The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 February 1989 — Page 9

Sports

Ponciroli takes fifth 6at state wrestling meet

By MITCHELL STINSON Sports Writer

Garrett Ponciroli had a lot to be proud of and a little to be discouraged about in last weekend’s state wrestling competition in Indianapolis. He went 2-1 in the 189-pound class during two days of competition at Market Square Arena and came away y ith a fifth-place finish. Along with the pride of establishing himself as the state’s fifth best wrestler in his weight class, Ponciroli has to deal with the disappointment of knowing he capable of winning the championship. The 18-year-old senior’s only loss came in a controversial 2-1

H7l I iii IT I I 111 i «•». / * ■ / * - w TAKEDOWN TRY — Wawasee Warriors wrestler Garrett Ponciroli, right, attempts a takedown against Jason Greer of Princeton in state wrestling competition in Indianapolis last Saturday. Greer won a controversial 2-1 decision and went on to become champion of the 189-pound weight class. (Photo by Tom Mangas)

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Land O Lakes Coxys Gun Shop 25 11 Pro Shop 25 11 American Bldgs 24 12 Kurlys Keglers 23 13 Luckeys Tavern 23 13 Max we I ton ' 21'2 14'2 Cocineros 21 15 Sea Nymph 21 15 AA.M.I. 20’* 15'2 Burger Dairy 19 17 Wawasee Bowl 18 18 Reads Racing 18 18 Docs Hardware 17 19 State Bank 15 21 Ligonier Elks 13 23 Buds Bar 12 24 c Biddles 12 24 Werker Bros. Const 11 25 K Os C 11 25 Tern Industries 10 26 High team game & series: Burger Dairy — 1148 3186 600 series. M. Durham 611, R Stahley 607, H Nicolai 614 500 series: J Thwaits 561, T Cravens 521, A Coy 544, L Helmuth 504, S. Nicolai 591, A Hershberger 515, M. Steele 563, L. Nicolai 561,dD. Weaver 538, R Miller 551, J Pachyn ski’sl6, G Klenke 520. K Knisley 520, D Vanette 526, T. West 535, L. Simon 549, L Ryman 531, T. Edwards 537, W Alderter 553, C. Walton 517, G Lowe 594, J Sheets 547, D Dean 579, C. Coburn 508, W Schwalm 514, E Scott 574, H Galloway 579, R Thwaits 508, R Zehner 539, J. Schrecengost 524, R Hyde 572, M. Sparks 573, R Mullins 512, M. Zellinger 548 200 games: J Thwaits 201, R. Stahley 227, 200, A Coy 222, S Nicolai 226, H Nicolai 203, 215, M Steele 245, R Miller 216, G. Klenke 209, K. Knisley 200, S Parker 221, D vanette T. Ryman 201, L Ryman 207, C Werker Hoover 205, D. Dean 210, W Schwalm 203, L McGriff 214, R Zehner 216. J. Schrecengost 204, R Hyde 210, M Sparks 233, M Zellinger M Durham 200. 213 Splits T Hoover 67, G Klenke 67, S Parker 3 10, R Ogburn 3 10, L. Helmuth 5 7, G Whitacres 9 10 Thursday Night Ladies Miller's Heating 59'/2 36' 2 Louie's Bar & Grill 58 38 Kidd's 57'2 38*2 Golden Razor 56'2 39'2 Culp's Welding 56 40 Liberty-Homes 56 40 Wawasee Bowl 54 42 Town & Country «. 49'2 46'2 InnoPak 49 47 Ace Hardware 48 48 Thornburgs 48 48 Beacon 44 52 Sandi s Clip & Curl 41 51 Laketity Bank II 42 54 Dana Pioneer Club 41'2 54'2 Lake City Bank I 35 61 Pilchers 3 4 62 Miller's Merry Manor 30'2 61'2 High team game & series Golden Razor 1062 3030 500 series Y Coburn 528, B Gross 524, R Hite 506. B Swiharf 558. K Pauwels 501. M Zellinger 576, S Frieberg 579, J Wortmger 539, N Shields 514 C Miller 502, C Nolan 541 450 series H Taylor 450, J Reed 477, J Kausal 457, C Becher 480, P Pollock 466 B Miller 497, S F lanagan 466. L Yoder 472 R Farmer 457. J Daffron 457 F Jones 498, L Hawn 453. C Simpson 476, A Luyben 463 C Boyd 492. D Van Hook 462. J Mullet 456. D Walton 468. L Bobeck 464 200 games Y Coburn 204. B Gross 202, J

decision to eventual champion Jason Greer of Princeton. Greer received the go-ahead point in the match when Ponciroli was penalized by the referee for stalling. Warriors coach Dave VanLue said it was a poor call and that Greer could have easily been penalized for stalling as well. “It was a shame that it had to be decided on something like that,” VanLue said. “I dqn’t think he was any better than Garrett.’’’ Ponciroli advanced to Saturday’s round of play with an 11-7 victory over Pendleton Heights’ Matt Shaffer on Friday night. He lost to Greer on Saturday morning and came back in the afternoon to score a 7-1 victory over

Kausal 200, B Miller 200, B. Swihart 213, M Zellinger 202, J. Wortinger 218, S. Frieberg 206, C. Nolan 214 160 games T. Taylor 188, Y. Coburn 168, H. Taylor 161, 165, J Reed 163, 185, S. Street 184, B Gross 166, L Rife 161, R. Hite 190, 169, C. Becher 165, 168, P Pollock 170, S. Flanagan 189, D. Skevington 177, R. Gerrity 163, L Bobeck 178, B Swihart 170, 175, E Price 167, J. Miller 181, K. Pauwels 165, 163, 173, L Yoder 168, J. Daffron 164, F Jones 173, 173, M Zellinger 182, 192, L. Hawn 171, J. Likens 177, C. Simpson 170, 180, A. Luyben "162, 161, J Brown 183, S Mitchell 164, P Gerstner 171, S. Johnson 163, C. Solina 168, J Wortinger 167, N. Shields 183, 180, S. Frieberg 190, 183, C. Boyd 176, K. Creps 160, D Van Hook 178, J Mullet 169, C. Miller, 173, 168, 161, B Leedy 183, P Bailey 164, C. Nolan 186. D. Walton 168 Splits: J. Daffron 5 7, 2 7, 3 10, H. Taylor 3 10, N. Spurling 3 10, R Hite 4 10, H. Stuff 27, E Kerlin 5 10, S Flanagan 25 7, K White 5 10, E Johnson 2 7, K Pauwels 2 7, L. Yoder 3 10, P Mansfield 56, J. Kleeman 3 10. S Frieberg 3 10, B Hamman 27, F Money 3 10 Friday Mixed League Milford Party Pack 21 7 Martin's Feeds 20 8 Bitner's Eggs 19 9 Syracuse Rubber 18 10 Dangles 12 National Products 16 12 Buds Body Shop 15’* 12'* Fashion Farm 15 13 Gutter Duster 14 14 Premier Plastic 12 16 Smith Farms 10 18 TGIF 10 18 Baby Boomer 9'* 18'2 High team game & series: Martirfs Feeds — 729 2054 600 series: S. Swinehart 605 500 series B Hamilton 515, K. Solina 540. D Hamilton 557, T Cravens 567, J Gerard 559, L Simon 518, L Riggen 539, I. Kalisik 543. S. Kalisik 564, L Sawyer 519, Si Smith 575 450 series S Cravens 486, T. Stewart 461, B. Smith 473. B Allberry 459, C. Nolan 490 200 games B Hamilton 200, K. Solina 202, D Hamilton 224. S. Swinehart 231, T Cravens 233, J. Gerard 204, Si Smith 201, 203 160 games B Hamilton 169, K Solina 170, 168 S Coy 169, S. Cravens 161, 168. B Swihart 166, T. Stewart 182, I. Kalisik 178, 192. 173, B Smith 175, D Blackport 163. B Allberry 175, C. Nolan 179, B Epert 174 V Splits W Green 2 78, 4 5 7, P Smith 3 IQ, 47 9 10, C. Conley 45. 4 10, C Morseau 3 5 10, S. Swinehart 27, T Cravens 3 10. J Blackport 5 10, J Maher 5 7, L. Riggen 3 10, D Parker 3 10, S Parker 2 4 10, L Simon 3 10, B Epert 5 6. Si Smith 4 5 Bantam PinWizzards 50 30 Bowling Cubs 48 32 Leopards 45'2 34'2 Gummi Bears 42 38 Pirates 41 39 Little Rollers 35 41 Astro's 32'* 47'2 Whimpies 27 53 High team game & series Pin — 349 1024 250 series M Swihart 260. A Laßue2B7 200 series C Smeltzer 221 A Pettey 230, R Henry 210. B Kuhl 214. A Dean 228 100 series J Schisler 442, W Vanlan ingham 190, M Oswald 185. N Kelly 187 A Wiggs 155. J Pletcher 101. Arlen 190 60 series C Knisley 60. K Hall 75 100 games M Swihart 110, A Laßue 105

Brian Nelson of Crown Point. Ponciroli ended the season with a 37-3 record, and regional and semi-state championships to his credit. He had been penalized for stalling in the Goshen Semi-State title tilt on Saturday,-Feb. 11 but came through with some lastsecond heroics for a 3-1 win. Ponciroli tried to make history repeat itself in his match against Greer. He threw his opponent to the mat in the waning seconds but didn’t have enough time to press his advantage and get any points out of the situation. “If he had a few more seconds he would have had him,” VanLue said. Greer had some tough matches on his trek to the championship but none were as close as his squeaker with Ponciroli. Greer's opponent in the final had been beaten by Ponciroli at the Goshen semi-state. VanLue said his grappler performed as well as anybody at the state competition. “I think Garrett did a great job,” he said. “It was a super effort.” Ponciroli also received recognition for his work in the classroom while he was in Indianapolis. He was named to the Indiana All State wrestling First Team. Teammates Shawn Jones and Tom Mangas received honorable mentions in the contest. The competition was open to regional qualifiers who excel in the academic world as well as the athletic world. ASS advanced to title tilt Augsberger’s-Sunbeam-Seyferts advanced to the Wawasee Adult Basketball "League championship game with a 68-56 semifinal victory over Wawasee Boat Company Tuesday. Al Schlagenhauf led the winners with 18 points while Craig Cripe chipped in 18 in a losing cause. Augsberger's-Sunbeam-will square off with Sturonjac in the title game at Wawasee High School. The tip-off time is scheduled for 7 p.m. on Monday.

35 games: J 61, 89. C Smeltzer 79, 76, 66, A Laßue 98, 84, R Henry 72. 57, 81, B Kuhl 61. 85. 68, A Dean 6T, 82, 85, A. Pettey 74, 71, 85, A Wiggs 57, 37, 61, J Pletcher 51, Arlen 64, 64, 62, W Vanlan ingham .53,-53, 84, M Oswald 61, 61, 63. N Kelly 79, 53. 55 Juniors Bruiser Bowlers 5 53'2 26'2. The Smart Elix 46'2 33',? Strikers 44 36 S.OLs 42’* 37'2 Strikers*! 41 39 Alley Cats 32'2 47'2 Club 31 49 Pins With Fall 29 51 High team game & series: S.O.L.'s — 788 2258 450 series: M Walton 507 400 series D Fidler 424, B Ritter 400, C Swihart 402, P J Weisser 402. B Zartman 416,A Steel 401 375 series: A Young 385, J Goshert 380 325 series D. Lambright 370. B Richards 3500. J Stewart 344 * 150 games D Fidler 178, A Young 158, A Stejel 212, J Goshert 158, B Zartman 173, C Swihart 150, P J Weisser 159, M Walton 165, 152, 190 100 games: D Lambright 135. 116, 119, D Fidler 140, 106. A Young 125, 102, J Galloway 115, 103, G Ritter 100. 101, B Rit ter 123, 144, 133, H Larimer 115. 103, K Dar rah 122. J. Luley 107, R Larkin 112, T Foote 101, J Stewart 118, 122, 104, P. Ball 106, J. Goshert 102, 120, B Zartman 114. 129, C. Swihart 115, 137, B Richards 111, 135. 104, P J Weisser 119, 124 D Stahley 107,104 Splits: D. Stahley 3 10, B Richards 5 7 9 Majors Revenge of The Misfits 56 24 Bowling Bunch 49 31 It's Amazing 49. 31 S.F Revenge 40 40 ZRI 32 48 Foxx 32 48 High team game & series Revenge of The Misfits — 974 2731 600 series: M Walton 626 500 series: T. Caudill 513 M Pachynski 510, A Wright 541 450 series A Rensberger 482 200 games D Owens 223, A Wright 219: M Walton 279 150 games A Means 158, M Pachynski 196, 165, A. Wright 167, 155, M Walton 177, 170. D McCleland 167, A Rensberger 152, 160, 170, T Caudill 190 188, C Slabaugh 151 Splits A Wright 5 7: M Pachynski 4 5 Preps Mad Dogs 55'2 24'2 King Pins . 55'2 24'2 Ind Hoosiers 47'? 32'2 Hoosiers 47 33 Thunder Bowlers 42'2 37'2 Studs 38'2 41'2 Cruisers 35 45 Pick A Name 35 45 Strikers 33'2 46'2 Hot Shots 16 64 High team game & series Thunder Bowlers — 645 1896 400 series K Galloway 424 325 series R Schwalm 389. J Lewis 358 S Richey 332, C Burnworth 332 275 series B Schisler 284 J Galloway 318 R Goad 294, J Jones 289, C Kelly 294 A Robinson 297. R Blosser 291 D Eppert3o9 225fcfines M Vent 225 B Bales 247 A Knisley 246 E Bowman 240 C Wagner 256 A Gay 267. S Cannon 235 125 games: J Lewis 139 K Galloway 162, 165. R Schwalm 142, 138

UWL BP" (HE* M T . BATTLE FOR FIFTH — Wawasee Warriors wrestler Garrett Ponciroli, left, tries to escape the grasp of Crown Point’s Brian Nelson in state wrestling competition in Indianapolis last Saturday. Ponciroli clinched fifth place in the 189-pound class with a 7-1 victory over Nelson. (Photo by Tom Mangas)

Bonner and Ponciroli selected as Wawasee's 'Top Warriors'

Wawasee seniors Pete Bonner (basketball) and Garrett Ponciroli (wrestling) are the first two athletes to be selected as "Top Warrior,” a new honor started at Wawasee High School by the student council and the cheerleading squad. The “Top Warrior’’ was established to recognize the outstanding performances of both male and femalg athletes at Wawasee. The award, which is given on the basis of nominations by Wawasee coaches, will be given out when there are performances that merit recognition according to Cindy Peterson, a Wawasee instructor and coordinator for the honor. Bonner, who was selected for the week of Feb. 6-12, turned in two very solid efforts during that time as helped the basketball team defeat North Wood 67-52 on Feb. 10 as he scored a team-high 15 points. Bonner also registered a solid performance the following

75 games J. 80. S Richey 124, 87, 121. C. Wagner 811 115. R Goad 102 , 96. 06, J Jones 109, 86. 94, C Kelly 80, 101, 113, A Gay 93, 85, 89. A Robin son 95, 107, 95, K. Galloway 97, C Burnworth 120, 108, 104, R Blosser 96, 110.85, S Cannon 81, 86- D. Eppert 105. 89. 115, E Pinkerton 76, K. Dean 86, B. Dean 86, 84, T. Lambright 85 77, J Galloway 109, 116, 93, A Knisley 9,). 95. R. Schwalm 109, B §artman 76, 89, R Harper 79, M Vent 75. 90, B Bales 94, 89, J Glon 82, B Schisler 88. 96 100 Splits K Galloway 3 10 Every Other Sat Nite Pick A Name 34 14 Bombers 33 15 Are We Having Fun Yet 31 17 Stamars 31 17 Odd Couples 30 18 Price Auto 28 20 Odds & Ends 28 20 Screwballs 27'2 20' 2 We Don't Care 26 22 All In The Family 26 22 Over The Hill 25 23 AG ’24 24 Greenfield Fighters 22 26 Red Eyes 19'2 28 . Lucky s 18. 30 Brew Crew 14' 2 33'. TheZ's 13 35 Misfits ll'z" 36'. High team game & series Stamars 668 1859 500 series C Maron 511 R stahly 528 P Mock 523, C Arthur 506, J Bartman 566 D Sprague 544 450 series S Ball 464 S Frieberg 451 J Hawkins 461, D Sherwood 489 200 games D Caudill 223 J Wortinger 200. P Mock 201. D Sherwood 208 T Hun ziker 205 160 games S Ball 172. 173; J~Strick'in 178 J. Hawkins 178 Splits J Richards 3 10, K Zollinger 3 10, R Richey 3 10, P Mock 3 10 Sunday Mixed Card Sharks 64 32 Kale Island 61'2.. 34'. Bowman Dist. 61 . *34 Englands 56 40 Lucky Fours 54 . 41'. L & T 54 41' . Skidmore 54 42 Cruisers 51 . 44 Yoders 44 Creative Touch «2 47 49 Creative Touch «1 45 . 50 Laketronics 39’: 56 Greenfield Fighters 38 58 It. Happens 36 60 ARS 32 64 M&M • o 30 66 High team game & series Bowman Dis’ 696 1845 500 series K Dean 531. C Cqbutn 518 P Flanaqan 533. Jr Bucher 517 8 Knisley 527 D Weisser 518 J Byrd 518 D Tucker 532 450 series S Schmucker 467 ‘D Sherwoou 498 K Pauwels 495 200 games’ P Flanaqan 208 Jr Buche--202 B Knisley 202, D Weisser 201 160 gamss S Schmucker 163 185 K, Byrket 176. N Swope 168 S Bucher 170 8 Patton 17! O Sherwood I’B 162 k Pauwei'195, 163 F Tucker 164 Splits D Tucker 5 7 4 5 4 5 D Dean 3 >0 3 10 K Dean 4 9 3 10, B Guy 3 10 T Knisley 3 10 S Richmond 25 7. B Knislev 3 10 D Burkett 3 10 D She’wood 3 10 R Burket.’ 4 5 E Schmucker 3 10 P F lanagan 6 8 K Byrket 5 6

t PETE BONNER evening (Feb. 11) in a 68-66 overtime loss at Tippecanoe Valley as he tallied five points to go along

County Pilcher's Shoes 23 9 Tux Shop 19 13 Wawasee Service Center 19 13 Foy's Boat Service 18 14 American Legion 18 14 Better Way Products 18 14 Miller's Heating 17 15 Thwaits Realty 16 16 Parker's Hybrids 16 16 Flex Steel 15 17 Brower's Sales & Service 14Va 17'i Blue Fin 14'* 17V* Sea Nymph 1012 21’* Kurly's Keglers 7'* 24'* High team game & series: Miller's Heating — 922 2680 600 series: T White6o2, G Lowe 634 500 series: J Stork 558, G. Hawkins 519, L Welty 538. B Stevins 521, J. Fight 563, R Stricklin 540, D Tucker 513, R. Solina 548, J Chandler 508, B Thwaits 580. M. Koher 503, G Newcomer 552, J Thwaits 534, C Garner 508. G Price 516. C Wogoman 520, C. Eby 542, K Knisley 541. E Coburn 533 200 games J Stork 219, T. White 232, J. Fight 201, 217, R Stricklin 203, R. Solina 220, B Thwaits 201, G Newcomer 232, C. Garner 205, C Eby 202, K Knisley 203, E. Coburn 203, G Lowe 247. 217, S Carson 200 Splits L. Longenbaugh 5-6-10, G. Stone 3 10 Tuesday Afternoon Cotton & Cotton 27 5 LaPetite 22 10 Mastercraft 19 13 State Bank .17'* 14'** Wa Chester 17'* 14'* Paul's U Lock It 17 15 Teghtmeyer 17 15 Carter's PEH >2’* 19'7 Lil's Anchor Bar 6'7 25'7 High team game & series Paul's U Lock It 909 2315 500 series B Swihart 520, M Rensberger 547 E Slabaugh 506. B Klineslß 450 series N Anderson 474, R Gerrity 471, S Wolterman 451, S Quinn 480, J. Lantz 482, B Smith 475 200 games M Rensberger 203 160 games N Andersen 194, M Rensberger 165. 179, L Crow 160, R Gerrity 172. E Slabaugh 163 168. 175. J Lantz 160 182. B Smith 161. B Kline 182. 183, S Quinn 190. 162 Splits S Reuss 4 5, G Lomont 2 7 ■7 Tuesday Nite Ladies Chumps . 52'7 39'2 The3Dehtes 51'* 40'2 Grannies & the Kid 51 41 Go Getters 45'7 46'7 Wau Beez 43 49 Penny’s Change 32'7 59'2 High team game Penny s Change — 472 ' High team series The 3 DeLites — 1289 500 series M Wiggs 502 160 games S Pachynski 180, M Wiggs 178 165 F Carpenter 160 C Baker 176. I Dull 161. D Lovellette 165 Splits D Kitson 5 10

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GARRETT PONCIROLI with a total of six rebounds. Ponciroli, who was selected for the week of Feb. 13-19, captured fifth place at the state wrestling meet in Indianapolis on Feb. 17-18 in the 189-pound weight class after winning the semi-state championship at Goshen on Feb. 11. Ponciroli concluded his senior wrestling season with an individual record of 37-3. Definition Miser: A person who lets the rest of the world go buy. — News, Detroit

. itfUBS SCRATCH WINNERS — Awards were presented to winners of the annual Syracuse Bowling Association Championship recently. Maxwelton Golf Club Team was the team winner in the scratch competition. Shown in the photo are winners in the scratch tournament. In front are Gary Lambright, doubles winner: Bob Carlson, team sponsor; and Ralph Stahley, team member. Standing in back are Terry West, doubles winner; Bruce Obacz, all events winner; Don Fuller and Ron Hostetter, team members. Not present are Lyle Edwards and John Kirkwood, team members: and Mike Clevenger, singles winner. (Photo by Deb Patterson)

HANDICAPPED WINNERS — The Syracuse Bowling Association Championship winners were announced recently with the presentation of awards. Wawasee Bowl Team was the team winner in the handicapped competition. Shown in the photo are winners in the handicapped competition. In front are Glen Knisley. Jim Pachynski. and Ken Knisley, all team members: and Bob Thwaits, all events winner. In back are Joe Sheets, team sponsor: Gary Klenke, team member: Mike Koher. singles winner; and Jeff Lovellette and Don Stolike. doubles winners. Not present for the photo was Darwin Hoogenboom. team member. (Photo by Deb Pa'terson)

Wed., February 22,1989 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Gymnasts win fourth straight

By MITCHELL STINSON Sports Writer

The Wawasee Warriors gymnastics team recorded its fourth straight victory with a 96.8-91.1 win over the Plymouth Rockies at Plymouth last night (Tuesday). Wawasee’s girls notched their second highest team point total of the season, while raising their record to 8-1. Warriors coach Tracy Sumpter said her team’s improved scores can be traced to continued improvement on the balance beam and more creative vault routines. “Some girls are starting to throw some new vaults that they weren't before and that’s helped their scores,” she said. Angela Kistler led the way for Wawasee, winning the all-around for the second time in two meets. She took first in the vaulting competition with a score of 8.40, and notched second place finishes on the uneven bars and balance beam with scores of 8.0 and 8.2 respectively. Kistler’s combined total of 32.65 put her .35 of a point ahead of Plymouth’s Lisa Hollenbaugh in the all-around. Nikki Marsh was voted Wawasee’s gymnast of the meet. She won the all-around in junior varsity competition. With sectionals looming on the horizon, the Warriors are hoping to gain some momentum in their final meets. They have three more days of competition before hosting the sectional on Saturday, March 4. The team’s scores have steadily increased but Sumpter sees room for improvement. "They have the ability to be two to three points higher,” she said. The Warriors will get a chance to encounter some top-notch competition on Thursday when they travel to Kendallville for a trimeet with Homestead and East Noble. Wawasee’s girls will then compete in the Lakeland Invitational on Saturday, before wrapping up the regular season Monday with a home match against DeKalb. Wawasee vs. Huntington North Vikings Wawasee’s gymnasts recorded their highest team score of the season on Thursday, when they knocked off Huntington North 97.10-86.45 at Wawasee High School. That performance came just two days after the Warriors' previous high score of 96.75 in a three-way meet with Tippecanoe Valley and Manchester. Angela Kistler led the way for the Warriors, taking first place in two events and the all-around. The Wawasee junior scored an 8.60 on the vault to edge the Vik-

ings’ Sabrina Ness by .05 of a point. Warrior teammate Anne Pohl took third in the event with an 8.30. Kistler led a Wawasee sweep in the uneven bars with a score of 8.25. Teammates Britani Stoller and Barb Signorelli took second and third with scores of 8.00 and 7.65 respectively. Stoller held off the Vikings on the balance beam, grabbing first in the event with an 8.25. Ness took second for the Vikings with an 8.00 while Kistler, Pohl and Huntington’s Jenny Haney tied for third with scores of 7.55. Pohl cruised to a first-place finish in the floor exercise, beating out her nearest competitor by nearly half a point. Pohl scored an 8.60 while Huntington’s Jodie Cline took second with an 8.15. Kistler was third at 8.10. Kistler amassed a total of 32.50 pointf'toJake the top spot in the all-abgufKT Ness was second at 31.45 z and Signorelli’s 30.65 was godd enough for third. - JV action In junior varsity action the Warriors scored an 80.85-58.35 victory over the Vikings. Nikki Marsh was first in the all-around with a 24.80 and teammate Dawn Firestone finished close behind in second with a 24.65. Diane Karst notched first-place finishes in the uneven bars and the balance beam with scores of 6.45 and 7.45 respectively. Britani Stoller stepped down to the JV ranks long enough to take first in the floor exercise, and Jodie Cline notched the only Viking first-place finish of the evening, with a 7.60 on the vault. Karst also earned Wawasee’s gymnast of the meet honors by virtue of her no-fall beam routine. Wawasee vs Plymouth Wawasee Varsity 96.8, Plymouth Varsity 91.1. Wawasee JV 79.6, Plymouth JV 47.45. Top three vaulters: Ist-Angela Kistler (Wawasee), 8.40; tied for second-Barb Signorelli (Wawasee) and Anne Pohl (Wawasee), 8.35. Top three bars: lst-Lisa Hollenbaugh (Plymouth), 8.6; 2nd-Angela Kistler (Wawasee), 8.0; 3rd-Britani Stoller (Wawasee), 7.4. Top three balance beam: IstBritani Stoller (Wawasee), 8.25; tied for second-Lisa Hollenbaugh (Plymouth) and Angela Kistler (Wawasee), 8.2. Top three floor: Ist-Anne Pohl (Wawasee), 8.5; 2nd-Barb Signorelli (Wawasee), 8.2; 3rdKaren Butt (Wawasee), 8.15. Top three all around: IstAngela Kistler (Wawasee), 32.65; 2nd-Lisa Hollenbaugh (Plymouth), 32.30; 3rd Kristine Beckham (Plymouth), 30.35.

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