i 10 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Wednesday, February 24, 1999 Roundup (continued from page 9) Nanticoke 44, Dallas 41 A stone-cold second quarter doomed the Lady Mountaineers in a game to decide the second “half champion in Division II. The ‘teams had identical 5-3 records going in to the game, played at the Marts Center at Wilkes Univer- sity. After taking a 14-7 first-quar- ter lead, Dallas scored only two points in the next period but gave up 13 to trail 20-16 at the half. The Trojanettes added another point to their lead after three, but Dallas came back to tie the score at 41 with about a minute left. Nanticoke then got a bucket and a free throw to seal the win. Katie Austin and Stephanie ~Simonitis each scored 12 points * for the Mounts, Jenn Noon had 10 and Jeannie Dreier hit for 7. Noon drained three 3-point shots, Aus- tin and Dreier had one each. Girls 3rd & 4th grade playoffs Dr. Ann DiPietro 11- - Valley Radiology 8 v.3rd and: 4th " Kerestes Dr. Ann DiPietro’s team came out strong in the final game of the grade girls play- DYB offs. Kenslie and 3-4 GIRLS "Ashley Judge each scored a bas- ket in the first quarter, while Brittney Allan scored 3 points. Lindsey McCabe scored a basket for Valley Radiology to make it a ~ 7-3 game at half. Valley Radiol- ogy came out strong in the third - quarter with Jennifer Boback and . Stephanie Konecke each scoring 2 while they held DiPietro score- - less. DiPietro’s Brittney Allen - scored 4 points in the fourth quar- ter and Valley Radiology’s Lindsey ~ McCabe scored 2 to give Dr. Ann * DiPietro the win and the champi- ~onship. Dr. Ann DiPietro 5 - "Grotto Pizza 3 Dr. Ann DiPietro got the win in semi-final action in the girl's 3rd wand 4th grade playoffs. Brittney “Allan scored 3 points in the first quarter for DiPietro. Grotto Pizza's Lauren Yurko answered with a basket and Lauren Zimniski scored on a foul shot, making it a 3 point tie at half. Kathleen Paley scored two points in the third to give DiPietro the lead and the win. Girls skills winners 3rd Grade - Lay Ups: 1st, Lindsey Ellis; 2nd, Melissa Gorski; 3rd, Paige * Selenski. 3rd Grade - Foul Shots: 1st, ' Kiley Williams; 2nd, Bethany Mulhern; 3rd, (tie), Kaley Roberts, Kelci Gib- bons. 4th Grade - Lay Ups: 1st, (tie), “Devin Lacey, Stephanie Pace; 2nd ‘Rachel Schaub; 3rd, Nicole Madden. 4th Grade - Foul Shots: 1st, Amanda Kamarunas, 2nd, Lauren _ Yurko; 3rd, Kenslie Kerestes. 5th Grade - Lay Ups: 1st, Brittany Prater; 2nd, Nicki Pisacano; 3rd (tie), Alyssa Retzena, Laura Nieman. 5th Grade - Foul Shots: 1st, Robin Razawich; 2nd, Jackie Arnaud; ‘3rd, Shannon Dingle. 6th Grade - Lay Ups: 1st, Tam Morris; 2nd, Samanatha Decker; 3rd, ; Jodie Dickson. 6th Grade - Foul Shots: 1st, Kim Durr; 2nd, Sarah Piecynski; 3rd, Katy Whalen. Basic Boating course Pa Fish & Boat Bommission Basic Boating course will be held ‘at the Pennsylvania Game ‘Commission's Northeast Regional ~ Office, Rt. 415 in Dallas on Sun., - March 14, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Registration is required for the course. Seating is limited. Inter- “ested parties should call 477-3960 ‘or e-mail safeboating@juno.com (Name, phone number, number of attendees) for a reservation. + Lunch will not be provided. A lunch break will be given around noon time and those attending ~ should bring a box lunch and “refreshments. =~ » * hl hi & 7. 8 boys champs Mounts double Knights The Mountaineers took the lead early and never looked back last week, doubling the Black Knights with a strong second half and winning 79-39. J.J. Smith led all scorers with 23, followed by Bruce Kunkle with 14 and Jon Saba with 11. Matt Dunn had 14 points to lead Lehman; Dom Castrigano had 9 and Dave Hage hit for 8. POST PHOTOS/JIM PHILLIPS Smith and Kunkle each hit two 3-point shots, and Castrigano, Bob Baird and Russ Eyet each had one. Above left, Jon Saba (55) looked for a way to put the ball up against tough defense from Dave Hage. J.J. Smith (18), in right photo, drove as Dom Castrigano tied to catch up. Dough Company wins championship, 32-22 over Central Clay Brendan Delaney scored 16 points and A.J. Pugliese, David Hanadel, Mike Gergel and Brian Kerpovich added 4 points each to lead the Dough Company to 32- EBAY=] 22 win over Cen- tral Clay in the 3-4 BOYS championship game of the 3rd/ 4th grade boys division. Brad Fagula led Central Clay with 15 points, while Jason Darling had 6. Adam Tamanini led the re- bounding while Nick Barbose led the defense. Also enjoying fine seasons for the Dough Co. were Paul Green, Stephen Zubko, and David (D.J.) Carey. The Dough Co. was coached by George Gracely. Playing well for Central Clay this year were Bobby Vojtko, Zach Breck, John Scafidi and Mike McHutchisnon. The team was coached Tony Barbose. Semi-Finals Central Clay 25 - Wilkes-Barre Pallet Co. 24. In semi-final game Brad Fagula scored 19 points for the winners. Wilkes-Barre Pallet Co. was led by Connor Lenahan with14 points, David Luksh and Joe Bevevino with 4 points each, and Daniel Taroli with 2 points. Also having fine seasons were Michael Tonart, Paul Kowalek, Peter Blanchard, and Ryan Gregory. The team was coached by Bob Lenahan. Dough Co. 40 - Fieldhouse 36 In the other semi-final, the Dough Co. topped the Fieldhouse 40-36 behind Brendan Delaney’s 32 points. Delaney was the league leader in assists this season. Adam Singer led the Fieldhouse with 32 points while Matt Alfano added 4. Also enjoying excellent seasons were Chris Wilson, Max Millington, Adam Besecker, Evan Razawich, Glen Bynon, and Charles Youngman. The Fieldhouse was coached by Chuck Wilson. League Director George Gracely would like to thank all of the play- ers, coaches, parents and volun- teers for making this season a Success. POST PHOTO/JIM PHILLIPS Members of American Asphalt, the Dallas Youth Basketball grade ~ 7-8 boys champions, from left; Dan Retzena, Jason Alfano, Tony <. Barbose, coach, A.J. Musto, Francis Shovlin, Brian Dempsey, Jon ~ Barbose, Patrick Harmon. Missing from photo, Nate Yoh. Grade 5-6 boys tourney starts Friday Dallas Youth Basketball will begin its second annual 5th/6th Grade Boys Basketball Tourna- ment this week at the Dallas Middle School. Format is double- elimination with 8 teams entered into the 5th grade division and 7 teams in the 6th grade divsion. The tournament will begin on Wed., Feb. 24 with three 5th grade games. At 6 p.m., Dallas will face CSI, followed by Lehman against Lackawanna Trail. The final game of the evening will match Dallas 3rd/4th grade against Gate of Heaven. On Friday, Feb. 26, Lehman will face Northwest at 6 p.m. in a 6th grade game. Two more 6th grade games will follow with Tunkhannock Orange facing Tunkhannock Black and Back Mt. Red squaring off against Valley West. At 9 p.m., Tunkhannock will face St. Mary’s Assumption in a 5th grade game. Dallas 6th ~ grade will have a bye in the open- ing round and will face the winner of the Lehman /Northwest game on Sat., Feb. 27 at 1:25 p.m. The event is scheduled to conclude on March 7. The Dallas rosters are: 3rd/ 4th grade: Guy Carpenter, Jason Darling, Chad Gelso, Chris Klaiss, Ryan Konopki, Connor Lenahan, David Luksh, Max Millington, Robert Monk, A.J. Pugliese; 5th grade, Mike Race, Bobby Lenahan, Eric Domzalski, Ben Thomas, David Harding, Kyle Mahle, Adam King, Ronnie Shiner; 6th grade, Matt Daube, Matt Kelly, Eric Samanas, Ryan Murray, Jimmy Schwerdtman, John Paul Parulski, Michael Lloyd, Andrew . Gramps, Ryan Marascio, John Yanik. Strikers place at Tunkhannock The Noxen Strikers participated in the Tunkhannock Area Tiger Tournament Feb. 14. The following Strikers placed: PeeWee: Hunter Murphy, 35 Ibs., 1st; Jake Winters, 40 Ibs., 2nd; David Hass, HWT, 2nd: Daniel Kaskus, HWT, 4th; Adam Goeringer, 60 lbs, 3rd. Bantam: James Sutton, 55 Ibs., 1st; Chris Barbacci, 55 Ibs., 4th; Tyler McDonald, 65 Ibs., 4th. Midget: Ricky Bower, 65 Ibs., 3rd. Junior: Andrew Shaw, 80 Ibs., 3rd: Brian Goeringer, 85 Ibs, 3rd; Matt Dragon, 90 Ibs., 2nd; John Hettes, 90 Ibs., 4th. Mike Singletary, former Bear will be featured at scouting dinner ‘Peter K. Clasen, Chairman of the 1999 Friends of Scouting Din- ner has announced that former All Pro Chicago Bears Linebacker Mike Singletary will be the fea- tured speaker at this year’s Friends of Scouting Dinner. The 16th Annual Friends of Scouting Dinner will be held Thurs., March 4 at the Genetti Hotel and Convention Center. Tickets available at $1350 per table of 10 by contacting the Boy Scouts of America at 207-1227 ext. 238 BiLo Oil Company Call around for prices, then make us your last call! We’ll Beat Any Advertised Home Heating Oil Price In Our Area By I ¢ Per Gallon! MINIMUM 128 GALLONS 24 HR. HOTLINE! Daube carries Owls to title The finals were all Matt Daube as he completely dominated the game with many rebounds and 38 points. Mike Race scored 7 BN{E) points, to go EH (0) AS along with a dozen assists, as the Owls pre- vailed 43-38 over Eye Care Spe- cialists. Other members of the championship team are Dan Sav- age, Nick Samanas, Eric Samanas, .D.J. Molino, Robbie Justice and Mike Wyberski. Leading the way for Eye Care Specialists were Ryan Murray, 13 points, followed by Ryan Marascio, 10 points, Curtis Montz, 7 points, Sean Leary, 4 points, Colin Baird, 3 points and Gracjan Kraszewski, 1 point. Other members of the runner up team are Adam Snider and Justin Orlandini. Semi-Finals Temple Owls 45 - Applewood Golf Course 41 Matt Daube controlled the game with 20 points and big rebounds to advance to the finals. Mike Race chipped in with 11 points, followed by D.J. Molino, 9 points and Eric Samanas, 5 points. Lead- ing the way for Applewoood Golf Course were Matt Wilson, 33 points, followed by Michael Lloyd, 6 points and John Paul Parulski, 2 points. Also playing a good defense for Applewood Golf Course were Brandon Phillips, Josh Mounce, J.J. Durr, Matt Empfield and Aarron Slaff. Eye Care Specialist 42 - Gilroy Better Homes 32 Leading the way for Eye Care Specialist were Sean Leary, 17 points, followed by Ryan Marascio, 10 points, Ryan Murray, 8 points, Curtis Montz, 4 points, Colin Baird, 3 points, Gracjan Kraszewski, 1 point. Gilroy Bet- ter Homes was led by Timmy Crossin, 24 points, Steve Fritz, 4 points, Adam King, and Jonathan Baker, 2 points apiece. Leading the defense for Gilroy Better Homes and Garden were Ben Barbose, Jonathan Pall, Matt Adler and Ryan Gilroy. Gilroy Better Homes 31 - Morgan, Stanley, Dean Witter 26 Timmy Crossin led all scorers with a game high 16 points to move into the semi-final round. Also scoring for Gilroy Better Homes were Adam King, Jonathan Baker, 4 points apiece, Matt Adler, Steve Fritz, Ryan Gilroy, 2 points apiece and Jonathan Pall, 1 point. Leading the way for Morgan, Stanley, Dean Whitter were Ben Thomas, 14 points, Bobby Lenahan, 8 points, and Andrew Gramps, 4 points, while Ronnie Shiner, Kevan Husseni, Justin Singer, Mike Hazleton and Chris Nicholson played a good game. Applewood Golf Course 51 - Marsh and Yanik 32 Applewood Golf Course ad- vanced to the semi-finals with a 51-32 victory. Marsh and Yanik'’s offense was led by Steve Wengen and Jeff Decker, while the de- fense was led by Joe DeGraba and Jonathan Stephens. Enjoying a fine season for March and Yanik were Kenny Regan, Jimmy Schwerdtman, Boomer Coslett and Brian Gibbons. Temple Owls defeated Wyoming Valley Physicians Matt Daube led all scorers with a game high 20 points, followed by Mike Race, 12 points, Eric Samanas, 10 points, Nick Samanas, 6 points, Mike Wyberski and Dan Savage, 2 points apiece. D.J. Molino dominated the boards, while Robbie Justice led the de- fense for the Temple Owls. Eye Care Specialist 57 - House of Nutrition 28 Eye Care Specialist wins to go to the semi-finals. House of Nu- trition was led by David Harding, 13 points, followed by Kyle Mahle, John Yanik, 4 points apiece, Robbie Tomko, 3 points, Sean McAndrew and Jeremy Weinstock, 2 points apiece. Jesse Swartwood and Jared Weinstock also con- tributed for House of Nutrition. 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