10 The Dallas Post
SPORTS
Friday, September 12, 2003
Roundup
(continued from page 9)
hat trick and scored the go-
ahead goal with just under 12
minutes left as Wyoming Semi-
nary pulled out a 4-2 victory
over Delaware Valley in
Wyoming Valley Conference
field hockey.
Morris’s breakaway goal with
11:50 remain snapped a 2-all
tie. She added an insurance
goal with 3:23 left, giving the
junior five goals in Seminary’s
first two games.
Seminary (2-0) dominated
the first half and took a quick 1-
0 lead on Laura Eckman’s de-
flection goal.
SOCCER
Dallas 4, Valley West 0
SEPT. 8 — Eric Baltimore
scored twice on Monday as Dal-
las remained undefeated in
Wyoming Valley Conference
boys soccer with a 4-0 victory
over Wyoming Valley West.
Ryan Marascio and Terry
Ruger also scored goals for the
Mountaineers (2-0). Billy
DeAngelo had a pair of assists,
and Joe Wyberski and Gene
Lipski chipped in an assist
apiece.
Ryan Gilroy and Jon Pall
combined to make three saves
as they shared the shutout.
Lehman 5, Seminary 3
SEPT. 8 — Tyler Van Scoy
and Rich Eckman each scored
two goals to lead Lake-Lehman
past Wyoming Seminary.
Lake-Lehman took a 3-0 lead
in the first half. Seminary
trimmed the lead to 3-1 on a
penalty kick by Joe Anistranski.
Lehman scored the first two
goals of the second half to se-
cure the victory.
Dallas 3, Coughlin 1
SEPT. 4 — Ryan Marascio
and Terry Ruger scored goals
late in the game to propel Dal-
las past the Crusaders.
Dallas took a 1-0 halftime
lead on Eric Baltimore’s goal.
Joe Wyberski, Jason Brakefield
and Marascio picked up assists.
Both teams had 10 shots on
goal.
GOLF
rw 176, Lake-Lehman
SEPT. 9 — Derek White led
Lehman with an 8-over-par 44
at Irem Temple Country Club.
HE was followed by Steve
Cardillo (47), Dave Piatta (50),
and Dan Williams (56).
Wyoming Seminary 171,
Bishop O’Reilly 198
SEPT. 9 — Wyoming Semi-
nary’s Jack Berman and Mike
Lloyd each shot 6-over-par 42s
to share medalist honors. Chris
Molitoris added a 43, and Ross
team score.
Josh Aciukewicz led O'Reilly
with a 43 and was followed by
Conor Judge (49) and Tim
Crossin (51).
Bishop Hoban 141, Dallas
151
SEPT. 9 — Jared Northstein
fired a 34 to share medalist
honors as Bishop Hoban defeat-
ed Dallas at Hollenback Golf
Course. Also for Hoban, Mike
Clemente had a 36.
For Dallas, Sean Gilroy and
Jon Stevens had 37s, Adam
King a 38 and Mike Peller a 39.
Lake-Lehman 169, O'Reilly
171
SEPT. 2 — Lake-Lehman’s
Derek White and Bishop
O’Reilly’s Conor Judge each
shot a 6-over par 40 at Lehman
Golf Club to share medalist
honors in a match won by Lake-
Lehman 169-171.
Lehman edged out O'Reilly
on the strength of Steve Cardil-
lo’s 41, Doug Piazza’s 42, and
teammates Mark Rossick and
Brian Cardillos 46. The
Queensmen’s score was round-
ed out by Tim Crossin with 43,
Josh Aciukewicz with 44, and
Justin Sherin with 44.
The match was a makeup
from Tuesday’s rain-out.
Dallas 173, Lehman 197
SEPT. 4 — Mike Peeler won
medalist honors with a 5-over-
par 41 at Irem Temple Country
Club in leading Dallas past
Lake-Lehman.
Sean Gilroy shot 43 for the
Mountaineers, Ryan Dimmick
followed with 44, and Scott
Grundowski, Jon Stephens and
Adam King all carded 45s.
Lehman’s scorers were: Steve
. Cardillo, 44; Derek White, 50;
Bryan Cardillo, 51; Doug Piaz-
za, 52.
GIRLS TENNIS
Dallas 4, Coughlin 3
SEPT. 9 — Shoshana Gitlin
and Aly Nakkache won at No. 1
and No. 2 singles, respectively,
then teamed up for a victory at
~-No. 1 doubles to clinch the win
for Dallas and help the Moun-
taineers christen their new
courts at the high school.
Gitlin and Nakkache won the
first set 6-1, then went up 4-1 in
the second before Coughlin cut
it to 4-3. But the Dallas duo
won the next two games to give
the Mountaineers the win. Alia
Pyros had Dallas’ other singles
victory at the No. 3 spot.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Coughlin 3, Lehman 1
SEPT. 8 — Jessica Turak led
Lake-Lehman with 3 kills and 7
service points. Liz Martin had 4
POST PHOTOS/JIM PHILLIPS
The Dallas golf team routed Lake-Lehman last week, 173-
197, in a match at Irem Temple Country Club. In photos,
clockwise from top:
Lehman's Bryan Cardillo blasted out of a bunker. He shot a
51; Scott Grundowski carded a 45 in helping Dallas to the
victory, Dough Piazza watched his tee shot. He struggled to
a 52 for Lehman.
Youth basketball signups
winter leagues on Saturday, Sept. 13 from 1-5 p.m. and Tues-
day, Sept. 16 from 7-9 p.m. at the Wycallis Elementary School
gym. Players in grades 3-8 who reside within the Dallas School
District are eligible. There is a mandatory fundraiser for each
player with a buyout option. For more information, call
George Gracely (Boys) at 639-1467 or Dan McCabe (Girls) at
696-1190.
Dallas Youth Basketball will hold signups for boys and girls
Lehman bombed by Hazletong
HAZLETON — By the sta-
tistics, Lake-Lehman didn’t lose
by much last week to Hazleton.
After all, the Black Knights
had 15 first downs to the
Cougars’ 13, punted only three
times and gained almost as
many rushing yards.
But the statistic that mat-
tered was the score, and Hazle-
ton led that line 35-7, in part
because Lehman coughed the
ball up three times while the
Cougars kept their claws
wrapped firmly on the ball.
Hazleton tailback Matt Mc-
Gowan found the end zone five
times Friday night to pace the
Cougars.
McGowan, who rushed for
121 yards, scored early and of-
ten. He fielded the opening
kick on the 8vyard line and
sprinted straight up the left
sideline to give the Cougars a
7-0 lead.
Lehman finally scored on the
stingy Cougars defense late in
the game. Brandon Burkhardt
connected with Brandon Wren
on a halfback option to move
the Black Knights to Hazleton’s
five.
On the next play, Chad Der-
hammer — who rushed for 128
yards on 25 carries, scored on a
5-yard touchdown run for the
35-7 final. Wren finished the
game with four catches for 81
yards.
Punt, Pass & Kick Sunday
Punt, Pass and Kick, sponsored by Kingston Twp. Recreation, will
take place Sunday, September 14 at the Dallas High School Foot-
ball field. Registration and warm-up will follow the Raiders A
game.
Competition will start at approximately 4:30 p.m.
The free competition is open to boys and girls ages 7 to 13.
There will be prizes for top finishers in each event.
For more information call 675-0066.
Irem Country Club championship
Irem Country Club held it’s Men’s Club Championship August
30, 31. The results were: Championship Flight: First, Jim Hoover
(playoff first extra hole); Second, Ed Hennigan; Third, Jim Bline.
First Flight: Low Gross, First, Charles Preece; Second, Mark
Akromas. Low Net: First, Mike Pocceschi, Second, Jim Cocolin.
Low Gross, first, Al Choman, Second, Jim Finn. Low Net, First,
Karl Blight, Second, Howie Sangston.
BMT Wrestling
Club signups
The Back Mountain
Wrestling Club will take regis-
tration for the 2003 season Sep-
tember 15 and 29, 7-8 p.m., in
the community room of the
Dallas Township Municipal
Building. Returning wrestlers
must bring a Social Security
number. New wrestlers must be
at least 5 years old by August 1,
2003. Proof of age and Social
Security number are required.
For information, contact
John Hutchins, 675-0185; Bruce
or Jan Goeringer, 675-7415; or
Phillip and Denise DeLuca,
675-8662.
Rotary Charity Golf
Classic Sept. 22
The 21st annual charity golf
classic sponsored by the Dallas
Rotary to support Dallas Rotary
Charities will be held at Irem
Temple Country Club Monday,
Sept. 22 beginning at 12:30.
Call Kevin Smith at 696-5420
for an entry form.
Jean Lipski’s record
Jean Lipski’s career record (regu-
lar season and playoff games
only)
Year WL 1 Pet
2003-4. .0 0 7000
2002.49 3 0 864
2001 31 2° 4. 806
20000717. 2 ©.0. 895
1900-23 4 1 00
1998 22 3. 0. 7.880
1997 17. 2:5..1 7.878
1996-21 ‘1 1 9%
1995 “17 4 0 ' 810
994 11 5 1.878
1993 447 3» 3 iiaes
1902 14 “3+ 0 #804
1991 10 0 1.30 any
1990 10° 2.3. 7687
1980 "742.0 V5. 1... 604
1988. 13. 4: '1../:750
1987 10 “5 >. 0" ~.667
1986 10. 2.7 808
1985 7 2 3: +708
1984 mgese3 2 vALI80
1983.9, 8..:.2. ..698
1982 5 "7 2 49%
Totals 300 64 24 804
League titles: 2001, 2000, 1999,
1996, 1986, 1984.
District 2 titles: 1999, 1998,
1997, 1996, 1995, 1984.
State titles: 2002, 1996.
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