8 The Post SPORTS Sunday, February 8, 2004 Scott Daube got caught in between Matt Alfano and Chris- tos Illiadis. 7-8 Boys (continued from page 7) FOR THE POST/JIM PHILLIPS Goeringer wins thriller In the season’s most exciting game, Ryan McAndrew scored 18 points as Dr. Goeringer re- mained unde- points while Devon McMahon led the defense. Jimmy Brown led Atty. Brown with 27 points while Andrew Ondish added 8 and Spencer Youngman 4. Paul Sgroi keyed the defense. Philadelphia Hair 25, Bishop Photo 20 Gary Verazin led Philadel phia Hair with a game-high 14 points. Stephen Zapoticky added 2 and Rocco Cabrera 1. Kurtis Manganella led Bishop Photo with 8 points while David Pierce played fine de- fense. Karchner Refrigeration 44, CDI 17 Chris Dillon had the hot hand for Karchner with 10 points while Ethan Pensalk added 6 points and Justin Brob- st 4. Jon Laity led the rebound- ing. Zach Dutter led CDI with 7 points. Tim Reinert played an DYB 7TH / 8TH GRADE BOYS | excellent game, adding 5 STANDINGS (as of 2/1) Butler chipped in with 4 and Myer Messinger stopped short and let Eric Tucker blow points. Morgan ~~ DeArmitt Brad Johnson had 3. Peter past before taking a shot. 2 youn and led the re- a, ap A Kaiser chipped in 5 points in ers 7th Grade 30 ~ Rosenn, Jenkins 32, Quad Dr. Ellis 10-5 | 9. Garret Hann chippedina 3- the win. Kyle Arnaud led the Steve Meskers scored his Three Group 26 ; Summit Pointe Builders 8-5 ointer for the Rotary. Fieldhouse with 17 points, Cliff game-high 21 points for Dallas, Chris Ellis scored 12 points Renaissance Center 7-6 Burger King 43, Pisaneschi followed with 12 Josh Backes followed with 9 for the winning team while Penn State Seed 7-7 Fieldhouse 36 points. Darius Fetchko chipped points, Tommy Youells had 8, = Joey Murray added 8 and Tyler Sneaker King 7-7 Steve Meskers and Mark in 5 and Vito Recta added 2. Ryan Urzen had 5 points, Dar- Shutlock 4. Nick Zabriski led Fieldhouse 6-7 Covert led Burger King with 13 ius Fetchko 4, Henry Messinger Quad Three with a season-high Burger King 5-9 points each, followed by Andy Plains Solomon league chipped in 3 and Jackie Ellis 14 points while Ryan Hogan PNC Bank 5-9 | Besecker and Brian Haughwout added 2 for the win. added 2. Zach Smith, Robby Dallas Rotary 1-13 | with 6 points apiece, while Joe Dallas 7th Grade 52, Mey- Adams, and Yuri Filak keyed the defense. McCarthy Tire 40, Summit Pointe 27, each added 3 points and Atty. Larry Brown 28 FOR THE POST/FRED ADAMS Cory Patton looked to for a teammate over Bishop Hobans’ Laura Valentine during last week’s matchup between the powerhouse teams. She scored seven points. Dallas (continued from page 7) including a 51-50 loss to Nan- ticoke. “It was really hard to breathe in here tonight. It was really warm, and I'm not used to wearing a mouthguard in- doors. It was an adjustment I had to make.” Dallas, the first-half division- al champion, was also making adjustments with its chances of catching Nanticoke for the sec- ond-half title unlikely. “The game was under con- trol,” Dallas coach Joe Noon said, “but the thing is we're do- ing different stuff. We're teach- ing and getting ready for the playoffs like everyone else.” Lacey’s three-pointer gave Dallas a 5-2 lead, an advantage it wouldn’t surrender. Hoban chipped away and moved with- in 21-20 at halftime on Laura Valentine’s three-pointer with five seconds left in the second quarter. Dallas, though, opened with six consecutive points to start the third quarter. Hardwick’s three-point. play midway through the fourth increased the lead to double digits. Pompey Dodge 30, Dr. Banus, Bynon, Kim 28 (20T) Hayden Jenkins burried a foul line jumper with less than 30 seconds to play in double overtime to lead the Dodge boys. Hayden had a car- reer-high 22 points while Bob- by Saba added 6 points and Robby Hoffman added a clutch hoop. Corey Eyerman had three key steals to lead Pompey Dodge to a come-from-behind win. The doctors were led by the sharp shooting of Dante DeAngelo with 7 points and strong inside play of Michael Banus with 11 points. Tim Kennedy added 10 points. Frank’s Manufacturing 35, Fleet National Bank 30 F.J. Constantino led Frank’s to a hard-fought victory, netting 20 points while Austin Smith added 15 points. Logan Bullock and Sean Kerrick each provided tough rebounding while James McGovern led both teams in steals. The bankers were led by Shane Dunn with 18 points while the trio of Matthew Dia- co, Chris Reimard and Nick Ondish each added a clutch bucket. Greg Petorak added 6 points for the bankers. Arris Engineering 19, Dr Jack Ellis 14 Garrett Artsma led Arris to a close victory with 4 points while Jason Schilling added 10 points on perimeter jumpers. Joshua Brobst and Ryan Za- poticky each added 2 points - while Michael Carey controlled the paint. Justin Ellis led Dr. Jack with 6 points while George Parkhurst added 4 points and Logan may chipped in 3 points. Gordon Insurance 31, Bishop Photo 30 Brett Wanek scored with 12 seconds remaining to lead Gor- don to victory. Brett scored 22 points while James DelPriore added a key bucket and Michael Gallas drove to the hoop and collected 6 points. Bishop Photo was led by Devon Taylor with 20 points while Dy- lan Hertel led both teams in re- bounds. Dallas Jr. Football 29, -Ostrum Construction 17 Kyle Sellitto led Dallas Foot- ball with 12 points while Eric Anderson scored 8 points. John Murray led his team in assists while contributing 5 points Os- trum Construction was led by Ryan McCarthy with 4 points, James Duffy added a clutch bucket. Eric Zawatski and An- thony Gialanella each added 2 points while Brian Goyne had several steals. Eye Care Specialists 31, Dough Company 11 The combination of Aaron Weir, 13 points and Alex Zubko, 14 points was too much for the pizza men to overcome. Jason Simonovich added 4 points and Chris LaFratte con- trolled the boards for Eye Care. Dough Company was led by Jordan Stephens, Zachary Downs and Craig Skudalski. Bishop Photo 10 Summit Pointe Builders was led by Danielle Harding with 12 points. Dana Martin added 6 points, Lauren Skudalski scored 5 points and Sarah Muldoon added 4 points. Bishop Photo was led by Mary Kate Osick with 8 points, while Sarah Gallis scored 2 points. Dr. Scott & Clements 27, Frank’s Man. 17 (OT) In three overtime periods, Dr, Scott and Clements pulled ahead for the win. Jamie Ra- towski led the doctors with 18 points. Julia Clements added 3 points and Kaitlin Kennedy and Amanda ~~ Thompson - each scored 2 points. Leading scorer for Frank’s was Taylor MIlling- ton with 10 points. Meghan Martin and Blair Costantino Samantha Martin scored 1 point. Martz Trailways 13, Darling’s Design 11 Martz Trailways was led by Sara Kneal with 6 points. Sarah Krogulski added 4 points while Gianna DeGraba added 2 points and Stephanie Dosiak had 1 point. Jackie Pearson led Darling’s with 3 points. Adding 2 points apiece were Kate Dar- ling, Emily Banas, Amanda O’Brien, and Danielle Shaver. Keystone Rehab 18, Fieldhouse 10 Keystone Rehab was led by Ellen Arnaud with 12 points. - Taylor. Dougherty added 4 points and Taylor Bowman scored 2 points. Fieldhouse was led by Sarah Konopki and Jen- nifer Rutalis, each scoring 4 points. Allison Hardwick added 2 points. McCarthy Tire used excel lent team passing to break open a close game in the sec- ond half. Marc Noyalis led the way with 16 points, followed by Travis DeBona with 10 points and Brian Wise with 6. John McCarthy added 4 points. Jim- my Brown scored 24 points for Atty. Brown while Matt Shaver added 2. Anthony LaFratte keyed the defense. McCarthy Tire 20, Bishop Photo 14 McCarthy Tire held onto sec- ond place as Marc Noyalis scored 8 points. Brian Wise and John McCarthy added 4 each while Jason Crispell was the re- bound leader. Cody Plesnar led Bishop Photo with 6 points while Jacob Simon added 2 and had several steals. Philadelphia Hair 46, CDI 18 Tyler Patton led the winners with 14 points, while Brandon Harding added 9. Tony Bevevi- no, Jim Amarando, and David DeWitt added 2 each. Cdi was led by Taylor Dunn with 8 points. Dustin Siperko and Kevin Muldoon added 4 points each while Carl Baxter led the rebounding. Goeringer Dentistry 40, Karchner Refrigeration 34 D.J Berley led Dr. Goeringer with 16 points while M ichael Diaco added 7 and Eric Baines 5. Griffin Adams added a bas- ket as his team closed in on the regular season championship. Nick Lombard led Karchner with 16 points while Hayden Jenkins added 10. Scot Riccetti played excellent defense and Adam Viercinski keyed the re- bounding. Karchner Refrigeration 25, Quad Three Group 23 Nick Lombard led the way for Karchner with 8 points. Ethan Pensak added 4 points and Justin Brobst 2. Chris Dai- ley led Quad with 14 points while Kevin Gilbert added 4 and Robby Adams 4. Zach Berger played fine defense. 5th/6th grade standings Dr. Bruce Goeringer 12-0 McCarthy Tire 8-2 Karchner 7-6 Quad Three 6-5 Rosenn, Jenkins 5-4 Dr. Harry 45, Bonner Chevrolet 26 Dr. Harry's Kristen O’Brien just missed a triple-double, when she scored 12 points and pulled down 14 rebounds to go along DYB with her seven assists. In a fast-paced game, Paige Selenski poured in 26 points, Katherine O’Brien } (Girls added 5and Courtney Besecker 2. Despite missing a couple of key players, Bonner Chevrolet hung tough the entire game, getting balanced scoring from Abby Mulhern, Danielle Krawetz and guest player Ellen Ar- naud, each scoring 8 points. Bethany Mulhern added 2. 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