12 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Thursday, December 13, 2001 POST PHOTO/JIM PHILLIPS Morgan Anderson looked for advice from a coach as he tried to es- cape his opponent's grasp. He lost the 145 Ib. bout by a 9-4 score. Roundup (continued from page 11) past Meyers Tuesday night. Meredith Lacey scored 14 and Roz Wentko added 10. After a close first half, Dallas exploded in the third and fourth quar- ters, outscoring the Mohawks 35 to 15. Dallas 58, Bishop O’Reilly 47 Leading by only four, 24-20, at halftime, the Lady Mounts in- creased their lead to 11 in the second half for the victory. Jackie Hardwick scored 15 points, Meredith Lacey added 1lincluding three treys, and Ashleigh King had 10. Lake-Lehman 64, Meyers 44 Improving their record to 3-1, the Lehman girls led by 32-17 at the half and continued their domination in the second. Casey Horvath led the Lady Knights with 13, while Kari Maskalis added 11 including two three-point goals. Danielle Kern netted 11. GIRLS SWIMMING Hazleton Area 114, Dallas 73 For Dallas, Jen Arthur won the 50 Free and the 100 Free. Megan Savage was victorious in the 500 Free, while Lacey Coop- er won the 100 Back. In the 400 Free Relay, the team of Arthur, Jennifer Lewis, Savage, and Cooper finished first. Tunkhannock 99, Dallas 87 Narrowly defeated, Dallas won six of 12 events, including two wins by Lacey Cooper in the 200 ‘IM and 100 Back. Jen Arthur also finished first in two events, the 50 Free and 100 Free. BOYS SWIMMING Hazleton Area 109, Dallas 77 For Dallas, Joe Stedny won the 100 Fly, and Doug Yeager won the 100 Back. The team of Doug Yeager, Shrader, Stredny, and Bob Murphy finished first in the 200 Medley Relay. Dallas 107, Tunkannock 79 Led by three swimmers who had two wins apiece, Dallas won 11 of 12 events. Doug Yea- ger was victorious in the 200 Free and 100 Back. Joe Stred- ney finished first in the 200 IM and 100 Fly. Bob Murphy won the 50 Free and 100 Free. 7-8 boys (continued from page 11) while Brandon Wills and Connor Lenahan, finished with seven and six points, respec- tively. PNC Bank 51, House of Nutrition 30 Brad Fagula and Mike Clemente combined for 41 points to lead PNC Bank. Fagu- la led all scorers with 23 points, while Clemente added 18. Teammate Alex Baltimore finished with eight points for the winners, who raised their record to 4-3. Steve Zubko led House of Nutrition with 10 points. Teammates Nick Samanas and Chris Parrish added seven points apiece. Eye Care Specialists 44, Sneaker King 26 Eric Domzalski and J.J. Durr combined for 23 points to lead Eye Care Specialists. Domzals- ki led all scorers with 12 points, while Durr added 11 for the winners, who raised their record to 5-2. Teammates Alex Kish and Jeff Decker added eight and seven points, respec- tively, while Guy Carpenter fin- , ished with four. David Luksh led Sneaker King with nine points. Robert Monk and Max Millington added eight and sev- en points, respectively. Gordon Insurance 37, Gilroy Realtors 24 Robbie Myers scored a game- high 21 points to lead Gordon Insurance. Robbie = Tomko added five points for the win- ners, who raised their record to 4-3. Teammate Dan Savage fin- ished with four points. Mike Race scored seven points to lead Gilroy. Teammates Adam King and Mike Wyberski added six points apiece. The Back Mountain Stampede recently captured second place in the U-11 division of the Hempfield Fall Classic in Lancaster. The team advanced to the championship game by compiling a 3-0 record with only one goal scored against them. They lost to the Hershey Strikers in the final game. The team placed second overall in a field of eight teams. Members of the team, from left, first row: Sean Dickinson, Shane Kitzmiller, Keith Roberts, and Jonathon Orlando. Second row: Nick Latosek, Graham Speace, guest player Carson Baker, Joe Osick, Tyler Coleman, Tommy Youells, guest player Derek Martin, Bobby Peron, and Brad Kabosky. Third row: assistant coach Dave Cole- man and head coach Tom Youells. Absent from photo is Jackie Ellis. -_re a ro 2002 trout stamp and print released The PA Fish & boat Commission has released the 2002 PA Trout/Salmon Stamp. The art of nationally known artist, Larry Tuc- ci, will be featured on the stamp, limited edition prints, and col- lectible patches. The PA Trout Stamp Program has been one of the state’s most suc- cessful and collectible programs. The program began in 1991 with a brown trout and continued with the fish theme until 1996 when the stamp images highlighted the “Streams of PA” starting with “Har- veys Creek.” The 2002 stamp is another example of utilizing the best work available to represent Pennsylvania. Tucci’s brown trout is one of the finest trout paintings ever done. Limited edition prints, stamps, and collectible patches are available from the PF. &BC'’s official publisher, Wilderness Editions. For a full color brochure or information on the PA Trout Stamp Program call or write: Wilderness Editions, RR3 Box 113A, Tyrone, Pa., 16686, call (800) 355-7645 or log on to www.wildernesseditions.com. Conservation Corps for local youth . The Pennsylvania Conserva- tion Corps (PCC) is looking for local young people who want to earn money while serving their community and learning new skills. Workers are needed for a PCC project sponsored by Ex- eter Borough. No experience ‘is needed. PCC corpsmembers, who are young men and women between the ages of 18 and 25, complete a variety of projects of public benefit. Members working on the Exeter Borough project will assist in the renovation of the borough’s new town hall. Corps members are offered a one-year term of service, and may be extended for up to two additional six-month terms. They earn $5.15 an hour to start, and $5.67 an hour after six months on the job. Corpsmembers who successful- ly complete a year of service earn a $1,000 cash bonus and may qualify for an education award up to $4,275. Corpsmembers get on-the-job training in power-tool safety and operations and many other skills. They are also offered out- service training, which may in- clude vocational-technical courses, college classes, field trips, and - if needed - the chance to earn an equivalent high school diploma. Corpsmembers receive regular wages while training. Individuals learning more about the oppor- tunities available through the PCC can visit the CareerLink Centers in Pittston or Wilkes- Barre. They may also contact crewleader Jim Roslevich at 602-7341 or Exeter Borough Secretary Debra Serbin at 654- 6816. interested ng CROSSWORD CORNER oy J? gv. el MT tourney The Back Mountain Cougars U-10 Girls Intramural Team were run- ners up in the six team Back Mountain Intramural Tournament. The Waves defeated the Cougars 2-1 in the final game. From left, front row: Gaby Olshemski, Emily Clay, Rachel Buckman, Second row: Bridget McGovern, Annie Van Scoy, Taylor Dougherty, Taylor Bow- man, Della Bobb, Third row: Emily Smallwood, Amanda Tomaselli, . Chelsea Kon, Ashley Zvikas. Last row Coach Cindy Olshemski and Coach Kevin Bowman. Heating grants available through UGI UGI Utilities, Inc. (UGI) is helping eligible gas and electric customers apply for grants from a federal energy assistance fund. The monetary grants, which do not need to be repaid, help customers in financial need pay their heating bills, repair or re- place a heater and avoid utility service shut off. To find out if they qualify for energy assistance dollars, cus- tomers should call UGI's toll- free phone number: 1-800-UGI- WARM (1-800-844-9276). UGI will mail applications to eligible customers and provide instruc- tions and assistance on com- pleting and submitting the forms. To qualify for assistance a customer must provide proof of income, a recent heating bill, and the name, birthdate and So- cial Security number for each person in his or her household. Applications are due by Janu- ary 31, 2002. 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