The Mail-Journal, Volume 23, Number 49, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 December 1986 — Page 9

Sports

Prairie Heights next Wawasee foe

Wawasee’s boys’ basketball team, amidst one of its best starts in recent history, hope to remain unbeaten when it hosts Prairie Heights’ Panthers Saturday evening. [Wawasee’s best start, recently, was in 1983-84 when the Warriors went 5-0. In Saturday’s matchup, both teams, Wawasee and Prairie Heights have a lot of similarities, in terms of size and coaching. But, Prairie Heights’ offense resembles Wawasee’s as much as night resembles day. The contest between the Panthers, 2-1, and Wawasee, 3-0, appears to be an interesting matchupq Both teams are relatively short in stature, although the Panthers have a slight edge in height, x However, the Panthers, according to first-year Panther coach, Tim Holcomb, have little team speed — Wawasee’s strong point. In fact, the Panthers’ plan on walking the ball upcourt when attacking the offensive side of the floor. “We will walk the ball upcourt all the time,” said Holcomb. “We know Wawasee has a lot of speed and because of that, we don’t want to play their style of basketball.” However, the Warriors’ defense is expected to put pressure on the ball with a variation of defenses to force the Panthers into an faster tempo. If this happens, Wawasee should be able to run past the Panthers with its potent running game. Still, the key to the contest, obviously, will be Prairie Heights’ ability to slow down Wawasee’s fast break. However, that might not be at factor since Wawasee has slowly developed a quality halfcourt offense. The play of junior Fred Steffen could be the turning point in the game, IF, Wawasee’s streaking offense is slowed to a walk. With Steffen coming into his own last week at Mishawaka 'scoring 20 points and grabbing 10 rebounds), along with the perimeter shooting from Tim Mangas, Nathan Rhoades, and Matt Dick, Prairie Heights could be in for a long night in Syracuse. However, the Panthers have some weapons of their own. Senior Dan Flaharty, a 6-5 center, provides Prairie Heights with scoring punch and senior leadership. The center, averaging 21 points and 11 rebounds a game, is expected to carry much of the Panthers’ offensive burden against the Warriors.

Bowling

Tuesday Nite Ladies Alley Cats 37 15 Chumps 35 17 Wau Beez 32'2 19'ft Youngsters 29 ,23 Go Getters 29 23 Lambs Case 28' 2 23'2 Grannies and the Kid 27 25 3Delites 27 25 Inkspots 26'i 25'2 Runabouts 18 34 Go Go Girls 15'ft 36'2 High team game and series: Wau Beez — 500, 1394 450 series: J Hostetler 483, J. West 462, M Halsey 456, M. Wiggs 457, S Gilbert 472 200games: J West 201 160 games: J Hostetler 177, R Corl 161, L. * Lamb 161, M. Halsey 161, D. Long 169, Cr Jones 164, J Gose 161, P Snyder 160, J Ryman 169, L. Brower 179, S. Gilbert 178 Preps Strikers 27 6 Alley Kittens 23 10 Cabbage Patch Kids 20 13 Bears 20 13 Ball Breakers 18 15 Yellow Jackets 17 16 Teddy Bears 16 17 Merry Men 14 19 Syracuse Bears 7 23 High team game and series: Strikers — 615.1197 250 series and above: S. Knox 251 <r 200 series E Losee2lß, T Holterman 205 175 series: J Galloway 194, C. Swihart 184 150 series and above: P J. Weisser 172, J D Byrd 166, C Kelly 166, B Bartman 155, S-. Gay 154 100 games E Losee 121 97, S. Knox 120 131, J. Galloway 117 77, T Holterman 102 103, C Swihart 102 81 60 games and above S Gay 92 62, C. Kelly 90 76, PJ Weisser 91 81, J Matrix 95, J.D Byrd 85 81, B Bartman 88, B. Bartman 78 77, V Mullins 72 75, R. Sherwood 72, A. Knisley 69, R Holterman 69 63, B. Schisler 66, J. Foltz 79 69, K Knox 61 76, C. Kelly 60 87, A. Guy 60, T McFarren 60 Tues. Aft. Ladies L. Arrow Van 31'ft 16'ft State Bank 29'72 18' 2 Mastercraft 27 21 Paul's U Lock It 27 21 Carter PE.H 26'72 21'ft Beacon 25 23 Lil's Anchor Bar 23'ft 24'/2 Teghtmeyer 23 25 LePetite 23 25 Aunt Verna's Place 20 28 WaChester 18'/7 29'/z Ace Pest 13'72 34'ft High team game and series: Paul's U LOck It —772, 2212 500 series: J Maher 523, S. Wolterman 522 450 series: R Gerrity 487, G. Willard 479, J. Gray 473, V Schultz 474, G. Prescott 463, I Kalisik 456, A. Pressel 453, G.J. Myers 451, S. Koser 456, S. Quinn 463 200 games: G. Hayner 202, J. Maher 203 160 games: M. Prescott 190, G.J. Myers 168, 162, S. Wolterman 181, 188, A. Pressel 170, C. Schieber 166, J. Lantz 163, J Hays 165, J Cushing 168, S. Quinn 167, J Gray 169, V Schultz 163, R. Carroll 162, I Kalisik 166, J Maher 163, J. Alfano 160, B. Ganz 160, R. Gerrity 177, S Koser 171, 160, G. Willard 179, 166. J. Kausal 171

“Flaharty is a very good player. He is solid in the middle, and likes to bang the boards,” said Holcomb. “He’s probably our best scoring threat this season.” But, just because the Panthers have only one player averaging in double digits, you can’t count them out. Holcomb has six additional seniors and four juniors that make remainder of the squad. Todd Gerbers, a 6-3 junior and 6-2 Lance Dafforn provide adequate size inside for the visitors. Along with the Panthers’ inside strength, they also have four seniors that handle the ball in the backcourt. In a close game, the Panthers’ senior leadership could pay dividends — as it all ready has. “So far this season, the senior leadership has been very important to us,” admitted Holcomb. “It paid off last week in our win at Leo. Experience is very important to a basketball team.”

Whitko claims state title

INDIANAPOLIS - For Whitko’s football team, the season ended just they way it was planned. The Wildcats, ranked second in Class 2A, used three first-half touchdowns and an stingy defense to capture its first state football championship, 26-0, over Tell City. Friday, Nov. 29, in the Indianapolis Hoosier Dome. • The key to Whitko’s easy title game victory was its defense. Unofficially, the Wildcats yielded 76 yards in total offense to the Marksmen. Meanwhile, Whitko mustered 265 yards, 248 coming on the ground. Whitko, after stopping Tell City on its first possession, marched into the end zone for the game winning touchdown. On the TD play, quarterback Mark Kline connected with Scott Striggle on a nifty 14-yard strike. The Wildcats added insurance points minutes later, thanks to their defense. Two plays following Whitko’s initial score, Bryan Sherwin intercepted a Marksmen pass and returned the ball to Tell City’s 16. From there, the Wildcats moved to the goal line, where Jeff Larson scored the TD. Larson added another Whitko touchdown, while Joey Busz cap-

Monday Night Early Birds Swingin Grandmas 37'2 14'2 Alley Cats 36 16 Likens Const 35'72 16'2 Sunshiners 34'2 17'2 LSD " 33 19 Walker Pipers 31'2 20' 2 Classic Cuties 30'ft 21'2 Cindonway Shores 29 23 Shirt Tales 27 25 Gutter Grabbers 26 26 Barbee Slowpokes 251st 26'2 Connivers 25 27 Bad Habits 24 28 Cocinero's 24 28 Lucky Strikes 21 31 Flexsteel No. 1 19'ft 32'2 MiSzfittS ° 17'72 34'2 Duds 16 36 Walker Splits 14V2 37’z Flexsteel No. 2 12'ft 39',2 High team game and series: Alley Cats — 526, 1460 500 series: D Dunlap 502, L. Hunt 586. L. Dunfee 528 450 series: S. Klenke 453, L. Roose 492, J Daffron 457, J. Berkeypile 491, P. Riggen 450. M. Lambright 467, B Swihart 493, A. Whet ten 469. J. Hoover 459, P Hamilton 498, J. Likens 471, D. Allen 499. J Maule 472 200 games: L. Hunt 222, 200 160 games: S. Klenke 171, D. Dunlap 175, 168, L Roose 178, 179, J. Daffron 169, 164, L. Hunt 164, J. Berkeypile 182, 171, P. Riggen 181, B Howell 174. M. Lambright 177, B Swihart 174, 174, T. Lindzy 164, E. Wogoman 161, A Whetten 182, J. Hoover 160, P. Hamilton 192, 187, M. Bartman 168, D Kemper 180, C.C. Swihart 165, L. Dunfee 188, 187, J. Likens 169. 164. C. Simpson 167, S. Minnix 175, B. Peterson 173, D Allen 193, J. Maule 172, 163 Friday Night Mixed Yeh, But 36'ft 15'ft Maple Leaf 36 16 Wawasee Motors 33 19 Knisleys 32 20 Eby Auto 30 22 Biddles 28 24 Syracuse Rubber 27 25 D.Q. Brazier 26 26 Denny 66 26 26 Sleepy Owl 25 27 Miller's Heating 24'ft 27'ft Beers 23 25 Pizza 2 21'ft 30'2 Gutter Dusters 21 31 Four Fs 20'ft 31'ft Bitner Eggs 20 32 Triple As 19 33 Kenny Pizza 17 35 High team game and series: Miller Heating — 745 2009 500 series D. Fry 504, K. Solina 567, L. Sawyer 515, T. Cravens 516, J. Gerard 507, T. Kuhn 513. L. Kuhn 510, K. Knisley 518, K. Knisley 591, G. Knisley 548, J. Bitner 561, S. Smith 566, B. Simon 511, B. Penick 556 450 series: S. Fry 454, B. Hamilton 495, T Stewart 489 200 games: L. Sawyer 200, L. Kuhn 204, G. Knisley 204, K. Knisley 217, J. Bitner 223, S. Smith 200, T Stewart 202, B. Penick 223 160 games: T. Cusick 167, K. Solina 199, 180, 188, B. Hamilton 185, G. Haynes 165, G. Gerard 166, K. Knisley 167, 167,180, A. Peter son 170

The Panthers, in last weeks 61-57 victory over Leo, used clutch free throw shooting from their seniors to claim the win. “This game should be interesting to watch,” added Holcomb. “We’ll be ready, as I’m sure Wawasee will be too.” NIC Standings Schwi NIC AS Concord 1-0 2-0 Wawasee 0-0 3-0 Rochester 0-0 3-0 Plymouth 0-0 1 -0 Goshen 0-0 1-1 Bremen 0-0 1 -2 North Wood 0-0 0-0 Warsaw 0-1 1-1 r *-i—/_ LaVille at Bremen Lewis Cass at Rochester Warsaw at Huntington North South Bend Riley at Goshen Saturday's Gooms Prairie Heights at Wawasee Concord at Hoosier Classic Warsaw at Goshen Culver at Bremen Mishawaka at Plymouth

ped the Wildcats’ scoring with a six-yard plunge. In winning, Whitko finished the season with a perfect 14-0 record. In the Class 3A state title game, three North Wood turnovers enabled Indianapolis Cathedral to slip past North Wood’s Panthers, 12-0. Cathedral wasted little time in moving in for the game winning touchdown. After its first offensive series stalled at NorthWoods’ 13 yard line, they stopped the Panthers on three plays. After a short punt,-Cathedral moved 35 yards for the score. Robert Beatty capped the impressive drive with his threeyard TD jaunt. The game remained 6-0 until Cathedral capatalized on Nor thWood’s quick kick from its end zone. Setting up shop at its 29, Cathedral moved the distance in five plays. The final play, a 13-yard wingback reverse by Bob Brady, ended North Wood’s hopes for a state championship. Although the Panthers were shut out, they had two opportunities to score in the third period. But two fumbles, one at Cathedral’s four, and the other, at Indianapolis’ nine, cost the Panthers.

Bantams Monsters of the Midway 23'2 9'z Bears 22'2 10'2 Ghost Busters 18 15 Cubs 16' 2 16'2 High team game and series Monsters of the Midway — 322, 633 200 series: R Schwalm 231 150 series and above J Galloway 150 100 games: R Schwalm 119 112 40 games and above J Galloway 77 73. A Farmer 66-60, R Blosser 64 77, D Eppert 61 60, B Plikerd47 Majors Chicago'What' 30 14 Gutter Dusters 27'ft 16' 2 Cinderella 26'2 17'2 FTW 25 19 Alive and Striking 23 18 Warriors 22 22 Native Tan 19 25 High team game: Cinderella — 863 High team series: Gutter Dusters — 2442 450. series: G. Coburn 455, N. Schmucker 478 400 series: A. Wright 416, C.J. Harwood 403. S. Kahle 441, M. Pachynske 431. A Rensberger 414, T Caudill 435, S. Lent 441. H. Brower 435, D. Caudill 445, M. Fedorow 432 350 series and above: K Manning 379, T Pauwels 372, T. Slabaugh 379, B. Strombeck 372 160 games and above: N. Schmucker 181. C Brower 176, M. Pachynski 180, S. Lent 186, D Caudill 161 Land-O-Lakes American Bldgs. 38'ft 17'2 Kurley's Keglers 37 19 Kimmell Inn 37 19 Ligonier Elks 36 20 Bowl 35 21 Syr Legion 33 23 Sea Nymph 33 23 Gustos Guzzlers 33 23 Cocineros 28 28 Werker Bros. Const. 27 29 Merchant Metals 26 30 Doc's Hardware 24 32 Luckey's Tavern 22'ft 33'2 Syr State Bank 22 34 K of C 20 36 Captain's Place 19 37 Pro Shop 17 39 Terry's Asphalt Sealing 16 40 High team game and series: Syr. Legion — 1084 3096 600 series: J. Sheets6l9, R, Mullins6o3 500 series: D. Smith 552, G. Lowe 503. L. Ryman 532, C. Summerlot 548, B. Eyer 577, H. Hochstetler 546, D. Taylor 515, D. Weaver 561, M. Wappes 509. P Kintigh 513, S. Rich mond 521, T. West 531, G. Lambright 592, R Mathew 576, C. Werker 508, M. Yoder 579, M. Zellinger 534, M. Clevenger 509, L. LeCount 504, J. Gerard 518, D. Rensberger 511, G. Knisley 504, K. Knisley 568, C. Walton 548, C. Walton 510 200 games: G. Knisley 219, Ken Knisley 201, M. Yoder 236, R. Mullins 232, 210, J. Lovellette 201. C. Werker 211, T. Edwards 213. S. Richmond 236, R. Matthew 214. D. Mullet 202, D. Weaver 233, B. Eyer 209, H. Hochstetler 211, S. Richardson 208, J. Sheets 224,221

Bk « fl 1 J IsßflflU£dl ul POWERLIFTING — Paul Wrenn, the 1981 National and World Powerlifting Champion will help the Grace College-Warsaw High School sponsored weightlifting competition by giving an exhibition at the Winona Lake school, Thursday. Dec. 11, at 8 p.m.. The event is an effort to raise money for Warsaw's Cardinal Center for handicapped children.

Grace vs WCHS — Weightlifting for charity

WINONA LAKE - What a mismatch Seven Warsaw High School football players competing in a weightlifting contest against Grace College’s new weightlifting team. On paper, the Lancers are stronger, and should have little trouble defeating the high school athletes. But this match has nothing to do with paper — except for the money the event hopes to raise for Warsaw's Cardinal Center The event, sponsored by Warsaw High School and Grace College. is scheduled for Thursday. Dec 11. at 8 p.m., in the Lancer gymnasium. The event, devised by Chris Thifault. a sophomore at Grace, will feature Paul Wrenn, the 1981 National and W’orld Powerlifting champion Wrenn will squat over 700 pounds, lift a 280-pound man off the ground with his teeth, and jump from a platform to the ground and land on his stomach Wrenn, who tours with Evangelical Strong Men for God. will also pound a nail into a two-

Sunday Nite Mixed Doubles Oswego Washette 34 18 ARS Refrigeration 33 19 Genes Repair 32 20 Millers Heating 28 24 Prices Auto Repair 27 25 Fairmont i 26 26 Dangles 25 27 Have Computer Will Travel 25 27 Coburns 25 27 Hatfields Bait 8. Tackle ' 25 27 First Strike., 24 28 Hibschmans’ 24 28 North Webster Marina 22 30 Clevengers '3 39 500 series K Larimer 510. F Tanner 505, C Simpson 507, B. Canfield 504. A Slabaugh 505, S Rensberger 503. C Coburn 535. C ■Swihart 568 450 series K Pauwels 461. E Slabaugh 479. M Rensberger 488 200 games B Miller 232, C Swihart 215 160 games. K Larimer 181. 178. t Simp son 194. 179, K Pauwels 163. 168. K Canfield 177. L Hawn 168. 166. E Slabaugh 178. M Rensberger 182, M Gray 161

Bowling Splits

Several splits were converted over the week, with the Friday Night league leading the way. Picking up a pair of spares was Ted Kuhn, Bob Simon (twice*. Betty Epert, Si Sjnith, Ken Knisley, Gloria Gefhrd, Dave Fry, Sherri Fry, Jeff Nicodemus, and Bernadene Conley, all picking up the 3-10 split. 1 Dave Schopf, Jan Bitner, and Bernadene Conley all converted the 2-7 split, Jerry Stewart picked up the 5-10; Don Nyce nailed 9-10; Mike Smirk, converted the 7-8; Harey Screiber, 4-7-9; and Kathryn Knisley picked up the 2-4-7-10.

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inch piece of wood with his bare hand, bend a a 40-penney nail in his hands, and assist Thifault in the competition. “This should be an exciting event for everyone involved." said Thifault. who expects around 2.500 spectators at the exhibition. “Our goal is to raise money for the Cardinal Center, and display our new' weightlifting team." The weightlifting team, although not sanctioned by the NAIA (which Grace belongs) hopes to become an intercollegiate sport by next year. Thifault is looking for Goshen College and Manchester College to adopt the sport, along with Grace, for next season. Joining Thifault on the inaugural Grace weightlifting team are Brain Hupp, Jack Geley. Craig Breedlove, Carl Calloway. Kevin Wallace and Greg Wallace. Warsaw’s seven-member team has not been announced. Besides the match with Warsaw, Thifault hopes to have an exhibition with the Whitko Wildcats, this year’s Class 2A

Juniors Pin Splitters 27 17 Strikers II 26 18 300 Club , 25 19 Bon Jovi 23’2 20'2 Beauties and Beast - 23'2 20'2 Pin Strikers 23 21 Strikers I 20' 2 23'.' Lucky 10's 18' 2 20' 2 WawaseeGals 16'2 27'2 Hot Shots 14'z 29'z High team game and series Bon Jovi 803. 2254 475 series and above C Brower 485 400 series: L Walton 414, M. Walton 446. B Livermore 421. T Caudill 400, L Cook 4000 375 series T Hutter 399. G Coburn 380. M Minnick 378 350 series and above J Richardson 355. E Stricklin 352 175 games M Walton 189 140 games and above L Walton 160 164, B Livermore 165, T Caudill 169. L Cook 161. M Minnick 149 C Brower 158 169 158

In the Monday Night Early Birds league Lesa Hunt converted the 5-8-10; Janice Slabaugh, 2-7; Rose Parrigan, 7-6-10; Monica Lambright, 3-10, 2- 3-10; Cheryl Smith, 2-5-7; Annie Whetten 5-10; Pat Hamilton, 3- Joan Hoover, 5-10; Nancy Whetten 4-5; and Jenny Likens. 2-7. Annie Whetten bowled an all spare game. On the Tuesday Nite Ladies league, Judy West picked up the 5-10 split; Ella Dora Wogoman, 4- June Gose, 4-5; Darcy Dean, 5-8-10; Janice Ryman, 5-6; and I. Dull, 5-7.

football champions. "We want to have as many exhibitions as possible.” said Thifault. “Besides the competition. our main emphasis is ministry-oriented. We plan on visiting a lot of different schools, from elementary to high schools, speaking out about drugs, alcohol, and peer pressure.” Another event the Lancers are aiming for is the American DrugFree Powerlifting Federation state finals in April. Tickets for the Warsaw-Grace exhibition may be purchased at Warsaw High School, and the Grace gymnasium SPORTS EDITOR — Mark D. Weinstein. 27. has been named sports editor of The Mail-Journal, according to information released by Arch and Della Baumgartner, co-publishers, and Jeri Seely, editor. Weinstein, a 19X2 Grace College graduate, came to The MailJournal from Fremont, Ohio, where he was employed as store manager at the Fremont Athletic Supply. Before that. Weinstein was employed by The MailJournal as a reporter, and Grace College as its Sports Information Director. Weinstein, and his wife, Cheryl, reside in Goshen.

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St. Francis stuns Grace, 70-69

WINONA LAKE - AU good things must come to an end. Unfortunately for the Grace Lancers’, its modest four-game winning streak came to an end Tuesday evening as St. Francis stunned the Lancers. 70-69, in overtime. It was the second time this season that these teams played, and went into overtime. Grace won the first meeting, 68-66, in Fort Wayne. But the ending was different this time around. Grace, now 4-2, trailing St. Francis by three, 62-59, with 20 seconds remaining in the contest, attempted to work a play that would even the score — or possibly win it.But with five seconds left, Joe Graham, who paced the Lancers with 16 points, canned a threepoint shot from the perimeter, sending the game into overtime. “We called timeout with 15 seconds left to set a play,” said Grace assistant coach Jeff Kowatch. “But it didn’t work, and Graham nailed the threepointer.” In the extra session, both teams traded three-point baskets, and the lead until St. Francis took charge in the waning seconds But Grace still had a chance to win the game. Looking for the winning field goal, the Lancers came up empty on two separate occasions. Paul Zeltwanger. formerly of Penn. Two Syracuse runners qualify for national meet Justin Daugherty and Scott Wheat, both of Syracuse, qualified for the Junior Olympics national cross country held Saturday, Dec. 13, at the University of California-Irvine. The qualifying meet was held last week in Elmhurst, 111. Daugherty finished 12th in his age group (9-10) and Wheat was 20th in the boys’ 11-12 age bracket. Four other runners from Syracuse also represented the St. Joe Valley Track Club. They were Alyson Mills, who placed fourth in the girls’ 7-8 event (there’s no national race for this division), Leslie Garner, finishing 22nd in the girls’ 9-10 age level; Angie Garner, 33rd in the girls’ 11-12; and Jim Wheat, 30th in the boys’ 9-10 age group.

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misfired on a 15-footer, then, Ben Teske’s tip rimmed around the rim, then out, as the game ended -Grace, according to Kowatch, played a poor game defensively. However, the Lancers outre bounded the Cougars, 40-29. Leading the Lancers’ offensive attack was Graham, who finished with 16 points and nine rebounds Teske chipped in with 14. while Joe Goeglein (Fairfield) tallied 13. and Worth Packer added 10 Seth Swihart. playing only in the first half, scored four points while dishing out three assists. Grace’s next action will be at the Malone College Invitational this weekend. The Lancers return home Saturday. Dec 13. to host Manchester College at 7:30 p m Warriors run past Rochester (Continued from page 8) The Zebras connected on 13 of 50 field goal tries for 26 percent , and 10 of 22 from the foul line for .45 percent. In the junior varsity game, the Warriors captures their second win of the season with an easx 25-12 win over Rochester Bobi Stookey paced the Warriors' attack with 14 points Both teams return to the hard wood Friday, Dec 5, with a home game with Concord

GAME SUMMARY WAWASEE (71) FG FT F TP Ann Vitaniemi6 12 0-0 2 12 Kelly Brooks 6 8 3-4 1 15 Wendy Lung 4 11 1-4 1 9 Lai Reed 9 15 v 0 3 18 Amy Conroy 2-2 0-0 1 4 Heidi Brower3 6 0-0 0 6 Amy Barton 2 6 0-0 1 4 Kristi Parsonsl-4 0-0 2 2 Michelle Whiteo-7 12 3 1 Chris Eldridgeo 3 0 0 2 0 Julie Richcreeko-2 0-0 2 0 Totals 33-76 510 10 71 ROCHESTER (36) FG FT F TP Stacey Hupperto-3 12 0 I Sindi Rock 3-11 2-6 2 8 Jennifer Eisenmanl-7 3-6 0 . 5 Kim Westwoodo4- 0-0 1 0 Sherilyn Brown 4-7 2-3 4 10 Becky Howell 2-8 03- 0 4 Lori Brambleo-1 0-0 1 0 Lisa Carrl 4 2-2 0 4 Sa ndl Rock 1 2 0-0 0 2 Kathy Fisherl-3 0-0 0 2 Totals 13-50 10-22 8 36 Quarter Scoring Wawasee2o2o 21 10 71 Rochester7l2 8 9 36 Officials: Dale Blosser and Bruce Klonowski, both of Elkhart Preliminary Score: Wawasee 25-12.

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