1 0 3, 2. 0-0 1 3, 5, 0 5. 1. 2. Lincoln Journal Star Sunday, December 16, 2007 HIGH SCHOOLS Baloghs make impact at Knight Invitational Sisters earn two firsts, one second at meet BY TOMMY DAHLK Lincoln Journal Star Lincoln Southeast's Brooke and Bobbi Balogh aren't new to Nebraska high school swimming.
But after waiting patiently for almost a year, the sisters who transferred to Southeast from Michigan last January finally got to compete Saturday at the Knight Invitational. The Baloghs made quite a debut. Brooke, who is a sophom*ore, won the 200-yard individual medley and the 500 freestyle. Older sister Bobbi, a senior, finished second to Brooke in the 500 freestyle. Brooke said she was happy to finally get a chance to compete in an invite and liked her chances of winning going into the meet.
"I had it in my mind that I might be able to win them," Brooke said. "But anything can happen, and I'm happy that I won and was able to swim." To make the day even better, Brooke earned bragging rights over her sister in the 500 free. Brooke said she won't tease Bobbi too much. "She likes when I do good," Brooke said. "Sometimes we tease each other, but it's all healthy and it helps a Since swimming is a fall sport in Michigan, the Baloghs were deemed ineligible to swim for LSE last season.
Although they couldn't compete last year, the sisters practiced throughout the season. Coach 1 Dave Peters said they've been great additions. "They are just incredible practice swimmers," Peters said. "The kinds of things we ask kids to do and constantly remind and beg people to do are their habits. They just have good, clean habits and are disciplined." The Baloghs weren't the only Lincoln swimmers who shined Saturday.
The Lincoln East boys took home the team title for the second straight year. East's 296 points betteredo West Omaha the Westside by title 91. Mil- with won girls points. The Westside girls also finished second. Coach Greg Fleming said he thought the Spartans swam great in the season's first big meet.
"We had some time drops and picked up another automatic state qualifier," Fleming said. "That helps our cause along the way. We have a lot of our team points back from last year. So we knew we were one of the better teams here." East's Sam Kiddoo, Garett Daugherty, Jon Rye and Jackson Carter won the 200 medley relay, The Spartans also finished first in the 200 free relay and second in the 400 free relay. Individually, Kiddoo placed first in the 100 backstroke.
Fleming said winning this meet gives the Spartans a lot of confidence and he hopes his team will continue to improve before state. "It's early in the season still," Fleming said. "There's still a lot of developing and training to go. We'll see what happens at the Reach Tommy Dahlk at 473-7431 or GYWNETH Journal Star Lincoln Southeast sophom*ore Brooke Balogh swims the breaststroke during the finals of the 200-yard individual medley Saturday at the Knight Invitational. Balogh won in 2 minutes, 16.53 seconds.
KNIGHT INVITATIONAL RESULTS Girls Boys TEAM SCORING: Millard West 335.5, Omaha Westside 193.5, Millard South 123, Millard North 103.5, Lincoln East 95, Lincoln Northeast 94, Omaha Burke 85, Lincoln Southeast 77.5, Lincoln Southwest 76, Kearney 67, Papillion La Vista 48, Grand Island 30, Lincoln North Star 23, Omaha North 19, Omaha North: 16, Lincoln High 4, Hastings 4, 1. TOP FINISHERS: 200 medley relay. -1. Millard West (lig, Guy, Christensen, Klaiber) 2. Westside 3.
Millard South 1:57.66. 200 freestyle -1. Bechdolt, Burke, 2. Weihl, Millard West, 3. Pengilly, Millard West, 2:03.85.
200 IM -1. Br. Balogh, Southeast, 2. Headley, Westside, 3. Nelsen, Northeast, 2:20.16.
50 freestyle -1. O'Connell, Millard West, 24.80; 2. Anderson, Kearney, 25.42; Freese, Southwest, 25.62, Diving-1. Herman, Southwest, 357.40; 2. Frack, North Star, 334.45; 3.
Lee, East, 321.15. 100 butterfly Guy, Millard West, 58.81; 2. Williamson, Westside, 3. Caudie, Millard North, 1:02.54. 100 freestyle -O'Connell, Millard West, 54.18; 2.
Quandt, Millard. South, 56.00; 3. Anderson, Kearney, 56,10. 500 freestyle -1. Br.
Balogh, Southeast, 2. Bo. Balogh, Southeast, 3. Weihl, Millard West, 5:32.34, 200 freestyle relay- Millard West (Guy, Christensen, Connell, Klaiber) 2. Millard South 3.
Millard North 1:46.03. 100 backstroke Millard West, 2. Freese, Southwest, 3. Lahowetz, Grand Island, 1:03.84. 100 breaststroke 1.
Guy, Millard West, 2. Pohiman, Millard South, 3. Hellbusch, Northeast, 400 freestyle relay -1. Millard (McGinn, Pengilly, Illg, O'Connell) 2. Westside 3.
Northeast 3:51.80. TEAM SCORING: Lincoln East 296, Omaha Westside 205, Papillion La-Vista 193, Norfolk 142, Lincoln Southeast 88, 75, Omaha Burke 72, Millard South 70, Lincoln Southwest 67, Millard West 64, Lincoln North Star 54, Millard North 33, Hastings 12, Lincoln High 410, Lincoln Northeast 7, Omaha North 4, Grand Island 3, TOP FINISHERS: 200 medley relay-1. Lincoln East (Kiddoo, Daugherty, Carter, Rye) 2. Westside 3. Southeast 1:46.16.
200 freestyle-1. Wemhoff, Norfolk, 2. Bubb, East, 3. Dayan, PLV, 1:50.67. 200 IM -1.
Hensley, Westside 2. Kiddoo, East, 2:03.02: 3. Coleman, Westside, 2:05.35, 50 freestyle -Vernon, Burke, 22.16; 2. Baker, Millard South, 22.64; 3. Carter, East, 22.70.
Diving -1. Schoreit, Millard North, 366.90; 2. Koch, Burke, 317.30; 3. Reeves, Norfolk, 308.50. 100 butterfly -1.
Hensley, Westside, 54.37; 2. Bubb, East, 54.63; 3. Rye, East, 55.49. 100 freestyle-1. Vernon, Burke, 48.33; 2.
Murman, East, 49.60; 3. Baker, Millard South, 50.29. 500 freestyle- -1. Wemhoff, Norfolk, 2. Dayan, PLV, 3.
Henry, Southeast, 5:01.29. 200 freestyle relay-1. East (Carter, Bubb, Rye, Murman) 2. Norfolk 3. PLV 1:33.69.
100 backstroke -1. Kiddoo, East, 55.45; 2. Henry, Southeast, 56.02; 3. Nelson, BTNF, 58.34. 100 breaststroke -1.
Jaholkowski, PLV, 2. Labombard, PLV, 3. Hwangpo, PLY, 1:05.57. 400 freestyle re: lay-1. Westside (Hensley, Coleman, Peetz, Dolan) 2.
East 3. Norfolk 3:27.96. It's not pretty, but Southwest stops Gators BY RON POWELL cushion into the final period, as his team-high 16 points in the Lincoln Journal Star BOYS BASKETBALL North Star hit just 9 of 35 shots fourth quarter. Zach Ziemba Playing stifling defense, pound- through three quarters and com- drained a pair of threes in the fourth ing the ball inside and grabbing nu- on the offensive end. Marvin, a 6-6 mitted 16 turnovers.
quarter for six points. merous offensive rebounds isn't the and "Southwest has very good post. Southwest, however, kept North glamorous way to build a 19-point junior, points players who are physical and very Star at bay by hitting 8 of 8 free finished with 10 eight boards as the Hawks exploited fundamentally sound," North Star throws in the final 1:52, six of those lead. their size advantage inside to the But after losing its last two intra- tune of a 34-25 rebounding edge. coach Tony Quattrocchi said.
coming from sophom*ore guard city boys basketball games, Lincoln "We needed to get a win and "When we got behind, we couldn't Drew Edmond. The Silver Hawks Southwest wasn't interested in style some confidence," said South- zone them, we had to go (de- were 16-of-19 from the stripe for the points Saturday at Lincoln North coach Duane Baack, whose fense) and they took advantage of gain west game. Star. team was coming off losses to Lin- that." "Wins and losses aren't as imBehind a combined 26 points coln High and Lincoln Southeast in That changed in the fourth quar- portant right now as us finding the and 16 rebounds from Chris the past week. ter, when North Star hit 6 of its first 7 right mixture of kids who will comSchmidt and Jake Marvin, the Silver "When you can win ugly like we shots in the period (including three pete and play hard," Quattrocchi Hawks withstood a furious North did, that's good.
We had them (the three-pointers) and its first 6 free said. "We found it in the fourth Star fourth-quarter rally to earn a Navigators) down, but give them throws. The Navigators got as close quarter. We could've folded, down 57-48 victory before an estimated credit, they battled back." as five points twice in the final two 19, but we competed and played 400 spectators. Back baskets inside by minutes, the last time at 53-48 with the style of basketball we want to Schmidt, a 6-foot-4 senior, led Schmidt gave Southwest a 39-20 1:03 left after an offensive rebound see.
Southwest (2-3) with 16 points and lead midway through the third and basket by Darian Davis. Reach Ron Powell at 473-7437 or eight rebounds, five of which came quarter. The Hawks took a 39-23 Davis, a 6-4 junior, scored 10 of HIGH SCHOOL SCORES AND SUMMARIES Girls basketball I LINCOLN CHRISTIAN 63, YUTAN 50: Lincoln Christian earned its first win of the year as Morgan Dority finished with 23 points. The Crusaders led 33-22 at halftime, then held off a Yutan rally. Yutan pulled to 40-39 on three-point goal by Amanda Hart but could get no closer.
Christian was 23-of-48 from the field, including 13-of-22 in the second half. I SIOUX CITY (IOWA) HEELAN 56, LINCOLN EAST 45: In the thirdplace game of the Ballard Invitational in Huxley, lowa, East chipped away at a 28-point deficit, pulling to within eight, but could get no closer. Heelan sophom*ore Millie Niggeling led all scorers with 18 points, while Kelsey Newman paced East (3-3) with 10 points. NORTHEAST 49, NORFOLK 46: Northeast led 20-19 at Norfolk at halftime. Emma Johnson led the Rockets with a game high 18 points.
Taila Villalpondo led the Panthers with do 13. BRUNING-DAVENPORT 37, STERLING 35 Sterling 12 7 10 6- 35 Bruning -Davenport 7 9 16 6 37 Sterling- -Salberg 3. Saathoff 8, Heusman 2, Lempka 16, Thiel 6. -Dowdy 6, Jagels 4, Hoins 11, Williams 7, Meyer 2, Houchin 8. NORRIS 45, ELKHORN 39 Elkhorn 7 2 18 -12 39 Norris 6 17 13 9- 48 -Fox 4, Spittler 12, Raymond 11, Ritzdorf 2, Walsh 2, Lynch 8.
Norris- Gade 13, Dudley 2, Zysset 1, Huls 9, Cheney 18, Glenn 2. DAVID CITY 67, COLUMBUS LAKEVIEW 62 David City 15 14 21 17 67 Columbus Lakeview 15 19 9 19 62 David City -Behrens 2, Sylvester 11, Vandenberg 11, Fials 4, Clark 3, Schmid 23, Hilger 13. Columbus Lakeview-Kapels 7, 8, Barjenbruch 16, Luedtke 18, Korte 2, Stegman 11. ELMWOOD-MURDOCK 65, EAST BUTLER 21 East Butler 3 4 9 5- 21 16 17 19 13 65 East -Bohac 12, Dolezal 4, Cidlik 2, Aerts 2, Lemke 1. Elmwood-Murdock-Zoz19, Schrader 16, Uiner 6, Brothers 6, Schmale 5.
Luetchens 5. Novak 4, Brewer 2, Zobel 2. MILFORD 75, CENTENNIAL 51 Centennial 12 10 14 13 51 Mitford 17 19 16 23 75 Centennial -Foley 5. Wallenwober 12. Gier hen 5, Prilyaw 13, Moser 2, Amoid 8, Gruber 4, Dewaard 2.
Milford -Bogus 17. Bittinger 5, Jones Christensen 4, Joh, Davingort 2. Troyer 12. Jos: Davenport 24, Slepicka 9. SUTTON 49, WOOD RIVER 27 Wood River 6 10 14 11 16 4 River- 9, Noel 4, 11, Unrich 1.
Sutton Webe 11, 6, Oschaner-4, man 15, Robbine 11, Gibson 2. Big runs help Links to victory Defense shuts down Fremont BY ROD HENKEL For the Lincoln Journal Star A young Fremont boys basketball team could not contend Saturday with Lincoln High's ability to put together scoring spurts or the Links' defensive pressure. Five players, including two reserves, scored at least eight points, and Lincoln High (3-0) used three surges to pull away for a 72-41 victory. Fremont, which started two freshmen another freshman and a sophom*ore in its seven-man rotation, dropped to 0-5. "For the most part, we played hard defensively and because of that we have the ability to get into spurts here and there," said Lincoln High coach Russ Uhing.
"To play at a little faster tempo, you need more kids." Lincoln High opened the game by scoring 14 of the first 17 points and closed the third period with a similar 14-3 run. The lead never dropped below double digits after the opening minutes, and a final 14-2 surge to end the game accounted for the final margin. Michael Partee led the Links with 14 points on 6-of-7 shooting, while Deondre Webster 13 points off the bench, including three three-pointers. Andre Granger made 5 of 7 shots for 12 points, while Josh Riser and Dylan Flinn each added eight. Riser and Pete Uhing drew the attention of Fremont's defense and finished a combined 4-of-13 from the field.
"We really tried to focus on taking Riser and Uhing out of the game and force the other kids to beat us, and for the most part we did that," said Fremont coach Mark Williams. "Give Lincoln High and the other kids a bunch of credit. They stepped up and made a lot of Lincoln High finished 26-of-47 (55 percent) from the field, while Fremont was just 11-of-33 (33 percent). Uhing praised his players for their effort on both ends of the floor. Adams, posted double doubles.
Origas had 12 points and 10 rebounds, while Adams scored 1.1 and pulled down 11. I LINCOLN CHRISTIAN 60, YUTAN 41: Jameson Rexilius scored 16 points as Lincoln Christian won in Yutan. The Crusaders jumped to an 80 lead, then staved off several Yutan runs. Joey DiGiacomo led Yutan with nine points. PIUS 66, OMAHA RONCALLI 62: Stuart Shucha had eight of his 14 points in the fourth quarter to lead Pius to the win at the PWRS Tournament at Omaha Roncalli.
Shucha also added three assists. KC Hyland had 14 points, eight in the third period, and grabbed 10 rebounds for the Thunderbolts. Pius outrebounded Roncalli 34 to 11. NORFOLK 47, NORTHEAST 35: ter Norfolk lead and opened up stretched a 16-10 the lead first quar 14 at halftime in cruising to the win in Norfolk. Brady Lollman led the Panthers with 14.
BROWNELL-TALBOT 47, COLLEGE VIEW 38 Brownell-Talbot .9 10 11 17 47 College View 7 14 5 12- 38 Brownell-Talbot-Sharma 5, Yapp 5, Moriarty 2, Browning 23, Bascham 9, Sotolongo 01. College View -Fisk 3, Lopez 2, Courtney Gutknecht 6, B. Gutnecht 6, Hauck 18, Rico 3, LINCOLN CHRISTIAN 63, YUTAN 50 Lincoln Christian 13 16 18 16- 63 Yutan 6 16. 19 9- 50 Lincoln Christian- -Dworak 6, Paulus 4, Peterson 2, Parsons 11, Plambeck 7, Andersen 10, Dority 23. Yutan-O'Malley Hart 5, Simon 10, Trost 9, Ambrose 1, Smith 12, Schnoes 9.
SIOUX CITY, IOWA HEELAN 56, LINCOLN EAST 45 Lincoln East 5 6 11 23- 45 Sioux City Heelan 18 17 14 7- 56 Lincoln East--Dahl 2, Fosdick 2, Reynoldson 7, Newman 10, Gingery 9, Wagner 6, Ebke 9. Sloux City Heelan -Lund 14, Tritz 5, Homer 5, Vondrak 4, Huser 10. Niggeling 18. OTHER SCHOOLS SEWARD 50, NORRIS 45 Seward. 10 16 10 14 50 Norris 6 9.12.18 45 Seward -Mueller 7, Post 3, Schmidt 2, Cody 19, Behlen 2, Suhr 6, Kamphaus 11.
Norris- -Adkins 3, Krujci 7, Gabel 9, Poe 3, Hoefler 14, Funk 7, Hansen 2. MALCOLM 55, RAYMOND CENTRAL 21 Raymond Central 2- 21 Malcolm 17 12 15 11 55 Raymond Central 2. 4. Pal 2. Prai 4, Blasek 4., Heyen 5.
Malcolm Dison 6. Lostroh 8, Variderol 2, Schneider B. Densbenger 9, Ewet: 5. fry 2. 2.
Dunner 13. BOYS BASKETBALL (W)e played hard defensively and because of that we have the ability to get into spurts. Russ Uhing, Lincoln High coach "The key is shot selection," he said. "With the exception of a few threes, I thought our shot selection was pretty good. I thought the effort was very consistent throughout the game." The Tigers, who got 11 points from 6-foot-5 freshman Connor Niehaus and eight apiece from freshman Braxton Voss and junior Andy Sajevic, committed 21 turnovers.
Fremont appeared to weather the initial Lincoln High blitz, staying within 10 to 15 points throughout much of the second and third quarters. The Tigers trailed 35-24 before missing a driving layup attempt that would have cut the margin below double figures, and that's when the Links ended the third period with their second big run. Lincoln High made 7 of 11 shots in the final quarter, including a pair of three-pointers by reserve Keaton Soto-Olson, to expand the final margin. "That's what it says in the scouting report you can never relax," Williams said. "You have to constantly handle that.
For as young a team as I have, they really haven't seen that speed. It's part of the learning curve." Boys basketball CITY SCHOOLS College View 40, Brownell-Talbot 32 Johnson-Brock: 59, Parkview Christian 38 Lincoln Christian 60, Yutan 41 Lincoln High 72, Fremont 41 Norfolk 47, Northeast 35 Southwest 57, North Star 48 PWRS Tournament Pius X66, Omaha Roncalli 62 Waverly 62, Omaha Skutt 53 JUNIOR VARSITY Southwest 71, North Star 52 OTHER SCHOOLS Ainsworth 73; Lutheran Northeast 60 Alma 68, Red Cloud 41 Bruning-Davenport37, Sterling 35 Callaway 67, Thedford 21 Centura 54, Ord 39 Crawford 64, Minatare 33 David City 67, Columbus Lakeview Elm Creek 39, Ansley 30 Elmwood-Murdock 65, East Butler 21 Eustis-Farnam 63, Arnold 39 Freeman Academy, S.D. 64, Walthill 41 Garden County 48, Hyannis 37 Hampton 47, Cross County 34 Hastings 52, York 34 Holdrege 53, McCook 52 Kimball 64, Bayard 45 Lawrence Nelson 67, Shieton 37 Lynch 65, Bloomfield 57 Maxwell 80, McPherson. County 38 Minden 68, Central City 54 Morrill 44, Mitchell 41 Norris 45, Elkhorn 29 North. Platte 54, Columbus 47 Osceola 63, Clarkson 46 Pender 58, Stanton 49 Raymond Central 67, Malcolm 48 Sandy Creek 78, Fillmore Central 46 Schuyler 53, North Bend Central 44 Paul 51, Broken Bow 48 Sutton 49, Wood River 27 Weeping, Water 52; Lourdes Central Cath.
45 West Boyd 35, Elgin 31 METRO HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Bellevue West 89, Papillion-La Vista 48 Omaha Central 83, Omaha South 56 NELIGH-OAKDALE TOURNAMENT 3rd: Pope John 59, Wheeler Central 47 1st: Chambers 64, Neligh-Oakdale 38 SUMNER-EDDYVILLE-MILLER HOLIDAY 3rd: Sargent 43, Arcadia 19 1st: Elwood 72, Sumner-Eddyille-Miller 49 POSTPONEMENTS Aquinas at Lincoln Lutheran CITY SCHOOLS LINCOLN HIGH 72, FREMONT 41 Fremont. '9 9 9 14- 41 Lincoln High 19 11 19 22 72 Fremont -Strong 0-1 1-2 1, Rozanek 0-0 0- 0 0, Sajevic 26 45 8, Goldsberry 0-0 0-0 0, Hamilton 0-1 0-0 0, Simmons 0-3 4-4 4, Harpster 1-6 0-0 3, Voss 2-3 4-5 8.0 Ostrom 1-4 0-0 2, Niehaus 4-7 2-2 11. Myers 0-0 0-0 0, Cobb 1-2 22 4. Totals 11-33 17-20 41. Lincoln High- Soto-Olson 2-2 0-0 6.
Riser 39 24 8, Richardson 0-2 2-2 Lame 0, Uhing 1-4 1-2 4, Reinwald 0-1 4-4 4, Granger 57 23 12, Partee 6-7 1-1 14, Webster 5,9 0- .0 13. Atem 0-0 1-2 1, Finn 4-5 0-1 8: Totals 26-47 13-19 71. Three-point goals -Fremont 2-11 (Sajevic 0- 1. Simmons: 0-1, Harpster 1-4, Ostrom 03, Niehaus 1-2), 7-19 (Soto-Oison 2-2, Riser 0 4, Richardson 0-1, Lame 0-1, Uhing 1-2, Reinwald 0-1. Partee 1-1, Webster 3-7).
Total fouls Fremont 15, Lincoln High. 19. Fouled out- -Sajevic, Granger, Turnovers Fremont 21. Lincoln High 12. Rebounds Fremont 20 (Niehaus 4), Lincoln High 27 (Granger 5), SOUTHWEST 57, NORTH STAR 48 Southwest 16 12 11 18 57 North Star 10 6 7 25 48 Southwest- Edmond 1-6 67 8, Cotton 1-3 00 3, Baer 00 22 Eliot 1-6 22 Tomp kins 13 00 Fisher 38 6.
Kremer 1:1 2. Marvin 49 22 10. Holmquist 11 00 2. Schmidt 611 46 16. Totals 19-48 16-19 57.
North Star Hartley 13 02 Key 510 22 12. Taylor 1-5 00 2. 04 34 3, Mikiya 1. 2 2 2. Shaw 1-7 00 2, Davis 69 4- 6 16, Ziemba 27 00 6, Begovie 1.2 00 2.
Totals 17:48 11:16 48. Three- point goals 310 (Ed mond 01, Cotton 151. Elliott 4, Tompkins 1 3, Marvin 0-1), North Star 1 3, Hey 01. 0.2, Shoecraft 03. Zenba Total Southwest 11, Norin Star 18.
Fouled out Hartley Rebounds- Southwest 34 (More, Schmidt Bi. North Star 25 Turnovers- Southwest 17, North Saar 15 A -400 COLLEGE VIEW 40, BROWNELL-TALBOT 32 College View 11 7.12 10 40 10 9 2 11 32 College View -Adams 11, Moura 17, Origas 12. Brownel-Talbot-Lenden 4, Terry 3, White 7, Fairfield 16, Murthy 2, NORFOLK 47, NORTHEAST 35. Northeast 10 4.10 10 12- 47 Norfolk 16 9 9 13 35 Northeast--Burt. 7, Vidlak 2, Johnson 1, Hintz 4, Craig 5, Kutey 8, Fehringer 2, Grant 6,.
Wur 1. Norfolk -Lawson 9, Olson 4, Bruening 9, Lollman 14, Timperly 3, Marsh 8. LINCOLN CHRISTIAN 60, YUTAN 41 Lincoln Christian 19 14 17. 10 60 Yutan 15 7 11 8 41 Lincoln Christian Watley 2, Rexilius 16, Gipson 13, B. Manley 13, J.
Manley 12, Mathers 4. Yutan Motter 6, Cardin 5, Hart 6, Rogers 3, DiGiacomo 9, Feller 3, Kisling 2, Hull 7. PIUS 66, OMAHA RONCALLI 62 Pius 11 15 20 20 66 Omaha Roncalli 9 19 18. 16 62 Lincoln Pius X- Pleskac 7, Kurtenbach 4, Shucha 14, Burt 10, Kennett 3, Schlautman 12, Vogel 2, Hyland 14. Omaha Roncalli-Nowak 6, Metzler 16, Petersen 20, Valentine 11, Svatos 4, Thompson 2, Viach 3.
PIUS 46, SEWARD 35 LATE FRIDAY Lincoln Pius X. 10 6 13. 17 46 Seward 7. 8 9 11 35 Lincoln Plus X- Pleskac 35 0-0 8, Kurtenbach 0-3 1-2 1, Sucha 0-2 0-1 0, Burt 46 34 11, Kennett 3-4 0-0 4, Schlautman 38 2-2 9, Vogel 1-3 1-2 3, Hyland 3-5 4-7. 10.
Totals 17- 36 11-18 46. Seward- -Friedrich 48 2-4 10, Hackbart 3 10. 0-0 Wiemer 6, 2-3 Ahrens 1-2 0-1 5, 0-0 Grieser 0, 2-6 Lowther 0-0 4. Totals 16-36 3-7 35, Three- point goals -Plus X.311 (Pleskac 2- 4, Kurtenbach 0-1, Sucha 0-1, Burt 0-1, Kennett 0-1, Schlautman 1-3), Seward 0-5 (Hackbart 0-4, Lowther. 0-1).
Rebounds Pius 24 (Schlautman 7), Seward 14 (Ahrens 5). Total fouls -Pius 9, Seward 13. Turnovers Pius 12, Seward 12. OTHER SCHOOLS WEEPING WATER 52, LOURDES CENTRAL, CATH. 45 Lourdes CC 12 6 12 15- 45 Weeping Water 12 11 13 15 52 Lourdes Central Catholic -Wichman 12, El ers 9.
Heng, 8, Beccard 6, Morrison 4, Kaiser 4, Fedoris 2. Weeping Water- -Nutter 24, Wardyn 9, Wiles 7, Douglas 6, Weber 4, Haveman 2. HASTINGS 52, YORK 34 Hastings 9 8 23 12- 52 York, 4 8 8 14 34 Hastings -Lyle 10, Williams 6, Reiner 1, Nollette 6, Woodward 3, Halbmeirer 25. York- -Gruber 2. McQuistan 6, Nannen 2, Fowler 6, Jacobe 4.
WAVERLY 62, OMAHA SKUTT 53 Waverly 12 15 14 21 62 Omaha Skutt 11 20 15 9 53 Waverly -Poime 18, Evans 25, Hoy 3, Were zel 2. Rodgers Phillips 5, Kucera 1. Omaha Skutt-Taphorn: 10, JabionsAl: 2, Hildebrandt 4, Gottschalk 1: Denham 2. Morris Schiatmen McMahon 2, Reinders 10, Croonquist 6, Morns 9. HAMPTON 47, CROSS COUNTY 34 Cross County 11 Hampton 9 11 18 Cross County -Moore 9, 2, la Itan Beebe Hiein I), 3.
Maronde Garrison Wall 14, Conger 4. PREP GLANCE I BROWNELL-TALBOT 47, COLLEGE VIEW 38: College View took a 21-19 halftime lead but couldn't hold on as Brownell-Talbot outscored the Eagles 11-5 in the third period to take the lead. Katie Browning had 23 points for BrownellTalbot, while Brittany Hauck led College View with 18 points and nine rebounds. JOHNSON- BROCK 47, PARKVIEW CHRISTIAN 21: Brooke Wininger was 5 of-7 from the field for 10 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead Johnson Brock. For Parkview Christian, Amy Strop had six points and two steals and HopeEllen Wheeling added nine rebounds.
Breanna Borrenpohl had 10 points for the Patriots. Boys basketball COLLEGE VIEW 40, BROWNELL TALBOT 32: Carlos Moura led the Eagles of College View with 17 points and seven rebounds. Two Eagles, Ben Origas and Michael RAYMOND CENTRAL 67, MALCOLM 48 Malcolm 6 10 14:18 48 Raymond Central 5 27 13 21 67 Malcolm- Meyer 10, Heibel 3, Wiebe 14, Smathers 1, Marshall 1, Fry 8, Bolte4 3, Krupicka 4, Ganow 4. Raymond Central- -Mintzmyer 8, Bloch 17, Urbomn 2, Schachenmeyer 5, Ohnoutka 2, Brooks 2, Holley 9, Brema 5, Prater 2, Thalken 10, Christensen 4. LAWRENCE-NELSON 67, SHELTON 37 Shelton 14 7 12 4- 37 Lawrence-Nelson 9.18 30 10 67 Shelton -Thyfault 15, Webben 9, Clevenger: 4, Portillo 3, Foster 2, Meyer 4.
-Peterson 16, Schroer 6, S. Schroer 18, Biltoft 12, Svoboda 2, A. Peterson 3, Ault 5, G. Schroer 1, Cassell 4, Girls basketball CITY SCHOOLS Brownell-Talbot 47, College View 28 Fremont 54, Lincoln High 51, OT Johnson-Brock 47, Parkview Christian 21 Lincoln Christian '63, Yutan 50 Northeast 46, Norfolk 46 Ballard Invitational Sioux City, Iowa Heelan 56, Lincoln East 45 OTHER SCHOOLS Adams Central 61, Gibbon 31 Alliance 38, Sidney 32 Battle Creek 46, Humphrey SF 39 Bennington 41, Ashland- Greenwood 39 Bloomfield 54, Lynch 38. Boone Central 64.
West Holt 26 Bruning-Davenport, 50, Sterling 33 Clarkson 56. Osceola 51 Clearwater 40. Rock County 25 Crawford 51, Minatare 33 Creek Valley 34, Banner County 29 Crofton 39. Columbus Scotus 31 Cross County 56, Hampton 26 East Butter 54, Eimwood Murdock 40 Exhor Valley 56. Newman Grove 49 Eim co*ck 49, Ansley 28 'Eustis Farnam 42, Amold) 27 Fort Calhoun 57, Concords 48 Freemen Academy, 5.0, 49, Walthill 44 Garden County 44.
27 Harvard 49. He artiand 44 Hitchco*ck County 44, Mg 24 84, 31 BRUNING-DAVENPORT 50, STERLING 33 Sterling 12 13 6 2. 33 Bruning Davenport 14 9:18.9 9- 33 Sterling -Van Gronigen 8, 6, Heusman 4, Lowmack 2, Weber 5, Erickson 4, Agena 4. Davenport -Schroder 5, Catlett 22, Roppo 2, Remmers 7, Corliss 6, Otto 6, Steams 2. SUTTON 55, WOOD RIVER 38 Wood River 11 7 9.11- 38 Sutton 14 17 11 13- 55 Wood River- Boshart 6, Mead 10, Roth 8, Fischer 6, Ogden 2, Woitaszcski 1, Spiehs 1, Dubbs 4.
Sutton -L. Rath 21, Vankirk 5, Spongberg 8, Stone 3, George 20. EAST BUTLER 54, ELMWOOD-MURDOCK 40 East Butler 13 6 16 19- 54 Elmwood-Murdock 6 7 13 14- 40 East -Zitek 4, S. Sisel 2, K. Sisel 2, L.
Trojan 2, Bongers 12, Karber 2, Coufal 8, K. Trojan 2, Janak 15. Elmwood-Murdock-Buck 5, Kuhlman 6, Scholting 4, Moreau 2, Bober 14, Fischer 9. Wrestling BELLEVUE WEST INVITATIONAL TEAM SCORING: Elkhorn 230, Columbus 220, Bellevue East Papillion-La Vista 131, Bellevue West Council. Bluffs, lowa Abraham Lincoln 102, North Star 82, Fre- mont 33.
CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES: 103-Stangl, Elkhorn, dec. Jensen, Papillion Vista, 10-4; 112-Scott, Papillion-La Vista, won by fall over Gleason, Elkhorn, 119 Rambour, Columbus, dec. Rohloff, Papillion-La Vista, 10- -Jukes, Elkhorn, dec. Ridgeway, Columbus, 52; 130 -Barry, Elkhorn, dec. Herbner, Bellevue West, 85; 135 Belcher, Bellevue East, dec.
Balletta, Papillion-La Vista, 98; 140-Kioppel, Columbus, dec. Plambeck, Bellevue East, 7-2; 145 -Carmichael, Columbus, won by fall over Harm, Abraham Lincoln, 152-Washington, Bellevue East, won by fall over Harris, Abraham. Lincoln, 160. -Glover, Bellevue West, dec. Quevedo, Elkhom, 11-10; 171-Tobin, Bellevue West, dec.
Lacher, North Star, 95; 189- -Keen, Elkhorn, won by fall over Ridgeway, Columbus, 215 Bohnet, Columbus, won by tech. fall over Sells, Elkhorn, 21-4; Bellevue East, won by fall over Hamik, Elkhorn, 2:31. RALSTON INVITATIONAL TEAM SCORING: Millard South 298, Lincoln East 193, Millard West 191, Ralston 149, 0m- aha Central North Platte, 75, Omaha Northwest Omaha Benson 29, Raiston JV. 26. CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES: 103-Miller, Millard South, won by fall over Hoefner, Millard West, 3:27: 112-Mumaugh, Millard South, dec.
Winkler, Millard West, 10-4; 119-Besch, Millard south, won by fall over Wilmer, Millard West. 125 -Novak, Millard South, won by fall over Skiles, North Platte, 130-- Mikias, Millard South, dec. Patrick, Raiston, 7- 135-Etherton, Lincoin East, won by fall over Derry, Omaha Northwest, 140- Heiliger, Lincoln East, dec. Narduzzo, Millard West, 83; 145 -Palmer, Lincoln East, won by fall over Schlelhofer, Millard West, Shinkle, Millard South, dec. Schulz, Millard West, 5-2; 160-Seehausen, Millard South, dec.
Schmohr, Lincoln East, 126; 171-Stender, Millard South, deo. Herweyer, Millard West, 13-5; 189-Sandel, Ralston, dec. Fierding, Omaha Central, 91; 215- -Kay, Millard South, won by fall over Meeker, Millard West, 285-Christo, Millard South, dec. Handion, Raiston, 103. THIRD FINISHERS: 103-Andre, Omaha Central, won by tech.
fell over Moreno, Lincoln East, 21-4; 112-Baratta, Omaha Contral, dec. Peterson, Lincoln East, 97; 189- Denison, Millard South, dec. Moahs, Lincoln East, 6-3: 215 Omaha Central, won by fail over Bogner, Lincoln East, 1:45, SOUTH SIOUX CITY INVITATIONAL TEAM SCORING: Millard South Stour City 188, West 130. Hinton, Iowa 126, Dakota (tar 84, Westwood, loss Southeast 75, Lincoin High 73. CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES: 103-Ches nut, West Monona, pinned Hattig, South Sioux City, 112-Glanzer, Dakota Valley, pinned Guerrero, South Sioux City, 119 Algood, Millard North, dec.
Dawkins, Lincoin High, 62; 125-DeAnda, South Sioux City, pinned: Brunetti, Millard North, 130 -White, Lincoln High, dec. Allen, Millard North, 10-4; 135 -Stamper, Blair, dec. Morrow, Lincoln, High, 4-0; 140 Franco, South Sioux City, pinned Jorgensen, Westwood, 145-Edgington, Hinton, dec. Edmonds, Millard North, 1-0; 152-Koithan, Hinton, dec. Zima, West Monona, 11-4; 160-Edgington, Hinton, dec.
Edmonds, Millard North, 171-Satterwhite, South Sioux City, pinned. Vaughn, Millard North, 189- Newton, Millard North, dec. Gonzalez, South Sioux City, 11-3; 215 Huffman, West Monona, pinned Tews, Millard North, West Monona, pinned Dam, Dakota Valley, 1:20. THIRD PLACE FINISHERS: 119-DeRocher, Hinton, dec. Wehling, Southeast, 11-0; 125- Maher, Southeast, dec.
Scott, Westwood, 95; 140 -Quandahl, Millard North, dec. Wood, Southeast, 3-1; 145- -Curran, Dakota Valley, dec. Geng, Lincoln High, 10-4; Southeast, pinned Radio, Millard, North, 2:02. PAUL EDDIE WAHOO TOURNAMENT TEAM SCORING; High Plains 144, Centennial 119, Omaha North Ashland Greenwood 106, Adams Central 104, Bishop Neumann 101, Omaha Westside 62, Bluffs 45, Oakland-Craig 43. CHAMPIONSHIP MATCHES: 103-Tayler, ON, dec.
Bader, Centennial, 4-0; 112-Lindley, BH, pinned Wohlgemuth, HP 119-Kra tochvil, Centennial, dec. Carson, HP 10-2; 125-Abolins, BN, pinned Kissel, AG, 130 -Johnson, AC, dec. Grause, HP 4-3; 135-Rostvet, AC, dec. Hoffman, HP 7-1: 140-McEwin, ON, pinneed Kuhn, HP 145 -Coffey, Centennial, pinned D. Tyler, ON, 152-Lonowski, AC, pinned C.
Tyler, ON, 160 -Church, HP dec. Hernandez, Centennial, 3-2; 171-Chelsey, A pinned Egger, Centennial, 189-Vibka, HP. dec. Chvatal, BN, 82; 215 -Mink, A-G, pinned Goodman, OW, -Wonka, BN, pinned Boardley, 0-C, 1:41. Kimball 57, Bayard 28 Lawrence Nelson 51, Shelton 43 Loup County 46, Elba 42 Lutheran Northeast 87, Ainsworth 28 Malcolm 55, Raymond Central 21 McPherson County 33, Maxwell 25 Milford 59, Centennial 21 Minden 55, Central City 23 Morrill 49, Mitchell 34 Mullen 70, Sandhills 45 North Platte 48, Columbus 41 Ord 44, Centura 32 Paxton 66, South Platte 20 Pierce 62, Madison 28 Porica 49, Randolph 27 Red Cloud 48.
Alma 39 St. Paul 47, Broken Bow 24 Scottsbluff 50, Chadron 30. Seward 50, Norris 45 Sioux County 66, Arthur County 6 Southern Valley 46, Cozad 42 Sutton 55, Wood River 38 Thedford 45, Callaway 33 Wakefield 45, Hartington 36 Wauneta Palisade 57, Hayes Center 32 Weeping Water 52, Lourdes CC 37 West Boyd 51, Elgin 24 METRO CONFERENCE HOLIDAY Bellevue East 46, Omaha Bryan 31 NELIGH-OAKDALE TOURNAMENT 3rd: Pope John 60, Neligh-Oakdale 34 1st: Chambers 71, Wheeler Central 30 SUMNER-EDDYVILLE-MILLER HOLIDAY 3rd: Elwood 52, Arcadia 45 1st: Sumner-Eddyille-Miller 41, Sargent 35 POSTPONEMENTS Aquinas at Lincoin Lutheran CITY SCHOOLS JOHNSON-BROCK 47, PARKVIEW CHRISTIAN 21 Johnson Brock 18 10 8 11 4 Parkview Christian 4 7 6 4- 21 -Kite 5, Broady 7. Chris tensen 4, Cathcart 4, Wininger 10, Ruskamp 2. Teten 4, Fischer 2.
Rippe 9. -Parkview Christian- A. Stop 6, Fuchser 2, Borrenpohl 10, Welter 3. NORTHEAST 49, NORFOLK 46 Northeast 7.13 11 18- 49 Norfolk 8 11 11 16 40 Northeast -Johnson 18, Stacey 4, Chap man 1, Singeton 7, 1, Snooty 6, 7. 4, 11.
4, 13. Hopper 2, Wale 12. FLATWATER FRACAS DUALS In Grand Island ROUND ONE: Grand Island 51, Norfolk 12; Manhattan, Kan. 76, Northeast Kearney 47, Aurora 19; Grand Island Central Catholic 45, Plus 27; Papillion-La Vista South 38, Wood River 33; Lincoln Southwest 58, Omaha Gross 12. ROUND TWO: Kearney 51, Grand Island 21; Manhattan, Kan.
62, Norfolk Aurora 58, Lincoin. Northeast 21; Lincoln Southwest 34, Papillion-La Vista South 33; Wood River 63, Pius X18; Hastings 47, Omaha Gross 26. ROUND THREE: Norfolk 52, Lincoln Northeast 15; Kearney 42, Manhattan, Kan. 21; Grand Island 41, Aurora 15; Hastings 37, Wood River 36; Papillion-La Vista South 45, Grand Island CC 23; Lincoln Southwest 53, Plus 21. ROUND FOUR: Kearney.
69, Lincoln Northeast Manhattan, Kan. 34, Grand Island 31; Aurora 40, Norfolk 30; Papillion-La Vista South 48, Omaha Gross 30; Wood River 52, Grand Island Central Catholic 25; Hastings 49, Pius 3. ROUND FIVE: Grand Island Central Catholic 40, Omaha Gross 25; Lincoln Southwest 58, Wood River 24; Hastings 39, Papillon La Vista South 33. FRAN JORGENSEN INVITE At Cambridge TEAM SCORING: Eim Creek 429, cadia: 314, Elwood 307, Cambridge 217, 199, Center 198, Hitchco*ck County 144, Eustis-faram 137, Wauneta Palisade 105, Maxwell 88, Over. ton 76.
WEIGHT CLASS WINNERS: 103-M. Arau- North 191M, Monona, lowl Valey, 78. Lincoln Jo, Elwood; 112-Bourhe, Eire Creek, 119 Ripo. Dim Creek: 125 -L Araujo. Elwood; 150 1.35 -Staberios, Em Creek: 140-Loebig, Ewood; 146 Meier, Creek; Kohl, Eistisfarnam, 180--1.
Cm Creek: 31 Elm Creek; 180- Em Creek; 215 -Hem Dim Dwood..
