The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 May 1985 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., May 8,1985

Sports

Wowosee netters edged by Warsaw 3-2

By CHRIS CAULEY The Wawasee girls’ tennis team struck out again last Thursday, but there may be some hope in Mudville. The Lady Warriors’ 3-2 defeat at the hands of Warsaw stretched the Wawasee losing streak to seven matches. On the bright side, the final 3-2 verdict was the closest the Warriors had come to winning in any of those seven matches. Five of the seven losses, including the Warsaw match, were against opponents from the Northern Lakes Conference. The Warriors, 2-7 overall after the Warsaw match, got zipped by 5-0 in their first three conference matches. Then they lost by 4-1 to North Wood on Tuesday, April 30, and then they won two individual matches against Warsaw two days after that. “They are becoming more aggressive,” Coach Cindy Peterson noted. “They’re not as afraid to go to the net. Jennifer (Tuttle) especially is starting to go to the net, and that’s where you win your games. If you don’t go to the net, you’re going to sit back and play tennis until somebody makes an error, and that’s boring.” Tuttle’s match at No. 1 singles was anything but boring, especially in a close second set. A sophomore, Tuttle took the first set from Kelly Poyser, 6-2,"'but had to go the distance in'the second set before winning by 7-6 on a 7-5 tiebreaker. The Warriors’ other win came at No. 2 singles where junior Kelly Rensberger outlasted Warsaw junior Marlene Messner. Rensberger lost the first set, 6-3,

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Thursday Nite Ladies Final Standings Golden Razor 95 37 Jones 90'? 41'/2 Louie's -1 s . 87 45 Wawasee Bowl 81 51 'Liberty 75 57 Lake City Bank II 74 58 Buyrite 1 69 63 Monsanto 68 64 Stanley Steemer 68 64 Stop Inn 66'z 65'2 Kidds 66 66 Lake City Bank I 62 70 Pilchers 62 70 Footloose 58 74 Sandi’s 56 76 Thornburgs 53’ a 78Va 3 Flags 53 79 Wallace Welding 52'2 79'z Dana 45 87 Beacon 38 94 High team game and series: Monsanto — 859 2443 Split conversions: S. Corn 6 810, N. Shields'S 7, S. Batesla 5 10, J. Kausal 4 10, D. Heckney 57, E Kiefer 5-7, J. Galloway 3 7, E. Slabaugh 5 10, K. Southern 3 10, L. Hawn 3 10, G. Shepherd 5 10 500 series: C Clifton 540, J. Kausal 500, N. Reeve 543, B Gross 532, M Pauff 500, C. Shepherd 521, S Kern 510, H. Taylor 561, C. Becher 504, C Lobsinger 518 450 series: B. Kilgore,47s, C. Miller 480, R. Hite 467. V. Bennett 496 J L. Rife 455, D. Craig 477, P Bailey 462, L Bobeck 478, J. Brown 480, J. Knisely 483, P Kampf 472, S. Gilbert 467, R. Gerrity 483, E. Slabaugh 450, J. Galloway 466, G Shepherd 466, L. Hawn 497, J. Miller 455, K. Southern 498, N. Shields 477, J Wortinger 496, S. Eby 476, N. Spurling 464, Y. Coburn 466, J Eldridge 456, S. Corn 464, M Henning 467. P Pollock 476, A. Henson 457, J Napier 496, L. DeVoss 466, R. White 458, C. Clifton 200, 196. B. Gross 212, 182, C. Lobsinger 221 170 games: V. Bennett 190, 179, J. Kausel 177, N Reeve 187, 178, 178, P. Hass 170, L. Rife 171, D Walton 177, L. Bobeck 178, J. Brown 187, J. Knisley 181, P. Kampf 174, 173, S Gilbert 185, R Gerrity 182, J. Galloway 172, G Shepherd 175, M. Pauff 179, C. Shepherd 185, 177, L. Hawn 180, J. Miller 170, K. Southern 179, S Kern 175, 174, N. Shields 170, J Wortinger 177, S Eby 193, N. Spurling 185, Y Coburn 178, 171, H. Taylor 199, 194, J. Eldridge 189, M. Henning 173, C. Bender 179, 172, P Pollock 175, J. Napier 181, B. Ham man 179, R White 190

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MBUi ■■ f mE F JJ afc., *4 9HMI k WI DOUBLES TEAM — Paired together at No. 2 Doubles for the first time this spring, Lisa Noble (left) and Kay Stackhouse lost by scores of 6-0 and 6-2 to their opponents from Warsaw last Thursday afternoon. Cristi Weaver also sees considerable action on the 2 doubles team for Wawasee.

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Wawasee golfers Bth in invite

Wawasee’s golf team placed eighth in the Homestead Invitational on Saturday in Fort Wayne. The Warriors, with a team total of 334 shots, trailed seventh place Marion 'by only one stroke. Kokomo (314), Lafayette Jeff (315), Columbia City (317), Elkhart Central (318), Michigan City Elston (318) and Huntington finished 1-6. Wawasee senior Bryan Beaty was fifth meet medalist with a five-over par round of 76. His score included two birdies. Teammate Keith Burbank shot 88, Derek Smith 91, Darin Atwood 84 and John Nemeth 86. Another team of Wawasee golfers took to the links Saturday in the Central Noble Invitational. The Warriors, with 355, finished fifth in that tournament out of 12 teams. Carroll won it with 322. Churubusco was second with 323, DeKalb third with 324 and

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but won the second set by 6-3 and the third set by 6-4. “Jennifer played exceptionally well her first set,” Peterson said. “Her second set she started to panic a little bit toward the end, but she hung in there. Kelly played an exceptional match all the way through. They both needed the wins. I’m pleased.” Tuttle and Rensberger were the last Warrior players off the court. The other three varsity matches were all concluded in short order, but none of them to the Warriors’ liking. Warsaw won both doubles matches and the match at 3 singles in straight sets. Good Match For Tuttle After breezing through a 6-2 first set, Tuttle jumped ahead in the second set at 1 singles, 5-3, before her shots suddenly started to go awry. Warsaw’s Kelly Poyser battled back to tie the set at 6-6 and force a tiebreaker. Poyser led early in the best-of-12 playoff before Tuttle regained her stroke to finally win, 7-5. “I had excellent placement today,” Tuttle said afterwards. “My cross-court placement and my lobs were good. I played much better Tuesday against North Wood when I lost and should have won, but I played pretty well today. “We were pretty even,” the sophomore added. “She had a stronger serve, but they’ weren’t going in. What I mainly did in the first set was let her make the mistakes. I just kept hitting the ball back at her. Then in the second set, I started making mistakes. Hitting them in the net and hitting them long, both. Lisa Hunter, the only senior on the Wawasee team, saw her string of bad luck continue as she

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Lakeland fourth with 351. For Wawasee, Brian Keim shot 84, Jeff Taylor 86, Bruce Jackson 92, David O’Neal 93 and Brett Harter shot 100. Other Warrior matches this past week: Wednesday, May 1 WAWASEE 'A' (205): Bryan Beaty 42, Keith Burbank 40, Derek Smith 40, Jay Baumgartner 43, Darin Atwood 40. NORTHRIDGE 'A* (204): Nick Wellbright 45, Craig Kaufman 40, Jeff Reigsecker 36, Dave Zehr 40, Chad Kilmer 43. WAWASEE 'B' (231): John Nemeth 43, Jeff Taylor 42, Rich Freeman 46, Tim Keim 50, Steve Sweatland 50. NORTHRIDGE 'B' (229): Brad Kaufman 46. Paul Bourden 44, Bryan Hackett 51, Ed Gustafson 43, Brian Checkley 45. Thursday, May 2 WAWASEE 'A' (162): Bryan Beaty 38. Keith Burbank 42, Derek Smith 41, Brian Keim 47, Darin Atwood 41. HUNTINGTON NORTH 'A' (155): Chad Moore 39, Matt Eckert 37, Brent Bowman 40, Troy Smart 46, Jason Hotius 39. WAWASEE 'B' (195): John Nemeth 42, Jay Baumgartner 46, Tim Keim 52, Rich Freeman 55, Steve Sweatland 62. HUNTINGTON NORTH 'B' (193): Jim Winkelman 46, Scott Horotto 48. Jeff Shockley 46, Jay Kyle 58, John Nelson 53.

lost at No. 3 singles, 6-2, 6-0. Her opponent was Warsaw sophomore Michelle Haines, who hiked her record to 5-1 by beating Hunter. “She was consistent,” Hunter said. “She didn’t make too many errors. I tried to play aggressive, but I got too aggressive.” Both Doubles Lose The Warriors’ doubles teams did not fare any better. Shawn Anderson and Christie Carmichael lost in straight sets by identical 6-1 scores, and Lisa Noble and Kay Stackhouse dropped a 6-0, 6-2 decision at 2 doubles. “They (Warsaw) have two good doubles teams,” Cindy Peterson said. “They gave us a rough time. They killed us at the net.” Warsaw’s No. 2 doubles team had two seniors, Lara Lemon and Rhonda Robinson, who were playing together for the first time. Robinson had been a singles player earlier in the season. “She had great spins on her serves,” said Lisa Noble, one half of Wawasee’s 2 doubles team. “They played really well,” Noble added. “I thought we played well for the first time playing together.” The Warriors’ 2 doubles team usually has Cristi Weaver teamed with either Noble or Stackhouse, who alternate between doubles and playing JV. Thursday’s match was the first time Noble and Stackhouse had teamed together. “I wanted Kay and Lisa to play together just 4n case something would happen and they’d have to play together,” Peterson said. “I don’t know if that may have messed them up. Those two never played side-by-side. They’ve always had Cristi as that stabilizer. “The other two (Anderson and Carmichael at 1 doubles), I don’t know what their problem was,” the coach added. “They just couldn’t put it together.”

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. Thursday, May 2 AtWawasaa VARSITY Warsaw 3, Wawasae 2 No. 1 Singles — Jennifer Tuttle (W) def. Kelly Poyser (War). 6-2. 7-6 (7-5 tiebreaker). No. 2 Singles — Kelly Rensberger (W) def. Marlene Messner (War), 3-6, 6-3, 6-4. No. 3 Singles — Michelle Haines (War) def. Lisa Hunter (W), 6-2, 6-0. No. 1 Doubles — Lynnae Ginter and Lisa Frazzetti (War) def. Shawn Anderson and Christie Carmichael (W), 6-1, 6-1. No. 2 Doubles — Lara Lemon and Rhonda Robinson (War) def. Lisa Noble and Kay Stackhouse (W), 6-0, 6-2. JUNIOR VARSITY Warsaw 6, Wawasee 1 Sally Parke (War) def. Cristi Weaver (W), 8-2; Pam Barnett (War) def. Heather Keiper (W), 8-3; Sonya Scott (War) def. Sherry Daniels (W), 8-0; Sherry Daniels (W) def. Diane Wulliman (War); Jennifer Brown and Emily Holbrook (War) def. Jodi Weaver and Amanda Anderson (W), 8-2; Alicia Scott and Kim Gilbert (War) def. Kim Newcomer and Shelly Daniels (W), 8 0; Beth Huffer and Stacey Nellans (War) def. Sharon Gerencser and Angie Kirkdorfer (W), 8-1. Friday, May 3 VARSITY Northridge 4, Wawasee 1 No. 1 Singles — Jennifer Tuttle (W) def. Caryn Hollinger (N), 6-2,6-0; No. 2 Singles — Robin Bird (N) def. Kelly Rensberger (W), 2-6, 6-4, 6-3; No. 3 Singles — Shelly Kuenn (N) def. Lisa Hunter (W), 6-2, 6-1; No. 1 Doubles — Beth Gutafson and Lesa Kropf (N) def. Christie Carmichael and Shawn Anderson (W), 6-2, 6-0; No. 2 Doubles — Ellen Upfin and Jodie Smith (N) def. Kay Stackhouse and Christi Weaver (W), 6-2, 6-1. JUNIOR VARSITY Sharon Murphy (N) def. Lisa Noble (W), 8 2. e Monday, May 6 VARSITY Rochester 4, Wawasee 1 No. 1 Singles — Cindy Sells (R) def. Jennifer Tuttle (W), 7-5, 6-1; No. 2 Singles - Kelly Rensberger (W) def. Mary Maloney (R), 6-2,6-1; No. 3 Singles —Melissa Triplett (R) def. Lisa Hunter (W), 5-7, 6-4, 6-4; No. 1 Doubles — Stacy Huppert and Shannon McLochlin (R) def. Christie Carmichael and Shawn Anderson (W), 7-5, 2-6, 6-3; No. 2 Doubles — Nancy Belcher and Andrea Belcher (R) def. Christi Weaver and Lisa Noble (W), 0-6, 7-5, 6-3. JUNIOR VARSITY Wawasee 3, Rochester 2 Kay Stackhouse (W) def. Debbie Delßosado (R), 8-2; Shelly Daniels (W) def. Laura Louderback (R), 8-5; Amanda Ander son (W) def. Rosanna Delßosado (R), 8-1; No. 1 Doubles — Cindy Carrico and Kim Hambaugh (R) def. Kim Newcomer and Heather Keiper (W), 8-4, Jeannie Wagoner and Amy Martins (R) def. Jodi Weaver and Sharon Gerenscer (W), 8-2.

■ft ■K Wk. w ~ FOREHAND SMASH — Lisa Hunter, who plays at No. 3 Singles for the Wawasee Lady Warriors, is the only senior on the team this spririg. Hunter lost to Warsaw’s Michelle Haines last Thursday, 6-2 and 6-0, as the Warriors were beaten, 3-2. (Photos by Chris Cauley)

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