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The Dallas Post Dallas, PA
Thursday, January 24, 2002
Domzalski leads Eye Care
to 46-45 win over realtors
Eric Domzalski scored a
game-high 24 points to lead Eye
Care Specialists to a 46-45 vic-
tory over Gilroy Realtors in a
game decided in the final min-
utes. Jeff Decker
added 14 points
for Eye Care
Specialists (8-4),
while Guy Carpenter, J.J. Durr,
Alex Kish and Mike O'Day fin-
ished with two points apiece.
Mike Race scored a team-high
19 points to lead Gilroy Real-
tors. Adam King added 11
points, while Mike Wyberski
chipped in eight.
PNC Bank 54,
Morgan, Stanley 25
Brad Fagula and Mike
Clemente combined for 44 of
their team’s 54 points as PNC
Bank posted a key win against
Morgan Stanley, Dean Witter.
The win moved PNC Bank (9-3)
to within one game of first place
with two games remaining in the
regular season. Fagula led all
scorers with 24 points, while
Clemente added 20. Alex Balti-
more chipped in six points for
the winners. Ben Thomas led
Dean Witter (10-2) with 11
points. Adam Singer added
eight, while Michael McAndrew
chipped in three.
House of Nutrition 49,
Sneaker King 29 ’
Chris Parrish scored a game-
high 18 points to lead the win-
ners, who raised their record to
6-6. Nick Samanas added 13
points, while Greg Jerzak and
Steve Zubko finished with eight
and six points, respectively.
David Harding scored a game-
high 16 points to lead Sneaker
King. Max Millington and David
Luksh added seven and four
points, respectively.
Gordon Insurance 51,
Wilkes-Barre Pallet 49
Robbie Myers scored a game-
high 33 points as the winners
raised their record to 7-5. Joe
Bailey added 10 points, while
Chad Gelso and Robbie Tomko
finished with five and three
points, respectively. Bobby
Lenahan scored 22 points to
lead Wilkes-Barre Pallet Co.
Brandon Wills added 14 points,
while David Hanadel and Con-
nor Lenahan finished with seven
and six points, respectively.
Kravitsky powers Fieldhouse
Mike Kravitsky scored a game-
high 23 points and Michael
Tonart added 16 to lead the
Fieldhouse to a 43-34 vicotry
over Wasserott’s.
Teammates
Chris McAndrew
and Nick Bar-
bose added two points apiece.
Steven Meskers led Wasserotts
with a team-high 12 points,
while Joe Kaiser added 10.
Teammate Peter Blanchard
played well defensively.
Dallas Lions 32,
Summit Pointe Builders 31
Mark Covert and Jason Dar-
ling led the offense as the Lions
posted a come-from-behind win
over Summit Pointe Builders.
Harry Giacometti and Evan
Razawich were the game's lead-
ing rebounders. Michael Ryan
led Summit Pointe Builders with
a game-high 12 points.
Dr. Jack Ellis 30,
Commonwealth 19
Joe Bevevino scored 12 points
and Peter Steve added 11 to lead
the first-place team. Teammates
Garrett Hann and Jackie Ellis
added four points apiece. Derek
Martin led Commonwealth Tele-
phone with 11 points, while
Chris Mozeleski added two.
Summit Pointe Builders 42,
Smith-Barney 23
Michael Gross scored a sea-
son-high 19 points to lead the
winners. Casey Judge added
nine points, while Zach Halbing
and Josh Shaver chipped in
three and two points, respective-
ly. Devon O’Brien scored four
points for Smith-Barney, while
teammate Eric Klepar played
well defensively.
The Fieldhouse 44,
Smith-Barney 27
Mike Kravitsky was the lead-
ing scorer for the winners. Aaron
Butler played well defensively,
while James McAndrew was the
top rebounder. Chuck Young-
man and Paul Kowalek com-
bined for 20 points to lead
Smith-Barney. Teammate David
Fetchko played well defensively.
Bonner rides Domzalski’s scoring
to victory over Rosenn, Jenkins
Tara Domzalski scored all 10
of her team’s points to lead Bon-
ner Chevrolet
DYB ast Rosenn,
CECE] RIMS Jenkins, Green-
wald 10-9.
Heather Mines scored four
points to lead Rosenn, while
Carrie Bailey and Samantha
Backus added two points apiece.
Teammate Mona Loftipour
added a free throw.
WV Prosthetics 16,
Penn State Seed 13
Alyxandra Howard led a bal-
anced scoring with six points as
Wyoming Valley Prosthetics de-
feated Penn State Seed. Court-
ney Besecker and Laura Ker-
povich added four points apiece,
while Cecelia Besecker chipped
in a basket. Shauna Phillips
scored a game-high 12 points to
lead Penn State Seed. Teammate
Kristina Toussaint added a free
throw.
Dallas Rotary 25,
Parente Randolph 16
Ashley Myers and Erin
Crossin scored six points each
and Dallas Rotary held off a
fourth-quarter rally to post the
win. Lindsey Davenport added
five points for the winners, while
Lindsay Szalkowski finished
with four. Teammates Brittany
Kneal and Jessica Flaherty
scored two points apiece. Abigail
Mulhern led Parente with six
points, while Elena Habersky
added five. Stephanie Ashley
and Rosemary Shaver chipped
in two points apiece, while
Hillary Schaub added a free
throw.
Quality Collision 19,
Dallas Lions 13
Erica Slocum led all scorers
with 10 points to lead the win-
ners. Julie Haller added five
points, while Emily Polachek
-and Margo Aideuis chipped in a
basket apiece. Erin Belles, Am-
ber Cahill and Sara Kuffa each
scored four points for the Lions.
Teammate Krysta Kerrick added
a free throw.
Dr. Jack Ellis 17, CSI 14
Jill Jackson scored 11 of her
team’s 17 points to lead the win-
ners. Teammates Amanda
Roche, Stephanie Kiluk and
Megan Wills added a basket
apiece. Erin Delaney scored 11
points to lead CSI. Teammate
Rachel Miller added three
points.
DMS 7th grade team tops Lehman
Brad Fagula scored 19 points as the Dallas seventh grade team
edged Lake-Lehman, 26-18. Ryan Konopki added four points, while
Tom Parrish played well defensively. The team improved its record
to 6-3 with a hard-fought 47-44 win at Wyoming Area. Brad Fagula
led all scorers with 31 points, while Adam Singer and Billy DeAngelo
added 10 and two points, respectively.
Sixth grade travel tops fifth grade
The Dallas Youth Basketball sixth grade boys travel team defeated
the DYB fifth grade travel team in action at the Lake-Lehman
league. The final score was not provided. Mark Covert scored a
game-high 13 points and Mike Kravitsky added 12 to lead the sixth-
graders. Jackie Ellis scored eight points and Kevin Pierce added four
to lead the fifth grade team. Josh Backes chipped in three points,
while Derek Martin and Andrew Besecker added two points each.
More Sports on page 12
POST PHOTOS/JIM PHILLIPS
Mounts
(continued from page 9)
much as it has all season. The
Mountaineer bench has come
through for McCue countless
times, and has given him the op-
portunity to show some different
wrinkles in the line-up.
“Dan Mulhern was not on the
team last year, and has been a
big addition coming back, and é& !
Matt Wilson is only a freshman,”
said McCue. “We can have many
different variations on the floor
at a given time. There are not
many teams in the league that
can go with an eight-man rota-
tion.”
Dallas is not out of the cham-
pionship hunt, and only needs
to look to the rafters in the Dal-
las High School gymnasium to
see where they stand. Dallas has
won its only District II title in
1985 and McCue thinks this
year's team stands its best
chance to make it two.
“All I do is point to the ban-
ner,” said McCue. “These kids
are seniors; what else do they
have to work for? Nothing would
be better than to be able to walk
into the gym and say, ‘I put one
of (these banners) up here.’ “
In photos at Tuesday's game
against, Tunkhannock: Top Dal-
las head coach Pat McCue dis-
cusses strategy with him team.
Lower left: Dallas center John
Simonitis bodies up with
Tunkhannock’s Mike Gruen.
Lower right: Chuck Suppon
goes up strong to the basket as
Tunkhannock’s Adam Boettcher
tries to defend. !
Donkey basketball
at Lake-Lehman
Lake-Lehman High School will
host its annual Donkey Basket-
ball game at 7:30 p.m. on Fri-
day, Jan. 25 in the high school
gymnasium.
A pregame exhibition between
senior boys and girls will take
place at 6:30.
Advance tickets are $3.50 and
can be purchased at the high
school office, or from senior
class members. Tickets will sell
for $4 at the door.
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