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Final Observer swim times
Following is the final area high
school boys' swim listing of the season
Special thanks to Keith Wright,
coach at Livonia Bentley, for compiling
the information each week during
the winter
Mtymrd mrdky relay
1 Uv Bentley 1 42 3
i Ply Canton 1 43 4
3 Ply Salem 1 44 8
4 Uv Slevr n»on 1 45 5
5 Clarence ville I 4« 6
« GC East I 47.8
7 Uv Franklin 1 48 8
8, Redford Union 1 51 5
• Redford Thurston .1 53 2
10 Uv Churchill 153 5
Mtyard freettyle
1 T. Smith i Steve) I 44 I
2 M Balnaves < Frank i . ... K 1 46 1
3 Finley (Salem i I 49 8
4 M Winter iBenti 1 50 9
5 K. Gauthier iBenti 1 52 0
8 D Tanner (Canton) 1 52 1
7 T. Rubadue i Salem i 152 6
8 M. I .arson i Clare I 1 52 8
Ztt-yanl ladlvidaal medley
1 T. Smith (Steve) 2 02 1
2 P. Peteraen (Canton) 2 04 1
3 M. Winter (Bent) 2 05 0
4 C Finley (Salem i 2 07.3
5 B dine (Canton) .. 2 07.8
8 J Schoenle (Steve) .... 2 07,9
7. G Sellars (Frank) . .... . 2 08.0
8. K. Gauthier (Bent i... . 2 08.2
54-yard treeatyle
1 K. Gauthier (Bent) . 22 0
2 T. Rubadue (Salem) 22 5
3 M. Balnaves (Frank) . . . . . . . 22 7
4 B Ellis (GC West i 22 8
5 0 Smith (Steve i 22 9
8 L. Hein (Stevei . 22 9
7. M. Etienne I Salem > 23 0
8. P. Peterson (Canton) . 23 2
Diving
1 M. Heiden (Steve) 256 10
2 B Mulchings (RD> 248.80
3 K. Grund I Claret 243 45
4 B Ereringham (Frank) 229.50
5 M. Pieper (Churcht 224 45
6 B I-eathley (ClareI 209 15
7. J 1-aKiche (Salemt 201 70
8.0 Wynne (Bentt 201 40
1 P. Petersen (Canton)
2 T. Smith (Steve).... ..
3 E Kirschke (Clare) .
4 D Giandiletti (Bent)
5 R. Kuebler (Salem) .
8 S. Wood (tantont
7. K. Gauthifr (Bent) .
8. D Albert (Salem i.....
M. Balnaves (Frank)
T. Smith (Stevei . .
K. Gauthier (Bentt .
T. Rubadue (Salemt
B Ellis (GC West i .
M. Etienne (Salemi
7. D Tanner (Canton) .
8 E Kirschl(e (Claret
IM-yard batterfly IM-yard backstroke
IM-yard freestyle
ttt-yard freestyle
54 3
547
55 4
58 1
58 1
5« 3
58 3
58 5
48 6
49 1
49 2
49 6
50 2
50 2
50 5
50 8
1 T. Smith (Steve) 4 43 1
2 C Finley (Salem)... . . , 4 52 4
3 M Winter iBent) 4 59 0
4. M. Larson (Clare) . . . 5 04 4
5 M. Balnaves (Frank) . . . . . 5 05 0
6 B Cline (Canton i 5 08 9
7. E Kirschke (Clare) 5 110
8. T. Rubadue (Salem) 5 115
1 K. Gauthier (Bent)
2 T. Parry (GC East) .
3 L. Hein (Steye)
4 P. Petersen (Canton)
5 C Finley (Salem) . .
8 S. Davison (Steve) ....
7. B Cline (Canton) ..
8. J Blakely (Thurstt
9. T. Smith (Steve) . . .
I I t yard breaitstroke
54 7
58.3
58.9
59 8
1 00 5
I 00 5
1 00 5
1 006
1 00 6
1 P. Petersen (Cantoni | oi 7
2 M. Winter (Bent) . . . . . 1 02 7
3 G Sellars (Frank) 1 04 1
4 J Schoenle (Stevei | m 7
5 T. Smith (Steve i . I 05 0
6 L. Hein (Steve) . l 05 0
8. J Stella (Salem) I 05 9
4M-yard freestyle relay
1 Liv. Stevenson 3 20 5
2 Ply Salem .3 23 0
3 Ply Canton . .3 23 0
4 Liv Bentley 3 24 2
5 Liv Franklin 3 24 8
6 Clarenceville 3 29 8
7. GC East 3 41 0
20 tankers take area honors
(Continued from page 1C)
200-yard medley relay—Dave
GUmdiletti, Kary Stapleton, Mark Winter
and Kevin Gauthier, Uvonia Bentley.
The quartet put together the best
time in the area this season, 1:42.3,
and finished ninth in the state meet
Giandiletti, a freestyle specialist,
placed second in the 100-yard butterfly
at the Suburban Eight Meet. The junior
is a member of both the Bulldogs'
medley and freestyle relay school
record teams
Stapleton, also a junior, is a member
of both record-holding relay" teams.
Like Giandiletti, Stapleton excells in
freestyle events and the butterfly
400-yard freestyle relay—John
Schoenle, Scott Davison, Larry Hein
and Tom Smith, Livoiia Stevenson.
Hie foursome had the best area time
of the season, 3:20.5, good enough for a
lOth-place finish at the state meet.
Schoenle. a year-around swimmer,
had personal bests this year of 51 8
seconds in the 100-yard freestyle,
2:07.9 in the 200-yard individual medley,
and 1 04 7 in the 100-yard breaststroke
"John is a very serious student and
competitor," said Stevenson coach
Lois McDonald of the sophomore "He
always gives more than 100 per cent "
Davison, a sophomore, had best
efforts this winter of 51.3 seconds in
the 100-yard freestyle, 1:00.5 in the 100yard
backstroke and 56 7 seconds in
the 100-yard freestyle
Hem, another of Stevenson s super
sophomores, recorded personal best
times this year of 51.3 seconds in the
100-yard freestyle, 22.9 seconds in the
50-yard freestyle, 58.9 seconds in the
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100-yard backstroke and 1:05 in the
100-yard breaststroke.
At-large—Craig Finley, Plymouth
Salem. In addition to placing first in
the 500-yard freestyle at the Suburban
Eight meet and finishing 10th in that
event at the Class A state meet, Finley
was first in the 500 free at the Western
Wayne Invitational
The sophomore also landed first in
the 100-yard backstroke at the Golden
Triangle Championships, second in the
200 free at the Western Wayne and
third in the 200 free in the conference
meet.
At-large— Eric Kirschke, Clarenceville.
Kirschke, continuing a family
tradition of swimming excellence at
Clarenceville, placed eighth in the 100yard
butterfly at the Class B state
meet.
The junior also swam a leg of the
Trojans' lOth-place medley relay
effort in the B finals and won the 50
and 100-yard freestyles at the Metro
West Conference meet. He set a new
school record this year in the 100-yard
freestyle.
At-large—Tom Parry, Garden City
East. League champ in the 100-yard
backstroke at the Northwest Suburban
meet, Perry tied the school record in
that event this year with a clocking of
58 3 seconds
Voted one of East's Most Valuable
Swimmers by his teammates. Parry, a
junior, also competed in the individual
medley and the medley relay for the
Panthers
"Tom is a hard worker and has a 3.0
average in school," said East coach
Ron Clifton.
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WAYNE AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES
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Schools, Wayne and Washtenaw Counties, Michigan, scheduled to be held on Mon-
day evening, March 27, 1978, at the Plymouth-Canton High School Little Theater.
8415 Canton Cento" Road, has been canceled
The next regular meeting scheduled to be held will be Monday, April 10, 1978, at the
Plymouth-Canton High School Little Theater at 7 30 P.M.
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At-large—Steve Wood, Plymouth
Canton. The senior, who qualified for
the Class A state meet as a member of
both the Chiefs' medley and freestyle
relay teams, Wood also excelled in the
10(^yard butterfly this season.
Wood was Western Six League butterfly
titlist and also finished second in
that event at the Western Wayne
Invitational, third at the Ypsilanti
Invitational and fourth at the Golden
Triangle Championships.
Wood has captained the team the
past two winters.
"Steve is a very dependable hard
worker. He never missed a practice
session," said Canton coach \ Bill
Faunce
At-large—Bill Hutchings, Redford
Union. The senior finished first in
eight dual meets for the Panthers this
year with an average score of 215
points. His best single diving performance
of the season was 248.80 points.
Hutchings, a three-year letterman,
also swam the 50-yard freestyle and on
Redford Union's medley relay team
At-large—Mike Etieme, Plymouth
Salem. A senior and captain of the
Rocks, E]tienne qualified for the Class
A state meet as a member of Salem's
medley and freestyle relay teams
Individually, he placed fifth in the
100-yard freestyle and eighth in the 50yard
freestyle at the Suburban Eight
meet.
Etienne is a member of the National
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"Mike made the season very enjoyable
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example to the other swimmers,'' said
Salem coach Chuck Olson "
HONORABLE MENTION
Livonia Franklin— Barry Everingham,
Chuck Gottshall, Dave Lulis,
Dave Pederson and Tim Weber
Livonia Bentley— Don Wynne, Greg
Koorhan and John Battista.
Clarenceville— Mike I^rson, Brian
O'Neill and John Kozma.
Plymouth Salem— Rob Kuebler,
Kirk Albert, Jeff Stella and Bob Simone.
Garden City West—Sue Swartz.
Garden City East— Mark Papo and
Don Parry.
Livonia Churchill—Mark Pieper.
Livonia Stevenson— Mark Heiden
and Mike Smith
Plymouth Canton— Bob Cline and
Dave Tanner.
Redford Union— Jeff Lepler, Maury
Masalin and Kevin Piggott
Westland John Gknn— Rob Freebom
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Redford Thurston— Fred Rousseau
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