8 The Dallas Post SPORTS Sunday, February 27, 2005 DALLAS YOUTH BASKETBALL Frank's Manufacturing 46, Bishop Photo 31 Chelsea Pike led for the win- ners with 16 points followed by Taylor DYB Dougherty 7-8 Girls with 14. Also scoring for Frank's were Jamie Ratowski with eight, Blair Constantino with six and scoring two apiece were Framcesca Pacucci and Amanda Schafer. Leading Bishop Photo with a game-high 19 points was Stephanie Ashley, followed by Dana Martin with six. Also scoring for Bishop were Julie Manorek with four points and Sarah Muldoon with two. Helping on defense was guest player Ashleigh Napierkowski. Dough Co 34, Rosenn, Jenkins, Greenwald 27 Team defense and Jill Jacksons 11 points led the Dough Co to a victory over pre- viously unbeaten RIG. Dominique DeAngelo added seven, Carli Menzel and Adria Eckert scored six each, Megan Pietracinni and Jen Rutalis had two each. Rosenn, Jenkin, Greenwald was led by Abby Mulhern with a dozen points. Shauna Phillips scored 11 and Julia Clements and Alyxandra Howard had two each. Nicole Redinski and Ashleigh Napierkowski led defensively. Philadelphia Hair 55, Bishop Photo 38 Leading for the winners with a game high of 24 was Ellen Arnaud, followed by Jessica Flaherty and Cierra Leonardo with eight points apiece. Also scoring for Philadelphia Hair were guest player Sara Flaherty with six, guest player Sarah Kneal with five and Erin Belles with four points. Scoring for Bishop Photo were Stephanie Ashley with 16 points, followed by Mikaela Pricher with eight. Also scoring for Bishop Photo were Alicia Roncevich and April Rattigan with four points apiece. Scoring two points apiece were Julie Manorek, Dana Martin and Sarah Muldoon. Dr. Scott & Clements 20, Met Life 18 (O.T.) Catherine Clements tied the game for the Docs by making two free throws with nine sec- onds left and Lauren Skudalski (14 points) DYB sank the win- 5-6 Girls ning basket in overtime. Kelsey Maas scored four points and Gabrielle Byczek played tough defense. Met’s high scor- er was Allison Hardwick with 12 followed by Shannon Brobst with four points behind the strong defense of Kassondra Michno and Alexandra Heltzel. Fieldhouse 17, Landshapers 10 Fieldhouse’s Taylor Millington put up eight points to lead her team to a win along with Cortney O’Brien, four points, Rachel Nilsson with two ponts and the exceptional defensive of Allison Spencer. Landshaper’s high scorer was Jackie Pearson with eight points followed by Mary Kate Osick with two points while Chelsi Hunter led the defense. Arris Engineering 27, Dr. Scott & Clements 21 Demetra Szatkowski with 13 points and Meghan Gallis with 10 points led Arris to victory, assisted by Melissa Snyder’s four points and the tough defense of Christine McCarthy. The Docs’ Lauren Skudalski scored 16 points, followed by Catherine Clements with four behind a rock defense led by Alyssa and Kelly Monaghan. Ill Guys Pizza 21, Crystal Vision Center 16 III Guys’ Sydney Meyers played a great game, scoring 11 points for the winners, followed by both Erika McCabe and Sara Kneal with four points while Emily Collins chipped in two points. Vision's Dana Krawetz sinks 14 points along with Bryanna Latona’s two points while Nikki Sobocinski and Jennifer Lloyd played excep- tional defense. Darling Graphic Designs 24, Fieldhouse 12 Katie Darling led the Graphic girls’ offense with 16 points, fol- lowed by Kara Augustine’s four points, and McKenzie Kelly’s and Lauren Orlando’s two points each. Fieldhouse’s high scorer was Cortney O’Brien with nine points assisted by Melissa Tucker’s two points, Alicia Kaiser’s one point and the tough defense of Ali Snider. Philadelphia Hair 38, Met Life 19 The Hair Girls’ Samantha Martin heated up for 14 points to lead her team to a win, backed by teammates Sarah Konopki with 11 points, Dana Carey with six points and Vanessa Wells with six. Kassandra Michno stepped up as Met’s high scorer with seven points followed by Meghan Martin with six points, Stephanie Dosiak with four and Alexandra Heltzel with two points. Darling Graphic Designs 30, Landshapers 19 Darling’s powerhouses Katie Yanchuk, Lauren Orlando and Katie Darling put up 10 points each to keep their team’s win- ning streak alive behind the drive stopping defense of Kalie Lindbuchler. Landshapers’ scor- ing was comprised of Sara Flahery with nine points, Chelsey Conahan with four points and both Alyssa Charney and Brooke Evans with two points each. Crystal Vision Center 28, Philadelphia Hair 18 Tough defender Dana Krawetz fired up her team, sink- ing 16 points to lead Crystal to victory, assisted by Sabrina Zurek’s four points, Briana Zablotney’s four points, Sarah Zablotney’s two points and Samantha King’s two points. Philly’s balanced offense was made up of Sarah Konopki with eight points, Dana Carey with four points, Samantha Martin with four points and Danielle Shaver with two points. Fieldhouse 43, The Post 6 Sydney Myers led her team to victory with 37 points. Michelle Thompson DYB contributed 4 Girl four points 3-4 5 while Alyssah Dombek, Madison Ziemba and Shelby Gumble played good defense. Scoring for the Post were Maria Lombard with four and Merissa Konnick with two. Katlynn Cavanaugh, Bethany Dennis and Maggie King led the defense. Quad Three 18, The Post 14 Rachel Olszewski led Quad Three with 10 points, followed by Abby Berger with six and Erin Muldoon with two. Allison Sands and Chelsey Kush played strong defense. The Post’s Maria Lombard scored six - points while Merissa Konnick and Madeline Mulhern con- tributed four each. Playing good defense were Lauren Butruce and Katie Metcalf. Fieldhouse 34, Commonwealth Tel. 8 Top scorer for Fieldhouse was Sydney Myers with 20 followed by Michelle Thompson with eight and Nell Adams with six. Jenna Morgan and Kelly Jacobs played strong defense. Scoring for CTE were Jessica Keihl, Maggie Michael, Meghan O’Brien, and Cara Pricher — all with two points each. Erin q Michael and Alyssa Menzel played good defense. Integrated Power 41, Belrick 18 Integrated Power’s Tanner Englehart was top scorer with 33 points. Ashley Sabecky con- tributed four points while Jennifer Cave and Taylor Kelley scored two each. Stephanie Baines and Brooke Shotwell played good defense. Jessica Hiscox led Belrick with 10 points followed by Elizabeth Dillon with four. Leah Benedetti and Courtney Phillips contributed two each. The defense was led by Emma Niznik and Evonna Ackourey. 3RD GRADE GIRLS SKILLS WINNERS Layups: 1st place, Michelle Thompson; 2nd place, Maggie Michael; 3rd place, Bethany Dennis. Foul Shots: 1st place, Abby Berger; 2nd place, Kayla Gleco; 3rd place, Taylor Kelley. 4TH GRADE GIRLS SKILLS WINNERS Layups: 1st place, Sydney Myers; 2nd place, Madeline Mulhern; 3rd place, Ashley Dunbar. Foul Shots: 1st place, Katie Metcalf, 2nd place, Lauren Rando; 3rd place, Brittany Harris. FOR THE POST/CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK Jackie Ellis plays the point for Dallas eighth grade in its WVC championship victory. Scott Skammer works his way under the defense looking for some points for the Dallas eighth grade team. Pompey Dodge 56, Dr Jack Ellis 24 Kevin Muldoon led the way with 18 points and numerous rebounds while Jordan Stephens added 12 points. Brain DYB Wise added eight points and Hayden Jenkins 5-6 B oySs dropped in eight points. Josh Shilanski had four points while Jacob Pisorak and Anthony LaFratte each hit clutch baskets to led Pompey Dodge’s balanced scoring. Pompey finished the regular seaon unde- feated and regular season champions. Michael Banas had 13 points while Kohnor Rice hit for six points for Dr Jack Ellis. Shane Panokas made a free throw and Garrett Artsma scored four points. Rosenn, Jenkins, Greenwald 32, Eye Care Specialists 25 Drew Schaub led the lawyers with 12 points and Brandon Harding and Steven Haughwout each scored six points. Nick Zabriski and Justin Brobst each scored four points for the Lawyers. Eye Care was led by Alex Zubko, Spencer Youngman and George Parkhurst. Frank's Manufacturing 33, Cyrystal Vision Center 29 Dustin Siperko and Brett Wanek com- bined for 22 points to lead Franks. Stephen Zapoticky added eight points while Jake Kalany and Johnathan Barre each added a bucket. Shane Dunn led Crystal Vision with 11 points while Will Bevevino added six points. David Pierce had four points and Kevin Gilbert also added four points. Sean Kerrick and Matt Timmerman each had two. Braces Orchard 33, Karcher Refigeration 29 Marc Noyalis , Pat Touhey and Jason Schilling combined for 27 points to led Braces. Paul Brace led both teams in rebounds. Eric Novroski played great defense. Jack Simon led a furious fourth quarter comback with 10 points and Scot Riccetti added six points while Jason Crispell did a great job on the boards. Bishop Photo 38, Dr. Bruce Goeringer 16 Devon Taylor and Bobby Saba com- bined to score 19 points to led Bishop Photo, Zack Dutter added eight points while Donnie Behm added seven points. David Miller led both teams in assists. Adam Goeringer, Robby Adams and Christopher Dillon led Dr Bruce Goeringer. 5TH GRADE SKILLS WINNERS Free throws: 1st place Matt Timmerman 2nd place George Parkhurst 3rd place Harry Parkhurst Layups: 1st place, Alez Zubko; 2nd place, Hayden Jenkins; 3rd place, Shane Dunn. 6TH GRADE SKILLS WINNERS Free Throws: 1st place, Travis Debona; 2nd place, Rocco Cabrera; 3rd place, Zachary Smith. Layups: 1st place, Marc Noyalis; 2nd place, Tyler Shutlock; 3rd place, Jon Lando. Dallas Lions 27, Brace's Orchard 19 Eric Zawatski scored 10 points and Kyle nine. Dominic Deluca added four 3-4 Boys points for the Lions. Brace’s Orchard was led by John Murray with 15 points and Brenden Ehret with four. Rossario Bevevino led the defense. Razawich added DYB Gordon-Smith Ins. 43, Quad Three 19 Jason Simonovich scored a game high 25 points and Chad DeBona added nine. Michael Boland added seven points and Jesse Bynon two for Gordon. Corey Eyerman and Jack Matusiak led the scoring for Quad, while Nick Ondish added four points and Josh Evans led the defense. Sneaker King 40, M &T Bank four Dante DeAngelo scored 23 points. Bri Reese added 10 points and Alex Rubbico si for Sneaker King. Vinny Parente scored one point. Ryan DeRemer led M &T with four points while Drew Harding led the rebound- ing and Spencer Dieffenbach keyed the defense. Parente Randolph 22, Sneaker King, 16 Chris Behm and Michael Carey scored six points each. Blake Williams added four points and Aaron Napkora played excellent defense. Greg Petorak led Sneaker King with 10 points and Shane Jacobsen added one. Dough Co. 26, CDI 19 Craig Skudalski scored 15 points. Nicholas Michalisin added four and James DelPriore two. CDI was led by Ryan Zapoticky with 13 points and Rudy Georgetti with six. Jory Brezinski keyed the rebounding. CROSSWORD CORNER STRICTLY ; C SPEAKING : by Linda Thistle Uuper LroSSwWor Rational Numbers ACROSS 60 Progress 98 It may be 6 Keep the 45 “What?” 88 Actor Using the clues, simple arithmetic, TT CEE) 1 Summer 61 Chaka white shelves 48 Crack up Horsley and a little logic, place a single digit stinger Khan’s 99 Signor stocked 50 Proclama- 90 Currier’s (0 to 9) in each empty box in the F 3 5 Sailor's roup Ferrari 7 Crumhorn tions partner diagram. 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