10 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, October 16, 1996 Shorts (continued from page 11) CROSS COUNTRY Lehman 21, Hanover 35 The Knight thin clads grabbed six of the top ten place to topple Hanover 21-35' and take possesion of the W.V. Conference Div. II crown with a perfect 6-0 record Oct.9. Jason Lyons, Joe Maskalas and James Lyons fin- ished first, second and third to secure the win. Wyoming 15, Dallas 50 The Mounts closed out their regular season with a 15-50 for- feit loss to Wyoming Oct.9. Jeff Nutche was the only Mount place within the top ten with a fourth place finish at 19:45, a minute and a half behind the leader. The girls fared slightly better as Am- ber Coolbaugh placed firstat21:13 but did not have the support be- hind her as Wyoming defeated the Lady Mounts 24-35. Joy Morgan and Bridget Baines took fifth and sixth at 23:29 and 23:38 respec- tively toround out the Mounts top ten finishers. VOLLEYBALL Tunkhannock 2, Lehman 0 Tunkhannock stood up to their first place ranking handing the Lady Knights a 16-14, 15-6 loss Oct. 9. Faith O'Dell lead Lehman at the line with five aces followed by Mandy Kehler with four. O'Dell also had seven Kills. Dallas 2, Pittston 0 Emily Schweitzer broke the game open with 10 service points in the Mounts victory in straight sets over Pittston 15-10, 15-10 Oct.10. Stacey Engler also had success at the line with seven points and three aces. GOLF Dallas 174, Hafey 191 Dallas made it three in a row with a 174-191 victory over Haley Oct.10. Dallas captured the vic- tory with Justin Jumper and Chuck Fehlinger sharing medal- ist honors with 40's at home course par-36 Irem. Brian Blase finished with a 45 and Ed Piekara a 49. The win puts the Mounts’ record at 9-5. Seminary 168, Lehman 192 Seminary mastered the links at par-36 Huntsville lead by med- alist Dan Gershey with a 40 to sink Lehman 168-192 Oct.10. Chad Sorber was low for Lehman with a 46 while Gary Sagan shot a 48 and Joe Hardisky and Matt Loftus 49s. Dallas 179, Nanticoke 182 The Mounts ended their sea- son on a high note witha 179-182 victory over Nanticoke Oct.14. Larry Lettie and Chuck Fehlinger carded low for Dallas with 43s, six shots behind the medalist. Tom Swartwood followed with a 45 and Keith Zinn scored a 48. FOOTBALL _ Dallas 63, Hoban 0 Frank Valvano scored on each of the Mounts first five possesions and racked up 184 of Dallas’ 452 total rushing yards as Dallas rail- roaded Hoban 63-0 Oct.12 at home. Freshman Matt Jackson totaled 120 yards on ten carries and ran it in on the next two possessions from the one and nine yard lines to put the Mountain- eers up 49-0 at the half. Matt Douglas was flawless on PATs striking nine of nine. Billy Piasta increased the lead in the final seconds of the third with a 52 yard jaunt to the endzone before Jackson ended the scoring with a 59 yard burst in the fourth. Dal- las now prepares for Homecom- ing Sat Oct.19 at 1:00 against Shamokin. Liberaski knocks it within 2' 2" ~The State Correctional Institution at Dallas’ Employees Welfare Association recently held a Closest To The Pin Contest. The winner was C.O. Pat Liberaski, I-Block, with a winning distance of 2'2". Second closest was Nick Bidding, records office specialist, at 2'10". Liberaski won a cash prize and Bidding won a free round of golf at Farley's Sweet Valley Golf Course. Four additional employees were within the 10’ mark and received SCI-Dallas tee-shirts: Fritz Wamplfler, Rob Phillips, - Bill Dobson and George Weiss. Dallas pair cheers for Susquehanna Dallas graduates Kristen Nackley and Stephanie Jancewicz have joined Susquehanna University football cheerleading squad. A freshman journalism major, Kristen is the daughter of John and Dena Nackley of Dallas. A freshman undeclared major, Stephanie is the daughter of Linda Jancewicz of Dallas and Thaddeus Jancewicz of Kingston. 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