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B-2 • Saturday. Decembar 20, 2008 Qaylord Heratd Timaa Behind the Camera Lens: The week in sports action HT - BillS«iv«ny HT - ft* Swv»ny JOHANNESBURG-LEWISTON JUNIOR MARY SCHLICHER looks for a pass around the defense of St. Mary's Lauren Repputm and GAYLORD SENIOR OUINN WOODHOU^ led all scorers witti 23 Sarah Bauer (15). The Cardinals won the Ski Valley Conference battle 45-34 Wednesday. Thursday against Traverse City Central. HT —Bill Serveny If: HT — Bill Serveny ST. MARY SENIOR Sarah Bauer drives to the lane while Johannesburg-Lewiston junior Mary GAYLORD JUNIOR VARSITY PUYER Jake Cuca is hoisted ^ Billy Boyce Schllcher defends Wednesday evening. following the Blue Devils triple-overtime win against Traverse City Central Thursday. GAYLORH KT - 8il Sovwiy GAYLORD JUNIOR POINT GUARD Kurt Dutcher had another strong game against Traverse City Central, hitting a pair of clutch three-pointers in the Blue Devils' 65-60 victory. Purchase sports photos online, by Reprints clicking reprints link at www.gaylordheraldtimesxom Gaylord Herald Times Scholar-Athlete of the Week NAME: Megan Kennedy TEAM: H basketball OTHER SPORT: Track GRADE: Senior GI>A:4.0 MRENT: Kevin and Bartwra Kennedy FAVORfTE SUBJEQ: Economks FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr Peppin MOVK: Anchorman, Stepbrottiers TV SHOW: GreyS Anatomy FOOD: Pasta aHredo MUSIC Country ATHLETE: Shaun White WEBSfTE: wvvw.burton.com HOBBIES: Snowboarding, sports, drawing PLANS AFTER G«AOUATK)H: Attend college to pursue degree in graphic design or advertising COACH HEATHER HUFF: -She is determined and hard-vwxking. She has a tot of perseverance in all that she does both on the basketball floor and in life." sgoo FoodongSub SeastoraforMialli 9SOEdihnlssPar1oMy (hnMeVMMrwt) G(ylord«Mic)iigan 011)712-2112 KT — 8iH Serveny JOHANNESBURG-LEWISTON 'SUPERFAN' DUSTIN PROCTOR is decked out for the Cardinals' game against St. Mary. "^THEOSPREV GRILLE ^ at Wilderness Valleij &" Black Forest '""ew Year's Eve Four Course Dinner and Champagne With choifc of entree $35.95 PER PERSON loated Inside Tie Wilderness Valle)' Golf Clnbhoase 6500 Nicklais Otivt, G JvM, Miclupn • 5 mlo «esi o( 27 on Mawlora Roid. 231-585-7090 32West&US-i31 I (MSMtttitCitgoSisSMwl I elmin'mkdfigan | I2I11S4I-2I17 I
v Oaytord Herald TlmM HOCKEY Big North Conference Le*9Q« Overall W L T WIT T.C Central 3 0 0 4 1 0 T.C West 2 1 0 4 2 0 CddUlac 1 1 0 4 3 1 Petoskey 1 1 0 13 0 Gayiord 1 2 0 2 4 0 Alpena 0 3 0 0 7 0 Recent Scores T.C. West 8, Traverse Bay Reps 0 Great Northern Conf. Uaguc OvcraN W L T W L T Marquette 3 0 0 4 1 0 Gaylord 1 0 0 2 4 0 SaultSte. Marie 0 0 0 3 1 0 Escanaba 0 1 0 4 2 1 Alperta 0 3 0 0 7 0 GIRLS HOOPS Big North Conference League Overall W L W L Petoskey 2 0 4 1 tC Central 1 0 2 1 Cadillac 1 0 3 1 T.C.West 1 1 1 4 Alpena 0 2 2 2 Gaylord 0 2 1 3 Recent Scores Gaylord 48, Mount Pleasant 37 Petoskey 47, Cheboygan 25 T.C.West57, Alpena 45 Cadillac 49, Ogemaw Heights 48 Ski Valley Conference League Overall W L W L J-L 3 0 S 0 Pellstor) 3 0 4 0 Central Lake 2 1 4 1 Mancelona 1 1 2 1 Onaway 1 2 2 2 St. Mary 1 2 1 3 BeHaire 0 1 1 2 inland Lakes 0 2 1 2 Forest Area 0 2 0 5 Recent Scores j-L45, St. Mary 34 Onaway 73, Central Lake 72 Northern Lakes Conf. League OvtnN W L W L 0 3 0 MacldnawOty 2 0 2 1 ENsworth 1 0 4 0 BoynefaHs .1 0 1 2 Hdfbof Ught 1 y 1 2 Altw 0 2 0 3 AUmon 0 4 0 4 rkmhsons wehertee $$, Boym Fjfc 5i, UtMon U Blnnitli7},HartiorUghl53 mi3 Saturday, Dacambar 20,2008 • B-3 Gaylord dodges bullet in victory vs. Central By J^ramy Sp«er Sports Editor GAYLORD —The Gaylord boys basketball team dodged a bullet Thursday night, swiping away a pesky Traverse City Central team that gave the Blue Devils all they could handle in a 65-60 decision. Gaylord (4-0, 2-0 Big North Conference) seemed to have control throughout the game, but the well-coached Trojans kept battling back and actually took a 49-46 lead on a threepoint play by senior Doug Burke with 5:20 remaining. The senior-laden Blue Devils stepped up when it counted, however, as seniors Lucas Wickert, Joe Arnold and Nick Freeman all hit big shots down the stretch. The biggest, however, came from Gaylord's lone junior starter, point guard Kurt Dutcher, who canned a momentous triple with 1:30 remaining to push the lead to 59-54. The Blue Devils also made 6-of-6 free throws in the game's final minute. "Our experienced players really stepped it up down the stretch and we made our free throws," said Gaylord coach Pat Enders. "It was a good win. We didn't play our best game, but that's O.K." Senior Quinn Woodhouse dazzled throughout the game, leading all scorers with 23 points. He had nine first-quarter points as the Blue Devils went up 19-9. The Trojans (1-1, 1-1 BNC) began cutting into the lead in the second quarter, but still were behind 30- 24 at halftime. It may have been closer, were it not for the continued strong shooting of junior Dustin Mastej, who stepped off the bench to hit a couple of big shots, including a three-pointer. Woodhouse had another 10 points in the third quarter to help weather a Central run and give his team a 45-40 lead heading into the fourth. "They hit a lot of shots," Enders said. "Their coach does a great job and their big guys had a great game." Wickert added 14 points for Gaylord, while Dutcher, Mastej and Freeman each chipped in eight. Burke led Central with 16 points, while senior Kelly Long added 14 points and sophomore Dylan Roe had 10. Gaylord is now off to one of its best starts ever, hitting the Christmas break undefeated. The Blue Devils now focus on the St. IgnaceTournament Dec. 29-30. where they will open up against a good team in Escanaba. The Eskymos have defeated Gaylord in the tournament in each of the past two seasons. "It's a great start to the season." Enders said. "The VICTORY: GHS drills Oilers, Zeigler Cont from B1 with a vengeance. Junior Brittney Deerfield started things off with-a beautiful three-point play and was quickly follow^ by a simâr performance by junior Brooke Arnold. The Blue Devils did not let off the gds; th^ went for an 8-0 na\ before the Oilers graced the scoreboard. Gaylord led 19-10 after the first quarter. The real story was the tre- mendous play down kTW from ries of hiîU^t-reel defensive plays near the midpoinf to the fourth quart er.'As an Oiler was cutting to the hoop for a layup C>>mbs came out .of nowhere and rejected hef ^ring op-^ , portunity. Only seconds later Arnold contributed a sijnilar play on a drtvir^ Oiler. TXiesday was also a look ahead for the young Blue Devil squad. SophomoraiQm Dunn stepped in and cottected crucial minutes all game k)ng. Michelle Wright added Arnold and junior Tabetha etît points for Geylord, while Brittney Deerfteld h^ seven. "Our post players showed Karen Francek lerfthe OUup tfwijght," said Parker. "And (0-5) with nine points, we have been struggling in while Tfcylor Gibson added post latety." ei|Jit. Offensively the po«t players Paito hopes this effort will both had a signifk:^timpact, Wgg®'' things when the but itvyas Arnold that stole the team resumes its season after show. Sie led the Bhie Devils thenew^jear. with 16 points, most of them "We built a little conflcomingf^ inside However, denc«," Pwter expressed. It it was Combs that lead a se- • team efibrt > E KT - BM S«rv«ny GAYLORD SENIOR LUCAS WICKERT continued his excellent early-season play with a 14-point performance against Traverse City Central. kids are really playing fo- TCC cused right now. It is one of Gaylord our goals to win that tournament. We haven't won anything the last few years — not even a Christmas tournament." 20 — 60 20 — 65 T.C. CENTRAL (60): Roen 3 0-0 6: Burke 4 8-8 16; Long 5 4-6 14; Roe 5 0-2 10; Fischer 3 0-0 7; Turman I 0-0 2; Heerdt 2 0-1 4. Three Pointers; Fischer GAYLORD (65): Wickert 5 4-7 14; Arnold 2 0-0 4; Dutcher 2 2-3 8; Woodhouse 9 4-4 23; Mastej 3 0-0 8; Freeman 3 2-2 8. Three Pointers: Dutcher 2; Mastej 2; Woodhouse. LAST-SECOND: Lawnichak nets game-winner for SMH Cont from 81 tation, Enders couldn't help Con't from B1 over a couple times late with 6; Beal 0 1-2 1; Rogers 0 1-2 1. said Gaylord coach Pal Enders. but praise his talented 6-foot-4 end, and we were able to the lead. That, and, three- Three Pointers: Crawley 4; Mer- Pellston 50, Mancelona 45 "We played a zone and took guard. create some turnovers from point defense are things the riweather 4; Folsom away some of the ability of "1 didn't see much of a dif- our pressing game." Snowbirds are sure to work ST. MARY (52): Lawnichak 9 Northern Lakes Conf what he can do." ference (between he and Zei- Lawnichak, who had a on over the holiday break. 0-0 18; Beckers 1-2 11; Phil Spy- Zeigler, just like Cadillac's - glcr)," Enders said. team-high 18 points, was The Snowbirds also got halski 3 0-0 8; Sitkiewicz 3 0-0 6; League Overall Ben Simons did last week. The Oilers (1-2) of)ened the the hero in the fourth 11 points out of junior Forcier 2 0-1 4; Churches 1 0-0 W L W L scored his fair share of points. game with a 13-10 lead after quarter, bringing the team Clay Becker, while junior 2; Peter Spyhalski 1 0-0 3. Three Ellsworth 3 0 4 1 The Michigan State and Michi- the first quarter, but Arnold back with eight points, all Phil Spyhalski came off the Pointers; Phil Spyhalski 2: Peter Alba 2 1 4 1 gan recruit rietted 2B points. scored seven points in the on short jump shots. Then bench to net eight points, Spyhalski Hartwr Light 2 0 3 0 But, more importantly, the second to give die Blue Devils came the biggest one. where including two three-point- Wolverine 1 1 1 4 Oilers' second leading scorer a 28-21 halftime lead. he took a pass from driving ers. McKenzie also praised JUNIOR VARSITY Vanderbilt 1 2 1 3 scored just six points, a testa- Gayiord led 40-34 head- senior Steve Forcier and the effort of Churches. GAYLORD — The St. Boyne Falls 1 2 1 4 ment to Gayiord's relentless ing into the fourth, where drained the game-winner. Merriweather led the Mary junior varsity team Alanson 1 2 1 5 defensive effort. they built a lead as big as 13 "All I could hear was Trojans (1-2, 0-1 Ski Val- improved to 3-0 on the sea- Mackinaw City 0 3 0 5 And on the offensive end, points. the student section countley Conference) with 20 son with a hard-earned 42the low-post combination of Junior point guard Kurt ing down the seconds," points, while Crawley had 38 victory against Central Recent Scores seniors Joe Arnold continued Dutcher played another ^lid Lawnichak said. "I'd been 16 points. Lake. Vanderbilt 59, Alanson 21 Patrick Switalski led the to shine, combining for 38 game and had eigl^t points, hitting them all game so Boyne Falls 50, Mackinaw Oty 39 points. Arnold was incred while senior Taylor Ciszewski put it up. From inside CL 8 8 — 50 Snowbirds with 13 points, Ellsworth 56, Alba 35 ibly active around t^ basket hit a big three and senior John the three-point line, I'm St. Mary 11 14—52 while Gabe Nowicki tossed in 11. Michael Stutesman to net a teai^JaigHz4 points, Iseler played excellent defense golden." BOYS HOOPS wWle Wickert drilled a cpuple off the bench. St. Mary had its share of CENTRAL LAKE (50): Craw- and Lucas Butcher each of threes to go with his 14 "I'm real happy with our ef- miscues in the game's final ley 6 0-0 16; Merriweaiher 4 8-10 added five in the victory. Big North Conference points! . - fort," Enders said. "We played moments, turning the ball 20; Folsom 1 2-3 5; Strange 3 0-0 League Overall With, teams focusing oh unselfish as a team. We still W L W -L stopping Gayiordfe high-scor- didn't play great; we can do ing guard combinatiori of even better." Gaylord 2 0 4 0 . STRIKES & SPARES ()uinn Woodhouse ahd Nick CadUlac 1 t 2 1 Freeman, teanis are being MP '-43 22 — 56 IC Central 1 1 1 T gaêd in the frontcourtljy gayit^ To 18 24 — 64 GAYLORD BOWLING CENTER LEAGUES . for the week of 12-20-08 Petoskey - 6 « 1.' 2 Arnold and Wickert. ADUUUAGUES Straggters. 727 SG: Cindy Yannielk) 199 SS: ianie T.C West- .. .0 , 1 1 1 MOUNt PLEASANT (57): Rathje "They are' playing some Alpin* 1. J4P Heating Guiliaru 554 AlpeRa • 0 1 1 2 ^ 1 2-25; Zeigler8-9-13 26«'Kolesar2 ou^st^ding basketball right 1. Jim's Tree Service 2. Shakes 'n' Sudi Recent Scores now." Enders sadd. "When 0-0 4; Cummkigs 2 0-2 5; Pittstey 2 2. Great L^kes Diving & Safvage 3. Green Construction nh._ Gaylord 65, T.C Central 6& teams realize how good they 2-6 ei.bdykA 1 0-0'2; Lee 0 0-1 1; 3. Eagles »1825 SG: Mike Green 248 SS: Mike Green 1. Raklers SG: Bill Pulken 268 SS: Mark Cor- 700 HG: Ralph Inman 260 HS: Mike 2- Patriots iCadillac57,t.C.W^'46 . are; It will everftually open up HiD 2 0-0 4. Three Pointers: Zeiglen btser 716 HG: OrvHte Czykoski 327 HS: Green 700 TSG: Shakes V Such 1012 SG: Dennis Marelich 268 SS: Def>r>is more shote for Freeman." ^thje; Currunings Orville Czykoski 865 TSG; B&M KAPA TSS: Shakes 14' Such 2998 Marelich 725 HG: Dervtis Marelich 288 Ski Valley Conference Woodhouse finished with, ' CjAYLORD (64): Wckert 4 4-4 1091 TSS: B&M NAPA 3088 HS: Dennis Marelich 785 SG: Heather just 10 points, but his pres- 14; Arnold 9 6-11 24; Duicher^4 0- ta9'*4.or)gi . Sorenson 187 SS: Heather Sorenson lea^ Overall swtwett* 1. Boiser-Kurwjinger Attorneys 538 HG: Heather Sorenson 229 HS: ence on both ends of the floor l 8; Ciszewski 1,0-0; Woodhouse 4 1. Grandrfta's Daycare 2. Shakes "N' Such Heather Sorer^son 664 W L W L and court awareness helped 1-2^0; Freemafifi 2-4 2; Shoff 0 2-2 2. Rats 3- Village Market St Mary ' 2 0 4 0 pick apart the Oiler?' drfense. 2. Three Pointer Wickert 2i Wood- 3. JAK Custom Signs SG:LeeShe{ty20e S& Shefly Hildebrant OWIMSrS LIAGUES Forest Area 2 . 0 4 0 Despite a lesser-known repuhouse; Ciszewski ' SG: Suzarvie Sircely 233 SS: Suzame 548 HG: Lee Sheity 245 HS: Shelly Hii- Saturday 9wnp«n Sircely 599 HG: Suzanne Sifcdy 285 HS: debrant 653 TSG: Mister Ts 740 TSS: 1. Galaxy Girls Inland Lakes 2 0 -3 0 Suzartne Strcety 755 TSG: J&K Custom Shakes 'N' Such 2029 2. Mighty One H 1 1 2 1 Signs 8261^ JftK Custom Sigrs 2261 SG: Ian Helzer 48SS: Ian Hetzer 178 SG: Sunday Night Liv* Chioe Iseler 41 SS: Chloe Iseler 184 Central Lake 1 1 2 2 GIRLS: GHS wins 1st KoffM Klutchan 1. The Boaters MarKelona 0 -1 1 2 1. Sunshine Giris 2. Gayiord Bowlir>g Center Saturday Little LMgua Bellaire Pellston Onaway 0 0 0 1 2 2 0 1 0 3 3 3 2. Exqcpme 3. Pôming Gtones SG: iudi iohnion 210 SS: JuS Johnson 596 HG: Irene Borowtak 244 HS: Judi SG; Steve Ellison 246 SS: Steve Ellison 691 HG: Steve EHison 251 HS: Steve Eirnon 706 SG: Janie GuiHani 211 SS: Jar>ie Guiltani 561 HG: Beth Laundre 1. Dragon Pin Slayen SG; Tyler Hetzer 112 SS: iyier Helzer 191 HG: lyier Helzer 230 HS: fyier Hetzer 427 rkmtsans Johnson 674 SG: Stew VSndefvwall 244 256 HS: Amy McKeown 636 StM«y67,0Mwa|r42 Fortft An*65,KS2 SS: Steve VanderwiOll 690 HG: Stew V^nderwafl 244 HS: Ste^« VandeoMall 690 TSG: On Strike 513 TSS: On Strike Saturday Pin Poppers 1. DyrMmkOuo SG: Cody kland 133 SS: Cody IHand Inland Lakes M, Mtettin 50 Central lake 57, BeHaire 48 1456 340 HG: Cody kiand 232 HS: Co(^ Irtartd637 Early Sinrtngm I.Payton^WeM OrWing 1 Northwwestem Bank i. FhiTi farm Heet Repair SG: Kim Auyrey 219 SS: Anrta Totten 556 HG: Ainy Drefh 263 HS: Amy Orrfh 665 TSG: fhlh farm Fleet Repair 868 ns: mh farm Fleet Repair 2587 Lcwteton 1 Eagtes 2.CardirtaH SG: Lviy Stridclin 2SS SS: SM PuHen 677 HG: Larry Strkklin 267 HS: Gary Stetow 718 SG: Terh Lee 200 SS: Dorla Patmer 503 HG: Tern Lee 2S2 HS: Ooria Palmer 713 1. 5 Alarm 2. Marcor Technologies SG: Mitce WHde 255 SS: Mike Wikle Satiaday Rodi *n' WoUan _ 1. The Pin Hawks 2. Real Bowlers SG: Stephen Moody 179 SS: Katcei En^ ing 454 HG: Stephen Moody 234 HS: Keicei Erving 610 SG: Liz SaKiet 172 SS: Liz BaRiet S07 HG: Uz BaMet 240 HS: Liz BaNiet 711 âppjj ôJidays Jfcow ^TfceetopsI What better way to say CUlStnttS" than with a Treetops Gift Certificate! catrkakcantef»
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