12 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, November 1, 1989 SPORTS Dallas Sports Roundup By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer SOCCER LOSES ON SHOOTOUT The Dallas Soccer team defeated Lake-Lehman 8-1 last Wednesday then bowed 1-0 to the Abington Comets after the teams played eight periods and one shootout. Both teams went into the battle for the conference championship undefeated with 13-0 records and it was only guessing in the shoot- out that gave the Comets the winning point. Abington’s Josie Rosencrance kicked in the last ball of the shootout past Dallas goalie Matt Butler but it was the Comets goalie Phil Spinka who kept the Dallas team from scoring in the overtime periods by saving their shots and by stopping Jeff Tinner’s shot in the shootout. Spinka’s move to pretend he was going to the left for Tinner’s shot but quickly moving to the right to stop the shot enabled the opportunity for Rosencrance to shoot for the score. Spinka also made some great leaps to save scoring by the Mountaineers Ken Klimovitz and Tinner. In the game with Lake-Lehman, Dallas received balanced scoring from Eric Ursiak, Tinner and Darren Michaels with each of them scoring two goals and Ursiak and Tinner accounting for assists. Kli- movitz and Ed Reabuck scored the other two goals and Klimovitz had four assists. The Mountaineers will play the winner of the Lake-Lehman-Crestwood game, Thursday, 7:30 p.m., at the Valley West Stadium. FIELD HOCKEY OUT OF PLAYOFFS Dallas girls field hockey team lost 3-1 Saturday morning in a game that went regulation time, two 10-minutes overtimes and a shootout before the Knights were able to win 3-1. The loss eliminates the 13-3 Mountaineers from the playoffs while the 12-3-1 Lady Knights advance to play Crestwood for the District II AA title, Saturday at the Third Avenue field. The Knights will also advance to the playoffs whether they win or lose against Crestwood. VOLLEYBALL SPLITS PAIR OF MATCHES Hanover Area defeated Dallas 15-10, 15-9, in girls volleyball Friday paced by Pam Osborne who had six kills and five service points to lead the team to a win. Tara Kolbica added two kills and six service points and Ann Marie added three kills and five service points. The loss gave the Lady Mounts a 7-7 record on the season. Earlier in the week, Dallas lost the first game 10-15 to West Side Tech but won the next two 14-13, 15-10 to take a 2-1 win. Lake-Lehman Sports Roundup By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer FIELD HOCKEY WINS IN OVERTIME It took 60 minutes of regular game time and two sudden death 10 minutes overtime to break a 1-1 tie between the Lake-Lehman Knights ‘and the Dallas Mountaineers before the two teams decided the win on a one-on-one shootout which gave the Lady Knights a 3-1 win to adance the 13-3-1 team to meet undefeated Crestwood for the District II AA title Saturday at the Third Avenue field. The loss eliminated th 13-3 Dallas Mountaineers from further competition while the Knights will advance to the state playoffs ~ whether they win or lose against the Red Comets. The Mountaineers outshot the Knights 27-6 during regulation and the two overtimes but Jen Cook gave the Lake-Lehman team a 1-0 lead in the second half when she scored unassisted. Wendy Hozempa tied it up by coming back to score on her own rebound to prevent Cooks’ goal from giving the Knights the win. Neither team was able to score in the two 10-minute overtimes so the game came down to the sudden death shootout in which the Knights outshot the Mountaineers by two to take the win. SOCCER MAKES PLAYOFFS After gaining a wild card spot in their playoff game with Wal- lenpaupack last week, the Lake-Lehman Knights lost to the Dallas Mountaineers Wednesday in the semi-final soccer game. The Knights took control of the first half in their game with Wal- lenpaupack, scoring in the first and second periods to end the half with a 2-0lead. The Knights outshot the Buckhorns in the first half and kept most of the play in their opponents end of the field. Glenn Nilsson scored the first point for the Knights off an assist by Brian Kelly. In the second period Kelly scored the winning goal by putting the ball in the left corner of the goal off a pass by Eric Stogoski. The Buckhorns came out strong in the second half and in the first few minutes their Scott Mang went up in the air and hit the ball in after the shot was set up by teammates Simpson and Berger. In their game with the Mountaineers Wednesday, the Knights lost 8-1, with Eric Ursiak, Jeff Tinner, Darren Michaels and Ken Klimovitz setting the pace for Dallas. In the third period, Rich Lamoreaux scored the Knights only goal off a pass from Kelly. It was the third time the Knights played Dallas and were defeated this season. They were scheduled to meet Crestwood in the AA competition, Tuesday. VOLLEYBALL WINS DIVISION TITLE The Lady Knights took the Division II volleyball title Wednesday by ~ defeating Hanover 2-1 in a hard fought match. The Knights lost the first game 10-15 when they were unable to penetrate the tight Hanover defense. In the second game, the Knights came on strong led by D.D. Mazur and Karen Stefanowicz who played outstanding offense they won the second game 15-13 and the third 15-3 to clinch this season's title. Mazur led everyone with 16 service points, three consecutive ones in the first game and Karen Stefanowicz added six. Karen Zier had two kills and a block in the match to aid her team. The Lady Knights closed out their season Friday with a 2-0 win over Wyoming Valley West 15-6 and 15-2. Tracy Krupa led the way with 17 assists and Zier had six kills. : Wilkes-Barre youth hockey league seeks new players Mounts out of playoffs after loss to Hanover By CHARLOT M. DENMON Staff Writer Hanover's 21-14 upset over Dallas last Saturday is proof that the old adage ‘never take a team too lightly’ is very true. That's what it appeared the Mountain- eers did Saturday on the winner's field. “We were winning by a touch- down,” Coach Ted jackson said after the game. “We had two chances to score in the second quarter but the kids didn't do anything. They were down at the 10-yard line and couldn't take the ball in. Hanover played a good game, they were ready for us, and our defense was off. "They made some costly mis- takes and they had some penal- ties that hurt. Our offense fumbled and Hanover recovered which gave them points and we had a rough- ing the kicker penalty that gave them life.” The Mountaineers play Bishop Hoban Friday night at Hoban's field. “Our kids better be ready. You can’t under-estimate a team because they are 0-6; Hanover was 2-5and look how they played,” Jackson said. : “Hanover had defeated only Hoban and Bishop O'Reilly. Any- thing can happen in this game. If our kids want to win they've got to work for it. You can’t make mis- takes and win ball games.” The Mountaineers took an early 6-0 lead in Saturday's game, set up by Barry Miller's 79 yards on two carries to put the ball on the one-yard line from where J.J. Straigis took it over for the score. In the second quarter, Ha- nover's Erik Pearson hit Joe Per- iccifor a 59yard gain to the Mounts 23-yard line to set up Jamie Proc- tor's score. Proctor ran down the left side of the field to score from the 23-yard line, then he kicked the extra point to give Hanover a 7-6 lead. On their next possession, Dal- las took the lead back with Straigis faking a pass to Miller then run- ning around the right end to cover 40 yards and put the ball on the 27-yard line. Miller ended the drive when he took a pass from Straigis on the five yard line and went in for a touchdown. On Hanover’'s kickoff, Dallas recovered a fumble and drove to Hanover’'s 20 yard line where it appeared they would go in for another score, but the Hanover defense tightened and the Moun- taineers were unable to score. Then on fourth and 16, Dallas was called for roughing the kicker which gave the Hawks a first down. Pearson hit Dennis Monk with a 58-yard pass to the Dallas six yard line and three plays later John Heddings went over from the one yard line and a kick for the extra point gave Hanover a 14-12 lead. In the third quarter Miller went 58 yards down the right side of the field to put Dallas on the 10 yard line but Hanover stopped the Mountaineers at the five-yard line. When Hanover took over, Dallas downed Proctor in the end zone for two points to tie the game but Hanover recovered a fumbled ball on the kick and scored their final touchdown on a 14-yard pass from Pearson to Heddings. Proctor’s kick was good and the game ended 21- 14. Winners of Kingston Township PPK listed There were 20 boys and girls registered in the second year of the Punt-Pass and Kick Competition, sponsored by the Kingston Town- ship Recreation Commission. Tro- phies were awarded to the first place winner in each category and to the point champion in each of the three age groups. The 8 & 9 age group - Punting: David Williams, Shavertown, first; Mike Sabol, Shavertown, second; and Matt Morris, Lake Silkworth, third; Passing, Eric White, Trucksville, first; Tony Patano, Trucksville, second; Jacob Lan- yon, Shavertown, third. Kicking: Matt Morris, first; David Williams, second; Eric White, third. Point Champion was David Williams. The 10 & 11 age group - Punt- ing: Joseph Noon, Shavertown, first; Kevin Wet, Shavertown, sec- Knights top Crestwood Lake-Lehman soccer team took a 5-3 lead in the first half in their game with Crestwood Monday, then held the Comets to only one goal in the second half to win 5-4 and advance to the semi-finals against Dallas Thursday. It will be Dallas girls top Comets Abington Comets ran off 15 consecutive points Monday to take the first game 15-5 from the Dallas girls in a Class AAA playoff match to determine fourth place in the district volleyball playoffs. Ann Faulls was determined to lead the Lady Mountaineers to a win and made two straight Kills to aid Dallas in overcoming the Comets lead and go on to win 15- 11 and 15-6. The win advances Dallas to a match with Tunkhan- nock Thursday at West Side Tech, at 5:30 p.m. Tami Froncek had 12 service points for the Lady Mountaineers and Wendy Cave finished with nine. Ann Faulls had four points and had six kills while Aria Pierson played outstanding defense for the Dallas girls. the fourth time the Knights have played Dallas this season. ; Brian Kelly and Jason Turner scored two first half goals each to put the Knights in front of Crestwood in the first half. The Knights scored four of their goals in the second quarter to go into the second half leading 5-3. In the second half, the only score was by the Comets’ Jason Czyzcki who scored a goal off an assist by Dave Myers. (TEN Ts a) Susan's Country Fine Crafted Affordable Gifts That Say "YOU ARE SPECIAL" Featuring: » wood pieces See . fsa prints We A * quilts « baskets = ‘SX « pottery, elc. THE VICTORIAN HOUSE 1027 Wyoming Avenue, Forty Fort 287-8830 Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Sunday & Monday RETA NATURE'S GARDEN HEALTH FOOD STORE AND BODY BUILDING EQUIPMENT CENTER 240 N. 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