» relay, Dallas; . Smaka; 400m run, Baluh; 300m * hurdles, Dwinchick; 200m dash, + Smaka; 1600m relay, Dallas; jave- . lin, B. Yurko; high jump, Andrea * Shone; triple jump, Shone. The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, May 1, 1991 13 Sports roundup LAKE-LEHMAN GIRLS TAKE SETON CATHOLIC Erin Loftus set the scoring pace -. for the Lake-Lehman girls as they defeated Seton Catholic 7-O in soc- cer Monday. Loftus scored two goals _ bothin thesecond halfoffan assist by Hynick and one by Melanie Raspen. - : Other girls scoring for the Lady Knights were Jen Hynick, Heather Lukasavage, Heather Isaac, Jen Farrell and Theresa Gulbush. ‘The win moved the Lady Knights to 8-4 in the North Division. KNIGHTS SHOUT OUT HAZLETON 9-0 The Lady Knights shut out Hazleton 9-0 behind Karen Stefanowicz’s three hitter. Bridget Hozempa and Jen Cross had three hits each and Heather Gray and Cherub Honeywell had two hits each. Tracy Krupa drove out two hits one of them a triple. _ Stefanowicz struck out 10 at the fre while pitching the seven in- Wigs. "DALLAS SOCCER SHUTS OUT WYOMING Dallas girls soccer team shut out Wyoming Area Monday 12-0 behind Karen Wisnieski's two goals and an assist that led the Lady . Mountaineers to their high scoring. The girls scored eight goals in the first half to lead 8-0 going into the last periods. Jen Rosentel, Amy Shelly, - Wisnieski, Megan Moran, Patrice - Shovlin, Carrie Miller and Garcia scored in the first half. Nicole Argentati, Jeanine Fagan, Heather Hodneand Natalie Argentati scored in the second half. Dallas leads the North Division with a 10-1 record. KNIGHTS CLINCH VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFF Lake-Lehman boys volleyball team clinched a playoff spot Monday when they defeated Crestwood 2-0 taking a clean sweep with 15-10, 15-3. Jason Turner, Ben Haughney and Rob Spencer led the Knights with some strong hitting. TUNKHANNOCK HANDS DALLAS BOYS TRACK "RST LOSS "The Tunkhannock Tigers handed the Dallas track team their first loss April 25 by edging them 78-72 despite Dallas taking nine of ' the 11 track events. The Moun- + taineers were unable to take any . firsts in the field competition. Dallas picked up a win by de- + feating Nanticoke Area 111-39. . Taking wins in the running ' events were Dave Podehl with wins + in 100, 200, 400m dashes and . running a leg of the 1600m relay * © “m. The Mounts also won the + 3200m relay with J. Dover, B. Fett, . E. Smith and Lehman. * Other first place winners were + Jeremiah Van Orden, 100m . hurdles, 1600m run, Steve Oliver; * Dover, 800m run; Oliver, 3200m . run; 1600m relay with Dover, Rob . Morris, Fett and Podehl. * Placing in the top five were . Lieberman, Burd, Samuel, Wil- . liams, Morris, Van Orden, Baird, ' Smith, Fett, Litz, Banks, Clemm. DALLAS GIRLS LOSE TO TUNKHANNOCK TIGERS, TOP TROJANETTES . 3d + Dallas girls track lost 85-55 to + "runkhannock Tigers April 25 with Tigers Jen Lupinski and Pam Yanora taking first in three events each. The Dallas girls defeated the . Nanticoke Trejanettes 97 1/2-39 1/2 with Monique Matthews tak- ing two firsts for the Mounts. Monique took firsts in the100m ' dashandrana leg of the first place + 400m relay team. Other first places won by Dallas © were 1600m, G. Schuler; 400m relay, Egly, Landon, Monique Mat- . thews and Monica Matthews; 800m . run, Schuler; high jump, Ann Smaka, and triple jump, Lynn . Baluh. Placing in the top five were 3200m 100m hurdles, * KNIGHT CINDERMEN " SPLIT WITH HAZLETON . AND COUGHLIN The Lake-Lehman cindermen ' bowed to Hazleton 109-41 April 25 + but defeated Coughlin 90-59. Gary Masters took two firsts for the Knights in the shot putand the + discus. Other Knights taking firsts . were Dave Oatridge, and Bob » » Jones. Also placing were Bob . Ruggere, Oatridge, J. Hutchins, 14 ' Lamoreaux, + Karlowicz, and Manzoni. Castellani, Burke, DALLAS DEFEATS BISHOP O'REILLY 11-5 Dallas Mountaineers defeated Bishop O'Reilly 11-5 Monday with Todd Paczewski on the mound, striking out four and raising his record to 2-0. Ray Russin took the mound in the final inning giving up one run. The Mountaineers took a 3-0 lead in the first winning on a two run homer by Matt Butler and a single by Neal Kaiser. Butler also had a double and Kaiser hit a homerun. DALLAS GIRLS WIN BEHIND KRINER Dallas girls softball team de- feated Pittston Area 15-4 Monday behind the pitching of Stephanie Kriner on the mound. Kriner helped her win by going two-for-two at the plate and driving out two three- baggers. Kriner struck out three and gave up only one hit before she left the mound in the game that went only, six innings under the 10-run rule. Melanie Langdon had a big day at the plate going two-for-three and driving in three runs. The win moved Dallas to 3-1 in. - a three-way tie for second with Wyoming Area. BLACK KNIGHTS STAY UNDEFEATED The Black Knights ran their record to 5-0 Monday by routing Wyoming Seminary 16-2 behind Sam Gorgone on the mound. Gorgone struck out six and gave up only five hits in the game that went only five innings under the 10-run rule. Dave Konopke went three-for- three at the plate, one of the hits a double. Troy Strauser knocked out a homerun and Gorgone drove out a triple. Randy Perry also hit a double for the Knights. KNIGHT SPIKERS TAKE TWO WINS IN WEEK The Lake-Lehman Knights swept Abington Heights 2-0 April 26 on the Comets court, and stopping Pittston Area 2-0 at home on April 23. In the match with Abington Heights, the Knights won 15-3, 15-8 with Brian Kelly serving 14 of the 15 points in the first game, 12 of them consecutive. In the second set Paul Klemu- nes scored six consecutive points and eight total Ben Haughney had eight kills in 10 tries and Rob Spencer had six kills in eight at- tempts. LADY KNIGHTS DEFEAT TROJANS 8-2 Pitchers Cherub Honeywell and Karen Stefanowicz shared the mound duties April 26 in their game with Nantiocke Trojans, giv- ing up only one hit between them with Honeywell getting the win. Jen Smith was top hitter for the Knights going three-for-four and driving in two runs. Honeywell also drove out a double. LAKE LEHMAN SHUTS OUT BISHOP O’REILLY The Black Knights shut out Bishop O'Reilly 11-0 April 26 at the Queensmen’s field behind the two-hit pitching of Rich James. James also fanned 10 giving up two hits in the fifth inning, singles by Matt Fenedick and Rusty Singer. Troy Strauser had three-for-four for the Knights with three RBI's, Jerry Owens had two-for-three and Chuck Finn scored three runs. The win moved the Knights to 4- 0 in league play. DALLAS GIRLS SHUT OUT HAZLETON 2-0 Dallas girls softball team shut out Hazleton 2-0 April 25 behind Stephanie Kriner's four hit pitch- ing. Kelly Janosky scored the two runs for the Lady Mountaineers with an RBI single in the first in- ning and in the fourth inning she drove outa double and came home on a sacrifice bunt by Mel Lang- don. Kriner also struck out two and walked only one in picking up the win. LAKE-LEHMAN NETMEN LOSE TO DALLAS . The Dallas Mountaineers de- feated the Lake-Lehman netmen 5-2 April 23 with Matt Sleightholm defeating Lankwarden; Greg Burak taking B. Kelly and Jed Aston de- feating Littleford. Pat Kilduff of Dallas lost his singles match to Miroslaw. In doubles Justin Reich and Davis defeated Lankwarden and Kelly; Richardson and Hass de- feated D. Kornova and M. Kor- nova. et ————— DALLAS GIRLS SPLIT IN TRACK MEET Dallas girls split in the tri-meet with Hazleton and Bishop Hafey Monday. The Dallas girls lost 87 1/2-53 1/2 to Hazleton while tak- ing Bishop Hafey 90-51. Dallas took first in the 3200m relay with Lynn Baluh, B. Yurko, G. Schulerand Wright. Ann Smaka | took the 100m hurdles; Baluh the triple jump; Schuler the 1600m run; Smaka, 300m hurdles; Schuler, 800m run; Kowalski, 3200m run; Andrea Shone, high jump; and Yurko, javelin. Others placing in the top five for Dallas were Shone, Kowalski, Baluh, Dwinchik, Marino, Smaka. Dallas girls also placed second in the 400m and 1600m relays. DALLAS BOYS DEFEAT PITTSTON 2-0 Dallas Mountaineers defeated Pittston Area 2-0 Monday with sets of 15-8, 15-12 behind the strong play of Ned Palka and Dan Watchulonis. The win moved the Mount volleyball team to 6-4 which keeps them in the hunt for the final playoff spot in the conference. HOBAN EDGES DALLAS IN EXTRA INNINGS In a game that went eight in- nings April 27, Bishop Hoban edged the Dallas Mountaineers 5- 4 in the bottom of the eighth when aball that looked likea suredouble play was missed by the infield and the Argents had runners on first and third, and Dallas leading 4-2. The next Argent up went to first on a throwing error and the Argents scored a run making the score 4-3. Then Argents first base- man Tony Wilk came up and drove out a triple to score the two run- ners and give Hoban the win. ~ Mount Matt Butler was tabbed with the loss. Eric Paczewski had two hits for the Dallas team driv- ing in two of the Mountaineers runs. John McKeever also had a run scoring single to give Dallas a 1-0 lead in the top of the second. LADY KNIGHTS BEATEN IN 10TH INNING | In a game that went 10 innings, Berwick’'s Tawnya Gebhardt knocked inarun in the 10th to put the Lady Bulldogs softball team in front of Lake-Lehman 6-5. That was all they needed when the Lady Knights were unable to push a tying run across in the bottom of the inning. The win gave Berwick a 3-0 rec- ord. Lake-Lehman scored two runs in the bottom of the first to go in front 2-0 but Berwick scored a run in the top of the third and two more in the top of the fifth to go in front 3-2. In the top of the sixth Ber- wick’s Wendy Campbell singled in a run to make it 4-2. The Knights came back in the bottom of the seventh with two runs to tie the score at 4-4. In the eighth inning Berwick went in front 5-4 on three walks and a sacrifice fly but in the bottom of the eighth Cherub Honeywell tied it up when she drove out a homer for the Knights. Neither team scored in the ninth but in the 10th inning, Honeywell put three on bases with walks then Gebhardt drove in the winning run with her single. Campbell was the winning pitcher for Berwick. Karen Stefanowicz took the loss for the Knights. DALLAS SHUTS OUT SETON CATHOLIC 8-0 Dallas girls soccer team shut out Seton Catholic 8-0 led by Amy Shelly's three scores and an assist in the game played April 25 at Seton Catholic. Patrice Shovlin scored the first goal for Dallas on Shelly's assist, and Shelly scored on an assist by Dur Tivhstdson in the second period, then scored a second time unassisted. Shelly scored her third goal in the third period with an assist from Richardson. Other Dallas girls who scored were Jes- sica Wallace, Carrie Miller, Jane Rosentel and Jen Kerr. BLACK KMIGHTS SWEEP GAR AND NORTHWEST The Black Knights swept GAR and Northwest 104-44 and 106 1/ 2-42 1/2 April 23, led by Dave Oatridge's four wins. Oatridge took first in the 100m, 200m and 400m dashes and ran a leg of the Knights 2600m relay. Gary Masters placed first in the shot put and the javelin. The Knights also won the 3200m relay. Other first place winners were Bob Ruggere, 300m hurdles; Karlowicz 800m run; 1600m relay, Oatridge, Ruggere, Burnford, Kar- bitz; discus, Lamoreaux; pole vault, Manzoni; long jump, Burke. Other Knights who placed were Hutchins, Shission, Jones, Cas- tellani. : Rs DALLAS SOCCER - Members of Dallas girls soccer team get ready to leave last week for their game with Crestwood. Above, first row, from left, are Eve Figueroa, Erin Dorrance, Amy Smith, goalies; second row, Emily Waligorski, Heather Hodne, Lynn Murphy, Carrie Miller, Tara Killeen, Jeanine Fagan, Valerie Proterho; third row, Ron Moran, coach; Jessica Kerr, Nicole Argentati, Natalie Argentati, Alison Labbate, Holly Mannear, Nina Mathers, Lisa Vozniak, Jen Rosentel, Tina Hite, Amy Mannear, Megan Moran, Marsha Garcia, Jennifer Yarnel, Ron Loeffler, asst. coach; back row, Celeste Anderson, Amy Shelly, Jessica Wallace, Karen Wisnieski, Liza Lettie, Cindy Maiers, Colby Gauntlett, Patrice Shovlin and Sue Richardson. (Post Photo/Charlot M. Denmon) Dallas girls soccer having strong season By CHARLOT M. DENMO Staff Writer : Before their matchup, Dallas girls soccer coach Ron Moran was concerned his girls would take their game with Crestwood April 22 too lightly. It turned out he was right as the Crestwood Comets defeated the Mountaineers 3-1 to end the Mounts 21-game winning streak and move their season record to 8- 1. “Our girls were coming off wins over Lake-Lehman and Wyoming Seminary and we were hoping they: would be up for the Crestwood game. We knew the Comets were going to be tough,” said Moran commenting on the Monday game. The Dallas loss to Crestwood does not knock them out of first place in the North Division since Lake-Lehman lost 3-0 to Bishop Hoban to drop them to 6-4 in sec- ond place. In the South Division Crestwood, Meyers and Wyoming Seminary are tied for first with 8-2 records. The Lady Mountaineers are one of the strongest teams in theWyo- ming Valley Conference with many players having come up through the ranks of the Back Mountain Youth Soccer Organization. Moran and his assistant Ron Loeffler have 35 girls out for the team this year with almost all those from last year returning. “We have seven starters from last season back,” said Moran. “We lost Jen Besecker, Wendy Hoz- empa, Sarah Lewis and Andrea Ankenbrand, our goalie through graduation. “We have 12 freshmen girls this year and we have been alternating two new goalies, Amy Smith and Eve Figueroa.” On the frontline this year are juniors Sue Richardson and Amy Shelly and sophomores Karen Wisnewski and Patrice Shovlin. This is the first year from Shovlin and she has been turning in some fine work. Freshmen Carrie Miller has had a lot of playing time and is doing a nice job for the Dallas team. ii 3 Midfielder Tina Hite is the only starting senior from last year but Moran said that senior Amy Man- near and juniors Megan Moran and Jen Rosentel have been play- ing well. “Senior Lisa Vozniak has been a real good role model” said Moran. Starting fullbacks are juniors Jessica Wallace and Alison Labatte, and sophomore Nina Mathers and junior Emily Waligorski have been getting a lot of time. “They are a group of good ath- letes,” said Moran. “They work hard, are determined and consci- entious and very coachable. Al- most all of them came up through the Back Mountain Youth Soccer as did the Lake-Lehman girls. That game is always competitive. “This is my second year as high school coach but I had a lot of these girls in youth soccer and so did my assistant coach.” The girls had wins over Bishop O'Reilly, Lake-Lehman, Meyers, Coughlin, Tunkhannock, Wyoming Seminary, Valley West and Bishop Hoban. Lake-Lehman and Tunkhannock were in the North Division with Dallas and these teams play each other twice. North Division teams play the South Division teams only once and the Mountaineers have now played them all. They have yet to play Abington Heights, and Wyoming Area, after having played Seton Catholicaway April 25. Following these games, Dallas will play each of the five teams in their division again with the season ending May 18. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES 1989 TRACER hatchback, 2 dr., 5 speed, front wheel drive, AM-FM cassette, 41,600 miles, $3,900. Exc. cond. 864-3387. 14-4-P 1979 CORVETTE, ps, pb. pw, auto, T-top. All numbers match. 30,000 miles, $10,900. 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