The Mail-Journal, Volume 22, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 23 October 1985 — Page 9
Sports
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The Wawasee girls’ swim team is faced with a tough situation: while the Lady Warriors roll up impressive dual meet wins, Coach Tim Caldwell knows their times could be better. Yet, he realizes that his swimmers are much better than recent opponents, providing little incentive for them to “race the clock” instead of being pushed by top class competitors. Anyhow, results are results, and Wawasee cruised to another victory by whipping Culver Military last night, 118-47. The win ups the overall record to 9-1-1. The Lady Warriors claimed first place in eight events. Pam Foyle and Kristi Rowe each won two events. Foyle took the 200-yard freestyle in 2:13.34. She also won the 500-yard freestyle, clocking 5:51.08. Rowe sprinted to victory in the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 29.63. She won the 100-yard butterfly in 1:11.27. Other winners
Bowling
Preps Pin Splitters 11 4 Flying Aces 9 6 Wildcats 9 6 Thunder Cats 9 6 Crue — 6'4 Strikers 7</t 7'4 Lions 7 8 Gutter Busters 5 10 Alley Cats 3 12 Ten Pins 6 6 High team game and series: Pin Splitters -646-1280 200 series: C. Ringler 201, E. Losee 212, David Fidler 216, M. Walton 237 150 seri.es: T. Holterman 170, S. Farmer 173, M. Kosleke 189, N. Ott 160, M. Voorheis, 154, J. Galloway 160, A. Young 155, J. Clevenger 181, P. J. Weisser 174, J. Goshert 176, B. Bartman 154 110 series: Amy Dull 117, H. Larimer 137, M. George 122, Danny Fidler 133, A.J. Westerman 137, E. Myers 146, D. Stahley 136, J. Luley 127, R. Finis 132, S. Swlhart 134, C. Swihart 112 100 games: C. Ringler 117, E. Losee 115, David Fidler 119, M. Kosleke 114, A. Young 104, M. Walton 122,115, J . Clevenger 101, P.J. Weisser 104 75 games: M. George 77, C. Ringler 84, Danny Fidler 87, E. Losee 97, David Fidler 97, T. Holterman 88 , 82, S. Farmer 89, 84, A.J. Westerman 76, E. Myers 77, M. Kosleke 75, N. Ott 92, D. Stahley 81, M. Voorheis 93, L. Luley 75, J. Galloway 81, 79, J. Clevenger 80, R. FlnkßL J. Goshertß4, 92, B. Bartman9l Land-O-Lakes Wawasee Bowl 23 9 Ligonier Elks 21 '/2 lO'/a American Bldr’s. 21 11 Stewart's Cleaning Serv. 21 11 Kimmell Inn 19'4 12'4 Syracuse Legion 18 14 Sea Nymph 18 14 Goshen Auto Elect. 18 14 Knights Os Columbus 18 14 Wawasee Pro Shop 16 16 Merchant Metals 16 16 Doc's Hardware 15 17 Coclneros 15 17 Luckey's Tavern 14(" 18 State Bank of Syracuse 13 19 Kurley's Keglers 12 20 Misfits 12 20 Captain's Place 10’4 2114 Werker Brothers Const. 10 22 Hare's Amoco 5’4 26’4 High team game: American Bldgr's. — 1028 High team series: Ligonier Elks —3036 500 series: D Smith 541, L. Longenbaugh 511, J. Sheets 556, M. Mitchel 546, A. Stewart 579, A. Boles 560, N. Cooper 559, K. Knisley 593, D. Blosser 564, L. McGriff 538, P. Flanagan 538, A. Epert 528, G. Lowe 542, H. Hochstetler 524, S. Butt 534, C. Summerlot 554, G. Price 500, D. Gardiner 504, C. Coburn 521, C. Coburn 500, D. Meyer 520, J. Richardson 540, D. Weaver 579, J. Halsey 515, R. Cook 579, G. Gerard 507, R. Trett 560, J. Walton 545, T. West 535, R. Mathew 571, F. McKee 508, M. Yoder 579, M. Durham 554, M. Clevenger 504 200 games: A. Stewart 202, N. Cooper 205, G. Klenke2O2, K. Knisley 234, 203, L. McGriff 222, P. Flanagan 201, A. Epert 216, H. Hochstetler 206, C. Coburn 200, D. Weaver 203, 202, J. Halsey 202, R. Cook 225, R. Treft 206, J. Crops 222, T. West 202, R. Mathew 209, M. Yoder 214, B Hicks 213, M. Clevenger 200
were Danielle Iwankowitsch in the 100-yard backstroke (1:09.79) and Stef Berkey in the 100-yard breastroke (1:21.56). Wawasee claimed both relays — the 200-yard medley and the 400-yard freestyle. Last Tuesday, the Lady Warriors coasted past Plymouth, 111-61. Again, eight firsts were taken. Foyle won two races — the 50-yard freestyle (27.56) and the 500-yard freestyle (5:42.40). Jennifer Titus also claimed a pair of events. She won the 200-yard medley by posting a 2:33.06 time. Titus owned the 100-yard backstroke with a 1:12.02 showing. Jeanine Gunn won one-meter diving honors, scoring 213.80 points. And Berkey captured the 100-yard breastroke in 1:20.01. Wawasee will be on the road this coming week and will try to break the club record in dual meet victories, which is 10. Tomorrow, the Lady Warriors take on Huntington North while next Tuesday’s opponent will be Elkhart Central.
County W. Ser. Center 24’4 7’4 Moore's Shoes 24 8 Tux Shop 24 8 FalrmontHomes 23 9 Foy's Boat Ser. 20’4 11’4 Kurly's Keglers 18 14 Miller's Heating 17 15 PauLs U Lock It 16’4 15’4 W. Bowl 15’4. 16’4 Parker's Hybrids 15 17 YeOldePub , 14 18 Visco Prod. 14 18 Cotton Ins. 14 18 Classic Formed Prod. 13 19 Augsburger's 10 22 Dangles 8 24 Lakeland Balt 8, Tackle 8 24 Crow Roofing 8 24 High team game and series: Paul's U Lock It — 1086-3108 600 series: L. Edwards6s6 500 series: D. Spurling 583, P. Mathews 506, M. Ganshorn 549, B. Knisley 501, D. Cotton 559, P. Hunter 510, L. Sawyer 543, C. Farr 529, R. Bauman 501, D. Smith 519, C. Garner 534, R. Mathew 563, M. Henning 513, E. Henning 502, G. Smith 530, C. Swlhart 505, A. Boyer 501, K. Knisley 568, W. Stahly 512, D. Hyde 523, M. Zelllnger 586, D. Armbruster 545, F. Troup 502, C. Wogoman 584, D. Schopf 501, G. Newcomer 507, G. Lowe 586, R. Sollna 591, L. Knlspel 501, L. Thwalts 554, R. Th waits 546 200 games: D. Spurling 223, M. Ganshorn 201, J. Miller 205, D. Cotton 200, 204, P. Hunter 212, R. Mathew 201, D. Mayberry 201, E. Henning 208, G. Smith 204, L. Edwards 202,252, 202, K. Knisley 220, W. Stahly 204, M. Zelllnger 203, 200, C. Wogoman 210, G. Newcomer 218, G. Lowe 212, 209, R. Sollna 237, L. Thwalts 203 Monday Night Early Birds Alley Cats 21 7 Single 3 20 8 Swingin Grandmas 18 10 Duds 18 10 Sunshiners 17 11 Gutter Grabbers 17 11 M.T.N. 17 11 L. 16 12 Mlzflts 16 12 Connlver's 15’4 1214 Classic Cuties 14 14 Lucky Strikes 13 15 Barbee Slow Pokes 13 15 Never Come Latelles 12 16 Darn We're Good 12 16 Little Rascals 10 18 Mouthy Mothers 9 19 Coclnero's Ladies 7’4 20’4 Flexsteel ill 7 21 Flexsteel #2 7 21 High team game and series: Alley Cats — 524-1415 500 series: S. Truex 502, J. Slabaugh 532 450 series: F. Jones 498, J. Daffron 475, J. Lewallen 496, K. Senders 471, L. Hunt 466, D. Dunlap 452, B. Swlhart 482, S. Mlnnlx 451, A. Whetten 465, C. Yoder 487 200games: J. Slabaugh 207 160 games: F. Jones 176, 184, J. Daffron 166,168, R. Farmer 172, J. Lewallen 190, 163, B. Howe 165, K. Senders 170,189, L. Hunt 184, M. Thompson 187, L. Bright 160, D. Dunlap 161, S. Truex 169, 177, B. Swlhart 179, K. Goldenberg 162, J. Slabaugh 172, S. Mlnnlx 180, P. Brenneman 161, Anita Whetten 164, 163, C. Yoder 180
Marathon challenges Rhodes
ByDAVESTRAUB Sports Editor Milford’s Rich Rhodes runs marathons for fun, but his first experience with the 26.2-mile challenge was something more than he bargained for. “In the very first marathon I ran (at Chicago in 1981), I couldn’t even walk back to the hotel after I finished,” said Rhodes, who recently participated in that prestigious event this past Sunday. “So I got on the bus to take me back.” Humor aside, Rhodes takes running seriously. And he has finished other marathons besides the classic at the Windy City, such as ones in Fort Wayne and Notre Dame. In addition, Rhodes competes in many road races, ranging from 3-10 miles. “It gives you a sense of accomplishment,” he said. “It’s a challenge, too. Especially marathons. Once you get past ‘The Wall,’ (the 20-mile mark) you can finish it.” Sounds easy. But it isn’t. Preparing for the ultimate distance run requires training. Rhodes suggest that runners should at least train three months in advance and set a minimum schedule of 40-50 miles per week. Running long courses on weekends is also a must, according to Rhodes. While a student at Wawasee High School, Rhodes ran cross country and track and was a steady performer. Though he did not compete at Ball State University, Rhodes kept running races on his own. When it comes to marathons, he loves the atmosphere. “It gives you a sense of impor-
Sports quiz
1. Name the teams in the 1985 World Series? 2. Who won the Walt Disney World-Oldsmobile Golf Classic? 3. Name the two professional football teams after seven games? 4. Name the football player who recently passed the 10,000 yard rushing mark? 5. Ozzie Smith plays pro baseball for what team? 2. Name the quarterback of the Chicago Bears. 2. Who won the British Women’s Open Golf Championship? 3. In what sport was Gordie Howe known? 4. Name the pitcher who recently won his 300th game? 5. Who won
* Thursday Nite Ladies Jones 26 6 Buyrite 22 10 Millers 22 10 Kidds 21 11 Golden Razor 19 13 Louies _ ■ 19 13 Liberty 19.13 Wawasee Bowl 18 14 Stop Inn 18 14 Sandls 16 16 Thornburgs 16 16 Town & Country 16 16 Monsanto 14 18 Lake City Bank II 12 20 Dari-Point 12 20 Beacon 11 21 Pilchers 10 22 Lake City Bank I 10 22 S& U General Store 10 22 Eagles 9 23 High team game and series: Jones — 877 2588 500 series: E. Slabaugh 588, B. White 535, C. Shepherd 548, C. Nolan 541, R. White 513, N. Anderson 517, S. Keim 552, J. Eldridge 536, L. Hawn 521, K. Southern 530, K. Knisley 503, J. Mullet 508, B. Miller 510, J. Reedsßs 450 series: M. Pauff 483, C. Schwalm 480, D. Coburn 474, C. Sollna 475, K. Pauwels 453, D. Craig 461, E. Price 477, C. Boyd 480, K. Creps 485, C. Miller 483, M. Rensberger 462, N. Reeve 483, S. Delagrange 470, S. Gilbert 465, R. Gerrlty 472, J. Knisley 458, B. Graff 463, N. Spurling 475 200 games: E. Slabaugh 222, 193, 173, B White 214,171, C. Nolan 203,200, N. Anderson 203,171, J. Reed2ll, 206 170 games: C. Shepherd 199, 178, 171, C. Schwalm 172, 171, D. Coburn 186, 172, R. White 197, C. Egolf 179, S. Keim 193, 190, J. Eldridge 180, 179, 177, M. Henning 179, L. Hawn 184,177, D. Craig 171, K. Southern 183, 181, K. Knisley 189, P. Pauwels 178, E. price 177, C. Boyd 194, K. Creps 191, J. Mullet 197, 181, C. Miller 189, R. Gerrlty 186, M. Rensberger 185, V. Bennett 184, J. Kausal 174, N. Reeve 178, S. Delagrange 184, C. Bocher 173, B. Miller 182,175, S. Gilbert 172, 170, N. Spurling 179,171, Y. Coburn 179 i Juniors North Webster Gutter Dusters 16 4 300 Club 14 6 Fantastic Four 13 7 Pin Rollers 12 8 We're On Strike 11 9 Odd Balls il 9 Holly Rollers 11 9 i The Odd Couples 10 10 Fantastic Freaks Too 10 10 Miami Vice 8 12 Alley Fryers 8 12 Syracuse Strikers 4 16 High team game and series: The Odd Couples —793-2185 450 series: C. Brower 457 400 series: S. Kahle 442, G. Coburn 429 375 series: S. Jones 390, D. Byrd 392, T. Hutter 385, O. Blosser 383, T. Harwood 376, i A. Rensberger 376, J. Richardson 377 350 series: C. Jones36o 175 games: C. Brower 187,146 140 games: S. Jones 168, G. Coburn 155. 150, S. Kahle 152,149,141, A. Rensberger 154, T. Hostetter 151, C. Jones 149, T. Richardson 148, T. Hutter 145, J. Slabaugh 144, J. Shields 142. J. Harwood 142, D. Blosser 140
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tance,” said Rhodes. “One of my favorite races is the Chicago Marathon because there are a lot of things around the course. Running with 12,000 athletes and having about 1 million people watch in person is a thrill.” The’ Chicago race officially starts when Mayor Harold Washington gives the ceremonial go-ahead. On this particular Sunday, Rhodes finished “somewhere in the middle,” noting that there were 70 worldclass runners competing on an overcast, 50-degree day.
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Friday Night Mixed Miller Heating 20 8 Peterson 2 18 10 Syracuse Cleaners 18 10 ToddCID 17 11 Buds Body 17 11 Maple Leaf 16 12 Knisleys 14 14 Yeh But 13'4 14'4 Frost TV 13 15 Pizza 2 13 15 Hutter 8, Sons 12 16 Triple A's Plus One 12 16 Campbell ■ 11 17 DQ Brazier 10 17 Sleepy Owl 10 17 Eby Ford 9’4 B’4 High team game: Sleepy Owl— 708 High team series: Millers: —2015 500 series: S. Swinehart 510, P. White 528, M. Harrington 549, A. Epert 587, G. Knisley 520, K. Knisley 579, L. Sawyer 504, W. Alderfer 515, D. Armbruster 565, K. Sollna 532, D. Hamilton 546, J. Blackport 556 450 series: P. Schopf 496, I. Kallslk 479, C. Harrington 467, B. Hamilton 468, P. Brennaman 479 200 games: J. Gerard 204, P. White 220, A. Epert 217, K. Knisley 210 160 games: P. Schopf 160,179, B. Epert 170, S. Beaty 164, I. Kallslk 177, C. Harrington 176, K. Knisley 192, B. Smith 177, A. Alderfer 181. B Hamilton 167, 162, K. Sollna 199, 169, 164, P. Brennaman 197, N. Whetten 177 Majors Miami Vice 17 3 Warriors 12 8 Bowling Ballers 11 9 Thunderbolts 7Vi 12'4 Maul's 7 13 44 414 1514 High team game and series scratch and handicap: Scratch 639-1849; Handicap 873-2551 4so series: T. Clevenger 537, A. Stricklin 468, D. Caudill 458 350 series: C. J. Harwood 429, D. Koselke 393, B. Johnson 363, T. Simpson 422, A, Wright 437, D. Blosser 392, B. Strombeck 425, H. Brower 135, S. Lentz 449, K. Gregory 379, B. Rensberger 419, J. Simpson 425, S. Kahle 430 160 games: T. Simpson 166, T. Clevenger 177,179, 181, D. Caudill 165 Sunday Night Mixed Syracuse Rubber 21 7 N. W. Marine, Inc. 1814 914 Fairmont Homes. 16 12 Terminators 1514 12V4 McMurphy's 15 13 Slabaugh Canvas 14 14 Indecision 14 14 Gene's Repair Shop 1314 1414 Looney Tunes 12 16 Wallace Welding 12 16 Miller's Heating 10 18 A Creative Touch 614 2114 High team game and series: Terminators -776 2103 600 series: S. Rensberger 602 500 series: M. Manuszak 555, B. Canfield 542. S. Brumbaugh 508, P. Summerlot 508, C. Summerlot 511, G. Price 543, C. Swlhart 556, T. Turner 521, A. Slabaugh 545, M. Clevenger 517, C. Simpson 509 450 series: M.-Gray 483. K. Canfield 488, S. Slabaugh 498, B. Swlhart 474, E. Slabaugh 472, P. Lamb 474 200 games: M. Manuszak 208, B. Canfield
200 games: M. Manuszak 208, B. Canfield
Rhodes clocked a touch over four hours for this year’s race. For all this trouble, he, along with the other runners who finished, received a consolation medal. “I just run for the fun of it,” he said.
..... •< |w *k ; •a’Wk' » MaMJWw v mR '/ ‘W FRf | I - * 1 wgr 1 j > I-i \ 1 n i Vti r m a Wj s < -JO FIHy > CTHi HI BIG BOULDER RECORD — A course record was recently set at the Big Boulder Golf Course by Merritt Cook (left) of Lombard, 111. Cook turned in a 28-stroke performance, witnessed by Big Boulder Owner John Weiss (right).
210, S. Rensberger 223, 221, P. Summerlot 205, G. Price 203, C. Simpson 204 160 games: M. Gray 170, 163, K. Canfield 179, S. Brumbaugh 178, 175, S. Slabaugh 177, 165, B. Swlhart 199, T. Turner 198, 165, E. Slabaugh 163, 165, P. Lamb 175, P. Summerlot 169, C. Simpson 169, K. Larimer 170, J. Miller 164 Bantams Ghost Busters 12 3 T Bones 10 5 Warriors 9 6 Wawasee Girls 8 7 Cabbage Patch Kids 6 9 6 9 High team game: Ghost Busters — 450 High team series: Cabbage Patch Kids — 875 150 series: 3. Yoder 199, R. Schwalm 163 100 series: B. Bartman 101, A. Knisley 118 60 series: A. Glon 73, K. Yoder, 85, A. Sloan 91, K. Smith 63, J. Galloway 69, M. Hunt 63, A Sloan 91, K. Smith 63, A. Farmer 90 60games: J. Yoder ill, 88, R. Schwalm 76: 87, A. Knisley 84 35 games: A. Glon 36, 37, A. Hoover 36. K. Yoder 51, B. Bartman 51, 50, A. Sloan 48, 43, K. Smith 36, J. Galloway 52, A. Farmer 51,39 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies League Todd's 26Vi 5'4 LaPetlte 23'4 B'4 Carter P.E.H. 18 14 Pauls U-Lock-lt 17 15 State Bank 17 15 Arrow Corp. 16Vi 15Vi Thornburgs 16 ' 16 Teghtmeyer 13 19 Mastercraft 12 20 Ace Pest 12 20 Lil's Anchor Bar 1114 2014 Beacon 9 23 High team game and series: Todd's — — 500 series: S. Flanagan 527, P. Schopf 513. S. Wolterman 505 450 series: J. Maher 490, J. Kausal 481, R. Carrol 480, I. Kallslk 475, J. Alfano 474, M. Willard 456, J. Gray 450. L. Welty 450, L. White 459 200games: S. Flanagan 201 160 games: L. White 194,1. Kallslk 189, S. Flanagan 182, M. Prescott 182, B. Ganz 176, J. Kausal 170, 166, R. Carrol 166, 176, J. Alfano 163, 171, 8. Ehrhardt 166, S. Wolterman 192, 176, J. Maher 163, 176, J. Slabaugh 162, P. Schopf 179, 165, 169, M. Willard 167. 172, J. Lantz 177, J. Gray 167, L. Welty 175, B. Kline 160 Tuesday Nite Ladies Waußeez 27 5 Grannies And The Kids 23 9 The3Delltes 22 10 The Go Getters 21 11 The Chumps 20 12 Lambs Case 19 13 The Sandbaggers 16 16 Alley Cats 1414 1714 Youngsters 13 19 Inkspots 11 21 Gropps Guppies 8 24 Lambs Bakery 6 26 Lady Bombers 21Vi 1114 B'Jays 2 22 High team game and series: The Sandbaggers— 473-1319 450 series: J. West 472, T Stewart 469, S. Pachynskl 485 140 games: B. Swihart 167, J. Hostetler
Other area runners had fun, too. Joe Dervin of Goshen completed the course in three hours and 22 minutes. Tim Miller of Cromwell posted a two-hour, 49 minute showing while Tony Clouse of Syracuse finished in three hours and 13 minutes.
173, J. West 199,1. Dull 165, E. Wogoman 161. T. Stewart 161, 176, S. Schmucker 181, J. Gose 176, P. Snyder 168, S. Pachynskl 179,161 Milford Business Shue's Curiosity Shop 25 11 Johncocr-Brayton 24 12 Dana I 22 14 UAW 22 14 Eagles 22 14 Wuthrich 8, Sons 21 15 Gropp s I 21 15 Dana 11 21 15 Campbell's IGA 21 15 Carrier Line + One 20 16 Gropp's II 20 16 Sharp's 19 17 N. Webster Legion 19 17 Webster Vans 17 19 Wawasee Bowl Pro Shop 16 20 HenschenOil 15 21 Klnro, Inc. 12 24 Family Fare 12 24 Beer Builders 11 25 11th Frame Lounge 0 36 High team game: Dana I —1035 High team series: Hernschen Oil —2973 600 series: J. Smeltzer 606 500 series: T. Edwards 514, J. Haggard 501, D. Williams 506, D. Stahly 525, S. Whetten 521, R. Peterson 502, T. Hippe 556, D. Beezley 535, S. Smith 511, D. Sprague 524, J. Fesler 511, K. Pllkerd 512, B. Perez 552, D. Carpenter 200, B. Wilson 200, D. Ferguson 507, F. Meansso9, C. Arthur 562, M. Zelllnger 550, D. Wuthrich 520, J. Bartman 535 200 games: J. Smeltzer 222, 202, J. Brinkerhoff 203, T. Edwards 203, D. Stahly 210, S. Whetten 201, R. Peterson 200, D. Lund 206, T. Hippe 201. 213. M. Shearer 204, D. Sprague 204, B. Perez 222, D. Carpenter 554, B. Wilson 540, A. Campbell 504, G. Calhoon 206, G. Freiheit 210, P. Singer 206, F. Means 211, S. Stump 212, C. Arthur 201, J. Bartman 207 Splits The following are splits from the Thursday Nite Ladies: Sharon Batesla 2-7, Jo Reed 7-3-10, Darcy Dean 3-10, Nellie Spurling 5-6-10, Yvonne Coburn 3-10, Dee Walton 2-7-10, Jean Knisely 5-8-10, Doris Gose 1-4-9, Delight Craig 3-10, Norma Reeve 3-10, Michelle Somers 2-7, Jessie Knaffel 3-10, Lilly Hawn 5-7, Bev Hamman 3-10, Jeanette Bockman 6-7, Freddy Money 4-5, Doris Coburn 3-10 and Cindy Nolan 5-7. Friday night mixed results were Sue Peterson and Sandi Beaty 3-10, Mark Harrington 4-10, Corky Harrington and Kenny Knisley 5-6, Art Epert 2-8-7, Kathryn Knisley 2-7 and Lotty Salava 5-10 and 6-7-10. Sunday night mixed results were Mary Gray 5-7, Mike Manuszak 5-7-9, Ben Canfield 5-10, Joyce Stricklin 2-7, Kelly Gay 4-7-10, Jack Simpson 2-7 and 3-10, Judy Miller 2-7 and Charlie Lamb 5-7.
Wed., October 23, — THE MAIL-JOURNAL
j Mfawsee golfers | j enjoy success | £ By DAVE STRAUB :j •£ Sports Editor •:• :•< This was a Cinderella story that went unnoticed. Its significance, however, is something quite remarkable. After all, a sixth place finish in the state would be a big deal for any team. But for five Wawasee golfers, it was more than that. It was ;j: special. “At the start, I figured we would go to regionals and maybe § qualify for state,” said Junior Heidi Musser. “But I never J: •< thought we would get this far.” With each dual meet win, confidence grew and the Lady $ £;• Warriors were ranked as high as 14th at one point in the season. They dropped out of the Top 20 eventually, though dual meets :$ were won convicingly. Wawasee finished 10-0. “A lot of that was based on our scores, which were not as good as a lot of other top teams,” Musser reasoned. “But a lot of $ people didn’t know that we golfed on a very tough course. Max- § welton is one of the tougher ones you can find.” jj: Thankful for being able to play this year, Musser wanted to break 90 at least once. She did this when it counted the most. Musser shot a career-best 89 at the Indiana High School Girls’ $ Golf State Finals at Muncie on Oct. 12. And it spurred a great $ team effort. . “It rained for a while that day,“ said Musser, whose nine- # hole average bounces in the mid 40s. “But it got nicer and we had to wear our shorts. I was feeling really good and my game •g went well.” 8 g: Beckie Welty’s game went well, too. The senior had a career day with an 81-stroke performance. “It was a good way to end $ $ my high school career,” she said. “I think we could have gotten first, but I was happy with sixth. ” £ § “Our scores were strong, especially the first nine holes,” added Senior Leslie Reilly. “I ran into some bad luck when I lost two strokes on a disqualification, but I was able to put together a solid game.” Reilly shot a 91. Now, she is concentrating on ims proving her gartie for college. “I want to get my scores down to the low 40s all of the time,” Reilly said of her nine-hole game. “It’s going to take a lot of work, though.” Barb Hostetter, a junior, stresses that she needs all the work x ■:*< she can get to upgrade her 18-hole game. She had one of her few !v off days on the course at the state meet, shooting a 112. “We did £ :«:■ really good, but it could have been better if I did my part,” said $ $ Hostetter. “I had a few decent outings, but I want to work $ harder on my game. So, I’m going to practice a whole lot more.” k i r rmrtvx SB?'- m A JM sr *■ -BMB **' * “ fOs mBK $ SIXTH IN STATE S $ S ft u ?• Jennifer Jorczak, another junior, was happy just to be a >:■ part of a team that broke into the state’s Top 10. “I’ve never g: been on a team this good,” she said. “But we kind of expected it to happen because we knew we were going to be good.” »> Jorczak shot a 106 at the state meet. She will be back next $ year, along with Musser and Hostetter. Coach Rudy Cesco won’t •:;! ft exactly be poor in talent after a banner season. £•: •S “As a team, they just did a great job,” said Cesco. “The $• state meet, I thought, was a solid team performance. If you look •$ at it, three of our five players had great outings and two of them <:• careered. That’s good at any meet. >•: •x “Asking for five of your golfers to career at the same meet is asking quite a bit,” he added. “That’s why you play five and S count four (scores).” S •ft That’s also why the Lady Warriors tasted great success. They had balance.
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