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THE DALLAS POST. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23. 1983
Sports
Lady Mounts
team. We're
They’re holding their
heads high and they know
that they have had a good
season. The fans will be
hearing more from us
next season.”
When one looks back
there comes the
the second half. Hazleton
was 15-2, Scranton Cen-
tral 12-2 and Tunkhannock
12-2 and the girls won in
some thrilling games.
“Years from now they
won’t remember the wins
and losses but the friends
they made, the new ex-
periences they had. Kathy
Walsh, Judy Krispin,
“We will have a dif-
ferent type team and will
have to develop a new
style of offense and de-
fense. Cheryl Gavigan
will be back. She is only a
sophomore and did a fine
job this year. She came in
as a starter late in the
season and helped win a
lot of games for us. She is
the opening game of the
league season was a low
point but they came back
to win in the second half.
Crestwood gave them
such a tough time in the
second half that the Lady
Mounts began to play
better than in the past.
Karuza gives much
credit to the team’s
the district playoffs. The realization that the team Felicia Tucker and a : :
: HY os : : great rebounder and
girls are still riding high did well. They won some Theresa Baseski are terrific off the boards che mages un roms
after ending a 26-6 season big games and they are seniors so following has a great career ahead. season AN Tenpeioct
defeating
and Pittston Area.
the first team to play
more than 20 games in a
season. Their playoff
games were exciting and
drew great support from
the fans, many of whom
were from other schools.
“Pittston Area game
may have looked easy,”
said Karuza, ‘‘But it
ee
“PLL TAKE THAT!” Cheryl Gavigan, 54, leaps for the
ball during last week’s playoff game with Nether
Volleyball
graduation they will pro-
bably go on to colleg
basketball.
“The other girls will be
back and the big question
will be ‘Where do we go
from here?’ Judy Krispin
will have to be replaced
on the rebounding and
Walsh on the passing and
shooting.
Sheri Ciccarelli, Leslie
Billman, Jill Radzinski
good players and so is
Amy Aston.
This year’s team drew
more fans than any other
Dallas girls team. They
had their highs and their
lows. Their loss to GAR in
i
stalwarts throughout the season the girl's winning
season. (Bill Savage Photo)
and Benton as well as the
Tunkhannock and Bishop
Hoban Tournaments.
Dallas played in Division
AA during league season
but had to move up to
Division AAA in the play-
offs.
“I don’t know what to
expect next: year,” said
Karuza. There will be a
new classification. Look
for a possible East-West
Division which means we
will have to look for dif-
ferent teams to play in
pre-season. Hazleton will
be in the league and that
will make a difference.
“When we scrimmaged
Benton we were invited to
play in their Christmas
Tournament, which was
great.
“The girls made new
friends from other teams.
They learned to hold their
heads high when losing
and to be humble when
winning. The fun and
inter-relationships will
long be remembered by
them. These girls had a
never gave up andl fonapy OIF the ground. We vill LAYING A
back i behind ne a joke some time off now FOUNDATION
game until about the middle or FOR YOUR
pre gid i end of July. Then we will ’
Baseski did a great job CHILD'SHEALTH
for us; Walsh was ex-
ceptional and Krispin is
the finest on rebounding.
Gavigan matured as a
player and next year she
should be ' outstanding.”
Karuza said this
season’s team put forth
great team effort and
supported each other in
all games. He gave credit
to the bench for the
support they gave the
starters.
The first five starters
were Walsh, Krispin,
Gavigan, Ciccarelli and
Baseski. Leslie Billman,
Tucker and Sharon Eyet
came off the bench and
did a fine job for Dallas.
Kim Rollman, Amy Aston
and Jill Radzinski have
come a long way since the
start of the season and
will be among those
starting next season.
“We will need one other
rebounder,’’ said Karuza,
“Then we'll be set to get
begin to meet and plan for
the 1983-84 season. Some
of the girls are going to
camp this summer, which
will be good.”
The girls know they
takes and they realize
they were not up to par
against Nether
Providence. They also are
the first to admit that they
were playing one ex-
cellent team.
Walsh led all Dallas
‘players with 15 points and
Gavigan followed with
eight. Their downfall was
the third quarter when
their opponents outscored
them 14-9 and pressed
them to the baseline.
The competition is over,
the girls are beginning to
settle down but they have
cause to hold their heads
high for they know they
played their best most of
the time and and gave
their all.
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