Wednesday, December 20, 1995 7-8 ball Dallas, PA - 14 The Dallas Post | Knights Mounts (continued from page 11) tricts last year, will wrestle at 140. Bill Breha and Tony Tereska (continued from page 1) rowly defeated the Trailblazers 25- previous game, each team was Droppers had a fine defensive Joe Stupino each with 14 points, | m— | ~ or LY id a “We're a 21. It was a slow start for both cold in their shooting. The quar- game for the Bulls. The Bulls followed by Jared Karalunas with each Placed 7h xi yeas an ah well-balanced team teams, the firstquarterended with ter went to the Magic 4-2. The record drops to 0-4. 10 points and Jason Race wit | — represen m one bucket being scored. The second quarter was much the The final game featured the eight points. The Celtics offensé ? ~~ heavyweight respectively. Eric Maciejczak saw a lot of with no superstars.” Tom Williams game continued at a slow pace and at half-time the score was same with each team trading baskets, halftime had the Magic Heat holding off a fourth quarter surge by the Celtics to come away was led by Jay Carroll's game high 22 points, followed by Matt | action early in the season as a Lake-Lehman co-coach Trailblazers 10-Hornets 9. The up 13-9. However, by the end of with a 53-44 win. The first quar- Eyetwith 12 points. Michael Bayer 3 freshman last year. He leads the Hornets outscored the Trailblaz- the third quarter the Bulls tied ter ended with the Heat holdinga and Jeff Parrish played defensive 4 pack at 130. Senior Jack Santee Probable Dallas lineup ers in the third quarter seven to the game at 18. The fourth quar- narrow 8-6 lead. At halftime the game for the Celtics. The Heat 2 has the inside bid at 145 as does Dallas Mountaineer Wrestlers two, which proved to be the differ- ter proved disastrous for the Bulls, Heat increased the lead to 19-15. improved theirrecord to 2-2, while classmate Mike Rogowskiat 189. vith just 14 kids out for the team, ence. The Hornets record evens the Magic outscored the Bulls 20- However, the third quarter had the Celtics drop to 2-2. ; A couple of juniors, Bill pajias will need to jockey the lineup ~~ UP at 2-2, while the Trailblazers 10 to seal the win. The Magic the Heat outscoring the Celtics Dallas Youth 7th and 8th grade ht Humphreys and Ned Walsh, are around a bit and stay healthy. The drop to 1-3. The Hornets offense. improve their record to 4-0, and 18-10, to give the Heat a 37-25 pagketball fifth week of play will : having a close battle for the jobat 14 members of the team are: was led by Pat Velde with eight are tied with the Sixers for first third quarter advantage. The continue on Sunday, Jan. 7 with: oo -. 160. Returning letterman: Sed points, followed by Bobby Zaruta place. The Magic offense was led Celtics came out in the fourth Magic vs. Celtics, 1:00; Sixers vs. & * .: Although the Knights have the 119/112: Mike Metz (sr.) district with seven pointsandJohnNack- by Mike Domzalski with 13 points, quarter, with Jay Carroll scoring Trailblazers, 2:00; Bulls vs. Hor- - makings of a very good dual-meet ~~ funner-up in '94 and 2 ath ley with six points. Jesse Sto- followed by Dave Martinwitheight 13 ofhis game high 22 points, but pets, 3:00; and the Heat vs. War- team they're going to be tested 140428: doin Crispell (sr.) 4th at larcyk and David Jumper had a points, Brian Barrett and Ryan a surge by the Heat equalled riors, 4:00. All games are at the = early and often this year. De- . co. 10. chris Kuderka (sr.) 3rd at good defensive game. For the Sorber both chipped in with six Carroll's performance. The Heat Dallas Middle School. The public pending on the match and the districts in ‘94 : Trailblazers, Tom Byron had a points apiece. Brian Barrett had offense was led by Dan Fetkoand js welcome. ; | opponent every part of the lineup 152/145: Corey Friedel (sr.) 6th at game high 12 points. Chad 17 rebounds for the Magic. The from the lightweights tothe upper (districts in ‘95 Yo Cihar! nd Mike Barlow did Bulls offense was led by Lloyd weights will have to prove itselfat 160/171: Jim Ryan (sr.) well on defense. Droppers with seven points fol- ® | some point during the season. 189: Dan Natitus (sr.) In the third game, the Magic RL by Vito oh po Mike Hometown news Hometown Pp roduct “Everybody will be tested,” Hwt: Harry Hazeltine (jr.) 6th defeated the Bulls 38-28. The Regan with four points apiece. : Th D all P Lipski said. “They're all coming at districts in '95 first quarter was a repeat of the Randy Knappman and Lloyd" So c as OSt WP | along, but you have to get that Pers: Randy E 0.) : starting experience. It's a very 119: pan Yen ) solid team. 125/119: Tom Dickson (so. ——— “We need somelids stp up 158130 ike Hoover 1) sew AT RAN BR wn and for the solid kids to step up action last year : even more,” Williams said. 130: Chad Newell (so.) / ~/ Now in their seventh seasonas 152: Rick Macri (so.) Co 7 4 co-coaches, Lipski and Williams 171/160: Matt Gingo (fr.) Ee — | 2 g 44 are quick to share the credit with Ny their staff. With 30 kids on the Lake-Lehman wrestlers (ea \ LIL = roster it's a priority to make sure The Black Knights are a solid, well- =, LU) NJ D AY IN] J S&S Al 1} IN] = L p of ~~ each wrestler is getting proper balanced squad. Of the 30 b instruction as well as attention. Wrestlers out for the team the a ] A ] i "na ay l= ~YolF The varsity is aided by volunteer following are expected to see some coaches Bob Lipski, Rick Finne- han 5 gan and Tim Sayre. Junior high 145/193: Matt Raczkowski (sr.) ji coaches Ron Swingle and Terry district champion in '94 and 95, 2 Martin are instrumental in pre- regional champion in '95 2-2 at . CY paring the wrestlers for the var- state competition in '95 sityand keeping the foundationof 119: Bill Breha (jr.) 5th at DC ; the program on solid ground. districts in '95 Ca * There's no doubt Lehman will 130: Eric Maciejczak (so.) 5 © | Py, have a winning season and be saw extensive action as a freshman - i. near the top of the pack in the 135; Brian Butler (sr.) district q f Wyoming Valley Conference in'95- ame uP If ps inh fis \? ) TX wy g y 140: Joe Halowich (jr.) '94 = i 96. The competitionamongteam- istrict runner-up, '95 district champ 0 be g mates can only help the group 152: Mike Pitcavage (sr.) '94 Dy] : improve and get ready for their tough schedule. With the departure of so many | returning lettermen, the Mounts first goal is to post a .500 season district runner-up Hwt: Tony Tereska (sr.) 5th at districts in "95 71; Pat Rogowski (jr.) saw some starting action in '95 _ gi i ngs bt pes gs iia las NN i LJ) LJ Others: + ele Ep A ® and take it from there. The talent 44a. Nick Raczkowski (fr.) (5) O is there and the six seniors have = qa. Brian Kubasik (sr.) been acting responsibly and thus 112/119: Chad Sorber (so.) ) .0 far putting the pressure on the 125: Sam Saylor (fr.) underclassmen in practice. Cris- 125: Mike Kenney (jr.) pell is a true workhorse in prac- i his Sheen d a good role model for the : ack Santee (sr. Cia ee 145: Tom Patton (jr.) saw D along aotted 3 younger wrestlers. Kaschenbach will have a famil- iar face opposite him on the Dal- las bench this year. BrotherJohn limited action in ‘95 152/160: Ned Walsh (jr.) saw some action in ‘95 WEEK 17 Games of Dec. 23 - 25 HOW TO PLAY 160: Bill Humphreys (jr.) : takes over the assistant coaching 171. Mick Konigus (so.) oe position vacated by Bill Janosky. 189; Mike Rogowski (sr.) i John is a former Dallas wrestler and a member of the class of '72. saw limited action in "95 Hwt: Luke Shook (so. (continued from page 11) somebody is not wrestling var- sity, they're not hanging around,” Kaschenbach said. With 14 boys out for 13 spots Dallas has been having a hard time fielding a team, but Kasch- enbach says they're coming along slow, but sure. There is plenty of sophomore has been a bright spot early with a third place finish at the Troy Tournament. Dallas features three solid seniors in the middle of the lineup. For now it’s John Crispell at 140 (second place at Troy Tourna- ment), Chris Kuderka at 145 and x= — Oo | LA. — D = D SO = TIEBREAKER 2 - Mw dolo|Nolo|gdiniolalole THIS WEEK'S GAMES | Select a winner from each of the week's games, listed below. Select in descending % order of your CONFIDENCE in your choices. Win points at left for each correct selection toward possible total of 136 points. 4 See complete rules below. You must be at : ES game. teams) in EAGLES game. & ps Dallas Post I P.O.Box366 Total offensive yards me. | Dallas PA 18612 [Entries must be receive I by2p.m. Fridays making weight was usually the 5SGS—-—_—_—_—"—.—— least 8 (eight . old to enter. To ent § T excuse given by any wrestler who Head coach: Steve Kaschenbach I 3 | bo; » AE Se or Senien i he suddenly gave up the sport, but Assistant: John Kaschenbach €ip. along dolled /mne, nen place game ; Dall P t b' that's not the case: Kaschenbach Boys oub 22 wal cin: 87 entry in POWER POINTS container at co- as ros blames it on the fact that there are g sponsor's retail outlet(s). Entrants must list , : overall, 7-6 WVC | 4 ManRd so many other activities for young- name, address and phone number below. Dallas sters, plus the sport is losing | A f round in popularity. Lrossirom g Pop by. Ken Hoover backs up Metz. Tom LIMIT: You may enter only one coupon : Many colleges are offeringfewer ~~ Dickson and Mike Hoover are salavwid k I Offset Paperback) scholarships and in some cases currently battling for the 125 statewide per week. ; p dropping the sport altogether, pound position with Chad Newell i providing less opportunity forhigh filling the 130 pound spot. DEADLINE : 2 PM. FRIDAY school grapplers. Randy Evans leads off for the i t . “This is also a sport where if = Mountaineers at 103 pounds. The TIEBREAKER 1 Total polis scored (oth: | or mail fo: iy ! ps | talent on the roster. Corey Friedel at 152. It's a good 1 36 TOTAL POINTS : ; THE | | Senior Mike Metz has been a possibility they'll all move down a Detroitat TampaBay ~~ Minnesota at Cincinnati A |. | dominant force in the league the weight class sometime in Janu- Name SmDisgpat NY, Giants : Rew Orleats “NY. os: ad "3 | past few years at 112 pounds. ary, freeing up the 152 slot for a New England at Indianspolis Philadelphia at Chicago Lal >? The two time district runner-up Rick Macri. Address Carolina at Washington Pittsburgh at Green Bay ; has moved up to 119 during the Dallas figures to win the major- City. State (zip) Cleveland at Jacksonville San Francisco at Atlanta | early going. Metz's winning ways jty of its bouts in the upper Denver at Oakland Seattle at Kansas City i continued earlier this month with weights. Jim Ryan and Gingo can Day Phone ( ) Houston at Buffalo Dallas at Arizona i a second place finish in the Troy flip-flop at 160 and 171. Gingo Night Phone ( Miami att. Louis Kansas vs. UCLA i Tournament. He may return to his former weight later in the season. That move would also strengthen the squad. For the present, Dallas is forfeiting the 112 position. “It’s too early to make him move and put pressure on him,” said Kaschenbach. “If he does move back to 112 that’s going to be his weight class, depending on what (Matt) Raczkowski at Lehman does.” : Another problem for the Mounts is a jam of wrestlers at 119-130. has already made his presence known with by taking third place at Troy. “It's always nice to have a kid that can step right in and basi- cally fill his brother's (Aaron) shoes,” said Kaschenbach. Senior Dan Natitus is areturn- ing starter at 189 as is Harry Ha- zeltine at heavyweight. “If we can get everyone at their proper weight in good condition and stay healthy we can be com- petitive,” Kaschenbach said. “With only 14 wrestlers the unknown can present a problem.” GOH 7-8 boys split pair of games Gate of Heaven 7th-8th Boys Basketball Green team lost to St. Peter and Paul's of Plains 46-33 and beat Hanover 42-37 in St. Joe's Oblate League action. Mike Kasnicki and Rob Bradbury had 10 and eight points in the St. Peter and Paul contest. R. J. Barna and Rob Neher played good defense. In the Hanover game, C.J. Adamchak had 12 points, Rob Bradbury eight, and Lee Stevans and Joe Latosek both chipped in with six apiece. Good rebounding by P.J. Spignatelli and good de- fense by Bryan Wagner and Russell Susko. CV SH0LES; a ——— —_ — _— — _—— ———— _-—_———-——— -] POWER POINTS OFFICIAL RULES 1. Object of the game is to amass as many of the 136 possible points as you can. 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