The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 1, Milford, Kosciusko County, 14 February 1990 — Page 8
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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., February 14,1990
Sports
North Wood falls victim to textbook press
I By MARK HUFFMAN Sports Writer NAPPANEE — Applying the full-court press to textbook perfection, the Wawasee War-
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SNEAKY DEUCE — Wawasee forward Tim Lilly (30) sneaks by the North Wood defense for two of his 11 points during last Friday's contest in Nappanee. Chris Conkling (22) looks on. Wawasee commanded the game from the outset as it went on to record an impressive 75-53 victory. (Photo by Mark Huffman)
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Thursday Night Ladies Golden Razor 61’* 30'2 Miller's Heating 61 31 Louie's Bar & Grill "55’* 36’2 Kidd's 54’2 37’2 Culp's Welding 54 38 Alley Cats 53 39 Lake City Bank II 52’* 39’2 Ace Hardware 50 42 Sandi's Clip & Curl 48 44 Wawasee Bowl 48 44 Liberty Homes 45 47 Inno Pak 43’* 48’2 Town & Country 41 5.1 Big Wheel G 40 52 Beacon 37 55 Lake City Bank I 33 59 The Honey Bees 28'*. 63'2 Lane Technicians 24 68 High team game Sandi's Clip & Curl — 1058 High team series Miller's Heating — 2978 500 series : J Wortinger 564, Y Coburn 56J, H. Taylor 575, P Summerlot 546, B Swihart 514, C. Boyd 528, B Smith 521, K Pauwels 514, E . Slabaugh 517, F Jones 547 450 series: C. Solina 458, N Shields 480 L Hawn 476, K. Knisley 470, E Price 471, D Walton 467, L. Bobeck 461, J Mullet 493, C. Miller 471, S. Pachynski 490, A Luyben 471, R Gerrity 492, J Kausal 468, M Zellinger 463, K. White 497, L. Yoder 460, J Daffron 481, R. Farmer 477 200 games J. Wortinger 211, Y Coburn 206, H. Taylor 203, P Summer lot 238, J Kausal 204, L. Yoder 200, F Jones 213 160 games: C Solina 171, J Wortinger 173, 180, N Shields 162, 167, S Frieberg 177, L Hostetter 172, L Ulery 160, B Leedy 170, L Hawn 177, T Lindzy 168, 168, K Y. Coburn 181, 174, H Taylor 173, T 99, P Summerlot 174, B. Swihart 178, 186, E Price 164, 161, D. Walton 168, L. Bobeck 189. J. Brown 160, C. Boyd 189, 189, J Mullet 196, C Miller 168, S Pachynski 183, 164, C Byrd 168, B. Campbell 164, A Luyben 162, B Smith 193, 170, R. Gerrity 183, 165, K, Fuller 161, B Gross 171, M. Zellinger 193, K. White 166, 161, K. Pauwels 191, 169, E Slabaugh 181, 163, 173, J. Daffron 170, R. Farmer 171, 165, F Jones 170, 164, C. Clark 166, C. Jones 168, D Knisley 164 Jean Knisley 25 7, 3 10,‘Nancy Shields 4 5, Jean Hobbs 4 7, Jackie wor finger 3-10, Karen Meade 5-7, Yvonne Coburn 3-10, Nellie Spurting 5 6, Charlotte Boyd 5-7, Rosemary Gerrity 3-9 10, Billie Gross 3 10, Debi Skevington 3 10, Karen White 5-7, Luann Wiggs 2-7, Rosa Farmer 5-8-10, Felecia Jones 4-5, Marty Myers 3 10 Friday Night Mixed National Products 24 8 Bud's Body Shop 18 14 Pizza Hut 17’* 14’* SroufeMfg. _ 17 15 Bitner Eggs 17 15
riors thrashed Northern Lakes Conference foe North Wood, 75-53. last Friday night at the Panther Pit.. Wawasee improved to 6-12 (2-4 in the NLC) while North Wood fell to 2-15 and 0-6.
Tranter Graphics 16'2 15’2 Martin's Feeds 16 16 Syracuse Rubber Prod 14 ’ 18 The 4 Quacks 12 20 Milford Party Pack 8 24 High team game National Products & Bud's Body Shop — 678 High team series Bud's Body Shop — 1927 500 series: I Kalisik 518, B Simon 513, S Kalisik 500, W Green 511, R Hostetter 562, K Solina 508, A Coy 564, I Dean 526, J Gerard 568, P Smith 510, D Obacz 589, B Obacz 547 450 series B Hamilton 455, B Smith 466 200 games I Kalisik 203, R Hostetter 202, A Coy 215, I Dean 206, J Gerard 213, D Obacz 222, 201, L. Simon 200 160 games I Kalisik 184, L Hostetter 170, K -Solina 196, 177. P Blosser 160, B Smith 181, B Epert 174 Splits I. Kalisik 5-7, J. Kausal 5 10, D Hamilton 5-7, I Dean 27, 6 7 10, D Obacz 3 10, B Obacz 3 10, S. Obacz 3 10, A Epert 3 10, B Epert 6 7 10 Our Sat. Night M.C.M. 38’* 9' 2 Video Connection 33 15 Twitheads 31 17 H/C 31 ,17 Misfits 30 18 Lesa 's l_ osers 28 20 Duds 27 21 Carpenter/Simpson 25 23 Pin Heads 23 25 Mix Nut S-9 22 26 Safety Pins 21’* 26’ 2 Lucky Seven 21 27 Best Friends 19 29 Subjammers 15 33 Night Riders 15 33 High team game and series MC M • 734 2089 500 series K Dean 543, M Smith 504, D Smith 502, I Dean 540, C Simpson 514, D Carpenter 564, C. Ritchie 509,, J Canter 528, B Pauwels 521, R. Stricklin 581 450 series: D Allan 471, P Blosser 468. C. Swihart 495, K Pauwels 485, S Radabaugh 461, J. Stricklin 495 190 games D. Carpenter 219, K Dean 193. I J . Canter 201, J Harris 199, K Pauwels 190, R. Stricklin 246, 190 , r « ----- r r lA4 r Simnonn 169, 169, 176, K Dean 179, 171, M Smith 1/0, 158, 176, P Blosser 158, 176, D Allan 167, 160, C Swihart 173, 194, S. Radabaugh 189, L «..«♦ 179 1 Stricklin 183. 167 Splits: D. Harris 3 10, C. Carpenter 3 10, M Smith 3 10, J Simpson 6 7 10, K. Dean 5 7, B Pauwels 3 10, R Davis 5 10, K. Murphy 5 6, L. Hunt 5-6 10, D Hesch 4 10 Sunday Nite Mixed Cruisers 68 28 Gutter Dusters 60 36 Augsburger's N W 58’* 37'* Miller's Heating 55 41
Junior guard Jason Mickley sparked the Warriors from the outset, scoring nine points in the opening stanza to stake Wawasee to a 16-8 lead. Mickley finished with 26 to equal his career high he had against Rochester last week.
Bucheroo's 53 43 Clutters Ye Olde Pub 46'2 49'2 Creative Touch «1 45 51 Cocinero's 41 .55 Kale Island Bait 40 56 Spare Underwear 37'* 58'2 Married With Children 37 59 Creative Touch «2 34'2 61'2 High team game Clutters Ye Olde Pub - 695 High team series Cruiser's — 1911 600 series D Chauncey 600 500 series S Salter 504, R Ogburn 547, B Miller 518. K Pauwels 509, V Guy 459, C Hare 468, F Tucker 480, L Swope 565 200 games S Salter 214, B Miller 205, L Swope 213 160 games V Guy 188. A Likens 179, L Brower 161, F Tucker 161, 173, M Willard 191, N Swope 174, S Bucher 165, P. Linn 165 Splits Kathy Weisser 27, Anita Likens 5 10, Larry Kelley 5 6, Larry Brower 3 10, Cheri Hare 3 10, Faye Chauncey 5 6, Dave Tycker 3 10, Karen Pauwels 3 10, Freida Tucker 2 7, Wayne Bucher 5 10, Larry Swope 2 7, Chris Ogburn 7 5 3, Melvin Greenfield 75, Sandy Bucher 5 7 Monday Night Early Birds Go Go Girls 63 25 LSD 57'/2 30'* putter Grabbers 52 36 Candy Girls 51 37 Dameons Nightmare 50'2 37'* Strikettes 49'* 38'* Sunshiners 48 40 Cocinefos , 47'* 40'* Louies Pin Getters 46 42 Bowling Bags 46 42 Walker Pipers 44 44 Swingin Grandmas 44 44 Walker Reworks 44 44 Flexsteel #2 42’* 45'* Flexsteel if 3 41'* 46'* Fuzzßusters 36 52 Lucky Strikers 34 54 B B B ,s 33 55 Rosettes 27'* 60 '* Walker Rejects 22 62 500 series F Tucker 575, B Swihart 523, X Dean 542. L. Dorsett 527, J Slabaugh 544 450 series J Hoover 464, M Lambright R Jackson 476, L Paternoster 463, M Bartman. 4A7 r Swihart 452, S. Minnix 465, B Peterson 473, P Blosser 473, L. Roose 486 200 games F Tucker 224, J Slabaugh 200 160 games E Wogoman 164, S Klenke 183 J M/y».er 198, M McDaniel "164, F Tucker 177, 174, p. Swihart 190, 182, R Jackson 168, 178, L. Paternoster 165, 166, J Wallace 161, L Murray 179, M. Bartman 184, S Minnix 164, B Peterson 192, K Dean 180, 188, 174, P Blosser 177, L. Dorsett 174, 198, D Dunlap 169, L Roose 173, 160, K Caudill 164, J. Slabaugh 194, N Briggs 161, C Shriner 170 Splits J Salter 57, N Briggs 2-7, J. Slabaugh 5-10, P Blosser 5 10, L Dorsett 2 7,
While Wawasee led throughout the game, taking advantage of 21 North Wood turnovers, coach Gary Goshert maintained, “It was no cakewalk, it was a good game the whole way. Their kids fought hard and we fought hard.” Tim Lilly and Randy Cesco followed Mickley in scoring with 11 points each while senior Chris Conkling added 10. Lilly also helped the strong defensive effort with seven steals. Center Mike Conrad led the Panthers with 12 points. “We executed pretty well offensively. The backcourt had some nice situations on defense,” Goshert said, referring to three steals by Mickley and four by his co-hort, Matt Haab. WAWASEE (75) FG FTCTP Haab 2-4 3-5 7 Mickley 9-14 6 8 26 Cesco 3-6 5 7 11 Garland 24 14 5 Conkling 3-7 4 4 10 Lilly 5 10 14 11 Lambert 2 4 0-0 5 Flees 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 26-49 20-32 75 Three Point Shots: 3 7 (Mickley 2-5; Lambert 12) Rebounds: 28 (Cesco 7, Lilly 6). Fouls (fouledout): 13 (none). Turnovers: 11. - • NORTHWOOD (53) FG FT TP Cripe 1 2 3 4 5 Martin • 0-0 0 0 0 Conrad 5 9 2 4 12 Wiggins 3 8 0 17 Evers , 11 0-0 3 Lakins 5 7 0 0 10 Guard ' 0 2 3-4 . 3 Dudzinski 3 6 1-2 7 Bush ** 3-9 Q-0 6 Doty 0 0 0 Totals 21-44 y-U 53 Three Point Shots: 2 5 (Wiggins 1 I;\Evers 11; Lakins 0-1; Guard 0-1; Dudzinski 0 1) Rebounds: 19 (Bush 7) Fouls.(fouledout): 18 (none). -** Score By Quarters Wawasee 16 20 21 18 75 North Wood 8 16 15 14 53 Junior Varsity North Wood 52, Wawasee 28 Freshman Jake Lambert saw ■his' first varsity action due to an injury to senior Chad Hoffert and capitalized, contributing five points to the Warrior cause, including a three-point bomb upon entering the game. “I was pleased with his contribution, while we had good support off the bench. It was a good team victory," Goshert emphasized. While North Wood came within
LWBA holds annual bowling tournament
The Lakeland Women's Bowling Association (LWBA) held its 20th annual city tournament at Wawasee Bowl in Syracuse February 3-4. The Pathfinders team of Terri Weeden, Anita Likens, Nancy Swope. Faye Chauncey and Rita Burkett were the handicap team winners with a score of 2,672. The scratch team title was won by the Golden Razor team of Susie Johnson, Connie Solina, Jackie
A Kienzler 5 10, C. Swihart 2-7, S tycKee 2 7. L. Miller 3 7-10, V. Haney 45, B Swihart 3 10, R Jackson 3 10, E Wogoman 3 10 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Paul's U Lock It 21 7 Cotton & Cotton 16 12 C. J's Restaurant 16 12 Teghtmeyer 16 12 Wa Chester 15'2 12'? Noble Romans 15'* 12* Ameritrust 14 14 LaPetite 13 15. Mastercraft 12 16 High team game: Paul's U Lock It — 811 High team series: LaPetite — 2332 500 series: B. Swihart 535 450 series: R. Gerrity 487, M. Harbison 459 R Lantz 456, M.J. Myers 465, I Kalisik 481 C. Shawn 458, B Kline 462, A Gray 473, B Slabaugh 476, B. Smith 469 160 games: D Newelc 170, M/h'ensberger 160, R. Gerrity 165, 172, M Harbison 160, R Lantz 172, B Swihart 185, 179, 171, I Kalisik 166, J Kausal 169, B. Kline 181, J. Gray 168. B Slabaugh 163, 160, M Prescott 178, J, Stoelting 161, B. Smith 163, 169, K. Price 164 ' Splits: J Kampf L Connolly 5 7, R Gerrity 3-10, C. §hdwn 5 6, S. Sawyer 4 5 7, D Craig 3 10, C. Young 3 10, J Stoelting 3 7 10, J Davis 7-8, I. Kalisik 3 7, J Kausal 2 7 Tuesday Nite Ladies Grannies & the Kid 49 39 The3Delites 48'* 39'* Go Getters 41'* 46'* Chumps 37 51 High team game: Chumps — 485 High team series Go Getters — 1314 450 series: I Menzie 451, C Byrd 457, C Stump 461, I Dull 450 160 games; I. Menzie 190, E Wogoman 182, I Dull 160, D. Kitson 165 Splits. C. Stump 5 10, M. Wiggs 3 10, I Menzie 5 6 10, L. Carson 3 10 County Miller Heating 16 4 Rinkers 15 5 Pilcher's Shoes 14 6 INCO 14 6 Tux Shop 12 8 American Legion n 9 Bison Trailers 11 9 Thwaits Realty 10 10 Parker Hybrids 9 11 Syracuse Tire > 7 13 Syracuse Tratjs. Corp 7 13 Sea Nymph 7 13 Wawasee Service Center 5 15 High team game: Syracuse Tire — 960 High team series: Pilcher's Shoes - 2785 600 series R. Stahley 606, M Zellinger 629, B Ross 602, S. Weaver 611 500 series G. Newcomer 520, B Miller 570, D Bunnell 535, J Thwaits 508, G. Lowe 558, L Thwaits 510, J Loveliette 506, I Dean 538,
two points, 9-7, late in the first quarter, a 7-1 Wawasee run in the final 1:20 of the stanza set the tone for things to come. Frustrated by a press that they couldn’t solve, North Wood fell behind 12 points at the half (36-24) and never got closer. Wawasee’s biggest lead came with 1:13 left in the third quarter when Lilly drove for a lefthanded layup to make it 55-32.
Swimmers take third in conference meet
I By SCOTT DAVIDSON Sports Writer With favorite Concord taking control of the NLC Meet early, en route to the team championship, Wawasee coach Roger Karns was hoping that his squad would be able to take second in the seventeam field at the Concord Pool during Saturday’s final round of competition. When the day was over, the Warriors found themselves with 196.5 points, good enough for third behind Concord (298.5) and Warsaw (210). “We just weren’t as crisp today as we were on Thursday for the preliminaries and that hurt us," commented Karns. “Warsaw had more people qualified for the finals and with their depth there it was hard for us to try and make up points to overtake them," the coach added. Following Wawasep were Plymouth (179), Goshen (118), North Wood (111) and NorthriHge (36). % The Warriors did have some fine individual efforts during the two-day NLC Meet, as senior Scott Berkey captured the conference crown in the 200-yard freestyle race. He also tied with Concord's Jeremiah Klinger for first in the 500 freestyle. "Berkey had a great day, Todd (Miller) performed well in the 100 butterfly, Andy (Dunithan) did a nice job in diving and the 50 freestyle swimmers (Casey Kline and Thaddeus Dußois) also swam pretty well," commented Karns.
Wortinger, Nancy Shields and Sherry Freiberg. The team recorded a score of 2,386 fo'win its division. The doubles event winners were Kathy Dean and Pam Blosser, with a handicap score of 1,075, and Monica Lambright and Betty Swihart, with a scratch score of 1,034. Nellie Spurling captured the singles handicap title with a 607 while Yvonne Coburn took the
C Walton 595, C. Swihart 543. C Eby 504. D Spurling 530, K Knisley 573, M Koher 523, M. Hoeffol 505, B Knisley 561, S k Richmond 571, R.‘ Williams 538, D. Obacz 542, R. Solina 551, A. Boles 516, C. Senders 511, I. Senders 522, J. Jones 518, G. Price 564, S. Butt 566 200 games B Miller 210, G Lowe 214, R Stahley 233, 213, G. Newcomer 203, I. Dean 201, C. Waltpn 213, D. Spurling 202, M Zell inger 237, 200, K Knisley 213, M Koher 202, M Hoeffol 210, B. Knisley 203, S. Richmond 279, B Ross 200, 225, R Williams 201, R Solina 212, S. Weaver 223, 208, G Price 200, S. Butt 213, 210 Splits: Jim StorlT2 4 7 10, 27, J. Hill 3 10, Clerance Eby 2 7, Ken Knisley 3 10, Mike Zellinger 3 10, Bud Slabaugh 5 10, Alan Nichols 3 8 i* La nd-O-Lakes Dangles 21 7 Kurley's Keglers 21 7 Dana 21 7 Liner Bros. Const 20 8 American Bldgs 19 9 Werker Bros. Const 17 11 Cocinero's 16 12 Ligonier Elks 15 13 Wawasee Bowl 13 15 Ameritryst 12 16 R.C.Pier 10 18 Bud's Bar 10 18 Biddles 9 19 Read's Racing 9 19 Doc's Hardware 6 22 KOf C 5 23 High team game American Bldgs — 1083 High team series R C Pier —3105 600 series J Miller 632, M Clevenger 625, G. Knisley6l3 500 series: S. Richmond 549, W. Schwalm 546, B Obacz 555, T Cravens 553, B. Knisley 519, K Knisley 557, D. Johnson 577, B Ander son 548, R Dewait 542, T Hippe 557, B. Perez 591, J. Wortinger 542, R Taylor 564, C Garner 542, J Sheets 540, D Smith 527, T Ervin 513, T Hoover 507, S. Parker 513, W Alderfer 552, C.L Walton 563, C.C. Walton 539, D Paternoster 505, M Wappes 527, J Halsey 570, D Weaver 551, G Lambright 507, D. Vanette 530, R Mathew 585, L Ryman 527, M Zellinger 599, M Sparks 552, M Durham 523 200games; B Obacz 211, G. Gerartf2o4i B. Knisley 215, D Johnson 223, B Anderson 200, R. Dewait 202, T Hippe 201, B Perez 207, J Wortinger 212, T Hoover 214, W Alderfer 201, J. Haisey 2iy, D. Weave. 216, D. Var.ctto 201, R Mathew 210, 202, M Zellinger 244, M Sparks 222, J Miller 233, 200, M Clevenger 229, 203, G Knisley 207, 223, C.L Walton 222, C.C Walton 204, 200 Splits: C. Garqer 4 5, 2 7, 5 7, J. Ort 5 6, 4 5, G Gerard 4 5, J wbacz 3 10, B Obacz 3-9 10, W Schwalm 3 1$ Allberry 56, L Le Count 25 7, G.’Smith 36 7 10, D Johnson
The Warriors’ matched that 23 point spread with one minute remaining in the game, as forward Dennis Garland netted a free throw to lead 72-49. Wawasee shot an impressive 53 percent (26-of-49) from the field and 62 percent (20-32) from the charity stripe. North Wood was-48 percent (21-44) from the field and 60 percent (9-15) from the line. Pleased with the way his War-
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CONFERENCE CHAMPION — Senior Scott Berkey of Wawasee (in middle) is shown shortly after capturing the conference championship in the 500-yard freestyle event during the NLC Boys’ Swim Meet at Concord Saturday. Berkey also finished in a tie for the championship of the 200 freestyle event, helping the Warriors accumulate 196.5 points to finish third in the team standings behind Warsaw and conference champion Concord. Pictured, from left, are: Roger Karns, Wawasee swim coach, Berkey, and John Blunk, assistant swim coach. (Photo by Scott Davidson)
In individual competition during Saturday's finals, the following Warriors placed: Berkey (first) and Eric Schaekel (sixth) in the 200 freestyle; Miller (fifth’) and Aaron Dial (sixth), 200 IM; Kline (third) and Dußois (seventy, 50 freestyle, and Dunithan (fourth), one-meter diving. Other Warriors placing in the
singles scratch competition with a 605. The all-events winners were Chauncey, with a handicap score of 1.774, and Wortinger. with a scratch score of 1.626. The high game for the tournament was a 246 bowled by Wortinger, while Blosser received a special award for bowling 152 pins over her series average during the tournament.
Milford Business Tuesday Night Pro Shop 23 9 Gropp's 21'* 10'2 Commodore 20 12 State Farm 19 13 Inno Pak 16 16 UAW 13'* 18'* Dana 13'* 18'* Jerry's Carpet & Todd Realty 12'* 19'2 SAL 8 24 High team game. Gropp's — 938 High team series: Pro Shop —2618 600 series. S.Zawadzke 632 500 series: B. Smith 592, C. Farr 573, B. Burthay 558, J Smeltzer 556, B. Hutchinson 555, R Davis 554, M. Farmer 553, B. Perez 553, H. Hostetler 547, J. Shoudel 546, M. Shearer 542, D Carpenter 538, D Ferguson 535, C Summerlot 533, B Ross 531, R. Lemon 521, J Dial 518, C Stiver 503, A. Schroder 503, J. Simpson 501, j Todd 501, G. Price 500 * 200 games: R. Davis 254, S Zawadzke 232, 219, M Farmer 219, M, Shearer 218, G Price 216, C Farr 216, J Dial 214, B. Perez 214, H. Hostetler 213, B Hutchinson 213, B Burthay 211, C Stiver 203, B Smith 203, R Reder 202 r J. Todd 201, J Smeltzer 200
riors are playing as they enter the sectional stretch, Goshert noted, “We’ve had some good performances in the last three weeks md just need to continue to work and execute offensively and defensively. If we see something new (by the opponent) and have to add a few wrinkles we cando it.” Hoping to keep the team “mentally right and physically
finals were: Miller (fourth) and Brad Koser tilth), 100 butterfly; Dußois (fifth) and Kline (sixth), 100 freestyle; Berkey (first) and Schaekel (sixth), 500 freestyle; Dial (second) and John Noble (12th), 100 hackstroke, and Chris Ganshoi’n (ninth), 100 breaststroke. In the finals on Saturday, the 200 medley relay team of Dial, Ganshorn, Miller and Cory Manning finished in third place while the 400 freestyle relay team of Berkey, Schaekel, Dußois and Miller also too.k third. “Warsaw had a little more depth than we did coming into Saturday and we just couldn’t overcome that,”- concluded Karns. Sectional Up Next “We want to perform well on Thursday in the preliminaries to gel a lot of kids in Saturday’s finals and then we want to qualify as many as possible for the state meet ” said Karns about the team’s goal for sectional competition tomorrow (Thursday) and Saturday at Elkhart Central High School. With Concord and Elkhart Central as the co-favorites for the sectional title, according to Karns, the competition will also include squads from Warsaw, Goshen, North Wood, Plymouth, Northridge, Elkhart Memorial, East Noble and Bremer. The Warrior swimmers with the best shot at qualifying for the state meet at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis on Fearuary include Berkey in distance events, Dial in the 100 backstroke and possibly the freestyle relay team.
KIH i r’lhß j I JL / • 9L I / I 11! 9i*< i ■l 1 FREE THROW winners The Kniehts of Columbus held its district free threw tournament competition recently at Syracuse School, with the winners (shown above) qualifying to advance to i egionai vompctitOii in Cort Febrv?ry I*L. # In front, from left, are: Ryan Speicher (10-year-old boy) and Jenny Szynal (10-yea"-old girl). Standing in hack are: Kevin Kleinrichert (11), Bryan Finlinson (14), Clint Beasley (12), Joey Salazar (13), Sherry Haines (11) and Daria Watkins (1!). (Photo courtesy of Kaz Szynal)
healthy”, Goshert will see his Warriors being tested by Elkhart Central (8-9) when it invades the Wawasee Gym Saturday. Junior varsity action will begin at 6:15 p.m. The JV Warriors weren’t as fortunate as the varsity squad, falling to North Wood, 52-28. Thanh Tran led Wawasee (8-10) with 13 points while Aaron Sincroft added six.
Action at Elkhart Central begins with the preliminaries at 5:30 p.m. Thursday. The action gets underway Saturday with the diving preliminaries at 9 a.m., followed by the finals competition in swimming and diving, beginning at 2 p.m. Soccer club to raise funds The Wawasee Soccer Club is inviting all to “come for pizza and stay for the Wawasee Winter Concert.” Pizza Hut Restaurant personal pan size pizza, soft drinks, and dessert will.be served prior to the Wawasee Winter Concert at the high school from 5:30 p.m. to concert time on Friday, Feb. 16. The proceeds will go to help fund the 1990 Wawasee spring soccer season. Pizza Hut Restaurant will donate 50 cents per pizza to the soccer club. Eat in or carry-out will be available. All are welcome to help support Wawasee soccer.
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