8 The Post S P (0) RT S Sunday, January 18, 2004 Renaissance Center Coach edges Summit Pointe a rT Renaissance Center claimed a hard-fought 52-50 victory over Summit Pointe Builders. Eric Tucker DYB led Renais- sance with 24 1-8 BOY points, Scott Gallup fol- lowed with 8 points. Joey Colli- ni and Ryan Phillips had 6 points apiece, while Michael Mazur chipped in 4 and Devon O’Brien added 2 points for the win. Josh Backes led Summit Pointe with 30 points including five 3-pointers, Greg Nothstein followed with 9 points and in- cluding one 3-pointer. Zack Halbing scored 7 points, while John Bailey and Michael Ritalis added 2 points apiece. Lino’s Pizza 48, Sneaker King 46 Pat Murrary led Lino’s Pizza with 32 points, Michael Gross scored 12 points. Jason Darling and Aaron Hogan had 2 points apiece. Myer Messinger led Sneaker King with 27 points, Henry Messinger had 13 and Preston Balavage added 6 points. Pompey Dodge 58, Burger King 49 Tommy Youells led Pompey Dodge with 26 points, Doug Harding followed with 15, and D.J. Berley had 12. Dave Zurek chipped in 3 and Russell Jenk- ins added 2 for the winners. Mark Covert and Steve Meskers led Burger King with 14 points each. Andy Besecker followed with 12, Brian Haugh- wout 6, Joe Kaiser 2 and Joey Evans added 1. Fieldhouse 44, Dallas Rotary 43 Kyle Arnuad led the Field- house with 26 points, Cliff Pisaneschi followed with 9 points. Vito Recchia chipped in 5, while Eddie Stredney and Peter Blanchard added 2 points apiece. Peter Steve led the Ro- tary with 20 points followed by Matt Alfano with 12 and Kevin Pierce with 9. Sneaker King 42, Dallas Rotary 28 Myer Messinger led Sneaker King with 21 points followed by his brother Henry Messinger with 11 points in- cluding one 3-pointer, and Kon- rad Kraszewski added 10 points for the win. Kevin Pierce led the Rotary with 13 points, Chris Mozelski 6, Matt Alfano 5, and Jimmy Brown added 4. PNC Bank 51, Penn State Seed 41 Joe Bevevino led PNC with 20 points, followed by Joe Os- ick with 10 points, Derek Mar- tin with 9 points including one 3-pointer. Ryan Williams scored 6 points, Josh Shaver chipped in 4 and Eric Fritgzes added 2 for the winners. Mike Kravitsky led Penn State Seed with 27 points. Harry Giacometti and Kyle Williams chipped in with 4 points each. Kevin Buckman had a 3-pointer and Chuck Youngman added 2 . Lino’s Pizza 46, Dr. Jack Ellis 37 Pat Murrary led Lino’s with 29 Points including one 3- pointer, Michael Gross scored 7 points, Jason Darling and Evan Razawich chipped in 4 points each while Aaron Hogan added 2 for the win. Scott Skammer led the docs with 14 points fol- lowed by Jackie Ellis with 10 points including two 3-point- ers, Chris Ellis with 9 points in- cluding one 3-pointer. Brad Johnson and Lee Culver added 2 points apiece. Plains Solomon League Dallas 7th Grade 50, GAR 7th Grade 39 Tommy Youells led Dallas with 13 points, Josh Backes fol- lowed with 12 points. Steve Meskers had 8, Scott Skammer 7, Ryan Urzen 5. Henry Messinger chipped in 3 and Darius Fetchko added 2 points for the win. Dallas 8th Grade 44, GAR 8th Grade 30 Mike Kravitsky led Dallas with 12 points, followed by Myer Messinger with 7 points. Joe Bevevino, . Kyle . .Arnaud, Eric Tucker chipped in 4 points apiece for the win. Quad 3 closes deal on lawyers Chris Dailey scored 37 points during Quad Three Group's last two games to lead his team to a pair of victo- DYB ries. Quad dged A tt . 5-6 BOYS = Brown 35-33 as Nick Zabriski added 8 points and Kevin Gilbert had 4. Attor- ney Brown was led by Jimmy Brown with 24 points. Spencer Youngman had several key steals while Matt Shaver and Garrett Konecke keyed the de- fense. Quad Three Group 23, Rosenn, Jenkins 15 Quad forced multiple turnovers to edge the lawyers. Zach Smith added 2 points for Quad while Robby Adams led the rebounding. Chris Ellis had 10 points for Rosenn, while Tyler Shutlock and Kyle Weaver added 2 points each. Karchner Refrigeration 32, Philadelphia Hair 30 (OT) Hayden Jenkins had 10 points and Chris Dillon added 5 assists as Karchner Refrigera- tion Service won a thriller in overtime. Scot Riccetti played excellent defense while Adam Viercinski made a key free throw to send the game into overtime. Gary Verazin led Philadelphia Hair with 12 points. Rocca Cabrera added 6 points, followed by David De- Witt, Stephen Zapoticky, and Brandon Harding with 4 each. McCarthy Tire 38, CDI 27 Andrew McCabe and Travis DeBona had 12 points each while Brian Wise added 6 as McCarthy Tire took over sec- ond place. Taylor Dunn and Kevin Muldoon led the scoring for Diagnostic, while Dustin Siperko controlled the boards and Tim Reinert the defense. Goeringer Dentistry 49, Atty. Brown 27 D.J. Berley exploded for 22 points and Michael Diaco added 11 as Dr. Bruce Go- eringer Family Dentistry re- mained undefeated. Damon Marth had 4 points and Griffin Adams 2. Atty. Brown 30, Bishop Photo 28 Jimmy Brown scored 19 of his 21 points in the second half as Attorney Larry Brown re- bounded to beat Bishop Photo. Spencer Youngman added 5 points and Andrew Ondish 2 while Paul Sgroi keyed the de- fense. Cody Plesnar led the scoring for Bishop Photo,. Goeringer Dentistry 33, CDI 16 Devon McMahon and Eric Baines scored 6 points each to led Dr. Bruce Goeringer Family Dentistry over Center for Diag- nostic Imaging. Zach Dutter led Diagnostic with 4 points, while Kevin Muldoon added 3. Tim Reinert and Carl Baxter added 1 point each. DYB 5-6 BOYS STANDINGS Goeringer McCarthy Tire Quad Three Group Atty Brown 6-0 5-1 5-2 4-4 Karchner Refrigeration 3-3 DMS slates physicals Dallas Middle School spring sports physicals will be held Febru- ary 5 and February 12 at 8:30 a.m. Parent permission forms are available in the school office and must be completed and returned to the nurse prior to the examination. Any student who plans to play baseball, softball, or track and field in the spring is required to have a physical before attending the first day of practice. Send your sports reports by thepost@leader.net Blitz captures travel league championship Back Mountain Blitz recently captured the Boys U-9 Back Mountain Travel League championship. The Blitz defeated the Mountaintop Burn 3-1 in the semi-finals and Back Mountain Magic 1-0 in the championship game. The Blitz is coached by Dawn Harding and Barbara Goode. Shown are Blitz team members, from left, kneeling: James DelPriore, Brandon Scharff, Brenden Ehret, Dylan Niger, Kieran Sutton, and Josh Shilanski. Standing: Eric Yurko, Drew Harding, Chris Edkins, Frank Henry, Jared James, and Brian Goode. Eye Care Specialists 31, Bishop Photo 30 Alex Zubko canned 22 points and Aaron Weir added 8 points in leading Eye Care Specialists. Robert Feher hit a long range jumper while Justin Hrabosky con- trolled the paint. Bishop Photo was led by the duo of Devon Taylor and Donnie Behm, who both netted 14 points while Buddie Shutlock added 2 points. Banus, Bynon, Kim 16, Gordon Insurance 14 Michael Banus scored 8 points while Dante DeAngelo added 2 points in leading the doctors to victory. Tim Kennedy added 6 clutch points. James DelPriore and Brett Wanek led Gordon Insur- ance with 7 points each. Pompey Dodge 37, Franks Manufacturing 27 Pompey Dodge came out hot, scoring 18 points in the first quarter and never looked back. The car men were led by Hayden Jenkins with 18 points. Bobby Saba added 8 points while Robby Hoffman added 6 points. Austin Smith was hot from the outside scoring a sea- son high 20 points for Frank’s while Logan Bullock and Johnathan Strausser each added a bucket. F.J. Constanti- no added 3 points. Dallas Jr. Football 25, Dr Jack Ellis 13 Brain Stepniak continued his good play scoring 13 points and dominating the paint in leading his team to victory. Paul Brace and Eric Anderson each added 4 points. Dr. Ellis was led by David Miller with 4 points and George Parhurst added 3 points. Justin Ellis and Christopher Ehret each added a bucket. Arris Engineering 24, Fleet National Bank 14 Jason Schilling was hot from the outside, scoring 20 points while Garrete Artsma added 4 points to lead the engineers. Fleet was led by Shane Dunn with 9 points while Dylan PII- ger added a bucket. Greg - Petorak comtributed 3 points. Dough Company 22, Ostrum Construction 10 Jordan Stephens scored 14 points while Thomas Stitzer added a clutch jumper in lead- “ing Dough Company to victory. Jack Matusiak added 4 points while Zachary Downs sank two free throws. Ostrum Construc- tion was led by Christopher Ostrum with 6 points and nu- merous blocked shots. Ryan McCarthy added a bucket and played great defense. Dallas Jr. Football meeting The Dallas Junior Football Association will conduct a meeting on Wednesday, January 21 at 8 p.m. at the Dallas Township Mu- nicipal Building. The public is welcome. Should Waters decline the poéition, Myers would likely be next in line. Another source said Langan had little chance of being retained and the School Board was looking for a new direction to the program. The source said nine appli- cants were interviewed initial- ly, including two with local ties who are coaching and teaching outside the area, and a local head coach. Lehman opened the 2003 season with a 2-0 victory at Nanticoke, then lost its next nine games. The Black Knights finished 2-8 in 2002 and 3-7 in smallest Class 3A school the past four years, and was just three male students over the 2A limit the last two years. The school will drop to 2A in football in 2004 and 2005, thus avoiding bigger schools and traditional powers — such as Berwick, Hazleton Area, Williamsport, Wyoming Area and Wyoming Valley West — which have been on the sched- ule at times during the last four seasons. (Times Leader sports team leader Kurt Knapek contributed to this report). Keystone Rehab 22, Darling Graphic Design 8 Ellen Arnaud led Keystone Rehab with 12 points, Taylor Dougherty and Cara Hoffman each added 4 pio- nts apiece and Taylor Bownam had 2 points. Darling was led by Emi- ly Banas with 4 points, Jackie Pearson and Amanda O’Brien each added 2 points. Bishop Photo 23, Fieldhouse 11 Bishop Photo was led by Mary Kate Osick with 13 points. Rachel Buckman fol- lowed with 6 points, and Meghan Gallis had 4 points. Al- lison Hardwick led Fieldhouse 9 points, while Jennifer Rutalis added 2 points. Frank’s Manufacturing 21, Martz Trailways 4 Mikaela Pricher led Frank’s with 11 points. Samantha Mar- tin added 4 points, and Meghan Martin, Taylor Millington, Blair Costantino each scored 2 points. For Martz Trailways Sara Kneal and Stephanie Dosi- ak each scored 2 points. Arris Engineering 20, Dr. Scott & Clements 14 Leading Arris team Do- minique DeAngelo with 8 points. Adding to the team’s scoring was Demetra Szatkows- ki with 4 points, Asheigh Napierkowski with 6 points and Shannon Brobst with 2 points. Jamie Ratowski led Dr. Scott & Clements with 11 points, while Catherine Clements added 3 points. CDI defeats Dr. Ellis CDI was led by Lauren Scafi- di with 6 points. Melissa Tuck- er and Katie Yanchuk each added 4 points. Sarah Pomfret had 2 points. For Dr. Ellis was led by Tamara Nijmeh with 4 points. Jessica Hiscox, Amelia Pietraccini, and Allison Spencer each added a 2 points. Russell's Auto Sales tops Quad Ili Russell's Auto Sales was led by Sidney Myers with 10 points while Madeline Mulhern added 4 points. Quad III was led by Danielle Spencer and Alyssa Monaghan with 2 points apiece. Met Life Securities over Bishop Photo Met Life was led by Alex Heltzel with 11 points and Kara Augustine with 4 points. Bishop Photo was led by Tan- ner Englehart with 6 points and Chelsey Conahan had 4 points. R.J. Green defeats Arris Engineering R.J. Green was led by Sara Flaherty with 14 points, while Alyssa Charney added 4 points and Jennifer Lloyd chipped in 2 points. Sabrina Zurek led Arris with 6 points and Dana Carey added 2 points. 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