The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 24 June 1987 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL—Wed., June 24,1987

Sports

Wawasee swim club wins season opener

SYRACUSE — Wawasee swim club opened the summer season Tuesday, June 16, with a convincing 362-207 victory over Pine Valiev. Kyle Metcalf paced Wawasee’s eight-and-under group with three individual victories. Metcalf won the 100 IM with a 1:53.46 time. Metcalf added a 25 freestyle victory (18.80) and 25 backstroke win (21.92). In the girls eight-and-under division, Jeri Yoder, Jenni Marty, Chandra Mathew, and Kassidy Biddle teamed up to win the medley relay in 1:26.15. Mathew added a 100 IM victory, 25 freestyle, and 25 butterfly crown. Elizabeth Rehling, Mathew, Kara Mathew, and Biddle joined efforts to win the freestyle relay in 1:20.03. Wawasee’s 9-10 age group

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claimed a pair of relay wins — medley and freestyle relay. In both races, the same individuals worked for the win. Leslie Gardner, Amy Rehling, Carol Taylor, and Staci Naugler finished the medley in 1:26.11, while in the free, they finished in 1:18.16. . - ’ Other individual victories included Gardner’s triumph in the * 100 IM and 25 butterfly. Taylor claimed the 25 freestyle crown, while Rehling won the 25 breaststroke, and Naugler added the 25 backstroke title. At the 11-12 boys age group, Andy Kryder paced Wawasee’s effort. Kryder won the 100 IM in 1:10.39, then later claimed the 50 breaststroke - and 50 butterfly crowns. Eric Shaekel won the 50 freestyle and 50 backstroke. In the girls’ division, Erin Mills, Angie Gardner. Brandee

Carlson, and Erin Titris won the medley relay and freestyle relay. The winning medley time was 2:33.38, while the victorious freestyle time was 2:22.29. Carlson, in addition to the relay victories, added three individual titles. She won the 100 IM, then captured the 50 freestyle and 50 butterfly. Mills added a triumph in the 50 backstroke, and Christy Rozow won the 50 breaststroke. In the boys’ 13-14 competition, Casey Kline dominated the action. He won the 50 freestyle in 2 5.03, then won the 5 0 breaststroke in 37.26, and the 50 backstroke in 32.22. In the girls’ division, Sara Kline, Tiffiny Titus, Lori Boles, and Tonya Swartzendruber won the medley and freestyle relays. The winning medley time was 2:28.10, while the winning

freestyle time was 2:13.17. Boles added a 100 IM victory, as well as a victory in the 50 breaststroke, and 50 butterfly. Kline added a win in the 50 backstroke. In the oldest group, 15-and-over, Paul Morel, Scott Rozow, Matt Fryback, and Mark Rich joined efforts to win the medley relay. They finished in 1:48.45. Fryback added a 100 IM victory, as well, as a triumph in the 50 butterfly. Rich claimed victory in the 50 freestyle, while Rozow won the 50 breaststroke, and Morel won the 50 backstroke. Brian Neff, Scott Berkey, Fryback, and' Morel closed out the competition with a victory in the freestyle relay. Their time was 1:39.79. In the girls’ division, Jenny Titus, Sheri Payne, Tonya Perzanowski, and Sirena Barton

turned in a 2:12.35 time, good for first place. Titus added to her collection of victories a triumph in the 100 IM, 50 freestyle, and 50 backstroke. Payne claimed the 50 breaststroke victory, while Perzanowski won the 50 butterfly. Wawasee swimathon SYRACUSE — The Wawasee Swim Club will have a swimathon at the high school pool Wednesday, July 1, from 5-9 p.m. The purpose of the Invent is to raise money for a new clock and scoreboard system. The swimathon is open to any Wawasee community residents. Swimmers will be accepting donations for the number of laps they will swim. For additional information, contact Sandy Laub, 457 4810.

? *I wWO jr XV’ ,4k I AnFWWiiißaiiiS I S ■■■fwrw* nHiBHMk w "Jw lik SCRAMBLE WINNERS — Pictured above are winners from Big Boulder’s three-man scramble, held Saturday, June 6. " " ' Winning the event were Jeff Wright, Andy Beno, and Tom Beno, left. All competitors are from Warsaw. Second place finishers were Jerry Haggard, Bob Williams, and Terry Edwards. The next Big Boulder scrambled will be hellFSaturday, July 11, beginning at 12-noon. (Photo courtesy Big Boulder Golf Club) ORh - * XUk k 1 O am 7**"* T " tip* y 1 "" ' “ BL JK i feat 4: 1 JMWplt’-WTC a > A /WcJr’firX WS ■ Jr-teßp * 111 * # ’ >- — t A- : •'7 ** Ack / i bbbb bbs rbhb orK /brbM obbb obr <bbbbr «■ ■■■» VETERAN CAMPERS — Pictured above are members of Wawasee High School’s seventh and eighth grade girls* basketball camp. * Sitting in the front row are Tammy Tom, Kristy Ertel, Sara Minnick, Charity Cripe, Paige Price, ■ ? Lisa Mikel, Abbie Johnson, and Emily Meyers. ’ Sitting in the second row are Kathy Henwood, Mindy Beatty, Shantel Miller, Melanie Hobbs, Shanda Bushong, Bobbi Haab, and Cindy Cobbum. Pictured in the third row are Dale Brannock, Kelly Brooks, Michelle White, Chris Eldridge, Amy Barton. Heidi Brower, and Jim Hite. T."' _ ■' • JI?'•?v. '-a--- wru® BRk if "W-- , V- y " *-jB. A v iUL J MH I I I fill! It TI fl O V Jlll i ’ * jjlj/tij/ jHij/jMy IJj 1 ’■■R "" T T""" 1 "" t • •we* U *■■■■ tan mm « BASKETBALL CAMPERS — Pictured above are members of Wawasee High School's fifth and sixth grade girls' basketball camp. Sitting in the front row are Christina Hile, Carrie Schmahl, Alyssa Johnson, Erin Mills, Crista Dippon, Caroline Weiss, Amber Esenwein, and Angela Leaindn. Sitting in the second row are Joanie Michael, Dina Wentzel, Sheri Broekers, Ashley Dick, Angie Garner, Krista Brumbaugh, and Ann Hile. Pictured in the third row are camp director Dale Brannock, Chris Eldridge, Kelly Brooks, Amy Barton, Lai Reed, Heidi Brower, and assistant director Jim Hite. Redskins trim HHESET-'' Warriors in extra innings BE -W MPBL ’ -jL nigh I i Br* n Mbi /* School scored two runs run in the bottom of the seventh inning, for-- yW j JSb cing extra innings, then plated a single tally in the eighth as the Bp V B Redskins defeated Wawasee 9-8 C. *<~ -Jy . / in summer baseball league ac- B the score the on a / ■ Waj-rior error and bounce t r j ■ Coy the . - < B up seven <jß Dan O’HaVwrfinished . j for | the I otie a double Kevin Manning collected a pair singles for the A the only home run the game for the &|B W I j jhbl L / With the loss. Wawasee falls to Qs on the Goshen stands at 4-3 in summer nlav A. BF> ' Atootnen ' dfr.022 01! 20 8 10 0 JR Goshen 301 002 Jlm - » 11 0 ■WUllP'ißßßir’ ' Rod Coy, Dan O'Haver (7) (LP) 12, and Todd wiison. David Lee. Steve Cripe <»). ATHLETIC DONATION — The Lakeland Youth Center donated ?W) z the above gymnastics springboard to Milford Schools last week. The (Wi 2. Rod Coy (W) 2. David Herschberger donation resulted from Carolyn Baker's eight years of summer gym<G) 2. Erik Gouker (G> 2, Rick Mirer (G> 2. nasties classes for the Lakeland Youth Center. Ija - Kobie <w>, Mirer <G). Andy Wallen pictured above are Emily Meyers, Lindsay Kaiser, Christa Franhr- Steve Cripe (Gi. , cis, Kara Singray, and Carolyn Baker. * 1. • .