The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 4, Milford, Kosciusko County, 8 March 1989 — Page 9

Sports

Warriors drop sectional game to Vikings

I By SCOTT DAVIDSON Sports Writer An up and down season came to an end on Friday night for the Wawasee boys’ basketball team as they were defeated 81-64 by Tippecanoe Valley in the semifinals of the 1989 Triton Sectional. The Warriors, who concluded the year with an 8-13 mark, were able to outscore the Vikings of

Cogers complete season of ups and downs

I By SCOTT DAVIDSON Sports Writer Although the Wawasee boys' basketball team suffered through a losing season (8-13) during the recently completed 1988-89 campaign, head coach Gary Goshert remarked that there are things that are more important than just the wins or the losses that the team accumulated. “Although the emphasis on athletics today is to look at the win and loss record, I think that the more important thing to look at is the types of lessons that the players were able to learn throughout the season,” commented Goshert looking back over a season that had both its ups and its downs. Goshert remarked that although the Warriors may not have won as many games as they wanted to, the players had the opportuni.ty'difrifig the year to learn some valuable lessons such as accepting responsibility, working together as a unit, establishing a work ethic and just having fun playing together. “If you don’t realize that the learning process (the lessons), not just how many games you win or lose, is the important thing than you’re missing the whole point of high school athletics,” emphasized Goshert. After beginning the 1988-89 campaign with three tough losses by a total of seven points, Wawasee struggled through the 88 portion of its schedule (November and December) with a 2-6 mark heading into the new year. The 1989 part of the Warriors year began with the team's longest winning streak of the season as the squad put together victories over Plymouth, West Noble and Northridge to raise its record to 5-6. After the three game winning streak, the last six weeks of the season for’the Warriors was up and down as the team recorded an impressive 90-87 win over a very tough Whitko squad but then played poorly in consecutive losses on the road to East Noble (73-49) and Rochester (89-79) to

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Thursday Night Ladies Louie's Bar & Grill 64 40 V Kidd's 62'/2 41'2 Golden Razor 62’/? 41'/a Wawasee Bowl 62 42 Miller's Heating 61’/a 42'2 Liberty Homes 60 44 Culp's Welding 58 46 Town & Country 54'/a 49' a Ace Hardware 54 50 Thornburgs 52 52 Beacon 52 52 InnoPak 51 53 Sandl's Clip & Curl 45 55 Lake City Bank II 45 59 Dana Pioneer Club 43'/a 6O'/a Pilchers 36 68 Lake City Bank I 35 69 Miller's Merry Manor 33'/a 66' a High team game: Kidd's — 1071 High team series Sandi's Clip 4 Curl — 2935 500 series: C Nolan 514, S. Friebergs2s, K Creps 504, J. Kausal 501, S Flanagan 510, B Swlhart 500, P Summerlot 522, S. Mitchell 501 450 series: C. Byrd 498, A Luyben 469, K White 479, K Pauwels 487, N Shields 461, J Wortinger 472, C Boyd 473, B Miller 475, J Mullet 467, C. Miller 481, V Bennett 469, L Hawn 451, A Miller 495, K Knisley 496, R Gerrity 481, T Taylor 458, N Spurling 490, L Spurting 463, F Jones 477, B Groft 459, J Fawley 455, S Delagrange 473, C Becher 467 200 games B Miller 5 Mitchell 204 160 games C Nolan 195, 172, C Byrd 182, 192, A Luyben 180, K. White 178, K Pauwels 189, G Byrd 165, N Shields 185, J Wortinger 160, 164, S Frieberg 165, 172, 188. C Boyd 198, K Creps 171, 180, J Mullet 181, C Miller 175, M Whitehead 164, G Pilcher 170, M Patter son 185, V Bennett 171, J Kausal 193, L Hawn 161, C Whitacre 168, A. Miller 163, 163, 169, J Likens 165, K Knisley 167, 175, S Flanagan 178, 175, R Gerrity 180, 180, B Swlhart 160, 181, P Summerlot 168. 164, 170 T. Taylor 161, L Spurling 160. 163, R Farmer 161, F Jones 179, D Gose 162. S Street 163, B Gross 169, J. Fawley 174, L Bobeck 167, J. Brown 167, S Delagrange 173, 166, K Pettigrew 179 Splits: Kathryn Knisley 2-7, 2 7, Jo Reed 3 10, 9 10, Nellie Spurling 56, 3 10, Luanne Spurling 3 10, 3 10, Freddie Money 3 10. Cherri Byrd 3 10, Margaret Whitehead 6 7 10, Judy Kausal 2 7, Freda Rinker 2 7. Sue Lechlifner 57, Pat Culp *3 10, Helen Taylor 5 6 10, Susan Street 4 5, Elaine Kerlin 3 10, CharlotteJJfccher 56, Sarah Mitchell 3 10, Darcy-Dwn 3 10, Kellie Pettigrew3 40 La ndO Lakes Pro Shop 30 14 Luckys Tavern 29 15 Coxys Gun Shop 28 16 MM I 26"? 17V5 Kurleys Keglers 26 18 Cocineros j 26 18 — Sea Nymph 26 18

Coach. Bob Dußois. 51-45 from the field but the difference in the contest was at the free throw line as Tippecanoe Valley poured in 36 free throws while Wawasee connected on just 13. “Their ability to get to the free throw line and to hit their free throws was the difference in the game,” remarked Wawasee coach Gary Goshert after wat-. ching the Vikings hit 36-47 on Friday evening. “It’s tough to overcome that big of a margin from

stand at 6-10 with four regular season games remaining. t Wawasee played well in its last four games of the season but came away with a 2-2 mark. The Warriors dropped a tough 68-66 overtime contest at Tippecanoe Valley on Feb. 11 but then rebounded to defeat North Wood 67-52 and Elkhart Central 77-69 to stand at 8-11 on the season with the home finale of the 88-89 season left versus Bremen. The Warriors played well in their regular season finale on Feb. 24 but came out on the short end of the stick as they were defeated 63-61 by a very good Bremen team. The loss left the Warriors 8-12 on the year heading into the Triton Sectional last week and a rematch with Tippecanoe Valley. The Warriors hung tough with Tippecanoe Valley during the first half last Friday (trailing just 37-31 at halftime), but the Vikings were able to pull away in the game’s last two quarters in a game that was a lot closer than the final score of 81-64 would indicate. The Vikings outscored the Warriors 36-13 from the free throw line including 22 of those 36 free throw points in the fourth quarter alone. The sectional loss completed the season with Wawasee at 8-13 for the year. Goshert remarked that some of the high points for the Warriors this past season included the three game winning streak after Christmas break as well as the win over Whitko at a time when the Wildcats were 11-1 on the season. He added that he was also pleased with the team’s defensive intensity in the victory at Elkhart Central as well as the squad’s effort and execution during the regular season overtime loss at Tippecanoe Valley. For the season, the Warriors connected on 472-980 (48 percent) field goal attempts including 66-167 (40 percent) from threepoint range while their opponents hit 470-968 (49 percent) field goals including 40-154 (26 percent) from beyond the three-point line. Wawasee converted 304-412 (74

American Bldgs 25 19 Wawasee Bowl 25 19 Max we I ton 24 2(X Burger Dairy 24 20 Reads Racelng 24 20 Docs Hardware 20 24 Ligonier Elks 19 25 State Bank 19 25 Biddles ’6 28 KofC 15 29 Werker Bros. Const. 13 31 Buds Bar 12 32 Jem Industries 12 32 High team game and series: Sea Nymph — 1129 3180 600 series: W. Schwalm 672, S. Richmond 625, S Nicolai 640, L. Nicolai 664 500 series: C Coburn 504, A. Graff 535, H Galloway 546, S. Galloway 559, J. Schrecengost 573, R Hyde 554, J. Wortinger 514, H Nicolai 512, G Klenke 555, K Knisley 588, R Carter 501, C Marton 571, R Stahley 592, R Ogburn 541, A. Coy 540, L. Simon 564, L Ryman 525, R. Miller 529, J. Halsey 517, G Feaster 575, G Lambright 552, L Slabach 508, T. West 552, M Allberry 518, S Parker 554, P Wilson 536, T. Ervin 505, M Yoder 573, M Zellinger 580, M Cleveenger 562, D Stoliker 509, D Lovellette 519, J Lovellette 510, C L Walton 519, J. Walton 508, D Barhydt 516, D Obacz 539, M« Line 505, T. Cravens 562, D Tarman 552 200 games W Schwalm 263, 220, S Rich mond 247, 208, R Graff 215, H Galloway 202, 5 Galloway 215, J. Schrecengost 207, R Hyde 202, K Knisley 211, 208, C Marton 200, R Stahley 225, 200, R Ogburn 203, A Coy 204, L Ryman 200, G. Feaster 235, L Slabach 222, S. Parker 207, 202, P Wilson 220 M Yoder 202, M Zellinger 202; 205, M. Clevenger 205, 209, D Obacz 209 Splits M Clevenger 3 10, 78, T. Ryman 3 10, 3 7 10, H Nicolai 3 10, 3 10, D Smith 3 10, G Klenke 57, K Knisley 3 10, G Knisley 3 10, L Simon 3 9 10, G Stone 5 7, M Simon 5 6 10, S Parker 56, E Scott 27, S Zawadzke 3 10, M Zellinger 2 7, M Durham 6 7 10 Every Other Sat. Night Mixed Pick A Name 37 15 Bombers 37 15 Are We Having Fun Yet 35 17 Odd Couples 33 19 Price Auto 32 20 Stamars 3,v * 21 Odd & Ends 31 21 Screwballs 30'7 21'i We Don't Care M 25 All n The Family 27 25 Over The Hill 26 26 AG 24 28 Greenfield 22 30 Luckys 21 31 Red Eyes 2O’*7 31'7 TheZs * 36 Brew Crew 15'7 36'7 Misfits 17 ''* 3 High team game and series Ace We Hav ingFunYet 699 1972 600 series D Sprague6oß

the foul line,” added Goshert. After taking their only lead of the game at 5-4 on a 3-point shot by senior Matt Dick with just under five minutes left in the first quarter, the Warriors fell behind 20-17 at the conclusion of the first period of play as Viking senior Pete Terpstra scored a basket just before the conclusion of the quarter. The second quarter started out with Tippecanoe Valley scoring the first eight points of the period

percent) chances from the free throw line while opponents hit 377-524 (72 percent). The Warriors were outscored on the season 1,357-1,314 as their opponents averaged 65 points-per-game while Wawasee averaged 63. Wawasee grabbed 573 rebounds (an average of 27 per game) on the year to just edge out their opponents who totaled 569 caroms (also an average of 27 per game) Two areas that hurt the Warriors were in the turnover category where Wawasee committed 309 while the opposition totaled 253 and in the foul department as the Warriors were whistled for a total of 424 fouls on the season while their opponents were called for 364. From an individual standpoint for the 88-89 season, Matt Dick

KlaQWuWaßfl L ' +4 A A \ 4 Fj MILFORD WRESTLING SQUAD — Members of this year's Milford wrestling team are pictured above. Seated in the front row, from left, are manager Brock Manning, Jeff Roose, Ortie Leemon, Robbie Chalk, Chris Henson, Lance Hostetler, Scott Hand, Josh Hunsberger and manager Jeremy Smith. Kneeling in the middle row, from left, are Paul Troxell, Cory Manning. Jorge Castro, Phillip Fitch, Joey Rangel, Chris Lung and Robbie Smith. Standing in the back row, from left, are coach Dave Matz, Charlie Miller. Bill Kitchen, Chad Dippon, Kyle Newcomer and Ryan Keiper. Not pictured, but also members of the team are David Speicher and assistant coach Bill Richardson. (Photo by Scott Davidson)

500 series: R. Stricklin 547, J. Wortinger 583, R. Stahley 518, J Bartman 515, P Ball 556, L. Dunfee 500, D. Dean 522 450 series: T. Weeden 476, R. Burkett 463, S. Ball 454, K. Dean 491 200 games: J. Wortinger 203, L Harmon 209, D Sprague 211, 220, C Arthur 202, J Bartman 200 160 games: J. Stricklin 177, M Willard 195, T. Weeden 186, D Sherwood 165, T. Hunziker 167, K. Caudill 184, R. Burkett 169, 171, S Ball 162, L. Dunfee 178, 166, K. Dean 164, 176 Splits Faye Howell 45 7, Kathy Dean 2 5 7, Roger Lambright 5 6, Mac Oiler 4 5, Terri Weeden 3 10, Rose Hgwe 5 7, Lisa Her sha 5 10, Luan Dunfee 3 10, Kathy Dean 3 10 Tuesday Afternoon LaPetite 29 11 Cotton & Cotton 28 12 Mastercraft 27 13 Paul's U Lock It 24 16 Wa Chester 21'7 18' i Teghtmeyer 18 22 State Bank 17'z 22'2 Carter's PEH 16' 7 23'7 Lil's Anchor Bar 14'a 25'7 High team game and series LaPetite — 847 2411 500 series M Rensberger 501, J Maher 572 450 series: S Reuss 452, B DeWitt 463, E Slabaugh 460, S Wolterman 467, M Willard 488, R Gerrity 486, B Swihart 494, S Sawyer 495, B Smith 452, B Kline 475, J Gray 451 200 games: J Maher 210, 205, M Willard 203 160 games S Reuss 164, 174, J Alfano 179, E Slabaugh 179, S Wolterman 160, M Willard 161, M .Harbison 161, M Rensberger 186, 170, M Bray 165, S Cotton 160, R Gerri ty 163, 167, L Brower 180. B Swihart 174, 165, 155, S Sawyer 172, 175, D Gilchrist 161. B Kline 165, D Craig 169 Splits J. Maher 3 10, R Gerrity 27, M Rensberger 5 6, F Ervin 5 10, P Yoder 3 10. M J Myers 3 7 8 10 Friday Mixed Milford Party Pack 24'-? 11' 7 Martin's Feeds 23'7 12'7 National Products 23 13 Bitners Eggs 23 13 Buds Body Shop / 21'7 14'.? Syracuse Rubber ( 20 12 Fashion Farm / 20 16 Dangles \ 19 17 Smith Farms \ >6 ?0 Gutter Dusters X. 16 20 Premier Plastics \ 16 20 TGIF A I 14 22 Baby Boorrfers ( 10'7 21'7 High team ghme Martins Feeds 657 High ,(eam Products 1920 500 series B Hamilton 513. T Cravens 538. J Gerard 504. S Kalisik 520 M Allberry 505. B Swihart 533 450 series K Soltna 477, J Maher 455 S Sawyer 466. B Howell 457 200 games L Ryman 204 B Swihart 200

to grab a 28-17 lead before the Warriors were able to finally score a field goal almost halfway into the quarter (with 4:15 remaining). A 12-9 run by WawaSee enabled them to cut the Vikings lead to 37-31 at halftime as guard Matt Koble fired in a 3-point bomb at the buzzer to cap the Warrior rally. After the Warriors pulled to within six points of the Vikings at 41-35, they had three straight

led Wawasee in scoring averaging 14 points-per-game while Matt Koble (10.9). Chris Conkling (9.3), Rob Huey (9.0), Pete Bonner (7.9) and Jeff Boyer (4.0) were next in line. Conkling led the team in rebounding grabbing a total of 98 caroms (4.7 per game) while Huey was right behind him with 96 total rebounds. Huey led the squad in field goal accuracy hitting 59 percent from the floor while Koble was the squad's top marksman from three-point range as he connected on 51 percent (41-81) of his attempts. Bonner compiled the Warriors best percentage at the free throw line as he hit 62-71 for 87 percent while he also led the squad with 102 assists (4.9 per game). Bonner, along with senior teammate Jeff Carey, led the Warriors in steals as each totaled 24 (1.1 per game).

160 games: B Hamilton 170, 198, K. Solina 168, 164, B Allberry 167, S. Sawyer 169. B Swihart 169, 184 Splits Bev Smith 2 7, 3 10, 3 10, 3 10, Betty Hamilton 2 7, Connie Stoliker 9 10, Jerry Gerard 2 4 10, Terry Cravens 57, John Blackport 3 10, Dorothy Blackport 3 10, Lynn Sawyer 3 10, Jr Bitner 3 10, Dan Howell 5 10, Si Smith 3 10, Jan Bitner 4 5 7 Monday Night Early Birds Go Go Girls 72 32 B D S. 72 32 LSD 70 34 Swingin Grandmas 68 36 Sunshiners 67' 1 36' z Cocinero s 63'? 40' / Louie's Pin Getters 62'7 41'? Lucky Strikes 61 43 Flexsteel *3 57' ? 46' z Strikettes 51'? 52'? Bowling Bags 46'z 57*-7 Gutter Grabbers 46 58 Fuzz Busters 46 .58 Walker Pipers 44'2 59'z Flexsteel#2 42'? 61'? Walker Reworks 41'? 62'? DRV's 40 64 Rosettes - 31'? 72'z Walker Rejects 15 89 High team game and series Sunshiners 490 1410 500 series B Swihart 541. S Bucher 548. L Roose 519, L Dunfee 544, D Sherwood 576 450 series K Dean 462, J Stricklin 454, F Tucker 490. J Slabaugh 474, E D Wogoman 450, B Peterson 460 200 games S Bucher 200. L Roose 235 160 games K. Dean 180 P Blosser 164. J Stricklin 167, L Paternoster 163. F Tucker 184. B Swihart 190, 173. 178. L Losee 173, S Bucher 190, J Slabaugh 192 N Savala 160 B Peterson 192. L Dorsett 178 D Dunlap 167, M Curry 169. J Wallace 184 C Swihart 187. L Dunfee 185. 165. 194. P Manley 165. D Sherwood 161. 182, 183 Splits Kathy Dean 5 10. 5 10. Connie Stoliker 5 6. 3 10. Christy Srhriner 4 5. Lee Ann Paternoster 3 10. Pam Blosser 3 10 Laura Losee 2 7, Diann Dunlap 5 9 CeeCee Swihart 5 7. Pam Manley 4 7 6 9 10 Lisa Miller 3 10 Sunday Nite Mixed Kale Island * 67'2 36 . Bowman Disf 67'2 36 Card Sharks 66 38 Skidmore • 62 42’ Englands 60 44 L&T 57'z 46 Lucky 4 s 56'2 47 Yoders 56'? 47’. Cruisers 55’ . 48 Creative Touch No 2 52 52. Creative Touch No 1 46'? '57 . It Happens 42 62 greenfield Fighters , 42 62 Laketronics 41'2 62 ARS 34 70 M 4 M 34 70

trips down the floor with the chance to cut the lead but were unable to convert. From there, the Warriors fell behind by 12 points at 55-43 before a rebound basket by Chris Conkling made the score 55-45 in favor of Tippecanoe Valley with just one quarter of play left. “I felt that the key time in the game was in the third quarter when we were down by six points and had three opportunities to cut the lead and failed to do so," emphasized Goshert. "We had our chances but we didn’t take advantage of them and you have to give Valley credit because they did a nice job and they're a good team,” added Goshert. After Conkling started the fourth quarter with five straight points to cut the Vikings lead to 55-50, the Warriors went cold on the offensive end and Tippecanoe Valley went on a 10-2 run to lead 65-52. From there, it was a parade to the free throw line for the Vikings as they scored 14 of their final 16 points from the charity stripe as their lead ballooned to as many as 20 points as the Warriors were forced to foul to try and get back in the game. "We have several good shooters on this team and I’m confident with them when they do go to the free throw line to shoot,” commented Dußois after seeing his Vikings knock in 22 of 26 charity tosses in the fourth quarter to ice the victory. “In fact. I’m a little surprised if we don’t hit our free throw chances,”

High team game Englands—6s7 High team series Yoders—l924 500 series S Richmond 513, C Hare 501, B Knisley 535, Phil 550, K Dean 501, D Dean 542, C Coburn 507, E Schmucker 518 450 series G Byrd 468. K. Byrket 452 • 200 games D Dean 205. E Schmucker 203 160 games K. Kenney 174, B Byrd 161, D Sherwood 169, £ Patton 163, T ‘Hare 175, F Tucker 174, K Dean 160. 166. 175, K Byrket 188, S Schmucker 164 S Bucher 162, 166 Splits Dave Tucker 27, 3 10. Kathy Dean 3 10, Tom Larkin 3 10, Toby Cross 3 10 County Pilcher's Shoes 30 10 Foy's Boat Service 25 15 Wawasee Service Center 25 15 Better Way Products 25 15 Tux Shop 22 18 Miller's Heating 22 18 Parker s Hybrids * 27 18 American Legion 20 20 Blue Fin 17' 2 22'a Flex Steel 17 23 Thwait s Realty 16 24 Sea Nymph 14'2 Brower's Sales & Service 14' 2 ■ 25' 1 Kurly s Keglers 9'2 30'2 High*team game & series Pilcher's Shoes 1090 2966 600 series H Nicolai 645, J Moore 641 500 series B Morel 543. S Weaver 588. G Lowe 560, Smith 527. B Knisley 571, B Stevens 545, C Frushour 520. C Eby 580, W Stahly 553. K Knisley 547. A Larkin 507. M Koher 524. B . Rensberger 529, L Welty 571, C Senders 503 I Senders 556. L Thwaits 578 D Dean 550. G Stone 545, B Slabaugh 538 C Garner 585.- D Vice 528, J Hen drickson 525 200games J Chandler 202. S Weaver 217, G Lowe 200. B Knisley 210. 200 B Stevens 214, J Moore 206, 248 K Knisley 224. C Eby 206. H Nicolai 231. 277. I Senders 205. 205. L Thwaits 207 D Dean 212. C Garner 224. J Hendrickson 215. J Fight 207 Splits Barry Miller .3 10. Jim, Stork 4 7 8 10, Gil Hawkins 3 10 Tuesday Nile Ladies Chumps 57'j 42' 2 The3DeLites 56'? 43'2 Grannies & The K id 52 48 Go Getters 51'? 48'2 Wau Beez 46 54 Penny s Change 36'2 63'2 High team game The3DeLites 504 High team series GoGetters 1378 500 series D Lovellette 502 450 series J 4?yman 499 E Wogoman 457. M Halsey 457. F Carpenter 452 J Hostetler 452 J West 468 200 games D Lovellette 212 J Ryman 220 160 games E Wogoman 178 M Halsey 167 M Wiggs 160 D Lovellette 16! F Carpenter 191 J Ftostetler 165 J West 189 Splits E Wogoman 4 5 7. C Byrd 3 10

added Dußois. Goshert commented that his team was hurt by the fact that guards Dick and Koble were unable to get free for very many shots as the two combined to attempt just 16 shots from the field on Friday night. “You have to give Smith (Scott) and Anglin (Dion) credit on defense because they were able to do a good job on Dick and Koble,” stated Goshert. From a team standpoint on Friday, the Warriors connected on 24-53 (45 percent) from the field including three 3-point shots while the Vikings hit 21-45 (47 percent) which also included three 3-pointers. As mentioned earlier, the Vikings were extremely accurate from the free throw line hitting 36-47 (77 percent) while the Warriors connected on 13-18 (72 percent). Wawasee grabbed a total of 36 rebounds on Friday while Tippecanoe Valley snared 22 caroms. The Warriors were guilty of committing 19 turnovers while the Vikings totaled just 11. The Wawasee offense was paced by Conkling who tallied 19 points to go along with a teamhigh nine rebounds. Dick and classmate Pete Bonner, both playing their final game for Wawasee, chipped in with 12 and 10 points respectively while Koble, Rob Huey and Jeff Boyer each scored six. In addition to Conkling’s nine caroms, Dick gathered in seven rebounds and Koble pulled down six to pace the Warriors advantage on the boards. Bonner, in addition to his 10 points and five rebounds, handed out 10 assists. Tippecanoe Valley was able to place four players in double figures as Smith and Terpstra each scored 16 while Craven Lynn had 15 and Steve Dunnuck added 14. The Vikings received a very strong effort off of the bench from 6’B" sophomore Chris Dußois as he popped in seven points to go with seven rebounds. After defeating Wawasee on Friday evening, the Vikings concluded their season by dropping a 56-50 decision to Warsaw on Saturday night in the sectional final. After using good free throw shooting to defeat Wawasee on Friday evening, the Vikings surprisingly shot very poorly (10-22 for 45 percent) from the charity stripe versus Warsaw as they ended the season at 15-7.

I Bk I A I SYRACUSE WRESTLING SQUAD — Members of this year’s Syracuse wrestling team are pictured above. Kneeling in the front row, from left, are Tony Ganshorn. Pat Tracey, Travis Schlabach, Tony Meek, Buddy Lentz and Chad Bouts'. Standing in the middle row. from left, are Chris Ponciroli. Mike Atkins. Kim Nguyen and JoeySalazar. Pictured in the back row, from left, are coach Leroy Rapp. David Antu, Jeremy Brickey, Chad Flynn, Chris Ganshorn and Brian Dutcher. < Photo by Scott Davidson) I 4. Av >1 h i : W| iffi [I NORTH W'EBSTF'.R WJJE?»TITX(i SQUAD — Members of this year’s North Webster wrestling team are pictured above. Shown standing in the front row. from left, arc manager J&son Ort. Brian ('lav. manager Jerred Rieff, Ryan Merchant, Troy Mansfield and Scott Williamson. Pictured in the.back row. from left, are Scott Lawrence. Justin Cripps. Chris Minton. Calvin Godwin. Adam Ramsey and coach Jay Smith. Not pictured, but also members of the team, are Mike Rickett and coach Keith Bollman. < Photo by Scott Dav idson >

Wed., March 8, 1989 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

IBUa. T W ' ■ LONG DISTANCE BOMB — Senior guard Matt Koble of Wawasee lets fly with a jump shot over the outstretched hand of Scott Smith of Tippecanoe Valley during action from the Warriors 81-64 loss to the Vikings last Friday during semifinal action of the Triton Sectional. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)

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