The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 December 1989 — Page 9

Sports

Boys' freshman hoop team extends winning streak

(By SCOTT DAVIDSON Sports Writer The Wawasee freshman boys' basketball team extended its record to 4-0 on season after posting a 44-34 victory at Jimtown Monday. "It’s a good thing to win the close games and anytime that you can come away with a win on the road, especially on a Monday when it's difficult for the team to be ready, it’s a plus for us,” said coach Chuck Evans. The Warriors jumped to a 19-10

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LETTING FLY — Freshman Mike Ferverda gets off a long desperation shot at the conclusion of the third quarter of action during the team’s 47-20 win over North Wood last week.

The freshman squad (4-0) defeated Jimtown. 44-34, Monday as Ferverda scored 18 points. The Warriors host Bremen next Monday. (Photo by Scott Davidson)

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Thurs Night Ladies Miller's Heating 35 17 Wawasee Bowl 33 19 Golden Razor 32’2 19'? Kidd's 32’2 19’2 Lake City Bank II 31 21 Alley Cats 29 23 Louie's Bar & Grill 28’2 23 . Ace Hardware 28’2 23'2 Culp's Welding 28 24 Sandi's Clip & Curl 28 24 Liberty Homes 26 26 Beacon 24 28 Town & Country 24 28 InnoPak 23’2 28’. Lake City Bank I 21 31 Big Wheel 21 31 Honey Bees 16’2 35’.' Lane Technicians 8 44 High team game: Honey Bees - 1040 High team series: Wawasee Bowl - 2895 500 ser°s S Frieberg 533, C Nolan 507, J Mullet 500 450 set ies: C Solina 481. J Wortinger 489. N. Anderson 467, L Ulery 483, L Bobeck 451, Y Coburn 465, H Taylor 493. J Reed 457. K White 457, J. Miller 488. T Blanchard 460, L Hawn 462, J. Likens 460. C Simpson 454. K Knisley 498. B Smith 487, R Gerr.ity 450. J Daffron 462, C Jones 454. B Gross 456, P Summer lot 460, C Boyd 477, J Kausal 465 200 game* S Frieberg 213. Y Coburn 200 H. Taylor 201. J Miller 201 160 games P Mansfield 181, C Byrd 181 A Luyben 169. C Solina 183, J. Wortinger 182, N Anderson 186, S Frieberg 192. L Ulery 180, L Bobeck 169. M Taylor 161. J Reed 167, K White 176. 170, L Yoder 190. C Nolan 198. T Blanchard 184, L Hayvn 166, J Likens 173, C. Simpson 162, K Knisley 180. 170. B. Smith 163, 173, S Flanagan 176, S Minnix 163, J. Daffron 181, C Jones 184. E Kerlin 161. B Gross 178. P Summerlot 168, C Boyd 171, B Miller 160. J Mullet 181. 164. C Miller 180. J Kausal 179 Splits: Jean Knisley 56, 25 7. Sandy Flanagan 5 6. 3 10. Cris Clark 2 7. 4 5, Norma Galloway 4 5, 3 10, Nancy Anderson 5 10. Leslie Darr 5 7. Karen White 3 10. Cindy Nolan 2 7, Luann Wiggs 6 10. Karen Meade 3 10, Debi Skevington 5 6 10, Kathryn Knisley 3 10, Rosemary Gerrity 4 79, Debbie Kemper 3 10. Susan Street 4 5 7, Judy Mullet 3 10, Judy Kausal 5 7. Charlotte Boyd 3 10 Friday Night Mixed Pizza Hut 37 23 The 4 Quacks 36 24 Martins Feeds 35’2 24'2 Buds Body Shop 33’2 26'i Milford Party Pack 29 31 SroufeMfg 29 31 Tranter Graphics 29 31 Syracuse Rubber Prod 28 32 National Prod 23 27 Bitner Eggs 20 40 High team game Pizza Hut -709 High team series Martins Feeds 2009 600 series D Obacz6l2 500 series B Obacz 566. K Solina 503, G Hamilton 509. D Hamilton s>B A Coy 508, T Cravens 546. J Gerard 595. C Nolan 525. R Hostetter 516. S Kajisik 566. L Ryman 532. L Simon 512 450 series B Hamilton 479. L Hostetter 487 I Kalisik 482 R Carroll 488

lead after the first quarter, a 26-18 advantage at halftime and a 32-26 lead at the third quarter stop before ending up with the 10-point victory. “This was a good test for us because Jimtown used three players that play on the JV squad and the experience factor was in its favor, but we played well." commented Evans. Evans noted that the game was closer than the final score indicated as the visiting Warriors held a four to eight point lead during most of the contest, with the final margin of victory being their biggest advantage of the game. "We could have won by a

200 games D Obacz 235. G. Hamilton 224, D Hamilton 200. J Gerard 220. 209. T Cravens2ll, S Kalisik 203 160 games P Blosser 172, B Hamilton 184 163. K Solina 167. 169, 167. L Hostetter 182 C Nolan 168. 166, 191. I Kalisik 178. R. Car roll 173, 166 Splits D Obacz 310 K Obacz 3 10. D Hamilton 3 10. B Hamilton 45 7, 45, G Hamilton 5 10, S Swinehart 27, J. Gerard 3 10. B Hamilton 5 6.4 57. R Carroll 56. B Carroll 3 10. R Hostetter 3 10. I Kalisik 3 10. 45, S Kalisik 56 C Nolan 56, J Ryman 2 8 7, L Simon 5 8 10 Our Sat. Night Mixed M C M 217 Twit Heads 19 9 H c 18 10 Video Connection ’8 10 Lesa s Losers 17 11 Duds 16 12 Carpenter Simpson 15 13 Misfits 15 13 Pin Heads 14 14 Lucky Seven 13 15 Subjammers 13 15 Night Riders 12 12 Best Friends 12 16 Mixed Nuts 1® 18 Safety Pins 8 2 ® High team game Carpenter'Simpson — 705 High team series MCM 1935 500 series I Dean 534. K Dean 504, D Allen 512. P Delafuente 504. C Simpson 525, J Simpson 525. C Summerlot 510 450 series L Hunt 464 J Harns 453. D Hesch 461 A Scanlan 452 K Pauwels 489, B Swihart 497 190 games I Dean 192 D Smith 206. K Dean 191, L. Shaw 202. D Allen 190. J Simp son 214. B Swihart 213 150 games K Dean 171, L Hunt 156. 161 K Murphy 155, J Harris 153, 158. D Allen 168. 154. J Hawkins 154, M Willard 154. C Simpson 173. 187, 165. D Hesc.h 184, A . Scanlan 171. K Pauwels 153. 187. B Swihart 155. T Clow 155 * Bantam The Stars 35 13 Underdogs 31 17 Kids With A Ball 30 18 Cubs 29 'B' 2 Thunder Bowlers 29 19 Bears 24 24 — Tigers 22 26 Bengals 20 28 Gu.mmi Bears 15'2 32'? High team game Bears -331 High team series The Stars 922 200 series R Henry 212. N Kelly 273. A Wiggs 219. C Smeltzer 242 150 senes M Swihart 187. T Lovellette 188. B Kuhl 190. G Coquillard 158 100 series J Pletcher 144. C Knisley 148, K Hall 136. M Knisley 109. D Carpenter 144 C Smeltzer 143 60 series A Harris.7l. D Coquillard 73 50 games M Swihart 69. 72, T Lovellette 63. 77. J Pletcher 61 R Henry 62. 85. 65 N kelly 74. 118 81. C Knisley 68 . 56. B Kuhl 60 61 69 A Wiggs 69 -72. 7 8 K Hall 56 M Knisley 52. D Carpenter 56. C Smeltzer 68 C Smeltzer 78. 85. 79, G Coquillard 68

larger margin but we missed a lot of easy shots,” stated Evans. Mike Ferverda paced the -Wawasee offense with 18 points while Matt Wilkinson scored nine and Mike Garland tossed in eight. Matt McClintic, Chad Dippon, Chris Crow and Spencer Long each added two points while Brian Kaufman had one. “I thought that our bench made a great contribution in the second

Swim squad takes third

(By SCOTT DAVIDSON Sports Writer “The team has been showing improvement and I’ve been pleased with the progress that were making,” stated Roger Karns, head coach of the Wawasee boys’ swim team, after the squad took third place in the seven-team field at the Goshen Relays Saturday. The Warriors compiled 96 team points to finish behind Concord, who easily captured first place with 136 points, and second place Penn (108). Following Wawasee were Warsaw (74). Goshen (66). North Wood (58) and Northridge (28). Wawasee captured three first place finishes in the 10 events, with the crescendo relay team of Cory Manning. Aaron Dial. Thaddeus Dußois, Scott Berkey. Eric Schaekel and Todd Miller leading the way with a new meet record time of 2:27.93. The Warriors also won the 200-yard freestyle relay (Schaekel. Miller. Dial and CaseyKline) and the 400 freestyle relay (Kline. Schaekel. Dußois and Berkey). “We swam well in the crescendo, 400. 200 and 350 freestyle races, but we were hurt by our lack of depth in some areas and Concord looked even stronger than I anticipated and they really dominated." said Karns. The Warriors finished second in the diving relay, with the duo of Adam Wilson and Andy Dunithan, while the 350 freestyle relay threesome of Kline, Dußois and Berkey also captured second Wawasee placed fifth in the 400 IM relay race (Miller. Dial. Troy Feaster and Brad Koser), while the combination of Feaster. Cory Willard. Brian Grothaus and Chris Ganshorn finished fifth in the 200 breaststroke relay. The Warriors were sixth in the 200 backstroke relay (John Noble. Steve Yargosz, Sean Arnold and Brian Kern), the 200 butterflyrelay (Koser. Ray Norris,

35 games: M Swihart 46, A Harris 48. T Lovellette 48, J Pletcher 36, 47, J Mort 40. K Hall 47, D. Carpenter 44, 44, C Smeltzer 44. G Coquillard 41, 49 Sunday Nite Mixed Cruisers 44 2 ® Gutter Dusters 4 3 21 Augsburgers N W Miller's Heating 39 25 Buckeroo's 38 26 Creative Touch »1 33 31 Clutters YeOlde Pub 31'2 32’2 Kale Island Bait 29 35 Cocinero's 28 36 Creative Touch »2 Spare Underwear 20 44 Married With Children 17 47 High team game: Clutter'; Ye Old Pub — 694 High team series: Cruisers — 1903 500 series L Swope 543, R Ogburn 512, D. Weisser 504 450 series: N. Swope 487, F. Tucker 453 200 games N. Swope 201, L Swope 200, W Bucher 201. D Burkett 223, P delaFuente 212, J Hall 207 160 games R Burkett 165, F. Tucker 169, K Weisser 160 Splits K Weisser 27, D. Weisser 3 10, F Tucker 2 7, S. Bucher 3 10, C Miller 5 10, L Hall 2 7, Dave 3 TO Monday Night Early Birds Go Go Girls 39 17 Sunshiners 39 17 Gutter Grabbers 35 21 Cocineros 331 2 22’2 Candy Girls 33 23 LSD 32’2 23’2 Bowling Bags 31’2 24’2 Strikettes 31’2 24'? Flexsteel-3 30 26 Walker Reworks 30 26 Dameons Nightmare 26'2 29'? Walker Pipers 26 30 Swingin Grandmas 26 30 Flexsteel-2 25'2 30'2 Lucky Strikers 24 32 Louies Pin Getters 22 34 Fuzzßusters 20 36 Rosettes ,9 37 BBS's 18 38 Walker Rejects z l6 4 0 500 series L Dunfee 529. J Slabaugh 541, F Tucker 513, B Swihart 507 450 series D Dunlap 477, M Lambright 479, D Cook 457, S Minnix 478 200 games J Slabaugh 226. F Tucker 209 160 games V Haney 160 L Dunfee 191. 167, J Slabaugh 162, D Dunlap 187. F Tucker 174. M Lambright 162. 168 B Swihart 168. 169. 170, R Galloway 163. D Cook 174. T Clow 172. S Minnix 182. B Peterson 161 Splits A Reynolds 4 5. C Shriner 56. K Simmons 4 10. A Krezler 45 7. J Wallace 4 5 M Rodgers 27, N Swope 410 J Slabaugh 2 7. F Tucker 27, 27. M Kiesler 58 10. N Briggs 5 10. A Likens 5 7. K Dean 3 10. 45. S Klenke 4 10. P Biqsser 3 10. E Woqoman 4 5 7. S McKee 3 10. L Miller 2 7. D Weaver 3 7, P Manley 3 10 Juniors King Pins 34 ’ 4 RudeDoqs 29 19

half and we need that kind of depth in order to be successful throughout the season,” Evans emphasized, citing the efforts of Brian Baker, Crow. Dippon and McClintic. The freshman squad will now start a four-game homestand with a contest against Bremen next Monday, at 6:30 p.m. After facing the freshman Lions, Wawasee will entertain Central

Grothaus and Manning) and the 200 medley relay (Noble, Feaster, Koser and Ganshorn). Wins Over East Noble And Bishop Luers The Warriors moved to 3-1 on the season in dual meet competition after posting a 55-28 win over East Noble and a 62-21 victory over Fort Wayne Bishop Luers in a double dual meet held last Thursday in the Wawasee Pool. “I thought that we swam with more intensity in these meets and we got some good efforts from Dial. Miller and Dußois,” remarked Karns. Wawasee took first in eight of the 11 events against East Noble as Berkey and Miller each recorded two wins. The Warriors also received firsts from Dunithan (diving) and Dial (100 backstroke) in individual events, as well as top performances from the 200 medley relay foursome of Dial, Feaster. Miller and Kline and the 400 freestyle relay team of Berkey. Kline. Schaekel and Dußois. In the 62-21 victory over Bishop Luers, the Warriors grabbed firsts in seven individual events as well as both relay races. Berkey won the 200 freestyle and the 500 freestyle while Kline (50 freestyle). Dunithan (diving). Miller (100 butterfly), Dußois (100 freestyle) and Dial (100 backstroke) also took firsts. The 200 medley relay team of Dial. Feaster, Miller and Kline were winners while Berkey. Kline, Schaekel and Dußois teamed to win the 400 freestyle relay race. The Warriors were scheduled to face Tippecanoe Valley last night (Tuesday) in a dual meet but the Vikings were unable to field an entire team, forcing cancellation. Wawasee returns to action tomorrow (Thursday) when it hosts Northridge at 6:30 p.m. The Warriors will travel to Elkhart Central next Monday for a 6:30 p.m. showdown with the Blue Blazers. Looking down the road towards

The Odd One 28 20 Hoosiers 27 21 SOLS 27 21 Pin Heads 23 25 Easy Dose It 22 26 High team game King Pins — 741 High team series Easy Dose It - 2136 400 series C Swihart 404 350 series. B Richards 371. T McFarren 360. R Schwalm 390. J Tanner 356. S Laughlin 394 325 series: A Knisley 338, K Thompson 340. J Hunziker 326, S. Laughlin 394 150 games: R Schwalm 150, C. Sv.ihart 180 100 games: B Richards 134, 141, T McFar ren 116, 119. 125, J Galloway 106, 103, 105. A Knisley 115, 114, 109, R Schwalm 110, 130. P Ball 110, B. Schisler 103, J Tanner 138, 120 T Tanner 131, M Hausbach 131. R Goad 128 K Thompson 140, 107, E Calhoon 104, 122, T Kuemmel 112, D. Killian 101, S Richey 103. E Bowman 115. 117, C Wagner 131, J Hun ziker 114, 115, S Laughlin 131, 117. 146. J Luley 116. C. Swihart 137 Splits Christine Swihart 3 10, Samantha Laughlin 13 6 7 Majors Here We Come 35 13 Pin Jockeys 32'.? 15' ? BBs&T's 26'? 21’. Loud Mouth and Crew 26 22 J.LC.A. 26 22 We Don't Care 16 32 High team game and series: Here We Come-876 2530 500 series A Rensberger 526, T Caudill 565. C Brower 503. T Huffer 505, E Stricklin 526 450 series: J Richardson 492 200 games A Rensberger 201 150 games J Gosher 154, A Rensberger 189. T Caudill 189, 186, 190, L Murray 182. C Brower 190. 160, 153. M Walton 162 J Richardson 188, 183, T Huffer 187. 175. E Stricklin 163, 176. 187, D Fidler 185, D' Lam bright 153, A. Young 150, 165 Splits Jeff Richardson 7 4 10 Preps Rad Bowlers 37 11 Thunder Bowlers 35 13 Ninja Bowlers 24 24 Sparklin Dimond 23 25 Rad Dog 15 33 Nothin But Trouble 10 38 High team game and series Rad Bowlers 668 1918 300 series C Burnworth 312. D Eppert 314, K. Dean 364, J GI on 306 250 series R Blosser 254 A Dean 276. J Glon 270. R Gordon 292 B Dean 292 E Pinkerton 267, B Bales 297 100 games R Blosser 101, C Burnworth 114 114. D Eppert 104, 113, B Dean 117. 100. K Dean 149 116. J Glon 126. R Gordon 140 E Pinkerton 100. B Bales 109. 102 75 games S Harris 78, R Blosser 89 S Cannon 85. C Burnworth 84. D Eppert 97. A Dean 89. 99 88. L Goad 85 J Glon 89 93. 88 B Dean 75. K Dean 99. J Glon 82 98 R Harper 87. 76. R Gordon 89 J Obacz 83. 85 J Schisler 76. E,» Pinkerton 83. 84 B Bales 86

Noble (December 14) and West Noble (December 18) before taking a break for the Christmas holidays. The Warriors will conclude their four-game homestand with a January 4 date against Whitko. "Based on what I know from last season’s junior high results, Bremen will probably be the toughest opponent that we face in the next several games, but we need to just take one game

the conference portion of the season that begins with a January 11 meet at Goshen, Karns knows that his squad will be facing some tougher challenges. "We saw on Saturday at Goshen that Concord is a very strong and talented team and we have to continue to work on some weak areas in order to get where we want to be come conference • time." the coach concluded.

Wrestlers fall to Goshen, 41 -32

I By MITCHELL STINSON Sports Writer The Wawasee Warriors wrestling team dropped to 3-7 on the season after last night’s (Tuesday.) 41-32 .loss to the Goshen Redskins. Goshen's grapplers had to come from behind, scoring victories in the the last four matches to earn the win. The Warriors' highlights came in the middle weight dwfißions where they scored three consecutive pin victories. Chad Jones started it off in the 135-pound division, with a pin of Billy Gayton at the 3:05 mark. Dan Clevenger followed with a pin of Andy Riley at 3:02 of their 140-pound class matchup. Dan’s brother. Buster Clevenger, wrapped up the Warrior streak of pins when he pinned Tim Cox at 1:50 of the 145-pound contest. The upper weight classes belonged to the Redskins.

Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Paul's U Lock It 38'? 17’? Teghtmeyer 38'? 17'. C J s Restaurant 32 24 Mastercraft 32 24 Ameritrust 30' 2 25'. Noble Romans 30 26 LaPetite 26 30 Wa Chester 25'2 30'2 Cotton & Cotton 24 32 High team game & series Ameritrust - 796. 2238 500 series I Kalisik 536 450 series: M J. Myers 456 S Wolterman 457, B Kline 481, J Gray 485. D Trowbridge 469. D Gilchrist 450. J Kausal 458. C Shaum 472. M Bray 453 200games: I Kalisik 202. J Kausal 201 160 games B Steenport 165 M Vanik 163. M J Myers 164. S. Sawyer 160 M Mocl|i 16? B Smith 161. B Kline 180 J Gray 180 M Bray 171, D Gilchrist 164,. I. Kalisik 166. 168 J Maher 161, J Hays 161. 168 D Trowbridge 163. C Shaum 184 Splits Betty Kline 3 10. 56. Carolyn Young 75, Bev Smith 3 10, Lori Welty 3 10. Donna Trowbridge 47. Dot Gilchrist 310 llene Kalisik 3 10, Janet Hays 3 10 Tuesday Nite Ladies The3DeLites 30'2 21'. Grannies & The Kid 27 25 Go Getters 24'? 27 ’2 Chumps 22 30 High team game Chumps 456 High team series The 3 DeLites — 1275 450 series I Dull 454 160 games L Carson D Lovellette 167, I Dull 164

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at a time," said Evans. Defeat North Wood 47-20 A strong first quarter surge that enabled the Warriors to grab a 15-2 lead after the first six minutes of the contest was more than enough, as the hosts thumped North Wood. 47-20. at at home last Thursday. "I was really pleased with our effort and I thought that we took them out of the game with our defense and we really concen-

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READY TO COMPETE — The 11 area runners shown above are members of the St. Joe V alley Track Club who will be competing in the TAC (The Athletic Congress) Junior Olympic National Cross Country Meet Saturday. Dec. 9, at Purdue University. Kneeling in front, from left, are: Amy Cockburn, Alyson Mills and Mary Cockburn. In me middle are: Justin Daughertv, Jeremiah Bowler. Leslie Garner and Bethany Cockburn. Standing in back are: Becca Lape. Amy Ellis. Koni Leer and Angie Garner. (Photo by Scott Davidson)

however, as Jim Hoke. Jeff Miller and Michael-Schumacker notched pins in the 160-. 171- and 189-pound divisions respectively. Goshen heavyweight Ryan Miller earned a win by forfeit. In junior varsity action, the Warriors went to 1-1 on the season with a 36-9 victory over the Redskins. Wawasee’s grapplers are short on experience and are learning as they go along, according to Warriors assistant coach Scott DeHart. "I think we re at the point now that we re very young and 1 think the kids have made a lot of progress from the first part of the year until now." he said. "But we still have a long way to go." The Warriors will return to action on Thursday with a home meet against the Northridge Raiders. That will be followed by another home meet on Tuesday when the Bremen Lions come into town.

Land O Lakes Kurley's Keglers 40 16 Wawasee Bowl 36'2 19'. R C Pier- 34'2 21'2 Ligonier Elks 32'2 23'? American Bldgs 32 24 Bud's Bar 29'2 26'2 Dana 28'2 27'2 .Werker Bros. Const 28'2 27' 2 Dangles 28'2 27'2 Cocmero s 28 28 t KOfC 25'2 30'2 Liner Bros Const 25 31 Ameritrust . 25 31 Read's Racing 20'2 35'2 Biddles 17 39 Docs 16's 39'2 High team game R C Pie** — 1051 High team series Cocmero s 3037 600 series D Weaver 637 500 series G. Lambright 581. T West 528 R Dewait 510. T Hippe 549 B Perez 56-5 G Klenke 512. B Knisley 526. G Knisley 553 T Edwards 519 L Simon 505. R Mullins 510 M Zellinger .598. J Wortinger 515 T Smith 524. G Lowe 501. J Sheets 523. D Smith 524. J Wellman 518 L LeCount 510 M Allberry 530 J Obacz 556 B Obacz 535 T. Cravens 563 D Barhydt 512 W Alderfer 530. C C Walton 564. R Miller 566. J Halsey 535. J Miller 521 W Schwalm 577 200 games G Lambright 223 R DeWalt 204 G Knisley 202 M Zellinger 222 M Clevenger 235. G Lowe 207. B Obacz 203 T Cravens 211. C C Walton 215 R Miller 214. D Weaver 231. 231, J Miller 201 W Schwalm 214 Splits T Griffith 5 7. 3 10. C Werker 8 10. 3 10. 4 5 D Hoover 3 10 3 10. J Walton 6 7. T Ervin 56 M Stout 57 J Rose 2-7 L Wysong 3 10. T Smith 2 5 7. G Klenke 3 10. G Knisley 2 7 R Hoover 2 7

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trated on our rebounding, which made a big difference." Evans said Ferverda paced Wawasee with 18 points while Garland tossed in 10 and Long contributed eight The Warriors also got four points from Wilkinson and Dippon and a three-point effort from Crow. The Warriors posted a 32-20 advantage in the rebounding department as they grabbed a total of 19 offensive boards. The

JV Grappiers Take Third Wawasee's junior varsity grappiers put in a fine showing at the Elkhart Central Blazer Rookie Classic . last Saturday, taking third place in a field of 16 teams. The Penn Kingsmen won the meet, with a total of 253 points. Mishawaka finished just a whisker behind in second with 252 points, while Wawasee scored 144'? to grab third place. Rounding out the top five were Elkhart Central (138) and Fort Wayne Carroll (137>. The Warriors were led by Chris Requejo and David Antu, who won tournament championships in the 112-pound and 160-pound divisions respectively. Antu. a freshman, won all four of his matches on pins en route to the championship. Requejo. a sophomore, went 3-0 on the evening. Fellow Warrior Travis Springer took second place in the 130-pound class with a 3-1 overall record Goshen 41. Wawasee 32 10 3-pound. Scott Wheat iWawasee) winner by forfeit;

Sturonjac and Sylvan still unbeaten in adult hoop league

Action during the sixth week of plav in the Wawasee Adult Basketball league Monday saw teams from Sturonjac. Sylvan. Buhrt Builders and Wawasee Boat Company all come away with victories. Sturonjac posted a 90-76 win over Kozon as Worth Packer tossed in a game-high 29 points. Norm Vanlaningham led Kozon with 27 points. Sylvan scored a 102-93 shootout victory over Dana as Tom Brady led the winners with a 31-point outburst. Dan Kryscio led Dana by knocking in a game-high 32 points. Mark Lantz connected for 25

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hosts connected on 19-45 field goals and were 9-12 from the free throw line. W in B Game 19-10 Wawasee also captured a win over the visiting Panthers in the freshman B game, as McClintic’s team-high 13 point performance led the way to a 19-10 victory . Chris Mullins scored three for the Warriors while Josh Galloway contributed two and Dippon score one point.

112-pound. Kevin Stark (Goshen) pinned Chris Requejo 3:15. 119-pound. Ray Shank (Goshen) pinned Clay Rassi 1:33; 125-pound. Shane Hurnley (Goshen) and Matt Stump (Wawasee) tied 3-3; 130-pound. Merze Solis (Goshen) decisioned Rick Weaver 8-4; 135-pound. Chad Jones (Wawasee) pinned Billy Gayton 3:05; 140-pound. Dan Clevenger (Wawasee) pinned Andy Riley 3:02; 145-pound, Buster Clevenger (Wawasee! pinned Tim Cox 1:50; 152-pound, Tony Hostetter winner by forfeit; 160-pound. Jim Hoke (Goshen) pinned David Antu 2:14; 171-pound, Jeff Miller (Goshen) pinned Jeremy Doerr 4:40; 189-pound, Michael Schumacker (Goshen) pinnedßyan Coverstone :41; HeavyweightRyan Miller (Goshen) winner byforfeit. They don't Some people speak from experience. Others, from experience, don't speak. — Antenna, Great Lakes, IL

points to lead Buhrt Builders to a 73-64 win over Augsburgers. Al Schlagenhaus poured in a gamehigh 27 points to lead Augsburgers' attack. Wawasee Boat Company notched a 66-62 win over Pilcher's Shoes as Brad Oesch popped in 28 points to lead the winners. Brian Kistler paced Pilcher s with 15 points. After six weeks of play, Sturonjac and Sylvan are 6-0. while Dana and Wawasee Boat Company stand at 4-2. Buhrt Builders is 2-4 while Kozon and Pilcher s Shoes are each 1-5. Augsburgers 0-6) is still looking for its first win.

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