The Mail-Journal, Volume 19, Number 47, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 December 1982 — Page 11
Sports
Lady Warriors add 3 victories to record; ranked 16th in state
Defeating Tippecanoe Valley. Westview and Concord dun ng the past week the Lady Warriors basketball team from Wawasee were again ranked 16th in the state poll this morning The girls will take their 8-0 record to Manchester Thursday evening where they face the Lady Squires with a 5-1 record. Coach Dale Brannock sgid Manchester is "a good team and being their home floor the Lady Squires will have some advantage On Monday the girls will travel to North Wot>d Scores of this weeks games showed the Concord game was the close of the season with the Lady Warriors winning by nine. 49-40 They defeated Tippe Valley 53-28 and West view 82-19. VS Tippe Valley The girls did not play their best during the first quarter last night at Tippe Valley. but picked up in the second period to lead 29-8 at halftime The second period proved to be tie best tor the Lady Warriors as they scored 10 points during the first period. 19 in the second. 11 in the third and 13 in the final quarter
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The Lady Vikings had their best scoring in the final quarter when they scored 14 In the first period they scored three points, adding five in the second and six in the third. Maude Packer led Wawasee with nine points. Os the 12 girls m the Wawasee lineup, 11 added to the team s total points Wawasee outrebounded the Viking girls 46-15 with Packer leading here two with nine Turnovers hurt both teams. Wawasee having 26 and Valley 16. The junior varsity girls defeated Tippe Valley 29-14 Also undefeated, the team has a 7-0 record FG FT F Sandy Payne 3 2 0 Dee Stump 3 11 Grace Stichter 1 3 3 Anita Swope 3 0 0 Karla Stichter 1 0 0 Christy Speicher 0 0 0 Tona Sellers 1 0 1 Karvl Charlton 2 1 0 Carol Walker 11 3 Cheryl Walker 1 0 2 Marcia Sorensen 2 0 0 Maude Packer 3 3 2
Vs Westview Grace Stichter led the scoring at Westview on Saturday as she hit for 16 points. Maude Packer scored 12 and Dee Stump and Anita Swope each scored 10 as the Ladv Warriors defeated their hosts 82-19 Wawasee outrebounded Westview 51-22. The Lady Warriors from Westview had problems hitting with only three field goals hit during the game C Shrock made two baskets while Li Skaggs and Christner each hit one Most of West view 's points came from the charity stripe as the girls made 11 with Wawasee being called for 21 fouls. Westview committed only 14 fouls with the Lady Warriors scoring 10 from the foul line ’ Wawasee was in front 14-4 at the end of the first period. 37 14 at halftime and 58-18 at the end of •he third quarter The Warrior JV girls defeated West view 28-3 Wawasee FG FT PF Carol Walker 1 0 4 Cheryl Walker 4 0 2 . Grace Stichter 7 2 3 Christy Speicher 2 2 2 Maude Packer 5 2 2 Marcia Sorensen 2 0 0 Dee Stump 5 0 3 SandvPavne 3 2 0 TonaSellers 2 0 1 Anita Swope 4 2 0 Karyl Charlton 1 0-4 W est view Christner a 12 1 C Schrock 7 2 0 2 Blue 0 4 1 Li Skaggs 1 2 2 Evert 0 0 1 G Manns 0 2 2 M Schrock 0 1 2 Sharick 0 0 2 La Skaggs 0 0 1 Vs Concord The victory over Concord Thursday was the Lady Warriors' second in the NLC. It was also the closest game .they played this year with only a ninepoint victory being recorded Dee Stump made the first bucket of the game with Maude
Four JV wrestlers win championships
The Wawasee junior varsity wrestling team traveled to Whi-tko on Saturday. Dec 4. tor a tournament and came home with four champions Winning first place awards were Roh DeSoiner, 112 pound class Brad Traviolia. 1 Impound class. Ron Martin. 126-pound class; and Steve Sturgill. 185pound class Wawasee had two second place winners at the tourney They were Dewayne Turner, at 98 11 Answers To Sports Quiz | | uoisog png oirj ■$ . | | spuipjt j sincq t- | | I I euirqtriy £ | | I I put j | | uu.\j put riSjooQ | | |
Packer adding two consecutive field goals. At the close of the first period the Lady Warriors led 14-6 Two field go Ms by Concord's Lisa Kemp and a free throw by Shelly Roberts cut the Wawasee lead to three Tona Sellers put Wawasee on top by five but outstanding shooting by Shelly Roberts kept the Minutewomen close Wawasee held a 21-16 halftime score In the third period the Lady Warriors scored 15 points to outscore the Minutewomen by five In the fourth quarter the girls pulled to a 14-pomt lead which was cut to six with only two minutes left in the game. With the score 46-40 and two minutes showing on the clock. Packer scored a field goal. Grace Stichter iced the 49-40 win with a free throw Only seven girls scored against Concord Packer. Carol Walker and Tona Sellers each had 10 Grace Stichter was close behind with nine points Kemp was high for Concord with 10 The junior varsity girls defeated Concord 52 22 Leading the scoring for Wawasee was Lori Galloway with eight points Corky Farmer. Shelia Klemrichert. Christy Speicher and Sandy Payne each added six and Tajfimy Welborn and Michelle Harter each scored five Wawasee FG FT PF Sandy Payne 0 0 1 Dee Stump 3 0 4 Grace Stichter 4 1 3 Anita Swope 0 0 1 Tona Sellers 4 2 5 Carol Walker 4 2 0 Cheryl Walker 1 0 0 Marcia Sorensen 1 0 2 Maude Packer 5 0 5 Concord Karen Shaw 3 2 3 Martha Snelson 0 2 1 Dee King 0 1 0 Con Youngman 2 0 5 Deb Brownsberger 4 0 0 Trish Rogers 0 0 0 Lisa Kemp 5 0 3 Shelly Roberts 1 5 5
pounds, and Don Kauffman, at 145 Ned Hunsburger wrestling 155. and Jeff Dunithan. at 112. for Wawasee. placed third Troy Watson, at 105. placed fourth for the Warriors No team winners were named at the tournament 7 The junior varsitv wrestling team will be in action again on Saturday. Dec 11. when it will participate m a tournament at Goshen
/bowlers roll into / NEW LEAGUE SEASON F By Jim Dressel NOBODY EVER SAID IT WOULD Bl t ASY Another bowhng season started and. for many. it will be sccori.pamed by the sounds of creaking bones and stretching muscles as the bowling balls-are extracted from Amt .. hiding places The smart ones, of course, bowling right through the su They al! are now greeted by National Bowling Week, a tenpin celebration ot varied hues and colors which was observed at the start o! the 1982-S3 season September 1-7 1 nn»y. enjoy And. for that matter enjoy the delights that surely await tn the newest tenpin season. It will surely be worth every creaked bone. Count on it DON'T FORGET THE KIDDIES. There will be many Saturday morning openings for the younger set. too. who will surely not even notice the major structural change in their governing junior organization. August Ist marked the debut of the new Young American Bowling Alliance. an amalgam of what used to be the American Junior Bowling Congress and the Youth Bowling Association The new unified YABA means stronger youth programs throughout the country. but for many kids, it just means more fun. fun, fun.
| Minton nominated as top coach ”|
Wawasee boys' and girls cross-country coach Jerry Minton was nominated of the girls' cross-country coach of the year by the Indiana Association of Track and Cross Country coaches recently. Minton *s Lady Warriors went undefeated during the regular i « X
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Wawasee did well in individual events, but not m the team scoring, at the Goshen Relays Saturday As expected, the host walked away with the relay cham pionship, winning the event easily The real battle was for second place between Warsaw and the Warriors Coach Tim Caldwell's crew got beat (Hit in the showdown finishing third in the meet with 61 points to Wasaws 84 Individual winners tor Wawasee were Greg Duy in diving 162 0), Tim Crum m the 100-yard backstroke i 59 5 and Andy Wvsong in the 50 freestyle 23 471. ‘ The Warriors won the 4oe backstroke relay with tlx' team of Benji Reed. Crum. Tony Boyer and Bob Galloway finishing m 4:15.1. I thought we swam well but we were hurt by our depth a little bit We've got those good swimmers, but we just don t have the experience to do well in the
season and finished seventh in the state meet and second in their Regional this fall. In another girls' cross-countn 1 note, senior Grace Stichter was named to the all-state crosscountry team by the association She was the top individual runner for the team in her first year out as a harrier.
relays The freshmen aren’t fast . yet' said( aidwell Other Wawasee scorers were the medlex team of Reed. Brett Hite. Brad Overmyer and Yellow Jackets sweep Wakarusa Syracuse seventh and eighth grade boys' basketball teams journey ed to Wak.irusu last week and came home with two more wins The victories helped ease the disappointment of last year's loss to Wakarusa in the finals of •he • Camelot tourney The seventh grade won. 39-24 and the eighth grade’s score was 27 24 The seventh graders started slowly and fell behind 10-6 at the end of the first quarter The Y ellow .'aeket> •. : J . ■ ks in the second quarter and edged in front 16-15 by the half The second half w as dominated by the Yellow Jackets Mike Meek played vvell on defense and scored his season high of nine points Mike Cannon and Brian Rensberger scored 18 points and had 18 rebounds each Fred Steffen continues to play in a substitute role and Jack Bond scored 10 points Eighth Grade The eighth grade team members walked through the first three quarters of their game and sou Ives behind by seven points going into the fourth quarter The Yellow Jackets had been called for 14 fouls and the difference in the game was in free throws The team surged to life in the fourth quarter and used free throws to gain the lead. Players hit six of nine free throws while Wakarusa players were zero for four Rob McKibben sparked the Yellow Jackets defensively w hile stealing three passes and sinking two foul shots Near the end of the game. Jeremy Corson stole the ball and was intentionally fouled, icing the game when he made both foul shots Tim Mangas led the team with 16 points and is the floor leader on offense. Mangas is averaging 17 points pefgame There were five of the nine players scoring The final score was 27-24 The final home game, before vacation, will be Thursday, Dec 9. at 6p m. w ith South W hitley SLJUBMTOH CUSTOM CANVAS I M<. North 4 M< West Milford BOAT COVERS - TARPS PICKUP CODERS - REPAIRS AWNINGS TRAMPOLINES | SHOE REPAIR | Open 5 Doys 8 A M 6 P M
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Ken Herman, third, the 700 freestyle relay team, fifth; the 400 IM relay team, fourth; Hite in the biiftenly, fourth, the 200 butterfly relay squad, seventh; Overmyer in the breast stroke, seventh; and the 400 freest lye team of Boyer. Crum. Wysong and Rob Green, third For Warsaw;, freshman Kyle Hoskins won the JOO butterfly in ' 58.6. Warsaw finished ahead of Wawasee with their strong seconds The 200 medley team of Dpyle. Ric Clark. Hoskins and Clark Cummins and the 200 butterfly foursome of Garrard. Tim Clark. .Tom Doyle and Hoskins Third were Cummins in the 50 freestyle and the 400 IM relay team of Tim Clark. Duane Mayhew. Garrard and Tom Doyle i Trounce Tippy Wawasee trounced Tippecanoe
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Valley last night to up their record to 4-1 for the year. 84-33. The score might have been worse against the youthful Tippy team had Caldwell not elected to rest some people and do some switching. The Warriors won all but one event at the meet. Boyer won the 500 freestyle and just about broke a school record with his 5:05.6 time Overmyer won the breast stroke at 1:08.7 and the Warriors won both medley relay races The only event Tippecanoe Valley won was the 400 freestyle relay , an event Caidwell sw itched his normal relay team away from The next meet for the swimmers is tomorrow night (Thursday) at Rochester. After that meet; the Warriors will be at home against top-rated Elkhart Memorial Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
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