PAGE8 THE POST SPORTS Sunday, January 28, 2007 ADAMSHICK HONORED FOR SCORING 500TH POINT Lake-Lehman Junior High School basketball player Selena Adamshick recently scored her 500th career point during a game against GAR. The eighth-grader received a ceremonial game ball to mark the milestone. Adamshick, who averaged 16 points a game this season, added to the career total during wins against Hanover Area and Dallas. Marking the milestone, from left, are Kari Maskalis, head coach; Selena Adamshick; Pat Adamshick, mother; Melissa DeCesaris, assist- ant coach; and Paul Adamshick, father. DOGGETT CAPTURES FIRST PLACE pee Ww. De ARES wa shen GY A NY 0 “1inprag S08. a Loser © : 87 4 vali. eins Los Conor © ¢ Thongson.. pA REPT & A : d Lame bh. Cpluin an rie, Tp iia. 3 TE 5 we Bivision 3 & vats fois 3 ¥ : v Summit Wrestling Club A Ayaey H#. Doggett. 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