10 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Thursday, September 20, 2001 Roundup (continued from page 9) ' Wyoming Valley West 2, Lake Lehman 1 Although they dominated shots on goal, 16-4, the Black Knights were defeated by the Spartans. The first half concluded without a goal for either team, and then the Black Knights were outscored 2-1 in the second half. For Lehman, Dave Walters scored an unassisted goal in the sec- ond half. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Lake-Lehman 21, Nanticoke 34 Leading the Black Knights to victory, Brad Baird fin- ished first with a record- breaking performance of 17:37. He broke the previous record of 17:51 held by Nan- ticoke Area’s Joe Grady since 1999. Ryan Post was second with a time of 18:29, followed by Dave Walters in third with a time of 18:56. Kelby Mor- gan took sixth (19:40), and Chuck Kopetchne came in ninth (23:51). Dallas 25, Wyoming Area 30 Although their highest fin- isher, Pete Miller, came in third with a time of 18:39, the Mountaineers won with strong finishes by the re- mainder of the team: Mike Hiscox (19:43) was fourth, Pat Haradem (20:31) was fifth, Ryan Deberus (21:12) was sixth, Harry Hiscox (21:22) was seventh, Colin Conrad (21:53) was eighth, and Chris Mounce (22:05) was tenth. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Wyoming Area 20, Dallas 29 Whitney Adams placed sec- ond with a time of 22:49." She was joined by Maria Bednash who finished fourth with a time of 24:09, and Jamie Stanish who had a time of 27:35 and finished seventh. FIELD HOCKEY Dallas 11, Bishop Hoban 0 Kaitlin Dukas led the Mountaineers to an over- whelming victory with four goals and two assists. Rachel Kukosky also had a star per- formance with four goals and one assist. Jacqueline Hard- wick scored a goal and had an assist. Amanda Coleman and Patton each scored a goal. Kate Benedetti had two assists and assists were cred- ited to Halli Williams and Shannon Thomas. Lake-Lehman 4, Meyers 0 The Black Knights domi- nated Meyers in shots on goal (34-4) and corners (17-3). They were led by Joelle Lussi who scored twice and had an assist. Lisa Wasser and Megan Tribendis each added a goal. Meredith Ed- wards, Ryan Hoover, and Tri- cia Coombs each had an as- sist. YES YOU CAN! with a Stoker Coal Stove Lake-Lehman 3, Delaware Valley 0 In their second shutout of the week, Lehman took an early lead, scoring all its goals in the first half. Joelle Lussi scored two goals, both assisted by Amy Ruda. The fi- nal goal was contributed by Lisa Wasser with assistance from Meredith Edwards. The Black Knights dominated shots on goal, 25-11. VOLLEYBALL Lake-Lehman 2, Abington Heights 0 . Kari Maskalis led the Lady Knights with two aces, 12 digs, a block and 15 points as Lehman won 15-7, 15-4. Melissa Sutliff smacked five aces, had 12 digs and four kills. Tunkhannock 2, Dallas 0 Lauren Nafus had five ser- vice points and Kristen Vodzak chipped + in three more, but Dallas fell 15-3, 15-9. GOLF Hanover Area 167, Lake- Lehman 168 Playing at the Huntsville Country Club, par 36, the Black ,Knights were slimly de- feated by the Hawkeyes. Dustin Kapson and Justin Boyer led Lehman with 41. Derek White scored 42, and Josh Baranaski scored 44. Lake-Lehman 164, Crest- wood 182 Dustin Kapson led the Black Knights with a score of 38, followed by Justin Boyer at 41, Derek White at 42, and Josh Baranowski at 43 at a match played at Hunstville Country Club, par 36. Wyoming Seminary 158, Dallas 182 The Blue Knights outplayed the Mountaineers at the par 36 Huntsville Country Club. Dan Smith and Sean Gilroy both shot a 45, followed by Mike Fehlinger and Ryan Dimmick who both scored 46. TENNIS Dallas 7, Pittston Area O The Lady Mounts shut out the Patriots with wins by Brooke BlasE (6-0,6-1), Karl Blase (6-1,6-3),.Jenn Toth (6- 2,6-2), and Liz Samanas (6- 0,6-1) in singles. Dallas also swept the doubles matches with wins by Blase/Blase (6- 0,6-4), Kupstas/McOwen (6- 0,6-2), and Huh/Thimot (6- 4,6-4). VOLLEYBALL Lake-Lehman 2, Meyers 1 After splitting the first two games, (15-5, 4-15), Black Knights fought back in game 3, winning 15-1. Melis- sa Sutliff led the Black Knights with 23 digs, 14 kills, and 3 points. She was assisted by Kari Maskalis (15 digs, 8 Kills, 8 points, 2 blocks), Seiwell (15 kills and 5) and Swan (19 digs, 6 kills, 5, and 1 block) dA A BLAME Mi on FLAME THE PRETTIEST FLAMES OF ALL THROUGH THE LARGEST CERAMIC GLASS DOORS HIGH HEAT AND EFFICIENCY UP TO 50,000 BTU'S/HR WHILE BURNING . ONLY 1/3 THE WOOD CIfUNTRY FIREPLACE Rt. 315 North Dupont FINANCING AVAILABLE T& «3 &2 883-9733 the & BMT players sharpen their skills « ProShot Basketball Camp held a basketball camp specializing in basketball shooting and offensive skills. Each camp features compe- titions, games, as well as instruction. Competition winners were: 3 on 3, Joseph Collini, Appletree School, dribbling, Billy DeAngelo, Dallas; and passing, Alex Zamojski, Hate of Heaven. Players seated from left: Alex Zamojski, Gate of Heaven; Jacki El- lis, Dallas; John Prater, Dallas; Aaron Butler, Dallas; and Scott Skammer, Dallas. Standing: Coach Jeff Gilkerson; Andrew Beseck- er, Dallas; Lee Culver; Joseph Collini, Appletree School; and Coach Jeff Hartley. Penn State alumni plan trip The Alumni Society of Penn State Wilkes-Barre is planning a bus trip to the Homecoming Football Game on November 3, Penn State vs. Southern Mississippi. The cost includes game ticket, bus trans- portation, and tailgate parties before and after the game. For reser- vations or more information, please call Ann Saxton at 675-9202 or e-mail: asaxton@psu.edu. Reservations are limited and deadline is September 7. Cyclones tie with Abington The Back Mountain Cyclones tied Abington 1-1 in Sunday's match in U-11 boys NE Travel Soccer. Down 1-0 at the half, the Cy- clones answered back with a goal by David Zurek with assists from Mike Eckman and Carson Baker to tie the score. Playing excellent defense were Tim Ropel, Andrew Payne, Brad Johnson, Eric Fritzges and with Mike Gashi in goal. The Cyclones travel to Vestal, NY this weekend for a tournament. Dallas players seated from left: Robert Monk, Chad Gelso, and David Luksh. Standing: Billy DeAngelo, Michael Hazleton, and Coach Jeff Hartley ) BMT students receive academic honors ® Four underclassmen from the Back Mountain received academic honors for the Spring 2001 semester at Franklin & Marshall College. A student earns Honors List recognition for achieving a 3.7 or better grade point average on a 4.0 scale. A student earns Dean's List recog- nition for achieving a 3.0 or better grade point average on a 4.0 scale. Thomas Drew Kozlek III, a rising senior biology major, was named to the honors list. He is a 1998 graduate of Wyoming Seminary and the son of Dr. Thomas and Mary Kozlek, Shavertown. Carrie Ann Houssock, a rising sophomore,was named to the honors list. She is a 2000 graduate of Lake-Lehman High School. She is the daughter of John and Ann Houssock, Sweet Valley. Amy Jean Lloyd, a rising senior business administration (manage-, ment) major was named to the dean’s list, She is a 1998 graduate of Wyoming Seminary and daughter of John and Elizabeth Lloyd, Dal- las. Christina Marie Hogrebe, a rising senior English major and wom- en’s studies minor was named to the dean's list. She is a 1998 gradu- ate of Elmer L. Meyers High School and the daughter of Perry and De- brah Hogrebe, Shavertown. 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