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Paul Jones is shown here literally
flying to two of his 14 points in
Lake-Lehman’s victory over
Wyoming Seminary last Tuesday
in the opening game of the second
half in the Wyoming Valley
Conference Division IL. (Photo by
Ed Campbell)
GAR used its running game and
coasted to a 71-44 victory over
Lake-Lehman on the winners’ home
court Feb. 3.
The Grenadiers, who sat on top of
a 15-12 lead at the end of the
i : ma Opening period, outscored the Back
fp Mountain boys 16-8: and 20-8 in the
: ~ second and third quarters respec-
bh ! @ tively to break open the game.
»' - GAR (71)
* Rollins, 6-2-14; Burton, 7-4-18;
Skrepenak, 5-0-10; Crawford, 4-0-8;
Callahan, 7-0-14; Macko, 0-2-2;
Panzak, 1-1-3; Ellis, 0-2-2; V. Craw-
ford, 0-0-0; Melnick, 0-0-0. Totals,
30-11-71.
LAKE-LEHMAN (44)
Bearde, 7-1-15; Iwanowski, 2-2-6;
7” Weidner, 0-4-4; Drugotch, 2-1-5; P.
‘5 Jones, 7-0-14; Barbacci, 0-0-0;
i* Boyle, 0-0-0; Onzik, 0-0-; Stash, 0-0-
0; Andes, 0-0-0. Totals, 18-8-44.
After jumping out to a 20-12 lead
and enjoying a 33-18 halftime
advantage, Lake-Lehman coasted
Dallas rallies;
beats Comets
£ The Mountaineers found them-
3 selves on the lower end of a 20-9
score, but rallied to win the last
hive bouts and defeat Crestwood,
35-20, on Feb. 4 at the Comets’
- gym.
DALLAS 35, CRESTWOOD 20
= 98 - Mazeika (C) dec. Kriner, 6-0;
* 105 - P. Burke (D) pin Lewis, 4:18;
© 112 - Swank (C) dec. Mathers, 4-2:
i% 119 - M. Wychock (C) dec. J.
Burke, 6-0; 126 - Harris (C) won by
. forfeit; 132 - Borton (D) dec. Hos-
-. sage, 4-0; 138 - Byler (C) sup. dec.
Hall, 14-2; 145 - Jo. Patts (D) pin
Giampietro, 3:51; 155 - Rome (D)
. sup. dec. S. Wychock, 17-3; 167 - Ji.
i Patts (D) pin Dotzel, 2: 2 185 -
Walsh (D) pin Soboleski, ; Hwt.
- Finnegan (D) dec. Pry, 7- 3
Seminary
to a 64-39 victory over Wyoming
Seminary Tuesday.
Bill Bearde and Paul Jones
scored. 14 points each while Ray
Iwanowski added 12 markers to
the winning cause.
Seminary, winless on the season,
was contained to single digit
scoring in both the second and
fourth quarters.
LAKE-LEHMAN (64)
Bearde, 6-2-14; Barbacei, 0-0-0;
Boyle, 2-0-4; Iwanowski, 6-0-12;
Weidner, 2-0-4; Drugotch, 3-2-8;
Jones, 7-0-14; Onzik, 2-4-8; Stash,
0-0-0; Andes, 0-0-0. Totals, 28-8-64.
WYOMING SEMINARY (39)
Antinnes, 3-0-6; Galante, 7-0-14;
Saul, 3-0-6; Berry, 0-0-0; Kelly, 0-0-
0; Lovett, 6-0-12; L. Berry, 0-0-0;
Jennings, 0-0-0; Caputo, ' 0-1-1;
Lytle; 0-0-0. Totals, 19-1-39.
Lake-Lehman 2013 17 14-64
Seminary 12.6 12 9-39
The Black Knights were sched-
uled to host Williamsport on Feb. 6
and West Side Tech on Feb. 7. They
will be on the road on Feb. 9 when
they travel to Hanover and will be
home again on Feb. 11 to host
Crestwood before they play host to
Dallas on Feb. 14.
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Ronda Hudzik, needing only 23
points to reachg the 1,000 point
plateau, scored 26 points on Feb. 3
and led the Lake-Lehman girls’
over GAR.
The Lady Knights took an 18-6
lead - after the first quarter and
never looked back as they grabbed
their first victory of the second
half. They now are 1-1 in second
half action.
LAKE-LEHMAN (63)
Fey, 2-2-6; Hudzik, 10-6-26; J.
Solinski, 3-4-10; Dicton, 3-3-9;
Lopasky, 2-0-4; P. Solinski, 3-0-6;
Judge, 1-0-2; Wandel, 0-0-0. Totals,
24-15-63.
GAR (36)
Fiaschi, 2-0-4; Skrepenak, 2-1-5;
Smeragal;io, 1-0-2; Blaum, 6-0-12;
Geskey, 5-1-11; Krasucki, 0-0-0; C.
Watson, 1-0-2; Politz, 0-0-0. Totals,
17-2-36.
Lake-Lehman 18 13 21 11 - 63
GAR 616 8 6 - 36
Four successful free throws by
Kayann Vanderburg late in the
fourth quarter gave the Wyoming
Seminary girls a 40-36 victory over
Lake-Lehman in the opening game
of the second half in Wyoming
Valley Basketball Conference
action.
Yohe, 5-2-12;
Roland, 3-1-7; Vanderburg 1-5-7;
Zavada, 3-2-8; Lawrence, 0-0-0.
Totals, 15-10-40.
LAKE-LEHMAN (36)
Fey, 3-0-6; Hudzik, 5-0-10; J.
Solinski, 4-0-8; Dicton, 3-0-6;
Laposky, 0-0-0; P. Solinski, 3-0-6.
Totals, 18-0-36.
Wyoming Seminary 4 12 11 13-40
Lake-Lehman 8 6 16-36
uled to be at West Side Tech on
Feb. 7. They will return home to
host Hanover oni Feb. 9 and will
travel to Crestwood on Feb. 11 and
Dallas on Feb. 14.
Dallas girls
Seton Catholic was successful on
only six of 23 free throw attempts
and the Dallas girls’ basketball
team ran to a.73-56 victory on Feb.
3.
Seton, who lost four players due
to foul trouble, was led by Jackie
Higgins who drilled in 17 points.
Dallas, 2-0 in second half action,
received double-figure scoring from
four players. Kim Rollman was
high scorer for the winners with 16
points while Sheri Ciccarelli and
Cheryl Gavigan chipped in 15 and
14 markers in the winning efforts
and Karen Vloedman added 12.
DALLAS (73)
Ciccarelli, 6-3-15; Aston, 2-0-4;
Billman, 1-2-4; Gavigan, 5-4-14;
Rollman, 7-2-16; Radzinski, 0-3-3;
Vloedman, 5-2-2; Rinehimer, 1-3-5.
Totals, 27-19-73.
SETON CATHOLIC (56)
Higgins, 8-1-17; Soy, 6-1-13; K.
Tigue, 3-0-6; Reddington, 1-0-2;
Kovaleski, 2-2-6; M. Tigue, 4-2-10;
Cappeloni, 1-0-2; Campbell, 0-0-0;
Stefanoski, 0-0-0. Totals, 25-6-56.
Dallas 1222 19 19 - 73
Seton 11 13 11 21 - 56
The Dallas girls’ basketball
team held a51-50 lead with just 2:33
remaining but Margo Serafini and
Karen Monko combined for six
points in the final minutes to lift
Meyers to a 56-53 upset over
Dallas.
Serafini hit a short jumper to put
Meyers up, 51-51. Monko hit one
foul shot at the 41 second mark to
put the Lady Mohawks on top for
good. Serafini then sank two foul
shots with just 29 seconds to go.
Dallas had three players in the
double figures as Cheryl Gavigan
finished with 20 points, Kim
Rollman chalked up 12 points and
Sheri Ciccarelli, pumped in 10.
MEYERS (56)
M. Serafini, 9-2-20; D. Serafini, 1-
3-5; Merlie, 6-2-14; Melovitz, 3-0-6;
Monko, 4-3-11. Totals, 23-10-56.
DALLAS (53)
Ciccarelli, 4-2-10; Aston, 4-1-9;
Billman, 0-2-2; Gavigan, 8-4-20;
Rollman, 6-0-12; Vleedman, 0-0-0;
Rineheimer, 0-0-0. Totals, 22-9-53.
Meyers 10 11 21 14-56
Dallas 15 12 20 6-53
The Lady Mountaineers were
scheduled to be on the road Feb. 7
at GAR and again on Feb. 11 at
Wyoming Seminary before return-
ing home to host Lake-Lehman on
Feb. 14.
Lake-Lehman’s Chris Van Gorder
pinned Dale David of Coughlin with
just 15 seconds remaining in the
match and the Black Knights cap-
tured a 31-25 victory before more
than 2,000 fans at the Coughlin
gym.
VanGorder was ahead on points,
5-0, when he recorded the fall at
LAKE- LEHMAN 31, COUGHLIN
101 - Austin a iy Bonomo, 10-
3; 108 - Serafin (C) pin Smith, 3:39;
115 - Robinson (C) pinned Miller,
2:53; 122 - Coolbaugh (L) pin
Krugel, 1:58; 129 - Pallente (L)
dec. Larnerd, 5-3; 135 - Clancy (L)
drew Thompson, 2-2; 141 - Rosen-
crans (L) pin Kaye, 4:43; 148 -
Wargo (L) dec. Chernavage, 6-1;
158 - Geurin (L) drew Kenzakoski,
2-2; 170 - Werner (C) dec. Janusz,
3-2; 188 - Danko (C) pin Stratford,
3:27; Hwt. - Van Gorder (L) pin
David, 5:45.
Mountaineer cages visible are Ed
Gorey (44) and Dave Thomas(34).
(Photo by Ed Campbell)
The Dallas boys’ basketball team
ran to a 22-11 lead after one quarter
and never looked back as it went on
to hand Seton Catholic an 81-43 loss
at the Pittston gym.
The Mountaineers outscored their
hosts, 22-10 in the third quarter to
ice the victory.
DALLAS (81)
Thomas, 8-3-19; Gorey, 12-0-24;
Manusky, 3-0-6; Wilson, 5-2-12; M.
Farrell, 2-2-6; Grove, 2-0-4; Fitch,
1-1-3; Gray, 0-0-0; Darling, 1-0-2;
Plesnar, 0-0-0; Lyons, 2-0-4; Long,
0-0-0. Totals, 36-9-81.
SETON CATHOLIC (43)
Haggerty, 5-3-13; Zalonis, 4-0-8;
E. Farrell, 7-7-15; Duffy, 1-2-4;
Finnan, 1-1-3; Dobbs, 0-0-0; Healey,
0-0-0; Zavrotny, 0-0-0; Saporito, 0-0-
0; McGlaughin, 0-0-0; Dommes, 0-0-
0; Lavelle, 0-0-0; Carey, 0-0-0.
Totals, 15-13-43.
Dallas 22 15 22 22 - 81
Seton 11 13 10 9 - 43
Dave Thomas led the way with 16
points while teammate Tim Grove
chipped in 14 to lead Dallas to a 64-
42 victory over Meyers Tuesday
evening. The game marked the
opening of the second half in
Wyoming Valley Conference
Division II action.
The Mountaineers ran to an
impressive 18-3 lead after one
quarter and never looked back.
DALLAS (64)
Thomas, 4-8-16; Gorey, 5-1-11;
Manusky, 2-2-6; Wilson, 2-0-4:
Farrell, 3-0-6; Grove, 6-2-14; Fitch,
1-0-2; Gray, 0-0-0; Darling, 0-1-1;
Moyer, 2-0-4; Plesnar, 0-0-0;
Lyons, 0-0-0. Totals, 25-14-64.
MEYERS (42)
Krawczeniuk,” 3-5-11; Lott, 6-5-
17; Royal, 3-2-8; Walsh, 1-0-2;
Zwiebel, 0-0-0; Skaff, 1-1-3; Snook,
0-1-1. Totals, 14-14-42. :
Dallas 18 20 16 11-64
Meyers 31312 14 1-42
The Mountaineers were sched-
uled to be at home with GAR: on
Feb. 7. They will then host Wyo-
ming Seminary on Feb. 11 and will
travel to Back Mountain rivals,
Lake-Lehman, on Feb. 14.
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