12 The Dallas Post Dallas, PA Thursday, February 14, 2002 SPORTS ROUNDUP GIRLS BASKETBALL Dallas 55, Wyoming Area 40 Rosalyn Wentko scored 15 points to lead Dallas past Wyoming Area. Jackie Hardwick and Shannon Thomas added 13 and 12, respectively to lead the Mountaineers. Lehman 48, Nanticoke 44 Nanticoke led by 13-7 after the first quarter, but the Black Knights took control of the game with a 16-4 run in the second quarter. Jackie Paul led Lehman with 15 points, and Lisa Wasser and Megan DeCesaris each added eight in the winning ef- fort. "aéE© Central Columbia 43, Lake-Lehman 39 Lehman led 27-24 at half and 34-28 after three quarters, but Central Co- lumbia used a 15-5 run in the’ fourth to pick up the victory over the Balck Knights. Kari Maskalis and Jackie Paul added 12 and 11, respectively for Lehman. Lehman 51, Hanover Area 42 Lake-Lehman used a 17-10 run in the third quarter to seal a victory over Hanover Area. Jack- ie Paul led the Black Knights with 12 points, and Kari Maskalis added nine, completing three three-point goals. BOYS BASKETBALL Wyoming Area 45, Lehman 33 Dustin Kapson and Joe Walko each scored eight points for Lake-Lehman in a loss to Wyoming Area. The Warriors used a 15-10 second quarter to take the lead, and never looked back in the win. Dallas 46, Wyoming Area 37 Dallas trailed 24-22 at half- time, but used a 10-4 run in the third to pick up a victory over Wyoming Area. Dan Mulhern led Dallas with 11 points, including three treys. Chruck Suppon and Paul McCue added nine and eight points, respectively for the Mountaineers. McCue also had two threes. Nanticoke 51, Lehman 41 Jared Sadowski poured in a game-high 17 points, but it was not enough as Nanticoke defeat- WRESTLING Lake-Lehman 70, Southern Columbia 6 The Black Knights won 12 of 13 matches, highlighted by pins from John Houssock (112 pounds), Aaron Moyer (145), Matt Stuart (160), Bob Morris (171) and Matt Carey (HWT). Dallas 43, Scranton Prep 30 AJ. Muston (112 pounds), Brian Parrish (135) and Todd Jones (145) each recorded pins as Dallas defeated Scranton Prep. Brian Rother (103), Perry Coolbaugh (152) and John Wal- ter (171) each won by technical fall. Ryan Dimmick (130) picked up a major decision in the victo- ry. Dallas 55, Nanticoke Area 15 Highlighted by Nanticoke for- feits in each of the first seven matches, Dallas won 10 of 13 matches to defeat the Trojans. John Walter (171 pounds) recorded a pin, and Perry Cool- baugh (162) won in a major de- cision. BOYS SWIMMING Valley West 105, Dallas 78 For Dallas, Joe Stredny won the 100 Fly, Robert Murphy placed first in the 50 Free, and Arie Van Kuyk was victorious in Dallas’ loss to Wyoming Valley West. Dallas 93, Hanover Area 90 Dallas used five first-place fin- ishes, including victories by Doug Yeager in the 200 Free and 100 Back to defeat Hanover Area. GIRLS SWIMMING Valley West 135, Dallas 51 Valley West won every event enroute to a victory over the Mountaineers. Jen Arthur led Dallas with second-place finish in 50 and 200 Free. Dallas 107, Hanover Area 76 Dallas won eight of 12 events in a victory over Hanover Area. Lacey Cooper (200 IM and 100 Back), Jen Arthur (50 and 100 Free) and Annie Savage (200 and 500 Free) were each double POST PHOTOS/TIMOTHY J. RAUB Chuck Suppon signed his letter of intent to attend James Madison University. From left, seated: Kim Suppon, Chuck Suppon, Pam Ostroski. Standing: Chuck Suppon Sr.; Ted Jackson, Dallas football coach; Jack Wolensky, Dallas High School athletic director, Ray Ostroski. College (contined from page 11) Simonitis will be part of a strong Panther recruiting class, which includes receivers Larry Fitzgerald of Valley Forge Mili- tary Academy, rated one of the top high school wide receivers in the country by several recruiting publications, Princell Brocken- brough, rated the top junior col- lege recruit in the nation by JC- Football.com and a cast of line- men who all weigh 290 pounds or more, including Simonitis. “I like the city; it is going to be a great education for me,” said Simonitis, who will likely red shirt his freshman year. “The fa- cilities are top of the line, and the football team is just top of the line, and they are just get- ting better as they go along.” Other local high school stu- dents have also signed letters of intent to continue their academ- ‘ic and athletic careers. They in- clude: e Lake-Lehman soccer stand- out and two time All-American David Walters signed his official letter of intent to continue his David Walters signs for Penn State. From left, seated: Ron Walters, David Walters, Debbie Walters. Standing: John Oliver, Lake- Lehman principal; Tim Norconk, Lake-Lehman assistant soccer coach; Mark Stroney, former Lake-Lehman head soccer coach; Rich Gorgone, Lake-Lehman athletic director. soccer career with Penn State University. (Get when verbally commit to school.) eDallas soccer players Andrew George and Tim Faneck are headed to Cornell (no. 22 in the NCAA last season) and Bucknell, respectively. Mountaineer team- mates Ricky Branco, Ryan Love, Paul Shiber and Angelo Recchia are still undecided on their choices. eLindsay Boris, a senior Lake- Lehman field hockey player, has been accepted early by Brown University, and is expected to sign soon. - standout Brian Kelly, and most PSU fitness center ® adds programs Penn State Wilkes-Barre's Recreation & Fitness Center has released its schedule for spring, 2002. Classes in spinning, body sculpting, aerobics, racquetball, walleyball, cardio kick, step training, yoga, Pilates, and inter- val training are offered at various times throughout the day and evening, Monday through Satur- day. Child care is available for selected sessions. One-on-one weight room introduction is available for a small fee. The Athletic Building is open Mon.-Thurs. 8 am.-9 p.m; Fr. 8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sat: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; and Sun. noon-5 p.m.. Spinning is an indoor bike ride that is proven to achieve faster weight gy loss than any other indoor exer- cise. The first spinning session is offered at no cost. Hatha yoga, offered Tuesday evenings from 6:45-7:45, practices physical posture integrated with breath- ing to release tension, and pro- mote strength and flexibility of body, mind, and emotions. New this year is a Self-Defense Survival Techniques course. For more information, or to re- quest a brochure, please call 675-9259. Bullpen (contined from page 11) couldn't have come at a better time. At a time when three Back Mountain players have signed Division I soccer scholarships, it should not be forgotten who got the sport deeply rooted in the area. McCafferty not only made Dal- las one of the strongest soccer programs in the WVC, he also started the area’s youth leagues in 1983, which have seen the likes of former Lake-Lehman, Duke University and MLS soccer ® recently both Lehman’s David Walters and Dallas’s Andrew George come through the age- group leagues. Who knows where soccer would be in the Back Mountain if not for the efforts of McCaffer- ty. @® ed the Black Knights. Dustin winners for the Mountaineers. Kapson added nine for Lehman. Slocum stars as Pirates split weekend games Drew Slocum, of Shavertown had 14 saves in the Pocono Pirates’ Pee Wee A ice hockey team’s 10-8 victory over the Bristol Blazers Sunday at the Ice Box in Pittston. Slocum also had 27 saves in a 6-3 loss to the Binghamton Jr. Ice- men on Saturday. Shavertown’s Eric Wroblewski had an assist in that game. Speace scored in Pirates’ loss to Old York Graham Speace of Shavertown had a goal in the Pocono Pirates Squirt B team 9-4 loss to the Old York Road Raiders on February 3. Slocum has assist in Squirt A shutout Alex Slocum had an assist in the Pocono Pirates’ Squirt A teams 5-0 shutout of the Pennsylvania Predators at the Ice Box in Pittston. POST PHOTO/TIMOTHY J. 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