PAGE 10 Tue DALLAS POST SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2010 Dallas Senior High School Principal Jeff Shaff the Mountaineers basketball team. : er autographs Senior Day programs for members of CHARLOTTE BARTIZEK PHOTOS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST Senior members of the Dallas High School basketball team and their parents were honored at Senior Night recently. From left, first row, are Joseph Murray, Ryan McAn- drew, Nicholas Lombard, Hunter Englehart, Christopher Ellis, Christopher Dailey, D.J. Berley. Second row, Coach John Saba, Diane and John Murray, Roseanne McAn- drew, Chris and Meg Lombard, Christine and Dale Englehart, Sharon and Jack Ellis, George and Mary Kay Dailey, Beverly and Fred Berley and Coach Ted Jackson. Honoring DHS seniors Senior members of the Dal- las High School basketball team and their parents were honored recently at the school’s annual Senior Night. Players honored include D.J. Berley, son of Fred and Bever- ly Berley, who has been ac- cepted to Widener University, Misericordia University and Wilkes University; Christoph- er Daily, son of George and Mary Kay Dailey, who plans to attend college and pursue a ca- reer in sports medicine and Kinesiology. Also, Christopher Ellis, son of Dr. Jack and Sharon Ellis, who plans to attend college and pursue a career in the medical field; Hunter Engle- hart, son of Dale and Chris- tine Englehart, who plans to attend the University of Hart- ford and major in Engineer- ing. Also, Nicholas Lombard, son of Chris and Meg Lom- bard, who has been accepted to Arcadia University where = he will major in Physical Ther- apy; Ryan McAndrew, son of Rosanne and the late Dr. James McAndrew, who will at- tend college to major in Crimi- nal Justice. Also, Joseph Murray, son of John and Dianne Murray, who will attend either Temple Uni- versity or the Naval Academy to pursue a career in medi- cine. DALLAS YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE Bernie Frantz scores 10 points to lead Gattuso 3rd & 4th GRADE BOYS Dr. Kovalick 24 Gattuso Group 20 Bernie Frantz led the Dr. Koval- ick 76ers with 10 points in their 24-20 win over the Gattuso Group Accountants & Consult- ants Spurs in a very exciting game. Brody Strickland scored a bucket that put the Sixers ahead by two, then Andrew Kovalick went to the line and added two clutch free throws with seconds remaining. Josh Lydon hustled and grabbed several key re- bounds while Rusty Coolbaugh, Joey Chacke and Vince Vespico played aggressive defense. Mason Gattuso led the Spurs with seven points followed by Alex Kapral with five points while Jack Ziemba, Cole Wyfells and Nate Maransky all contribut- ed two points each. Jack Ziemba led the rebounding effort and Cole Wyefells played aggressive defense. UGI/Penn Natural Gas 30 Gordon & Long 17 Ben O'Connell led a balanced attack with five UGI/Penn Natu- ral Magic players getting into the scoring column in their 30-17 de- feat of the Gordon & Long Real Estate Cavs. O’Connell scored 16 points while Evan McClain added eight points and Colin Bowanko, Aiden Nelson and Christian Motley each added two points. Jared Po- lit Moran and Nick Adams played Dante Marianacci played t solid defense. Jay Bittner led the Cavs with 14 points. John Bynon added two points while Drew Patton round- ed out the scoring with one point. Drew Patton also led the defense, grabbing too many rebounds to count. Jake Novitski, Zach Palfey and Sam Kravitsky all played out- standing defense. Wyoming Valley Auto Sales 29 Orthopedic Consultants 27 Jake Weiland and Chris Mur- ray combined for 25 points to lead the Wyoming Valley Auto Sales Raptors in a 29-27 victory over the Orthopedic Consultants Bulls. Dylan Lisnow and Tony Cara- vaggio led the defense with seven rebounds and three steals each. Quad Three Group 28 Bishop Photo 15 The Quad Three Celtics de- feated the Bishop Photo Lakers, 28-15, to secure the number one seed for the upcoming playoffs. Matt Mathers’ 13 points and Josh Holdredge’s 11 points led the Celtics’ attack. Chris Hadsall had four points while Zach Miller and Zach Strazdus kept the pressure on the Lakers’ offense. Caleb Sweitzer and Elijah Chester an- chored the Celtic defense by con- trolling the boards. Scoring points for the Lakers were David Schuster with nine, Adam Borton with four and Tho- mas Marsola with two. Chris Ba- nas, Andrew Grabowski and defense. Apollo Group 33 Fieldhouse 28 The Apollo Group Knicks beat the Fieldhouse Sporting Goods Hornets, 33-28, in an exciting game. Derek Answini scored 17 points while Ethan Zawatski add- ed 12 points and Josh Lupole scored the other four points. Zach Bloom and Darren Kerdes- ky played great defensively. The Hornets were led in scor- ing by Dalton Simpson and Mi- chael Luksic with 11 and nine points, respectively. John Macey and Brian Kmetz each added four points. Once again, Ethan Moo- ney put forth a tremendous de- fensive and rebounding effort for the Hornets. Dallas Rotary 28 Burger King 17 Michael Anderson powered the Dallas Rotary Timberwolves into the playoffs with a game- high 24 points in their 28-17 win over the Burger King Suns. Matt Ferrara and Jonathon Manzella also added a basket. Matt Magnotta and Jakob Flores did an excellent job of shutting down the Suns’ offense. 5th & 6th GRADE BOYS Dr. Kovalick 40 DeLuca Law 29 Spencer Bowanko scored 10 points and Keith Gillette added nine as the Cavs from Dr. Koval- ick defeated the Deluca Law Of- Magic Sg AE Jimmy Powell had a strong game rebounding for the Cavs while Adam Niznik led the Bulls with 12 points. Anthony DeLuca added four points and Tim Elston controlled the boards. Thirty-One Lake Street 43 Thompson Trucking 33 Ryan Martin dominated under the basket as the Magic from Thirty-One Lake Street topped the Thompson Trucking Rap- tors, 43-33. Martin finished with 19 points, followed by David Simpson with 11. Ethan Szczecinski and J.D. Barrett added key baskets. Kyle Archer led the dinosaurs with 13 points, supported by Joey Bevevino with 10. Joey Thomp- son, Nick Mathers, and Ryan Co- hen all added a basket. Dallas Lions 30 Bishop Photo 23 Lee Eckert scored 13 points as the Dallas Lions Knicks contin- ued their winning ways with a 30- 23 victory over the Bishop Photo 76ers. Christian Wargo played well for the Knicks, scoring three points, and Andy Zeyher added a point. Daniel Mingey led the Sixers with a game-high 15 points while Andrew Matcho added six points and Steven Darling had two. Thirty-One Lake Street 28 Dallas Lions 27 Jack Tomko made the winning shot with 10 seconds left as the from Thirty-One Lake BE Co Group win Street edged the Dallas Lions Knicks, 28-27. Ryan Martin led the Magic with 15 points and Tomko fin- ished with six points, along with David Simpson. Colin Pertl and Lee Eckert combined for 23 points to lead the Knicks while Jonathan Adams and Justin Sweeney add- ed two points each. 7th GRADE SKILLS COMPETITION Dallas Youth Basketball re- cently held its annual seventh- grade boys skills competition. Jonathan Sabatini took first place in the free-throw event, fol- lowed by Jonathan Wilson in sec- ond place and Nick Muldoon in third place. Brendan Baloh won the shoot- ing contest, followed by Zach Connolly in second place and Aleksey Gittleson in third place. 8th GRADE SKILLS COMPETITION Dallas Youth Basketball re- cently held its annual eighth- grade boys skills competition. Blake Williams took first-place honors in the shooting contest, followed by Rory Mullin in sec- ond place and Chad DeBona in third place. Matt Saba captured first place in free-throws while Carl Gross took second place and Kyle Ra- awidthind place. -a ) AQUATIC CLUB Mountaineer Aquatic Club teams beaten The Dallas Mountaineer Aquatic Club hosted power Central Columbia on Satur- day, Feb. 13. Both the girls’ and boys’ teams suffered de- feats in the Northeast PA Age Group Swim League, with the girls losing, 166-80, and the boys losing, 163-75. The following swimmers placed in their events: GIRLS 8 & UNDER 25 Free - Ava Baur, second; Madison Federici, third 50 Free - Ava Baur, first; Emma Berger, second; Syd- ney Strickland, third 25 Fly - Julia Sabol, first; Madison Federici, second 25 Back - Hunter Kline, first; Morgan Masters, sec- ond }i 25 Breast - Emma Ber, second 10 & UNDER 100 IM - Abby Zolner, sec- ond | 50 Free - Taylor Cercone, second - Madison Hurst, third 50 Back - Madison Hurst, third 50 Breast - Jessica Ravert, third 100 Free - Heather Shively, second; Abby Zolner, third 12 & UNDER 100 IM - Krista Vivian, sec- ond 50 Free - Sarah Fasulka, first... Be’ ae 50 Fly - Krista Vivian, third 50 Back - Kennedy Strait- iff, third 50 Breast - Claire Giaco- metti, second 100 Free - Emily Bauer, second 14 & UNDER 200 IM - Nell Adams, third 200 Free - Amanda Rando, third 50 Free - Lucy Reilly, first; Nell Adams, third = 100 Fly - Lucy Reilly, sec- ond 100 Free - Amal Schwertdman, third 4 100 Back - Lucy Reilly, sec- ond BOYS 8 & UNDER 25 Fly - Kyle Greenwood, first 25 Back - Kyle Greenwood, second 25 Breast - David Lipinski, third 10 & UNDER 100 IM - Connor McAn- drew, second 50 Fly - Justin Butsavage, third 100 Free - Thomas Man- zoni, third 50 Back - Troy Reinert, second 50 Breast - Tyler Manzoni, third 12 & UNDER 100 IM - Colin Masters, second; Porter Luksic, third 50 Free - Jacob Plank, third 50 Fly - Colin Masters, first 100 Free - Jacob Plank, third 50 Back - Dominic Augus- tine, second 50 Breast - Porter Luksic, first 14 & UNDER 200 Free - Gage Bro second 50 Free - Drew Harding, second; Patrick Gelso, third 100 Fly - Drew Harding, second; Reid Luksic, third 100 Free - Michael Pod- skoch, third 100 Back - Andrew Levan- doski, first; Patrick Gelso, second 100 Breast - Drew Harding first; Samuel Giacometti, sec-
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