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The
Official Newspaper of Manchester and Delaware County, Iowa
Tuesday,
December 6, 2005 | |
Chickasaws
edge Hawks for Hawk Invitational title |
The
Hawks fifth and final individual champion was crowned at 215 pounds when junior
Steven Broghammer pinned Andy Jackman of Linn Mar at the the 5:00 minute mark
of their title bout. After receiving a first round bye Steven recorded a 9-1 major
decision over Brad Robison of Cedar Rapids Washington to advance to the championship
match.
Also placing for the Hawks were Jason Lux, 4th, at 119-pounds;
Nick Ketchum, 4th, at 125-pounds; Chris Harbaugh, 6th, at 140-pounds; Adam Rave,
5th, at 145-pounds; Tyler manternach, 5th, at 152-pounds; Nate Lahr, 3rd, at 171-pounds
and Paul Broghammer, 3rd, at 275-pounds.
Final team standings
1.
New Hampton 198; 2. West Delaware 189.5; 3. Linn Mar 153.5; 4. Decorah 140; 5.
Marion 134; 6. Waterloo East 103; 7. Fairfield 95; 8. Cedar Rapids Washington
82.
Placement matches
103 - 1st: Nathan Vaske (WD) dec. Wes Shetterly
(LM) 4-2; 3rd: Craig Mai (NH) pinned Kris Thompson (M) 1:52; 5th: Jake Fadness
(D) dec. Larry Gaston (WE) 16-9.
112 - 1st: Matt McDonough (LM) dec. Tyler
Underwood (NH) 4-0; 3rd: Elijah Rivera (CRW) tech. fall Justin Guffey (F) 16-1;
5th: Garret Strand (D) dec. Kyle Thompson (M) 4-2.
119 - 1st: Ian Mitchell
(NH) dec. Alex Lindquist (CRW) 9-4; 3rd: Aaron Kapell (D) dec. Jason Lux (WD)
4-3; 5th: Spencer Jordan (LM) won by fall, Cory Mohling (M) 4:43.
125 -
1st: Russell Evans (NH) dec. Lars Ellingson (D) 9-4; 3rd: Marc Katzenburger (F)
dec. Nick Ketchum (WD) 6-3; 5th: Zach Garman (LM) dec. Chris Timms (WE) 12-10.
130
- 1st: Randy Evans (NH) dec. Chad Kriz (CRW) 9-5; 3rd: Jared Bohr (D) won by fall,
Charles Timms (WE) 3:20; 5th: Alex Gansen (LM) won by fall, Alex Conway (M) 1:59.
135
- 1st: Zach McCool (WD) won by fall, Joey Swanson (M) 1:42; 3rd: Keelan Moore
(WE) maj. dec. Mike Rivera (CRW) 16-6; 5th: Michael Coffelt (LM) OT dec. Adam
Hovey (D) 1-0.
140 - 1st: Austin Conway (M) maj. dec. Bryan Telgenhoff
(LM) 16-6; 3rd: Andrew Kapell (D) won by fall, Ely Akles (WE) 2:41; 5th: Jake
Randall (NH) won by injury default, Chris Harbaugh (WD).
145 - 1st: Zach
Blazek (M) dec. James Keiper (F) 7-1; 3rd: Casey Dunning (LM) dec. Troy Klemish
(NH) 10-4; 5th: Adam Rave (WD) won by fall, Luke Gleason (WE) 2:11.
152
- 1st: Jaydon Mitchell (NH) dec. Jason Nelson (LM) 5-2; 3rd: Ryan immerfall (M)
won by fall, John Shroyer (D) 3:46; 5th: Tyler Manternach (WD) won by fall, Kaleb
Holman (WE) 1:36.
160 - 1st: Dustin Jaeger (WD) tech. fall, Adam Schilling
(NH) 16-0; 3rd: Gene Pilcher (F) won by fall, Tyler Hilleshiem (M) 2:21; 5th:
Dan Foley (LM) maj. dec. Julian Smith (WE) 11-1.
171 - 1st: Tylor Pilcher
(F) OT dec. Wes Gregg (D) 4-2; 3rd: Nate Lahr (WD) maj. dec. Jon Pickar (NH) 9-0;
5th: Brandon Rice (WE) won by fall, Taylor Drahn (CRW) 2:00.
189 - 1st:
Tony Marbach (WD) dec. Bobby Kuennen (D) 4-2; 3rd: Alex Grafft (CRW) dec. Kurt
Foley (WE) 11-5; 5th: Nick Freeman (F) won by fall Andrew Kelly (M) 1:32.
215
- 1st: Steven Broghammer (WD) won by fall Andy Jackman (LM) 5:00; 3rd: Kody Bellach
(M) dec. Luke Schmitz (WE) 4-0; 5th: Brad Robison (CRW) dec. Carl Smorstad (D)
3-2.
275 - 1st: Taylor Mansfield (D) dec. Blake Rasing (NH) 10-4; 3rd:
Paul Broghammer (WD) won by fall, Tray Pendleton (WE) 2:30; 5th: Dane Kool (F)
dec. Chris Jackman (LM) 4-3. |
 | Hawk
girls fall to Center Point-Urbana, Waterloo Columbus |
The
Hawks Kadie Hutton battles for a defensive rebound during the Hawks game with
Waterloo Columbus. Hutton led the Hawks with 8 boards. |
The West Delaware Hawk girls basketball team had a tough week last week as they
dropped a pair of games.
On Tuesday night the Hawks traveled to Center
Point to take on a much improved Pointer squad where they were defeated 48-42.
The Hawks got down early, trailing 13-8 at the end of the first quarter and 28-17
at the half. First half fouls plagued the Hawks as they were whistled for 11 fouls
during the first half, eight of those during the first quarter.
Megan
Rolfes pulled the Hawks to within four points, 31-27 with 1:34 left in the third
quarter. CPU scored the final four points of the period to lead 35-27 heading
into the fourth quarter. |
In
the end the Pointers converted six free throws during the games final minute and
a half to pull out the victory.
The Hawks were led in scoring by Katie
Wessels with 12 points while Megan Rolfes tossed in 10.
Game stats
vs.
CPU
Field goals - WD 17-53-32%; CPU 16-35-46%; free throws - WD 8-14-57%,
CPU 14-27-52%; assists - WD 15 (Heiar 1, Hahn 1, Heiserman 4, Conrad 1, J. Hood
1, A. Hood 6, Hutton 1); rebounds - WD 31 (Heiar 2, Hahn 3, Rolfes 7, Heiserman
3, Wessels 7, Conrad 2, A. Hood 3, Hutton 4), CPU 26; steals - WD 13 (Heiar 3,
Hahn 3, Rofles 1, Heiserman 1, Wessels 2, A. Hood 3); turnovers - WD 14, CPU 18;
scoring - Kathryn Heiar 3, Samantha Hahn 4, Megan Rolfes 10, Jackie Mullis 2,
Katlyn Heiserman 1, Katie Wessels 12, Sam Conrad 4, Ashley Hood 2, Kadie Hutton
4.
On Friday night the Hawks opened up the WaMaC Conference season by
hosting the Sailors of Waterloo Columbus.
The Hawks played the Sailors
tough until the end of the third quarter before falling in their home opener 51-44.
The Hawks rallied from an early 4-0 deficit to take a 10-6 lead at the end of
the first quarter.
The Hawks broke a 12-12 tie to take their largest lead
of the game, 17-12 on a three-point basket by Ashley Hood and a driving lay-up
by Samantha Hahn with 3:40 left in the first half.
The Hawks were able
to hold on to the lead as they entered the locker room at the half up 21-20.
With the Hawks leading 25-23 with 3:02 left in the third quarter Columbus went
on a 6-2 run to take a 29-27 lead heading into the fourth and final quarter.
The game became a free throw shooting contest over the final three and a half
minutes with a total of 18 free throws being made over that time.
The
Hawks leading scorer, Katie Wessels canned a pair of three-point shots during
the final 20 second of action to keep the Hawks close.
Wessels led the
Hawks with 14 points, followed by Samantha Hahn with nine.
Game stats
vs. Waterloo Columbus
Field goals - WD 16-59-27%, WC 16-42-38%; free
throws - WD 9-12-75%, WC 19-31-61%; assists - WD 15 (Heiar 2, Hahn 4, Rolfes 2,
Heiserman 2, Wessels 1, Conrad 1, A. Hood 3; rebounds - WD 40 (Heiar 3, Hahn 3,
Rolfes 7, Mullis 6, Heiserman 3, Wessels 5, Conrad 4, A. Hood 1, Hutton 8), WC
33; steals - WD 18 (Heiar 3, Hahn 6, Heiserman 1, Wessels 2, Conrad 1, A. Hood
2, Hutton 3); turnovers - WD 21, WC 24; scoring - Kathryn Heiar 4, Samantha Hahn
9, Megan Rolfes 2, Jackie Mullis 6, Katie Wessels 14, Sam Conrad 2, Ashley Hood
3, Kadie Hutton 4. |
| MV
girls top Lynx, fall at Sumner |
The Maquoketa Valley Wildcat girls basketball team got the 2005-06 season underway
with a pair of games last week.
The Cats started off with a 53-47 win
over North Linn on Tuesday night before falling to Sumner-Fredericksburg, 51-48
on Friday night.
Against the Lynx the Cats held a 13-12 first quarter
lead only to see North Linn come back and take a one-point lead at the half, 23-22.
Maquoketa Valley used a 19-15 third quarter scoring advantage to take a 41-38
lead into the fourth quarter before winning by a final margin of 53-47.
The Cats were led in scoring by Bailey Salow and Jodi Gibbs, each with 10 points.
Megan Kramer had a good floor game with 7 points, 10 rebounds and 5 steals for
the Cats.
“This was our first game of the season and it looked like
it,” commented Coach Tom Pestka.
Game stats
vs. North Linn
Field
goals - MV 19-42-45%; free throws - MV 12-16-75%; turnovers - MV 17; rebounds
- MV 22; individual Wildcat scoring - Megan Kramer 7, Rachel Huber 5, Bailey Salow
10, Sarah Stelken 4, Jodi Gibbs 10, Michelle Tumey 6, Jordan Gibbs 1, Krista Steger
4, Melissa Wegmann 6.
On Friday night the Cats were on the road for a
non-conference contest against Sumner-Fredericksburg.
The game was a close
one throughout with the Cats holding an 18-17 lead at the end of the first quarter
and Sumner holding a one-point advantage, 32-31 at the half.
The game
was knotted at 43-43 at the end of the third quarter before Sumner outscored the
Cats 8-5 during the final eight minutes to pull out the three-point victory.
“We shot the ball very well from both the floor (52%) and the free throw
line (80%) but we just couldn’t get enough free throws,” stated Coach
Pestka.
For the game the Cats made four of five charity tosses while Sumner
cashed in on 14 of 20 free throws.
The Cats had three players score in
double figures led by Megan Kramer with 13 points. Sarah Stelken and Jodi Gibbs
each tossed in 10 points.
Kramer led the Cats with five rebounds and two
blocked shots.
Game stats
vs. Sumner Fredericksburg
Field
goals - MV 20-38-52%; free throws - MV 4-5-80%; turnovers - MV 9; rebounds - MV
16; individual Wildcat scoring - Megan Kramer 13, Bailey Salow 4, Jordan Gibbs
5, Michelle Tumey 2, Melissa Wegmann 4, Sarah Stelken 10, Jodi Gibbs 10. |
| Wildcat
boys open with win |
Donny Nordmann and Casey Lechtenberg combined for 37 of the Wildcats 56 points
in their 56-26 win over Oelwein last week.
Nordmann tossed in 25 points
while Lechtenberg tallied 12.
The Cats held a three-point lead, 14-11
at the end of the first quarter before limiting the Huskies to just five points
in each of the last three quarters of the game.
Over the final 24 minutes
of the contest the Cats outscored the Huskies 42-15 to cruise to the easy 30-point
win.
Game stats
vs. Oelwein
Field goals - MV 21-39-53.8%;
free throws - MV 10-19-52.6%; assists - MV 18 (Nordmann 1, Lechtenberg 1, Dircks
6, Huber 5, Deutmeyer 2, Wolf 3); rebounds - MV 23 (Nordmann 12, Lechtenberg 3,
Dircks 3, Huber 1, Deutmeyer 2, Wolf 2); steals - MV 12 (Nordmann 5, Lechtenberg
1, Dircks 3, Deutmeyer 1, O’Connell 1, Wolf 1); turnovers - MV 14; blocked
shots - MV 4 (Nordmann 3, Lechtenberg 1); individual Wildcat scoring - Donny Nordmann
25, Casey Lechtenberg 12, Jeremy Dircks 6, Brett Huber 4, Zach Deutmeyer 4, Kyle
Knipper 3, Brad O’Connell 2. |
| Viking
girls fall to Panthers |
The Ed-Co girls rallied from a four point first quarter deficit to take a 26-20
half time lead at Monticello last Friday night before falling to the Panthers
53-49.
The Panthers cut the Viking half time lead to just one point, 36-35
by the end of the third quarter before outscoring the Vikes 18-13 over the final
eight minutes of the contest.
Mindy Meyer scored 21 and Nikki Lueken 12
to lead the Vikings in scoring.
“I was pleased with our effort in
this game, but we continue to make mistakes which really hurt us. Our defensive
intensity was much improved over our previous games,” commented Coach Roger
Wright.
Game stats
vs. Monticello
Field goals - EC 18-48-37.5%;
free throws - EC 9-18-50%; assists - EC 12 (Elsbury 3, Kruse 1, Sampson 1, Dugan
2, Sullivan 5); steals - EC 10 (Elsbury 1, Kruse 1, Dugan 3, Sullivan 1, Lueken
3, Meyer 1); rebounds - EC 39 (Kruse 5, Sampson 1, Dugan 2, Sullivan 5, Lincoln
4, Lueken 12, Meyer 10), M 26; turnovers - EC 30, M 26; individual Viking scoring
- Tiffany Kruse 3, Tiffany Dugan 8, Tracy Sullivan 5, Nikki Lueken 12, Mindy Meyer
21. |
| Ed-Co
boys fall at Central |
The Ed-Co Viking boys basketball team tipped off the 2005-06 season with a hard
fought 48-45 loss to Central Elkader.
The Vikings held a 13-9 lead at
the end of the first quarter before Central tied the game at 23-23 by half time.
Both teams scored 15 points in the third quarter to leave the score knotted at
38-38 heading into the fourth quarter.
Central was able to outscore the
Vikings 10-7 over the final eight minutes to eek out the three-point victory.
Sophomore Matt Mescher led the Vikings in scoring with 20 points on 7 for 16 shooting
from the floor while making all four of his free throws.
Ryan Putz chipped
in with 12 points and Brian Daker nine.
Putz was the Vikes leading rebounder
with 11 boards.
Game stats
vs. Central Elkader
Field goals
- EC 18-54-33%; free throws - 6-12-50%; assists - EC 11 (Daker 1, Smith 5, Putz
2, Mescher 2, McDowell 1); steals - EC 11 (Daker 1, Smith 4, Putz 4, Mescher 2);
rebounds - EC 22 (Daker 4, Smith 3, Oldfather 1, Putz 11, Mescher 2, McDowell
1); turnovers - EC 10; fouls - EC 13; individual Viking scoring - Brian Daker
9, Spenser Smith 2, Andy Oldfather 2, Ryan Putz 12, Matt Mescher 20. |
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