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ycamore hockey has Moeller in sights y Mark Chi:lfifOux
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The Moeller and Sycamore e hockey rivalry is probably 1e of the most lopsided rival~s in· Cincinnati high school >oris. While it's the biggest" rivalry 1mc in area hockey, the crutders routinely defeat the viators. In fact, no one from ther side can remember the st time Sycamore . won ~ainst Moeller. That could all 1ange Saturday i-vhen rcamore takes on Moeller at )Orts Plus. "It's the OSU-Michigan of gh school hockey in southn Ohio," said Nick Brunker, ho was a goalie · for 1camore from 1998-2002 1d does public address work r Sycamore. "That was the 1e game we circled every :ar. We could lose all our tmes and our season was a lccess if we won that one." The Aviators lost to the Cru.ders earlier in the season in closely contested 2-1 game. 1camore head hockey coach ~eg Ashton said the Aviators e a much better team now. "We clearly could've won at game so I think we feel oeller is certainly a team we .n beat,"· Ashton said.
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Moeller goalie Stephen l<elczewski has been astrong performer for the Crusaders.
"We've played some teams that tied Moeller and we beat them handily. We feel we're peaking at the right time." While the Aviators are peaking, the Crusaders are anything but. Moeller started the season strong and established a 14-game win streak from late November to early January. This helped Moeller to a No.8 ranking in the state poll, the highest it's been since the Crusaders made the ftnal four in 2005. The Crusaders have struggled lately, however, going 1-3-3 in their last seven games. "We're in a slump," Moeller head hockey. coach Mike
Reeder said. "We're having trouble putting the puck in the net and have lost some close games recently." In· addition to the re-emergence of Moeller's scoring woes, the Crusaders have had to aeal with a flu bug going around the team. It was so widespread at one point last week that more than half of the team was out of action. This will only make it harder for the Crusaders, who realize they are in for a tough game. ·~sycamore has done a great job turning their program around. We will have to play our best game to beat them," . Reeder said. While Moeller has
MARK CHALIFOUX/STAFF .MARK CHALIFOUX/STAFF MARK CHALIFOUX/STAFF Moeller!s Nate Han has been one of the Moeller's Jon Korst has been one of the standouts for the Crusaders this season. anchors of the defense this season.
a history of winning this game, Sycamore always puts up a fight. · "There is a longstanding tradition of Moeller beating Sycamore," said former Crusader Steve Bennet, who played for Moeller from 20052007. "They always come out strong and everybody lays it on the line." With the two teams going in. two different directions, Sycamore has a
good chance at taking d~wn Moeller. Some don't even think it will be close. "Sycamore wins this game by at least two goals," Brunker said. "Moeller is under~ staffed compared to what Sycamore has and Sycamore has a better coach. They outplayed them last time and Moeller got lucky. Sycamore absolutely wins this one."
Moeller head coach Mike Reeder said it would take Moeller's best game to beat Sycamore.
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Crusaders looking to score more By Mark Chalifoux
mchalifoux@communitypress.com When you simplify the sport of hockey to the extreme, it's about scoring more goals than the other team. · For the Moeller hockey 1 team. it's the scoring part of .· the equation that's been the · problem early in the season. · "We're out-shooting everyone," said head coach Mike Reeder, "we've gotta put more . h , pucks m t e net. The Crusaders (4-~) have lost two games by one ~oal ?nd .out-shot both opponents m those games by 15 or more. shots. One of those games was a i close 4-3 loss to defending ~.state champion Toledo St. ;JOh!J.'S as Moeller gave up the game-winning goal in the last . minute of play. "We're getting a lot of great . 1 opportunities," Reeder said. · "We- had three breakaways and a shot on an open net We couldn't convert. Just finishing .those opportunities is going to be the key for us." Outside of scoring, everyi. thing else seems to be in place for the Crusaders: The defense has been 'strong and goaltender Stephen
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Reeder is also happy with and d~dicated enough, but I'm his team's work ethic. hot sure that we're tough "I think the guys are happy enough." the season started, our workMoeller traditionally plays outs have been so hard that one of the toughest schedules games have been fun," Reeder for teams in this region and said. Reeder ::;aid that should help "We can get a lot better, but the team get tougher. things are going well." Reeder said the team chemMoeller is led by captains istry would also be a strength· Kyle Fitzpatrick, Jon Korst, and for Moeller. Nate Han. · "They all get along well and ' "Kyle is leading the league work hard to get better," he in scoring and Nate and Jon· said. · have been playing a lot of "These are dedicated young . ~ h h d h · h h' mmutes 10r us, t ose guy~ men w .o o t e ng t t mgs have been awesome for: us, for the nght reason on and off Reeder said. the ice." "The leadership from th~se (... guys has been great, they ve really taken control of the I team. They know what I want and they get it done." . Reeder also said the team has been getting good performances from freshman Kyle Bobay and junior Ryan Boyd. He mentioned the strong play of the senior class as one· 1 of the keys for Moeller. · Reeder said the only question he had about this team is if they would be physical enough to win the big game. .· "We may not need it until the third round of the play_. offs," he said. . "I think we're fast enough,'/ . · .
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When you simplify the sport of hockey to the extreme, it's about scoring more goals than the other team. For the_ Moeller hockey team, it's the scoring part of the equation that's been the problem early in the season. "We're out-shooting everyone," said head coach Mike Reeder, "we've gotta put more pucks in the net." The Crusaders (4-3) have lost two games by one goal and out-shot both opponents in those games by 15 or more shots. One of those games was a close 4-3 loss to defending state champion Toledo St. John's as Moeller gave up the game-winning goal in the last minute of play. "We're getting a lot of great opportunities," Reeder said. "We had three breakaways and a shot on an open net we couldn't convert. Just finishing those opportunities is going to be the key for us." Outside of scoring, everything else seems to be in place for the Crusaders. The defense has been strong and goaltender Stephen Kelczewski recently recorded his first varsity shutout in a 3-0 win over St. Xavier. "That was huge, he's been playing great for us," Reeder said. Despite the troubles finishing, the Crusaders have been hanging with some of the top teams in the state. Reeder is also happy with his team's work ethic. "I think the guys are happy the season started, our workouts have been so hard that games have been fun," Reeder said. "We can get a lot better, but things are going well." Moeller is led by captains Kyle Fitzpatrick, Jon Korst, and Nate Han. "Kyle is leading the league in scoring and Nate and Jon have been playing a lot of minutes for us, those guys have been awesome for us," Reeder said. "The leadership from those guys has been great, they've really taken control of the team. They know what I want and they get it done." Reeder also said the team has been getting good performances from freshman Kyle Bobay and junior Ryan Boyd. He mentioned the strong play of the senior class as one of the keys for Moeller. Reeder said the only question he had about this team is if they would be physical enough to win the big game. "We may not need it until the third round of the playoffs," he said. ~
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189-Eshelman (Mad): 215-Snvder (H); 285-Da~s (ML H). l..ll!otiWestDuols Lllobo Weot63, logon 16 Llkota Will 71, Manon HanliiiC 12 1..111ota West 55, Centenflle 17 l..lllola West 44, Ro,noldsllu1'816 Llloota West 46, 5I. X.l'ler 24. !D3-Keeling (X) pin Thomas :53; 112-Farber (X) dec. Gerbenck 4-0; 119-Mclntlre (l) pin. Trauth 5:43; 125-Da>15 (l) dec 8rodenck 5-1; !3D-Rumng (X) pin Kreacic 1:27: 135-flelds (l) pin Keifert:28; 140-Gallager (X) dec. Dooley 7-2; 145-Green (l) pin Cionni 4:52: 152~Garraher (X) pin Millisor :57; 160-Arens (l) md. Jones 12-4: 171-Wiggins (l)pln Summe3:t9· 189-TayiOr(L) pin LOng t:D6: 215-Strotman (L) win bV lone~; 285-Meyers (l) pin Waller 2:37. Recortls: L 5-0, XH
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T- 5coRo: 1. Westem Hills 145.5; 2. Wjthrow 1D4: 3. Hughes 91, 4. Woodward 75; 5. Mt HealthvJ6. CIIIIIQJiols: 103-~mble (H); 112-Corbin (H); 119-Biue (WH): 125-Behanon (H); 130-Hill (WoOdward); !35-Hargis (WH); 145-Peter (WH): !52 Carter (M); 160-Kelly (WH): 17Hove (WH); 189-Cummins (WH); 215-Cross (H); 285-Axle (Woodward). Elder Daals Elder 75, Faimoonl 0 !D3-Giatt forteo: 112-Sch ultz (E) dec. 5age !D-2: 119-Rinck(E) dec. Ford 15-0: 125-Ruffing(E) foneo: !3D-Pretty (E) pin. Uovd :28; 135-Meyer(E) dec. Coleman 8-4; 14D-I'ope (E) dec. Clouse-Simertink24-0; !45-Gorrasi (E) pin Delvalle :35: !52-Pope (E) pin. Schultze 1:12; 160-Conners (E) forteit: 171-Hofmeyer (E) Melt; 189-Nusekabel (E) dec. Seitz 9-5: 215-S<:ales (E) pin. Da~s 1:19: 285-Woe her pin. Burgan :36. Colerain 47, Sycamore 28 1D3-Hihh (C) faneit; 112-Hertlngron (S) pin Cundiff 2:30; 1!9-Ku~ (S) Pin Cochrane 1:15; 125-Whitlley (S) dec. Green 17 -8; !3D-Williamson (C) pin Garfield; 135-Coddington (S) pin Cundiff; 14D-Leland (C) pin S<:hwarberg; 145-Kennellv (C) dec. Smith 21-7: 152-Haslemayer (C) pin. ZientJich I:DO(C); 160-Aiemagno (S) pin Kokange !:3D: 171-N. Terry (C) forteit; 189-C. Teny (C) forfeit 215-Kent (C) faneo: 285-Double foneiL ........... 49,C.rlisle22 103-Soyor (C) pin Wetzel 1:29; 112-Anthonv (C) pin Bvbee 2:38; 119~Jones (B) pin Fischer 5:52: 125-Moore (B) pin Boschert 1:58; !30-Aiex Huffman (B) aec. Hasty !9-2; 135-Garver dec. Gallahan 7-5; 140-Andy Huffman (B) dec. Smith 8-6: 145-Washington (C) dec. PemiJe~on 14-4: !52-Johnson (B) dec. Laughlin 2D-3; 160-Bennao (B) pin. Seahome 1:19: 171-lloone (B) pin Langdon 3:22; 189-BartJett (C) prn. Lai 5:38; 215-Smith{B) dec. McKnightll-4: 285-Dillev (B) pin. Jewell3:13. Elder 71, S,C.noore 12 , 1D3-Giatt forfeit; 112-Henlngton (S) pin. Schultz 2:47; !19-Ku~ (S) pin. Rinck 5:14: 125-Rumng (E) pin Whitnev 1:42; !3D-Pretty (E) dec. Garfield 15-D; 135-Mever (E) pin Coddingron ·25; 14D-Pope (E) pin Schwarberg :41; 145-Gortasi (E) pin. Smith :51; !52-Pope (E) pin. zentnch 1:52; !60-Conners (E) pm Boggs :24: 171-Hofmeyer(E) foneit; 189-Nusekable (E) forfeit; 215-Scales (E) forteit; 285-Wocher (E) forfeo. Boa- 49, Coltrain 26 • ID3~Wetzel (B) pin Hihh 3:3D: 112-Cundiff,(C) pin Bybee !:3D: 119-Jones (B) pin Green :3D, 125-Moore (8) pin Hammer 3:D2; !3D-Williamson (C) pin Alex Huffman !:4D; !35-Garver (B) pin Cundiff UO: !4D-Leland (C) dec. Andv Huffman 15-3; !45-Kennelly (C) dec. PembMon 12-2: !52-Johnson (B) dec. Haslemayer 7-3:· 16D-Berrnan (B)dec. Kokange21-6; 171-Boon<>(B) dec. Terry 18-6; 189-Terry (C) pin Lai 5:03; 215-Smlth (B) pin Kent 1:52; 285-Dilley (B)forfeit Elder 38, Ilea.......... 25 • 1D3-Giatt (E) pin Wetzel1:30: 112-S<:hultz (E) pin Bvbee 1:36; 119-Jones (B) dec. Rinck 9-1; 125-Moore (B) dec. Ruffing 13-1; !30-Pretty(E) pin Alex Huffman :27; !35-Garver (B) dec. Meyer 8-7; 140-Pope (E) dec. Andy Huffman 12·1, 145-Gorrasi (E) dec. Pemperton 17-0; !52-Pope (E) dec. Johnson 12-1; 160-Bennan (8) dec. Conners 11-8; 171-Boone (8) pin Hofmeyer 4:35; !89-Jam~n (E) dec. Lai 11-3: 215-Scales (E) dec. Smith 6-3: 285-DIIIey (8) pin Berding 5:49. ,
Carlisle 42, Colerain 30 ID3-Boyer (Ca) pin Hihh 2:41; 112-Anttlonv (Ga) pin Cundiff 5:15: 119-Rscher (Ga) pin Green 1:16; !25-Bsochert (Ga) pin Hammer 3~3; !3D-Williamson (C) pin Hasty :40: !35-Gallahan (Ga) pin Cundiff 4:10: 14D-Leiand (C) dec. Smith !4-4; 145-Washington (Ga) dec. Kennelly 13-11: 152-Haslemayer (C) dec. Laughlin lp-1; 16D-Kokange (C) pin Seahome t:D4: 171-N. Terry (C) pin Langdon 1:15; !89-C. Teny (C) pin BaiJiett 7-5: 215-McKnight (Ga) pin Kent 6-5; 285-Jewell (Ga) forfeit · Fainnont 38, ~rt 26 1D3-double faneit; 112-Henlngton (S) pin Sage 1:24; 119-Ford (F) dec. Ku~8-6; 125-Whitney (S) forfeit; !3D-Garfield (S) aec. Uoya 19-3; 135-Coleman (F) pin Coddington 1:2D; 140-Ciouse-Simenink (F) dec. Schwarberg 1~-6: 145-Smith (S) pin Devalle 11-8: !52-Schult2e (F) pin ZientJich · .!:46; !60-Boggs (S) forfeit; Ill-double forfeit; 189~Sei1Z IF) forteit; 215-Davls (F) foneit; 285-Burgan (F) forfeit. Elder 60, C.riisle 10 !D3-Boyer (C) p~ Glatt :25; 112-Schultz (E) dec. Anthonv 8-6: 119-Rinck (E) dec. fischer 12-6; 125-Boschert (C) dec. Ruffing 15-7: !3D-Pretty. (E) pin Hasty 1:14; !35-Meyer (E) dec. Gallahan 4-1: 14D-Pope (E) dec. Smith 16-D; 145-Gorra~ (E), pin Washington l:D3; 152-Schock (E) pin Laugtjin :29; 160-Cormers (E) pin Seahome :39; 171-Hotmeyer (E) pin Langdon 3:21; !89-Nusekabel (E) dec. Bartlett 17-4; 215-Scales (E) pin McKnight :46; 285-Wocher IE) pin Jewell4:43. Colerain 55, Fai'IIIOII! 24 ID3-Hihh (C) forfeit; 1!2-Cundiff (C) prn Sage 1:25; 119-Greene (C) dec. Ford 12-5; 125-Hammer (C) forfeit; !3D-Williamson (C) pin Uoyd 14D; t;l5~ Coleman (f) pin Cundiff :4D: 140-Leland (C) dec. CIOOse-Simenrnk 11-1; 145-Kennelly (C) pin Delvalle t:OO: 152-Haslemayer(C) pin Schult2e l:ID; !6D-Ko· kange (C) forfeit; 171-N. Terry (C)folfeit !89-Seitz(F) pin C. Terry 2:24: 215-Shehadeh (F) pin Kent 1:2D; ?ll:I;_Aun~:~;n n:,frnf~~ott
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Richanlson 10 2, Weisftock 15 7, 8111111110 2 2, T. Richardson 113, WISI1iewskl40 9, McColllslerO 11, Rmea1r 4 2 10, KuhneR! 0 2. Totals: 131142. CIIE (1-71 - Werring 1 0 2, S1Bil10n 0 1 1 Bemtng 10 2. HiP 10 2, Schmidt 113, Conner 10 2: Redmw 011, Huxe131 7, Hill 011, Totals: 8 5 21.
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3-potnters: B 3(Watlons 2. Wtsniewsld).
w.-t•&I,LIIIIe .... 31 W.-t ... (e.G, FAVC 3-01 - King 0 2 2, DuBose 2 0 5. Ware 6 214.1ngtam 2 0 5. StantDn 9 119, WtliiS 2 2 7, Bullatd 4 0 8, Brown 0 11. Totals: 25 8 61. Lillie .... (l-5, FAVC 1·21- Wilburn 0 2 2, MayetOll. Wnght102, CnstS 212, C. Mason 10 ~~":.13 5. S. Mason 4 0 9, Gentry 13 5. Totals:
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3-pointers: W3 (DuBose, lngtam. Willis): Ll (S. Mason).
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T - - Mason 592, Toledo Waite 496. Mt Vernon 491, Htlltatd Darby 438. Eaton 4Dl. Vandalta Butler 379. Delaware Hayes 314, Dayton C.noll233. Coumbus Westland 177. Jefterson 1D2 1D3· Misikel (Darby) ptn Stevens (Dayton carroll) 3·22: 112- Vonnewmann (DaytDn carroll) dec. Vlacher 2-0: 119- Shephetd (Mason) tee fall. Smttn (Mt Vernon): 125- Stivers (EatDn) ptn. Fuller (Toledo) 2 53: !30- Yin (Mason) dec. Guerra (Toledo) 5-3: !35- RISSO (Mason) dec. Rieman (Delaware) 3-2: 140- Hemd< (Toledo) dec. Oifatlritus (Mason) 4-1: 14!>- Clabtree (Darby) dec. Lopez (Toledo) 7-6: 152· Mal!lott (Mt Vernon) dec. Pol1er (Mason) 8-6: 160Den (Toledo) ntaJ dec. Cesset< (flu11er) 17-8: 171- Garey (Mason) maj dec Btshop (Eaton)!6-7: !89-Porter (Mason) dec. Benton (Toledo) 3-2: 215- Pnmav· era (Hilliatd) dec. Barnett (Eaton) 5-3: 285- Kline (Mason) ptn. Rupen (Toledo) 3:23
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At ........ T - - I. Loveland 'B' 255: 2. CNE 2!2: 3. Mason '8' 21D: 4. Western Brown 'B' 204: 5. No<1lt College Hill144: 6.Jackson 140:7. Manemont113: B Greenfield McClain ID7: 9 Williamsburg 64. ......,._. ...,.._ !D3: Nidi Stmpson, CNE. 112. Cha~te Cryder, Mason: 119: Justin Brown, ' Jackson: 125: Brett Bitter. Loveland: 13D: Dusty Osteooh. Greenfield McCiatn, !35· Allen Schweickert. Williamsburg; 14D. Scott SimpSOn, CNE. 145: Rafael Penso, Loveland, !52: Jake Raddey, Manemon~ 160 JusUn Dial. Loveland: 171: Josh McGowan. CNE: !89 Matt Kidder. Western Brown: 215: C.leb Cooper, Greenfield McClam: 285. Corey Rochatds. Western Brown
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T - .......... I Grundy 288.5, 2. Unoon County 277. 3. Ryle 242. 4. Soutt1 Dearborn 224, 5. louos~lle Tnnoty 2D5. 6. laRue County 198, 7 Henry Clay !53, B Soutt1 Oldham 134, 9.Lafayette 119. ID. lakota West 112.5. 11. Paul Dunbar 106, 12. Winton Woods95. 13 Conner88, !4 Grundy'S', !5. Ryle'S'
FlntPioco 103-Vandyke (Grundy) won by foffeo~ 112-Smoth (Tnmty) ptn Elam (Umon). 5:36: 119-Zattn (Henry Clay) d. Hu~ey (Grundy) 3-2: 125-Voth (Paul Dunbar) d. Bugni (So. Dearborn) ID-2: 130-0wens (Grundy) d. C. Ervin (Un•on) 6-D: 135-0otson (Grundy) d. L Ervin (Umon) 4-3: !40-Peace (Ryle) d. Mtller (laRue) 19-ID: !45-1. ElVin (Union) d. Da~s (Dunbar) 4-2: !52-Booker (Wonton Woods)pm Coyie (Ryle), 1:37: 160-M. Ervm (Union) pinMcCowan (Gr\Jndy). 2:56: 171-Reod (Ryle) pm Hnchmgs (Tnmty) D:SD: 189-Houchens {So. Oldham) d. Hogben (Ryfe) 7-2: 21!>-Green {lafayette) pm Bradfotd {Ryfe), 1:34: 28!>-Baur (lakota West)LIF pm_ Smoth 1:2D. Juice _{Wonton . . TWoods). __
MF....... IIPSdleol campbell County 325, 2 Ben Logan 31D: 3. Ross 276: 4. Valley View 254: 5. Frenklm 192. 6. Chamonade-Julienne 160: 7. McNidlolas !29. 8. Stmon KentDn 124: 9. Goshen 95. ID Preole Shawnee 91
FlniPioco·Twol'ools 119: Joe DennoS{McNicholas) dec Jon Wilson {ValleyYtew) 7-3: 125: Nolan Henry( Ross) maj. dec. Jeffrey WOChb8d<(C8mpbell Co.) 11-3: !3D: ChriStian Unger(Ross) dec. Talon Demletn (campbell Co.) 8-3: 135: John Kopecky(Franltlin) pm Matt Ptekenbrock'CJ(XI) 1:34: 14D: Ricky Stan(Franltlin) dec Dusty Brown (C.mpbell Co.) S-0: 145: Korey Shotwell( campbell Co ) maj. dec Enc Htldenbtllld(Frenltlin) ID-2. 152: Joe Conrad{Ross) dec K~e Gnffith{C.mpbell Co.) 4-2: 160: Hunter Pooi{Ben Logan) dec Brent Saxton {Franklin) ID-3: 215: Zach Pummtii(Valley '/lew) pin Fmz School· field(McNicholas)2:52: 285: Billyfulle~C.mpbell Co.) llec.AlexJad<son (Ben Logan) 9-3:
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T-Scono:l.L.ebanon254.5.2.-.239,3. Amelia 199, 4. Mt Healthy 183, 5. MadiSon 96.5, 6. Belmont 83. ~ ID3-COIIIII (H), 112-Goolsby (H); 119-Francis (l): 125-StapletDn (l); 130-Stines (L): !3!>-Fehring {A): 140-French (Mad): 14!>-Neal (A): 152-Wiili.oms IHI: 160-SDills IBI. '}!-Rhoads (H):
. m:ilS.,s,c-e 103-Wetzel (B) foffeit; 112-HemngtDn (S) ptn
Bybee 1:43: 119-Jones (8) dec. Kurz 19-3. 12!>-Moote (B) dec. Whitney 16-0: 130-Garfield (S) dec. Alex Hu11man 14-13: 13!>-C.rver (8) dec Codclt"""' 18-3: 140-Andy Huflman (8) dec. Stillth 11-6; 145-l'embertor (8) dec. Schwalberg 10-1: 152-Jomson (B) dec. Alemagno 4-3: 160-Berman (B) dec. Boggs 9-7: 171-Boone {B) dec. McClure 7-3; 189-lai (8) forfeit 21!>-Smttn (8) folfet~ 28!>-Dtlley (8) ,.~.~-
Elder 57' Color-. • 103-Hihh (C) ptn Glatt2:26: 112-N. Cundiff (C) dec. Schultz 12-7: 119-Ronck (E) ptn Green 1:22: 12!>-Ruf!ing (E) dec. Hammer 17-1: 130-Pretty (E) dec. Wtlhamson 8-3: 13!>-Meyer (E) dec. J. Cundon 21-5: 140-l'm Pope (E) dec. Ll!land 7-5: 14!>-Gorraso{E) pin Kennelly :53: 152-Tony Pope {E) dec Haslemayer 7-3: 160-Conners (E) dec I<Dkange 18-2: 171-Hofimeyer (E) dec. N. Teny 7-4: 189-Nusekabel (E) pin C. Teny 1:29: 21!>-Scales(E) ptn Kent :23: 28!>-Wocher (E) foffett
c.iWo 47, s,c- 21
1D3-Boyer (C) foffeit: 112-Hamngton (S) pon Anthony 1:40: 119-Fischer (C) ptn Kurz 1:2D. 12!>-Whotney (S) pin Boschert 2:30: 130-Garfield iS) pm Hasty 2:45: 13!>-C.IIahan {C) dec CodldmgtDn 21-6: 140-J. Smttn (C) dec. D. Smttn 8-2: 14!>-Schwalberg (S) pm Wasllington 3:3D: 152-Laughlm !C) dec. Zientnch 14-9: 160-Boggs iS) pm 5eahome 3:50: 171-McCiure (S) dec Langdon 17-2: 189-Bartlett {C) forfeot 21!>-McKmght I C) forfert: 28!>-Jeweii{C) fo~eit
............. 56, Folr..tlO ID3-Wetzel{8) forfeit 112-Bybee {B) pon Sage 1:57 119-Jones {B) pin Fold 17-4, 125-Moore {B) fo~eit !3D-Huffman (B) pm Uoyd 3-23: 135-l<oleman If) dec. carver 9-3: 140-Ciouse-Simerltnk {F) dec. Hu11man 9-4: 145-Pembertor {8) dec. Delvalle 16-0. !52-Johnson {B) dec Schul1ze 11-3: 160-Bur man !B) forfeit: 171-Boone IBI fooert: 189-settz {fl dec Lao 17-7: 2!5-Corello {B) pon Davts !41. 285Dolley {B) dec. Smrth ID-7
. . , _ 111111 M o o l - l'ooiA Hamson 43, Marysvtlle 19 Hamson 7D. Glen Este 5 HarriSon 51. Beech Grove {Ind.) 18 Hanlson 48. Hamtlton 21 Hamihon 4D, Gten Este 37
Pool I Fairfield 53. Spnngboro IS Fatrfield 58. Mtlfotd 12 Fanfleld 33. Mtamosburg 31 Mtamisburg 49, Mi~otd 19 Mt~Otd 43. Hamohon 34
Fllllll lllnllooo 39, Flirftold 24 !D3-Fay {H) md Lowe 11-2. 112-Runck {H) md Newbnght 14-1: 119-Sams {f) d. LJ!hiter. 7-5 (OTi 125-Gif!in (H) md. Woodall. 12-2: 130-Robinson {f) d Vanderyt 6-0: 13!>-Sht~ey {H) md. Cholders 13-D. 140-Presley {H) d. Powell, 6-1: 145-C.mpbell (H) pon Stine. :40: !52-Gable {H) tl. Mutden, 21-6: 160-Tor res (f) pin Rivera. 1:12: 171-Adams {H) d Mathews 2·1: 189-Tumhn {H) pm Mast 1:57: 21!>-Jad<son {F) pm Straub. 3 23: 285-Cuny (f) pin Kellems, 58. Re· colds. H 5-0. F 4-1.
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ICiop UO, - - 4 6 200MR-Ktngs !:52 65: 200 ftree-Boedenham {K} 15618, 2001M-Lawson {M) 2·16.39: 50 free-Apple gate(M)22 56: IOOAy·lawson {M) 58.87: tOO freeApplegate {M) 52.D7: 500 free-WMehurst (K) 5 25.38: 200FR-Kings 1:44.67: !OOBack-Btedenham {K) ID2 28, IOOBreast-Bums {K) 1:12.09 400FR-Ktngs 3 46.44 Recotds. K l·D M 0-1
. . , _ 250, r.lpwod 150, Norwood
144,
......118,_31 200 Medley Relay: Hamson 2.08 99. 50 Breast Mauptn {NO!.) 35 08, 100 Back: W8hon {Han 1 113.12,50 Ay: Maupon (Nor.) 3D.52, 100 Free: Wha ley {Han.) l:D3 69.100 I.M .. Hun (Nor.) 1 D7 47.5D Free. Mccandless {Ross) 27.16. 100 Breast: Huff {Nor.) 1:15 41.50 Back: Wahon {Han) 32.87. 200 Free Relay NO!WOO<I!:53.23.
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ICiop 123, . . . . . . . 22, CIICA 11 200MR-Ktngs 2:D3.04: 200 ~ee-Bersani {Ki 2:06 50. 2001M-8oone {K) 2:25.23. 50 free-Fear,; {K) 28 22: !OOAy-Fea" {K) 1:09.09: 100 ftree-Bersa· n; {II) 57.49. 500 ftree-Halbelsleben {K) 5:48 27 200FR-Kings 2 00.14: IOOBack-Carter (K)I:06 82. IOOBreast-Boone {K) 1:18.87: 400FR-Kmgs 4:D7.!7. Recotds: K !-0. C0-1. M 0-1. ........ 170, ......... 158, 152, Up-
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131, Norwood 134
200 Medley Relay: Hamilton 2:19 34, 50 Breast Foust {NO!.) 39.27, 100 Sack: Unk (Ham) 1.19.46 50 fly. Kinch {Ham.)31.75. 100 Free: Jacobs {Ham 1 1:05.04, 100 I.M .. Hoelle {Ross) 1.17.24, 50 Free less (Han) 29 BS. 100 Breast Jacobs (Ham 1 1:24.13. 50 Sack Aynes (Ross) 36.89, 200 Free Re lay: Hamihon 2:D1.73
ICE IIOCIIEY ..... 4, ~51. Cllorllo 1 Goals: M-Han 2. Grob. Fttzpa1Jick S-Hunter. Reootds: 6-3
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a..-111 ~.., QooM .... T - Scono: I. lakota East 133.DS: 2. Troy 12D.5 75: 3. Andefson 117.55: 4. Cincinnati Countr) Day 98.55. ....,.... Bar-!. Kemp (T) 8 5: Aoor-Kemp (T) 8.95: Beam-Duthie (l) 8.95. Vaun-Kemp (T) 8.725; AII-Around-Duthie Ill 34.625.