100 backstroke; Greta Hurd, second and Steph Ektridge. third in girls' 13 and up 100 backstroke; Dawn Firestone, second in girts eight and under 20 breaststroke; Barbie Butler, second and Dannielle Iwankowitsch, third in girts* 9-10 40 breaststroke; Derin Keim, second and John Dixon, third in boys’ 11-12 100 breaststroke; Suzanne Baumgartner, first and Steph Berkey, third in girts* 11-12 100 breaststroke; Marshall Boyer, first, Kris Cox. second and Pete LeGro, third in boys 13 and up breaststroke; and Michele Berkey, first and Greta Hurd, third in girts* 13 and up 100 breaststroke; Leamon, Neff, Crim and Hurd placed first in boys’ 9-10 freestyle relay; O'Haver, Fryback, Keim and Dixon won first in boys* 11-12160 freestyle relay; Baumgartner. Berkey, Weaver and Eldridge placed first in girls’ 11-12 160 freestyle relay; Cox, LeGro, Boyer and Boyer won first in boys’ 13 &d up 160 freestyle relay; and Hurd, Berkey. Hurd and Lewellan placed second in the gills’ 13 and up freestyle relay. __ Mom and Dad ’ money tot ncme . *ard> 2o 2. 22 /T**sSuCod ATTMEAHMOOV

fourth in the Northern Lake Conference out of seven teams and third in the sectional competition out of 12 teams. He added this was an accomplishment when the other schools had twice the size of WHS squad and larger schools. Caldwell remarked three school records were broken, the 200-and-500-yard free style by Andy Wysong and 100-yard free style by Troy Webb. A pool record was broken at Concord High School There was one conference champion in diving from the team, Greg Day. Caldwell acknowledged the help he received from Rex Rymers with the diving team. . Those freshman swimmers recognized all received certificates and numerals Those swimmers are: Dan Enright, Bob Galloway, Brett Hite, Brad Overmyer, Benj Reed and Phil Zachary. Reed only received a certificate. Those sophomores receiving certificates and other awards included. Tony Boyer, chevron; Tim Crum, chevron and jacket; Greg Day. chevron; Bill Dixon, Ken Homing, numeral; Bob Mansfield; Sean Shanahan, chevron and letter; and .Andy Wysong, jacket. Juniors receiving certificates and other awards were : Marshall Boyer, captain's star; Kent Butcher, chevron, captain's star and jacket; Tim Cox. letter, chevron; and Don Greene, chevron. There were only three seniors on the team who received certificates and chevrons. Those seniors are: Mark Crum, John Grotz and Troy Webb Webb also received a jacket. Team managers recognized included, Michele Berkey. Cindy Myrick. Sherri Smith and Lori Stahley. All managers received a certificate. Myrick received a chevron and Smith received a chevron and jacket.

k' r vHft'm ' HRB B RRBMfIBBRRk SWIMMING AWARDS — Wawasee High School swimmers were recognized Tuesday evening. Feb. 24. in an awards program shared with the Wawasee wrestlers. The WHS swimmers finished their season IM, the best season ever at WHS. They placed fourth in the Northern Lakes C (inference and third at the sectional. Shown with Coach Tim Caldwell, who received a present from the boys, are Kent Butcher, most valuable swimmer: Tony Boyer, most improved swimmer: Greg Day. coaches award for 1,10 per cent effort: and Troy Webb, high point award. (Photo by Deb Fox I ESm mp- ms* mm ***?«** adiMpwi IHR *** fee* 'ftwK « .w*. mm, T •**■■■ < w aMme CNRRmI Kmm»om Hk m*«*' 1 '■’ ** w mm*j 'mm ; z hHI 4 E.H ft""tiSNßi iftßKkfiH HBIDBB ! iB SECOND PLACE “A" TEAM — Sturonjac Builders came in second place for the "A” Team competition in adult basketball with a record of IM. during the regular competition. Sturonjac was defeated by Hand Industries in the semifinals of the adult basketball league tournament, 79-75. Shown in front are Mark Sumpter. Jay Kaiser. Matt Strom beck and Bob Sylvester. Standing in back are Phil Stichter. Fred Martin. Worth Packer and Dave White. (Photo by Deb Fox)

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1 Hi • A- la! WRESTLING AWARD WINNERS — Kevin Walker and Gary Gerencser were the two Wawasee Warrior wrestlers receiving honor awards Tuesday night. Walker received the captain's award and Gerencser received the awards for most pins and most valuable wrestler. These two wrestlers, along with the other varsity, junior varsity and freshman wrestlers were recognized during an awards program for both wrestlers and swimmers. (Photo by Deb Fox >

Bear Run Archery Club holds double shoot

Bear Run Archery Club, located on US 6 just east of State Road 13. held a double shoot Saturday, Feb. 21. The club has three divisions for adults and two for children. Adult divisions include, instinctive, sights (fixed pins) and open (moveable sights, etc.). Saturdays winners were: Instinctive: A class — Roger Hazelton, Chuck Boehme, Bob Strieby, Ricky Cobum; B class — Eric Lechlitner, Woody Hoffman. Dick Roberts, Rick Wilson; C class — Bill Hess. Victor Hess. Roy R. Thomsbearry, Gregory Ambrugey Sights: A class — Gary Juday, Don Bussard. Mick Beesly, Ed Roberts; B class — Oscar Curtland, Lynn Ramer. Jim Yoder, Terry CurtlandT C class — Carol Pettibone, Sandy Beetle, Dan

Harley, Marsha Harley Open: Doug Brunner Youth divisions are Cubs, for those up to 11 years of age and Juniors, from 12 to 15. Winners in these classes were: Cubs: Jason Hazelton, Mark Beedle, Ray Roberts Juniors: Jimmy May, Todd Martin. Richard Wilson The next scheduled shoot will be Saturday. March 7, at noon. A one-track mind is not a handicap if you are on the right track. ** * * Some girls know there is more in : w alking than meets the eye.

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