The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 3, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 February 1990 — Page 9

Sports

IVawasee to host gymnastics sectional on Saturday

By MITCHELL STINSON Sports Writer

Wawasee High School’s gymnasts will enter the final phase of their “drive for five” on Saturday as the school plays host to the Wawasee Gymnastics Sectional. The Lady Warriors enter Saturday’s action as the odds-on-favorite to win their fifth consecutive sectional title.

Aft ■ -v■c'’* WmBB yJu. - v ; •• ;SB ■gy/ ; ;._ 1; ,-y F fr* * ij 11. jgjfe RELIABLE SENIOR — Diane Karst will be one of the focal points of the Wawasee attack at Saturday’s gymnastics sectional in Syracuse. With Darcey Smith and Angela Kistler hobbled by injuries, Karst is the only healthy senior on the team. Kistler is expected to compete on Saturday, however. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)

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Land-O-Lakes Kurleys Keglers 28 8 Dangles 26 10 American Bldgs 26 10 Dana 25 11 Liner Bros. Const 23 13 Cocineros 23 13 Wawasee Bowl 20 16 Werker Bros. Const 19 17 Ligonier Elks 17 19 AmeriTrust , 16 20 R C Pier 14 22 Buds Bar 14 22 Biddles 10 26 KofC 10 26 Reads Raceing 9 27 Docs Hardware 8 28 High team game and series Wawasee Bowl — 1133 3302 600 series: J Pachynski 608, G Knisley 636, K. Knisley 628, T Hippe6l9, G. Lowe6l6 500 series: G. Klenke 549, B Knisley 518, D. Obacz 540, B. Obacz 569, T. Cravenss9l, J Gerard 569, T. Smith 540, J Sheets 543, D. Smith 576, J. Walton 548, W Alderfer 537, C L. Walton 570, C.C. Walton 506, R Carlson 510, T. West 588, R. Mathew 526, R. Dunlap 506, D Hoover 523, S. Stricklin 528, W. Young 531, D Johnson 552, M. Allberry 514, M. Zell inger 551, M. Sparks 550, M. Durham 543, M. Clevenger 599, R Dewait 513, B Perez 545, L. Simon 542, L. Ryman 524, W. Schwalm 561, J. Miller 583, P Wilson 549, T. Ervin 507, C. Fink 555, J. Halsey 524, D. Weaver 510 200 games: J Pachynski 212, 223, G. Knisley 225, 235, K. Knisley 215, 202, 211, G. Klenke 204, D Obacz 210, B. Obacz 205, T. Cravens 203, J Gerard 223, J. Wortinger 203, T. smith 202, G. Lowe 234, D. J. Walton 200, W. Alderfer 200, R. Dunlap 200, W Young 213, M. Allberry 207, M. Sparks 200, M. Durham 202, M. Clevenger 232, T. Hippe 202, 234, J. Miller 211, P. Wilson 224, C. Fink 214 Splits: J. Walton 2 5 7, D. Barhydt 2 7, B. Obacz 3 10, D. Obacz 3 10, T. Cravens 3 10, G. Knisley 2 7, J. Gerard 3 9 10 Unusual event: J. Pachynski a 150 avg. bowler shot his first ever 600 series (608) Thursday Night Ladies Golden Razor 62'/2 37'2 Miller's Heating 62 38 Louie's Bar & Grill 61’2 38'/? Kidd's 61V? 38'2 Alley Cats 60 40 Lake City Bank II 59'/2’ 40'2 Culp's Welding 58 42 Sandi's Clip & Curl 55 45 Wawasee Bowl 53 47 Ace Hardware 51 49 Liberty Homes 47 53 InnoPak 45'/2 54'2 Town & Country 45 55 Beacon 43 57 Big Wheel 43 57 Lake City Bank I 38 62 The Honey Bees 31'<2 68'2 Lane Technicians 25 75 High team game: Alley Cats — 1040 High team series: Louie's Bar & Grill 3012 500 series: C. Boyd 512, P. Summertot 517, J, Wortinger 504, N Anderson 506, T Taylor 508, Y Coburn 546 450 series: B Debolt 453, C Miller 475, B Smith 450, R. Gerrity 492, B. Swlhart 475, S. Mitchell 492, T. Blanchard 470, K White 458, K Pauwels 469, E. Slabaugh 476, J. Daffron 476, F Jones 498, S. Johnson 453, N Shields 450, D Walton 469, N. Spurling 461, H. Taylor 491, J Reed 472, C. Byrd 470, A. Luyben 471, L Hawn 471, C. Simpson 493, K. Knisley 482, K Meade 468, C Nolan 474 200 games: J. Mullet 215, P. Summerlot 204, S Mitchell 202 160 games: C. J Mullet 164, C. Miller 193, B. Smith 166, r.

But it won’t be a cakewalk for the Wawasee girls. Senior standout Angela Kistler is still recovering from a sprained ankle she suffered a couple of weeks ago and her availability may be limited. “We’re pretty sure she’s going to go on the (uneven) bars, but the other events are questionable,” said Wawasee coach Tracy Sumpter. But even with the Kistler

Gerrity 184, B. Swihart 162, S. Mitchell 165, T Blanchard 179, K White 186, K Pauwels 176, E. Slabaugh 182, R Harwood 165, B Gross 168, J. Kausal 163, R Hite 171, J Daf fron 173, 180, R. Farmer 182, F Jones 194, 172, S. Johnson 187, J. Wortinger 184, 172, N Anderson 171, 185, D Walton 180, T. Taylor 193, 174, Y. Coburn 183, 178, 185, H. Taylor 192, J. Reed 165, P. Mansfield 166, C. Byrd 164, 161, A. Luyben 160, 166, L. Hawn 165, 172, C. Simpson 167, 180, K Knisley 168, 166, L Hostetter 165, K Meade 163, C. Nolan 168, 165 Splits: Eleanor Price 3 10, 3 7, Tonya Blan chard 3 10, 3 10, Harriett Stuff 2 7, 5 10, Jackie Daffron 5 7, 2 78, Barb Deßolt 3 10. Betty Swihart 3 7 10, Glenda Byrd 2 7, Luann Wiggs 2 7, Karen White 3 10, Sarah Mitchell 3 10, Rhonda McClain 3 10, Carol Stahley 3 10, Susan Street 3 10, Jackie Wortinger 4 5, Nancy Shields 4 5, Susie Johnson 3 10, Barb Clemons 5 6, Suzi Pachynski 2-7, Yvonne Coburn 3 10, Teri Lindzy 37, Kathryn Knisley 4-5, Cindy Simpson 3 10, Karen Meade 2 7, Cindy Nolan 5 10, Lee Hostetter 3 10 Friday Night Mixed National Products 31 9 Pizza Hut 23’/? 16'2 Bitner Eggs 23 17 Syracuse Rubber Prod. 21 19 Martins Feeds 20 20 Buds Body Shop 19 21 SroufeMfg. 19 21 Tranter Graphics 17'2 22'2 The 4 Quacks 14 26 Milford Party Pack 42 28 High team game: Martins Feeds — 695 High team series: Buds Body Shop — 2006 600 series: J. Gerard6l4 500 series: G. Hamilton 508, D. Hamilton 591, S. Smith 521, J. Kausal 511, S. Kalisik 543, T Cravens 547, P. Blosser 516, S. Swinehart 520, C. Nolan 526, S. Sawyer 501, D. Obacz 552, B. Obacz 550 450 series: S. Cravens 450 200 games: D Hamilton 200, 243, T. Cravens 222, J. Gerard 241, 206, S Sawyer 203, B. Obacz 209 160 games. I. Kalisik 161, 168, J. Kausal 388, 177, P Blosser 166, 193, C. Nolan 177, 189, 160, S. Sawyer 160 County INCO 21 7 Miller Heating 21 7 Rinkers ' 20 8 Pilcher's Shods 18 10 American Legion 17 11 Thwaits Realty 16 12 Tux Shop 16 12 Syracuse Tire 13 15 Bison Trailers 13 15 Sea Nymph 12 16 Parker Hybrids 11 17 Wawasee Service Center 8 20 Syracuse Trans Corp. 8 20 High team game INCO — 986 High team series Thwaits Realty — 2727 600 series B Thwaits 614, R. Stahley 602, I Senders 600 500 series B. Knisley 510, B. Coburn 503, D Cotton 595, D Obacz 559, B Ross 520, R Williams 530, S. Helmuth 581, R. Solina 557, S. Weaver 568, J. Thwaits 519, G Lowe 572, R. Hostetter 519, L. Thwaits 515, J Jones 514, G Price 514, C. Summerlot 524, D. 551, C. Eby 520, M Zellinger 529, K. Knisley* 518, E Coburn 550, G. Newcomer P Smith 522, G Dean 514, J Lovellette 558,.D Dean 552, C. Walton 538, R Senders 527, B Miller 529, L. Welty 520 200 games: D. Cotton 220, 201, R. Williams 240, S'. Heknuth 221, R. Solina 202, B. Thwaits 218, 202, h. Thwaits 207, G. Lowe 215, R. Stahley 248, D. Taylor 204, I. Senders 202,

dilemma, Sumpter thinks that her team has control of its destiny. The Lady Warriors compiled an impressive 13-1 record during the 1990 season, even winning meets when they weren’t sharp. If they’re sharp on Saturday, Sumpter is confident of victory. “If she (Kistler) was in the allaround, and strong, I’d feel more confident,” Sumpter said. “(But) even without her, there’s enough talent to win the sectional. If we hit our routines, we’ll win.” The Lady Warriors still sport a talented trio of all-around performers in juniors Karen Butt and Barb Signorelli, and senior Diane Karst. Butt’put in a superb performance at last year’s sectional, taking first in the vault, second in the uneven bars and fourth in the floor exercise. Signorelli and Karst saw limited action at last year’s sectional but they will be focal points for the Wawasee attack this time around. Butt, Signorelli and Karst showed similar abilities during the season and all three were almost always in contention for a top three finish in all-around competition. If Wawasee’s squad falters on Saturday, however, there will be plenty of teams ready to take its place. A consolidation of gymnastics sectionals is taking place across the state and the Wawasee Sectional will have 12 teams this year instead of the usual eight. The top two sectional teams will advance to regional action at Valparaiso the following weekend. Additionally, the top six finishers in each event will earn a trip to the regional as individual qualifiers. The Southwood Lady Knights are one of the new teams that could make a splash at the Wawasee Sectional. Southwood compiled a 9-1 record this season while averaging about 92 points per meet. “This is probably one of the best teams we’ve ever had at Southwood,” said Lady Knights coach Jeff Bosler. “We’ve set a lot of school records in individual events.”. Southwood has been led by the all-around efforts of sophomore Michelle Wright and freshman Roni Donaldson. Wright stood out as her team’s top performer during dual meet action, scoring in the 32-33 point range in all around competition.

206, E. Coburn 203, G. Dean 203, J. Lovellette 226, D Dean 219, C. Walton 223, R Senders 217, B. Miller 203 Splits: Bill Ross 3 10, Ken Knisley 5-8 10, Irv Senders 2 8 7, Jeff Lovellette 4 7 10 Sunday Night Mixed Cruisers 72 32 Gutter Dusters 64 40 Augsburger's N.W. 63' 2 38'2 Millers Heating 57 47 Buckeroo's 55 49 Clutters Ye Olde Pub 53'2 50'2 Creative Touch #1 47 57 Kale Island Bait 46 58 Married With Children 44 60 Cocineros 44 60 Creative Touch #2 39'2 64' 2 Spare Underwear 39'2 64' 2 High team game and series: Gutter Dusters —713 1992 500 series: P. delaFuente 558, D. Weisser 505, L. Kelley 534, I. Senders 578, B. Pauwels 520, D. Likens 514, C. Miller 501, B. Guy 509, L. Swope 571 450 series. V. Guy 470, A. Likens 471, K. Pauwels 457, J. Slabaugh 454, C. Hare 485 200games: I. Senders 204, C. Miller 201, L. Swope 208 160 games. R. Burkett 175, K. Senders 177, V. Guy 168, 190, A. Likens 175, 163, K Weisser 169, K. Pauwels 188, J. Slabaugh 165, C. Hare 166, 177 Splits: K. Pauwels2 7, B. Miller 3 10, 2 7 Bantam Underdogs 60 20 The Stars 51 29 Kids With A Ball 4912 30' 2 Thunder Bowlers 44 36 Bengals 42'/2 37'2 Bears 42 '/? 37'/ 2 Cubs 35 '2 44'2 Gummi Bears 31',2 48' 2 Tigers 31 V 2 49'2 High team game and series: Kids With A Ball -382 1023 200 series: C. Smeltzer 233, C. Smeltzer 208, N. Kelly 265, A. Wiggs 234, B. Kuhl 233, T. Lovellette 268, J. Pletcher 224, M. Knisley 212 100 series: D. Carpenter 168, J. Speigle 136, K Hall 132, R. Henry 180, M. Swihart 190, C. Knisley 187 60 series: J Mort 90 100 games N. Kelly 106, T. Lovellette 105, J. Pletcher 100 50 games: D. Carpenter 69, 61, M. Knisley 75, 71, 66, C. Knisley 71, 82, B. Kuhl 69, 84, 80, N Kelly 78, 81, C Smeltzer 65, 66, 77, C . Smeltzer 65, 99, 69, T Lovellette 85, 78, J. Pletcher 65, 59, R Henry 53, 64, 64, J Spiegle 63, K. Hall 54, A. Wiggs 81, 80, 73, M. Swihart 52,57,81 35 Games K. Hall 49, J. Spiegle 49, D Carpenter 38 Preps Rad Bowlers 57'2 22'2 Thunder Bowlers 54 26 Sparklin Dimond 43 37 Ninja Bowlers 37 43 Rad Dogs 29 51 Nothing But Trouble 19'2 60'2 High team game and series: Sparklin Di mond — 625 1794 300 series. D Eppert 303, J. Glon 359 250 series: S. Cannon 285, J. Glon 260, K. Dean 296, B. Dean 284, E. Pinkerton 292, B. Bales 267, B. Losee 251, R. Blosser 256 225 series: C. Burnworth 242, A. Dean 230, R Gordon 240 125 games: J. Glon 126 100 games: d. Eppert 119, K. Dean 101, J. Glon 123, 110, E. Pinkerton 118, R Blosser 113, S. Cannon 104, B. Dean 119 75 games: B. Losee 97, 91, E. Pinkerton 83,

The vault is where Wright really shines, however. She raised §ome eyebrows as a freshman last, year, when she took 14th place in the event at state. Bosler says he is looking forward to his team's first year at the Wawasee Sectional. In previous years, Southwood was part of the Logansport Sectional, where the Marion dynasty ruled. “We’re excited (about) getting away from Marion because Marion has dominated us tire past 12 years at Logansport,” he said. Elkhart Central, with its solid 6-2 record, will be a team to be reckoned with at the sectional too. The Lady Blue Blazers came within a point of winning last year’s classic showdown.

——gr-• Sb*nWY ? Bk .' AB - 4 |flM»3S£^. r . JUMP START — Nikki Marsh is pictured as she jumps on the balance beam in a recent gymnastics meet. The Wawasee junior will be part of the Lady Warrior contingent at the Wawasee Gymnastics Sectional on Saturday. (Photo bv Mitchell Stinson)

81, S. Cannon 85, 96, C Burnworth 85, 99, K Dean 96, 99, J. Glon 81, 99, 80, R Gordon 82, 84, A Dean 88. 76, B. Dean 86, 79, C Burn worth 94, 79, W. Vanlaningham 84, A Thwait 89, J Schisler 99, B Bales 87. 94, 86 Monday Night Early Birds Go Go Girls 70 26 LSD 62'2 33'2 Gutter Grabbers 58 38 Candy Girls 56 40 Cocineros 52'2 43 '. Strikettes 52'2 43 . Sunshiners 52 44 Bowling Bags 52 44 Damens Nightmare 52 44 Louies Pin Getters 49 47 Walker Pipers 48'2 47'2 Swingin Grandmas 48 1 2 47 . Walker Reworks 47 49 Flexsteel#2 44'2 51 . Flexsteem ———• —4+4 —s4 J .- BBB's 39 57 Fuzz Busters 38 58 Lucky Strikers 36 60 Rosettes 30'2 65'. Walker Rejects 28 64 500 series: P Blosser 525. S McKee 500 450 series: A Reynolds 466, E Wogoman 492, F. Tucker 460, M Lambright 499, C Swihart 474, J Burkeypile 481. J. Slabaugh 487, L Dorsett 476, D Dunlap 459, T Weeden 467 200 games K Dean 211 160 games: C. Shriner 163, P Blosser 162, 178, 185, A Reynolds 175, R Jackson 168. N Briggs 180. L Miller 165 S McKee 181, 172 E. Wogoman 176, 170, S. Klenke 178, J Hoover 169, F Tucker 162, M Lambright 173, 164, 162, C. Swihart 172, K Caudill 170. L Dunfee 160, J. Berkeypile 173, J Slabaugh 186, M. Bartman 171, S. Minnix 183, L Dorsett 177, D. Dunlap 183, L Roose 179, T Weeden 177 Splits: P Gordan 3 10, B Peterson 56, C Swihart 72, L Ray 45, V Swihart 3 10, D. Richards 37, S McKee 34 7 10, D Arnett 3 10, C. Shriner 27, A Likens 3 10, 3 10, L RooseS 10 Majors Pin Jockey's 52'2 27'. Loud Mouth & Crew 49 31 8.8/s&T's 44'2 35'. J.L.C.A 42 38 Here We Come 39 41 We Don't Care 31 49 High team game Pin Jockeys — 609 High team series: J.L.C.A. — 1725 500 series: A Rensberger 507 450 series: D. Fidler 472,, M Walton 466 J Richardson 473, C Ringler 460, C Brower 482 190 games C. Ringler 200 150 games: Z Cook 159, A Young 155, 157. D Fidler 188, 166, M Walton 187, B Zartman 188. D Fidler 177, E Miller 152, T Huffer 163, J Richardson 188, 188. J Gosher 154. A Rensberger 187, 164, 156, T. Caudill 173, C Brower 155, 170, 157 Splits: Mike Walton 3 6 16 8, A. Steele 3 10 T. Caudill 3 10, W. Gordon 4 5 7 Juniors Rude Dogs 54 26 King Pins 54 26 SOLS 46'2 33'2 Hoosiers 45'2 34 . Pin Heads 40'2 39’. Easy Does It 39 41 The Odd One 38'2 41'. High team game King Pins 484 High team series Hoosiers — 1287 350 series: J. Galloway 351, B Schisler 362, S. Laughlin 370, S. Richey 375, J. Hunziker 353 325 series: T Tanner 342, C Hausbach 341.

Wawasee pulled out the title with a strong floor exercise performance and a winning score of 97.50. Central took second with 96.60. When the two rivals met earlier this month at Syracuse, Wawasee emerged with a lopsided 99.45-90.85 victory. But past records don’t count for anything in post-season play, and Central will be shooting for the Lady Warriors. “I definitely think that W’awasee is the favorite and I think Elkhart Central is in that category too.” said East Noble Lady Knight coach Claudette Lear. Lear is another coach who will

T McFarren 345, R Goad 328, T. Kuemmel 331 130 games: J Galloway 130. B. Schisler 143, T Tanner 139, S. Laughlin 136, S. Richey 151, 144, J. Hunziker 130, 148 100 games. J Galloway 114, 107, A. Knisley 115, 116, B. Schisler 115, 104, T. Tan ner 112, C. Hausbach 122, 127, B Richards 100, 111, T. McFarren 117, 107, 121, J. Tanner 104. 108, P Ball 112, J Foltz 108, R Goad 128, 111, M Hausbach 101. A. Glon 112, 107, S. Laughlin 128, 106,'J Luley 100, C Wagner 100, 113, 100, E. Bowman 100. 102, T Kuem. mel 110, 126 Splits M Hausbach 4 7 10 Tuesday Afternoon Ladies Paul.'s U-Lock-lt 28 8 Wa Chester 21'2 14'2 Noble Romans 21'2 14'2 Cotton & Cotton 20 16 Mastercraft 20 16 LaPetite 16 20 Ameritrust 16 20 C J.'s Restaurant 16 16 Teghtmeyer 16 -16 High team game Ameritrust — 846 High team series: Paul's U Lock It — 2424 500 series S. Koser 513, B. Steenport 548, L. Brower 528, J. Maher 526, C. Shaum 507, J Alfano 516 450 series: M. Rensberger 491, R Gerrity 467, K Price 469, M. Vanik 456, J Kausal 453, B. Swihart 470, D. Gilchrist 467, M Willard 491 200 games L. Brower 224, J Maher 204, C Shaum 225, B Steenport 234 160 games: M Rensberger 165, 162, 164, L Crow 162, R Gerrity 167, L Brower 162, J. Kausal 198, I Kalisik 168, J Maher 162. 160, B Swihart 164, 181. D Gilchrist 184, B. Steen port 163, K Price 188, M Vanik 166, S Koser

be part of the Wawasee Sectional for the first time. East Noble used to host its own sectional before the reorganization occurred. The Lady Knights will be a dark horse contender on Saturday. Coach Lear has only one girl with varsity experience from last, year’s powerhouse squad scored in the upper 90s on a regular basis. This year’s inexperienced team has averaged about 85 points per meet, while compiling a 5-8 record. Lear isn’t complaining about her team’s performance, however. Considering the team’s lack of veterans, she thinks her girls have put in a fine effort in 1990. Junior Renae Workman is the team’s leader in the all-around, averaging in the 29-31 point range. Lear thinks that Workman has the potential to do even better. “Not one meet has she hit all four routines and we hope she can do that in the sectional,” Lear said. of sectional teams will include Wawasee, Elkhart Central, East Noble, Elkhart Memorial, Northfield, Plymouth, Southwood, Warsaw, West Noble, Manchester, Tippecanoe Valley and Lakeland. The action begins at noon on Saturday, with four events being conducted at a time. Lakeland Invitational The Lady Warriors took second place at the Lakeland Invitational last Saturday. Despite the team's high finish, coach Sumpter wasn't particularly pleased with the turn of events. The Lady Warriors had a terrible time on (and off) the balance beam. Sumpter hopes her girls “got it out of their system” and will have better luck at the sectional. Leo finished at the top of the six-team field, taking first with a total of 100.3. Wawasee followed in second at 91.95 and Dekalb scored an 87.45 to grab third. Carroll, Lakeland and Manchester rounded out the field of teams. Barb Signorelli led the Wawasee attack, taking fourth in the all-around with a score of 29.9. Diane Karst was fifth in the vault with an 8.5 and Karen Butt recorded an 8.25 to take fifth in the floor exercise. Signorelli was the top Wawasee performer in the uneven bars, taking fourth with an 8.1.

169, 180, 164 Splits: Mel Rensberger 2 7, Marilyn Bray 5 6, Mary Prescott 3 10, Betty Swihart 3 10, Jan Maher 5 10 Milford Business Pro Shop 31 9 Gropp's 24'/2 15'2 State Farm Ins. 22 18 InnoPak 22 18 Commodore 21 19 Jerry's Carpet & Furn. 20 20 Todd Realty 18'/? 21'2 UAW 17'/2 22'2 Dana 15'/z 24'2 SAL 8 32 High team game. Jerry's Carpet & Fur niture —941 High team series: Pro Shop 600 series E. Scott 604 500 series D. Ferguson 592, R. Caudill 569, C Farr 566, D Arthur 565, T. Smith 557, J Smeltzer 551, B Craft 546, G. Daffron 544, I Gorman 543, R Bartman 538, J. Shoudel 536, B Workman 531, B Perez 527, B. Burthay 522, G Price 516, H Hostetler 515, R Knisley 515, K Plikerd 514, C. Summerlot 511, R Lindzy 508, D Weisser 507 200 games: E. Scott 227, L Gorman 226, B. Burthay 214, G Daffron 212, J. Smeltzer 212, R Bartman 210, D. Arthur 208, 207, R. Caudill 207, D. Ferguson 205, T. Smith 205, J. Shoudel 201, C. Farr 200 Tuesday Nite Ladies Grannies & The Kid 54 42 The3DeLites 51'2 44'2 GoGetters 49'/? 46'2 Chumps 37 59 High team game & series: The 3 DeLites — 470,1351 500 series; I. Dull 500 450 series: M. Wiggs 463, C. Stump 491 160 games: M. Wiggs 174, C Stump 185, I. Dull 177, 185

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p '" ■WNEWIff® ■ M ■■ I BflL. a,. ALL-NLC HONORABLE MENTION — Senior Kriss Eisenhour of Wawasee follows through after scoring a basket against Fort Wayne Elmhurst this past season. Eisenhour, the leading scorer for the Lady Warriors, and junior teammate Paige Price were recently chosen as honorable mention selections on the 1989-90 Northern Lakes Conference Girls’ Basketball Team. (Photo by Mitchell Stinson)

Eisenhour and Price recently selected to All-NL C squad

Senior Kriss Eisenhour and junior Paige Price of Wawasee were recently chosen as honorable mention selections to the 1989-90 All-Northern Lakes Conference Girls’ Basketball team. Five members of the Warsaw Lady Tigers highlighted the 12-member All-NLC first team. The five players, seniors Angie Johnson, Sam Snyder and Heather Bradford and juniors Dana Creighton, and Liza Reed, helped Warsaw post a 21-1 record. Other members of the All-NLC first team are: April Hackworth and Amy Trout, Concord; Heather Smith and Angela Swanson, North Wood; Nicki Marner, Northridge. Chris Jumper. Plymouth, and Kerri VanderReyden of Goshen. All-NLC honorable mention selections include: Eisenhour and Price; Angie Hislope and Smith, Goshen; Jen Weidenhaft and Amy Pletcher,

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North Wood; Debbie Singrey and Michelle Hamann, Plymouth; Tina Miller, Northridge, and Alana Burns of Concord. Warsaw captured the conference crown with a perfect 6-0 ledger. Following Warsaw in the final team standings were: Concord (5-1), North Wood (4-2), Goshen (3-3), Plymouth (2-4), Northridge (1-5) and Wawasee (0-6). Will Wienhorst, coach of the Warsaw squad, was selected as NLC Coach-of-the-Year. 4

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