inna] fot The Dallas Post SPORTS Friday, September 26, 2003 1 & (0 be added 10 Endless ‘Mountains ‘Hall of Fame The Endless Mountains i Chapter of the Luzerne County Hall of Fame will welcome 17 members into its membership on October 11 at the Shadow- brook Inn and Resort. The in- duction banquet, which will be held for the first time in Wyoming County, is being co- chaired by Tunkhannock’s Charlie Shaw and Wyalusing’s Karl Schnure. The Lake-Lehman/Dallas nominees are Chip Sorber, Ron Swingle, Jack Davis, Bill Shala- ta and John Oliver III. The banquet will begin at 30 p.m. with hors d'oeuvres, ollowed by the meal at 6 p.m. Tickets can be obtained by Contacting Shaw 836-2049, Schnure 746-1353, Chip Sorber, 477-2303 or Dick Nasser 278- 3459. BACK MT. HURRICANES Hurricanes finish successful season The Back Mountain Hurricanes, AAU Girl's Basketball team, recently completed a successful season of competition. The Hurricane’s participated in numerous tournaments and most recently went undefeated in the Scoop Taylor Tourna- ment in Wildwood, NJ defeating Fencor, Lower Bucks Light, Parsippany Warriors and N.J. Rising Stars. The team also competed in the Hoop City and Wyoming Valley West 9/10 grade summer leagues. From left, first row: Devin Lacey, Erin Delaney, Lyndsay El- lis. Second row: Dr. Jack Ellis, Coach, Danielle Krawetz, Lind- say Maximowicz, Kaley Roberts, Melissa Gorski, Michele Gorski, Coach. § Dallas Girls Soccer Booster 1 Club seeking {support The Dallas High School Girl's Soccer Booster club is { working for the benefit of the |students on the Girl's High School Soccer Team. The club is in it’s early years and hopes to strengthen the program for { the children. lL We currently run several mall fund raisers each year to | provide an end of year ban- quet and gifts for our seniors. {Our current goal is to pur- | chase warm-ups for our team. | The club is asking for your financial support to help with this purchase. Any donation will be greatly appreciated by the girls, parents, and all High School Girl's Soccer Club, and mailed to the following ad- dress: Dallas High School Girl’s Soccer Booster Club c/o Donna Luksh, 52 Powderhorn Dr. Dallas, Pa. 18612. The club will reward your generosity by posting signs at ur events recognizing those who have helped, by patroniz- 1ing your businesses, and rec- ommending your services to our friends and neighbors. Lehman blanks Honesdale 5-0 HONESDALE — Traci Ragukas scored twice as Lake-Lehman remained unbeaten with a victory over Honesdale. Julia Covert had a goal and two assists for the Black Knights, Allison Boris added a goal and an assist, and Carrie Stolarick scored the other goal. Shannon Prescott stopped seven Hornets shots. Send your sports reports by dallaspost@leader.net Just Say, CHARGE IT! The Dallas Post now accepts American Express cards as.well as Visa & Mastercard for subscriptions, classified ads, and display ads. Just have your card ready when you call or stop in, and we'll make your transaction fast and easy. The Dallas Post Hall of Fame inductions at Misericordia DALLAS TWP. — College Misericordia will induct its first class into its Athletics Hall of Fame as part of homecoming activities Saturday. The class of six honorees will be introduced at halftime of the men’s soccer game with Wesley and the induction ceremony will follow in the Anderson Center. The class consists of Dr. Robert S. Anderson; Heather (Dougherty) Holdredge, Class of 1997; Jean (Drapiewski) Lacy, ‘62; Sr. Eloise McGinty; Mike Moeller, ‘84; and Char- lotte Slocum, ‘80. Anderson was inducted as a contributor in recognition of his support to the school’s ath- letics during the past 13 years. Among the many projects at Misericordia that bear the An- derson name are: Anderson Fields for Soccer and Softball, the Anderson Sports-Health Center and the Anderson Out- door Athletic Complex. Holdredge was elected for her stellar swimming career. She was the school’s first NCAA qualifier as a junior and became Misericordia’s first NCAA All-American in the 100 breaststroke in 1997. She held 10 school records upon gradua- tion and continues to hold four records. She has served as Mis- ericordia’s assistant swim coach for six years. Lacy was a basketball stand- out who ranks second on the school’s all-time scoring list with 1,171 points. She com- piled this total in 43 games while playing in an era prior to the three-pointer and still holds the school record of 27.5 points per game for her career. McGinty was elected as an administrator after serving as athletic director/moderator for 25 years. She pioneered women’s athletics while presid- ing over the evolution of Mis- ericordia varsity sports virtual- ly from inception of the mod- ern era. She received the Catherine McAuley Medal in 1987 for 50 years of service to Misericordia. Moeller was a men’s basket- -’ ball standout and became the first player in the program's his- tory to score 1,000 career points. Playing in the era be- fore the three-pointer, he ended his career as the all-time lead- ing scorer at Misericordia and is currently third with 1,558. Slocum has served as Miseri- cordia’s softball coach for 23 seasons, compiling a career record of 487-224. She has nev- er suffered a losing season. She enjoyed 13 seasons of 20 wins or more, including six with 30- plus victories, and she ranked sixth among active Division III coaches in victories entering the 2003 season. Her teams have won four Pennsylvania Athletic Conference champi- onships and two ECAC titles in addition to five consecutive PAC runners-up finishes. FIELD HOCKEY O'Reilly 3, Berwick 0 - SWOYERSVILLE — Annie Onzik had a goal and an assist as Bishop O’Reilly blanked Berwick. Ali Baur also scored for the Queenswomen, and Janelle Zabresky made four saves to get her third shutout of the season. Dallas game postponed The Delaware Valley at Dallas game was postponed and rescheduled for Oct. 15. The game was moved at the request of Delaware Valley to allow students to attend a funeral. EGENT STORM DAMAGE? HOLIDAYS COMING!! 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