The Mail-Journal, Volume 26, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 December 1987 — Page 10

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., December 9,1987

Sports

Warriors race

SYRACUSE — Wawasee took eight first place swims Tuesday evening to splash >, Tippecanoe Valley, in a nonconference boys’ swim meet. Brad Smith highlighted the easy victory by tying his 100-yard butterfly school record. The Warrior finished in 54.19, despite a heavy workout the day before. “You might as well get used to hearing about Smith, he’s going to do a lot this year,” said Caldwell about the senior. “Brad had a real nice race.” Wawasee’s medley relay characterized the meet. Wawasee took the top two positions in coasting to the win. David Ridings, Brian Neff, Matt Fryback and Mark Rich edged Paul Morel, Christner Tungard, Smith and Casey Kline in the opening event.

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Wawasee’s winning team finished in 1:48.3, one-teiith of a second better than the Warriors' second squad. Eric Hood won the 200 freestyle in 1:59.1, while Scott Berkey finished second. Fryback, Tungard and Ridings swept the 200 individual medley to put the meet out of reach. Rich added a first place in the 50-yard freestyle, followed by Freshmen win SYRACUSE — Wawasee’s freshmen boys’ basketball team defeated North Wood, 59-44, in a contest played at Wawasee High School Thursday. No individual results were given.

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Dave Keener’s victory in diving/’ Wawasee swept the diving and 100-yard butterfly competition. Tungard won the 500 freestyle, with Berkey finishing second.

Concord duo beat Wawasee

DUNLAP — Denise Deter and Tami Miller combined for 26 points as Concord’s girls’ basketball team whipped Wawasee, 48-31, Thursday evening in a Northern Lakes Conference game. Deter paced the attack with 13 points and 13 rebounds, while Miller added 13 points. Lai Reed scored nine for Wawasee and Wendy Lung contributed seven. The Warriors stayed with the Minutemen through much of the first quarter until Miller broke

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“You knew the outcome of the meet before it even started,” said Caldwell. “We’re in training right now, waiting for the big meets.”

the Warriors’ back with a threepoint shot at the buzzer. The shot gave Concord a six-point lead, and more importantly, momen- * turn. The Minutemen used the longrange bomb to ignite an 16-2 run in the opening minutes of the second quarter that put the game out of reach. The spurt extended Concord’s six-point spread to 17 by halftime. Both teams scored 21 points in

The Warriors will compete in the Chesterton Diving competition Saturday before traveling to Elkhart Central, Monday, Dec 14.

the second half, but the effort was in vain for Wawasee. “We’re a better team than we showed,” insisted Wawasee head coach Dale Brannock. “We played better in the second half, but they’re a good team.” In the junior varsity game, Concord raised its record to 5-1 with an impressive 30-15 romp past the Warriors. Krissy Eisenhour led the Warriors’ attack with four points.

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