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The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com, Wednesday, September 18, 2013, page 2BImportant week for Panther tennisGSL PantherFall SportsFOOTBALLAugust29....at HF Catholic. .....W,34-7September06....Hutchinson ............L,36-713....at Annandale ......W,48-2820....New London-Spicer ..7:0027....at Litchfield ...............7:00October04....Spring Lake Park ......7:0011....Waconia (homecoming).............................................7:0016....Dassel-Cokato ..........7:00VOLLEYBALLAugust27....at Watertown-Mayer.L,3-129....HF Catholic..............L,3-1September03....NYA Central.............L,3-109.....Sibley East .............L,3-010....Mound-Wtka...........W,3-012.....at Dassel-Cokato....L,3-114....Montevideo Inv ...........5th17....Waconia....................7:0019....at Orono....................7:0021....Sibley East Inv........8a.m.24....at GFW .....................7:3026....Delano ......................7:00October01....at Hutchinson............7:0003....Annandale ................7:0008....at New London-Spicer ...............................................7:0010....at Litchfield ...............7:0018....Rochester Inv ...........5:1519....Rochester Inv .......10a.m.CROSS COUNTRYAugust24....at NYA Jamboree ............September05....at Montgomery Inv. ........................(Boys 8th) (Girls 17th)11....at NYA ...........................................(Boys 5th) (Girls 10th)17....at Waconia Invite ......4:0019....GSL Invite.................4:3024....at Dassel-Cokato ......4:00October03....at Litchfield ...............4:0005....at Swain Inv. .............TBD10....at Mound-Wtka. ........4:0011....Waconia (homecoming).........................................12p.m.15....at Watertown-Mayer..4:15TENNISAugust20....Blue Earth................L,5-420....Sibley East. .............L,4-320....Jordan ....................W,6-122....Providence ..............L,7-022....Centennial ...............L,5-222....Mounds View...........L,7-024....at N. Prague Inv..........6th27....at Orono ..................L,6-129....Mound-Wtka...........W,4-330....St. Peter .................W,4-3September03....at Annandale ..........W,6-105....at Delano. ................L,7-007....at Brainerd Inv ............4th10....HF Catholic..............L,7-012....at Litchfield .............W,4-313....at Hutch Inv ................4th14....at Litchfield Inv...........2nd17....Hutchinson................4:1519....N.London-Sp. ...........4:1528....WCC, at Orono .....10a.m.GIRLS’ SOCCERAugust22....at Willmar ................L,3-028....Mound-Wtka ............L,4-030....Chain of Lakes .......L,4-2September03....at Delano .................L,2-005....Hutchinson ..............L,5-109....at Waconia...............L,7-110....at Mayer Lutheran ...L,1-012....at Watertown-Mayer.........16....at Orono ..................L,8-017....at Mound-Wtka .........5:0019....at Chain of Lakes......4:3023....Delano ......................5:0024....at Hutchinson............5:0027....at Mankato Loyola ....5:0028....Waconia................12p.m.October01....Worthington ..............6:0003....at HF Catholic...........5:00BOYS’ SOCCERAugust29....Mound-Wtka ............L,9-030....Chain of Lakes ........L,3-0September03....at Delano .................L,5-105....Hutchinson ..............L,3-109....at Waconia...............L,6-012....at Mayer Lutheran. ..L,3-016....at Orono ................L,13-017....at Mound-Wtka .........7:0019....at Chain of Lakes......5:1523....Delano ......................7:0024....at Hutchinson............7:0026....Marshall Public .........5:3027....Mankato Loyola ........5:0028....Waconia....................2:00October01....Worthington ..............4:0003....at HF Catholic...........5:00By Josh RandtSports EditorIt’s a big week for the Panthervarsity tennis team, facinga pair of conference opponentswith seeding implicationsfor sections on the line.Glencoe-Silver Lake’srecord in the Wright CountyConference improved to 3-3,after losing last week to HolyFamily 7-0, and edging Litchfield4-3.GSL is coming off a toughweekend where it didn’t win asingle match at the HutchinsonInvitational, and lost toMelrose 6-1 on Saturday. ThePanthers did, however, defeatBelgrade-Brooten-Elrosa 5-2,which head coach RobbDeCorsey was pleased with.GSL is behind ProvidenceAcademy and Holy Family insection seedings, and willneed a win this week in orderto maintain the current ranking.The Panthers hostHutchinson and New London-Spicer this week, both conferenceopponents.“The big one now is to takecare of business on Thursdaywith New London,”By Josh RandtSports EditorThe boys’ cross countryteam posted another top-10finish last week, competing atBaylor Park against 19 teamswith 132 runners.A fifth-place finish wasgood for 155 points, as BrandonRichter and Jac Chelmancontinue to lead the way forGlencoe-Silver Lake.The two finished one afteranother, with Richter taking10th place (17:38) and Chelman11th (17:45).Garrett Ober finished in24th place as GSL’s No.3runner, with a time of 18:30.Head coach Jeff Delwichesaid his team needs to findsome solid runners in the latterhalf of the lineup to startplacing a little higher.“We have some really goodperformances from half theteam, we just need to put itall together,” Delwiche said.“We don’t need anotherfourth in there, we needsomeone closer to Ober,Chelman and those guys.”GSL finished three spotsbehind Jordan at Baylor, andtwo spots behind them at themeet held in Montgomerytwo weeks ago. Delwichefeels his team should be ableto out perform Jordan, butneeds a solid team performance.“I think if we put it all together,we can beat Jordan,”Delwiche said. “But they’vegot a pretty nice pack fortheir third, fourth and fifthrunners. Ours are kind of allover the place right now. Ifwe pack them together likewe can with our top two, Ithink we can beat them.”GSL’s top three runnersPiper Davis returns a backhand againstHoly Family’s Megan Menzuber. ThePanthers have an important matchupDeCorsey said. “Then I thinkwe would be the No.3 seed.”Coming off a tough set ofmatches, GSL has to focus onwhat is ahead, because thefinished with better timesthan Jordan’s top three, buttheir lowest runner finishedin 60th place with 19:20. ThePanther’s bottom two runnersfor the meet, Casey Schulzand Michael Shaefer, eachwent over 20:00.Still, Delwiche likes thisteam’s chances of going tostate.“We’re still looking atstate,” he said. “We still havesection tournament starts onOct. 2.A big part of that will bethe play of No.1 singlesstandout, Kelly Arnold, whoBoys post anothertop-10 finish at NYAChronicle photo by Trisha KarelsSenior Cody Becker earned his way back on to thevarsity lineup for the Panthers after competing on JVat the Norwood Young America meet last week. Here,he’s cheered on by teammate Jac Chelman.enough going on, and therearen’t any major injuries ... Ifour best five runners show upat the same time, we’re stillcapable of going to state.”Results:10.Brandon Richter 17:3811.Jac Chelman 17:4524.Garrett Ober 18:3040.Isiah Herout 18:5770.Austin Schroepfer 19:4585.Casey Schulz 20:10108.Michael Shaefer 21:368th graders take first at Buffalo Lake-HectorSubmitted photoThe Glencoe-Silver Lake eighth-grade volleyball team took first place on Saturday,Sept. 14, at the Buffalo Lake-Hector Invitational tournament. Front row from left:Cynthia Gonzalez, Kylie Ness, Colbie Kuras and Ellie Schmidt. Back row from left:Morgan Stoeckman, coach Candace Stiles, Mackenzie Wendolek, Micki Frahm, MaddieDressel, Arissa Waibel and Mariah Koester. Not pictured is Mackenzie Davis.Chronicle photo by Josh Randtagainst New London-Spicer on Thursday,with section seeding implicationson the line.said the tough competitionthis team faced at the beginningof the year should helpcome sections.“It helped us play better,”GSL ATHLETE OF THE WEEKCONGRATULATIONSTO THE ATHLETE OF THE WEEK FROMGreat HomesArnold said. “Even thoughwe’ve lost, you can tell thatthe girls are playing a lot betterthan if they were playingagainst someone that wasn’tthat good.”The senior said she’s definitelynoticed the improvementof their No.3 doublesteam as of late.“Emily VonBerge and AshlynRatike have really steppedup,” Arnold said. “They playreally well together.”The key is getting everyoneto play their best tennis at thesame time, as different playershave come on strong,while others tapered off,Arnold said.“One person does well oneday, and another person doesbad,” she said. So GSL willhave to find some consistencythis week in order to maintainthat No.3 spot come sections.The Panthers host NewLondon-Spicer on Thursdayfor parents’ and senior night,starting at 4:15 p.m. Theythen have a week off beforethe team section tournamentstarts on Oct. 2 at St. John’sUniversity.K-6 fun run setfor this ThursdayThe Glencoe-Silver Lakecross country team will host aK-6 fun run on Thursday, Sept.19.Boys and girls in grades K-6can participate in the event heldjust north of the high school.Runners will meet and start at4:15 p.m. from the new gravelparking lot just north of the firstfield behind the high school,Lady Panthers Continued from page 1Bcompetitive sets. Even thoughthe young squad loves volleyballand have had success intheir past, a lot of this is territoryis new, as they are varsity players.”GSL travels to Orono onThursday, and then visits SibleyEast for another weekend tournamentbefore traveling to GFWon Tuesday, Sept. 24.GSL 3,Mound-Westonka 0Set one was a back and forthbattle until GSL went up 11-10when Madison Kalenberg attackedthe net. After that, theLady Panthers only allowedMound-Westonka to score fourpoints as they won 25-14.The second set played out alot like the first, except GSL’sand will continue around thesoftball fields and back intoStevens Seminary Stadium.Ribbons will be awarded andfreeze pops will be availableafter the race.The varsity cross countryteam’s home meet starts at 4:30p.m., and all fun run participantsare welcome to watch and cheerthem on.defense played even stronger, asthe Panthers won 25-12. At onepoint it was 20-7 until the WhiteHawks ripped off three straightpoints.Mound-Westonka fought hardto try and extend the game tofour sets, but GSL dug in andpulled off the sweep, winningset three 25-20.Captain Steph Klockmannwas all over the court Tuesdaynight, recording three of GSL’sfour blocks, and led the team inkills with 15.Five Panthers were in doubledigits in digs, with the teamrecording 77 total.GSL looked a lot more aggressiveand focused at the net,posting a 28.07 attacking percentage,compared to -7.14 inthe loss against Sibley East.Chronicle photo by Josh RandtEmily Muetzel finds a gap between two Mound-Westonkablockers during last Tuesday’s game.Name: Dalton ClouseGrade: SeniorSport: FootballParents: Todd & Jodi ClouseDalton had 31 rushes for 239 yards, 2 touchdowns andone sack against Annandale on Friday, Sept. 13.Great ServiceView ALL MLS Listings At: www.priority1homes.comPriority 1 Metrowest Realty806 10 th St. • Suite 101, Glencoe • 320-864-4877F37Ca
Panther football Continued from page 1BPanthers 34,Holy Family 7at ANNANDALE (Sept. 13) —GSL.......0 ..12... 22..14 — 48ANN ......0 ..14......6 ...8 — 28***TEAM STATISTICSGSL . . . ANNNet Rushing...............508 . . . . . . 120touchdowns without my offensiveline and Jake Stuedemannwith his outstanding blocks onthe outside,” Clouse echoed.The Panthers now host the 3-0Wildcats from New London-Spicer this week, as GSL looks toimprove to 3-1 in the WrightCounty Conference. Friday nightis Randy Shaver’s Tackle CancerNight, where cash donations willbe accepted at the door. It is alsoparents’ night for the cheerleadersand football players. Kickoffis scheduled for 7 p.m. at StevensSeminary Stadium.***Starting from their own 27yard line, the Cardinals wentthree and out, putting GSL on itsown 30 yard line after a punt.GSL was in the midst of a 13-play, seven-minute drive whenAnderson rolled to his left onthird and eight from the Annandaleeight yard line.With nowhere to throw, Andersontried to force a pass thatended up in the hands of Annandale’sAustin Kalla, who returnedit to the Annandale 22 yard line.On third and one, Annadale’sAndrew Russek rushed for sixyards and a first down. But Annandale’sdrive stalled three playslater as Matt Miller punted toGSL.Clouse gained a first down onthird and one with an 11-yardjoust up the middle.The Panthers tried to air it outagain on second and 10, but theCardinal defense flapped itswings and soared in for anotherinterception, as Brock Fobbejumped in front of Anderson’spass.That’s when the Panther defensecranked it up a notch, stoppingRiley Atkinson for a oneyard loss on first down.An incompletion and a TylerDonnay sack later, and the Cardinalswere faced with third and14.Miller faked the punt and triedto scoot around the edge of thedefense, but Keenan Mehlosstayed at home and ate Miller upafter a three-yard gain as the Cardinalsturned it over on downs.On fourth and three for GSL,Clouse got it again, this time foreight yards down to the Cardinal26 yard line.He was stuffed on the nextplay, and Stuedemann only managedto gain two yards on seconddown, so Tschimperle called atime-out with 6:54 remaining inthe half.Apparently the head coachwanted to make sure his quarterbackwasn’t rattled, as Andersonthrew a 24-yard touchdown passto Jacob Popelka that floatedover two Cardinal defenders onthe next play.The point after was blocked,so GSL settled for a 6-0 lead.The gap was shortlived as Annandaledrove 85 yards in justover a minute to tie it up at 6-6when Russek scored on a run tothe right side from 25 yards out.With about five and a halfminutes left in the half, the Panthersstarted from their own 33yard line.Anderson gained 16 after fakingto Clouse up the middle.Two gives to Clouse and anotherAnderson keeper broughtGSL down to the Annandale 33.Stuedemann gouged the Cardinalsfor 16 yards, and the officialstacked on another five for aface-masking penalty.Anderson scored on a 12-yardkeeper on the next play, and GSLwent up 12-6 after failing to convertthe two point attempt.Again, the Cardinals answeredback. This time with a four-playdrive, capped off by a 50-yard reversepass that was caught byKyler Fobbe.Miller took the snap, rolledright and handed it off to Atkinsonon the reverse, who threw toa wide open Kyler Fobbe for thescore.Atkinson completed a pass toAndrew Fort, converting the twopoint attempt, and giving Annandalea 14-12 edge with about aminute and a half remaining inthe second quarter.GSL employed its version ofthe hurry up offense: four straightgives to Clouse up the middle forabout 32 yards, before the drivestalled out on the Annandale 29yard line three plays later. Thatprompted a kneel down fromAtkinson as the teams went intothe half.Starting from their own 35yard line, the Panthers scored ontheir third play of the half whenClouse plowed his way throughthe left side of the line and brokefree for a 55-yard touchdown.Anderson hit the fullback inthe flat on the conversion as GSLtook a 20-14 lead just 65 secondsinto the third quarter.Annandale went three and out,and gave the ball back to the Panthersat their own 24 yard line.Forty two yards on fourClouse gives and GSL was downto the Annandale 33.Just when the Cardinals keyedin on Clouse, StuedemannGSL Football Box Score— attempts ................63 . . . . . . . 28Net Passing..................40 . . . . . . 207— completes................3 . . . . . . . 13— attempts...................7 . . . . . . . 30— had INT. ...................2 . . . . . . . . 1Total Yards.................548 . . . . . . 327— plays ......................70 . . . . . . . 58Fumbles Lost.................0 . . . . . . . . 0INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING — GSL: Clouse 31-GSL Tennis ScorecardPanthers 4,Litchfield 3at LITCHFIELD (Sept. 12) —SINGLES — No.1, KellyArnold (GSL) def. MiriamKarre (Litch) 6-0, 6-1. ... No.2,Lauren Knisley (Litch) def.Rachel Rusten (GSL) 6-3, 6-6,10-8. ... No.3, Callie Raduenz(GSL) def. Natalie Nelson(Litch) 6-2, 6-1. ... No.4, ShannaKinny (Litch) def. HannahLemke (GSL) 6-3, 4-7, 6-3.DOUBLES — No.1,Kennedy Summerfield/KalleySpreiter (Litch) def. LauraBecker/Ellie Lepel (GSL) 6-2,The McLeod County Chronicle, www.glencoenews.com, Wednesday, September 18, 2013, page 3BChronicle photo by Josh RandtCarter Pinske wraps up Annandale’s Kyler Fobbewith a little help from the rest of the Panther defenseduring the first quarter of Friday night’s game.6-3. ... No.2, JenessaUrban/Lindsey Wedin (GSL)def. Emily Smith/Alexa Desen(Litch) 6-4, 6-3. ... No.3, AshlynRatike/Emily VonBerge(GSL) def. KateSchumann/Grace Spanos(Litch) 3-6, 6-4, 7-5.Holy Family 7,Panthers 0at GLENCOE (Sept. 10) —SINGLES — No.1, DanielleGannon (HF) def. Kelly Arnold(GSL) 6-2, 6-0. ... No.2, GraceSperr (HF) def. Rachel Rusten(GSL) 6-3, 6-0. ... No.3,pounced around the outside for a33 yard score.Another failed conversion leftthe score 26-14 in favor of GSL.The Cardinals just wouldn’t goaway, though, scoring in less thana minute this time.Atkinson completed a slant toRussek that went for 55 yardsdown to the GSL 10 yard line.Two plays later, Atkinsonfound Miller in the corner of theendzone on a fade, as Annandalepulled within six after the pointafter failed.But Clouse beat down the Cardinaldefense on the ensuingdrive, as he carried nine times,gaining 39 yards, and scoredfrom six yards out. He even convertedthe two-point attempt, givingGSL a 34-20 lead.The fourth quarter was whenyou could see the Clouse effectcoming into play.With Annandale deep in Pantherterritory, and almost 11 minutesremaining, GSL put Clousein at defensive tackle on third and10. Atkinson took the snap, andbefore he knew it, Clouse had hispaws on him in the backfield fora 10 yard sack. The Cardinalsturned the ball over on downs onthe next play.Picking up where Annandaleleft off, Anderson bolted for a 70-yard scamper around the rightside after faking to Clouse up themiddle on the first play. Annandalenever saw it coming, as noone laid a finger on the quarterback.The Cardinals took over ontheir own 32 yard line, down 41-20.Atkinson’s first pass landed inthe hands of Mehlos, who huffedand puffed his way for a 30-yardtouchdown, putting the Panthersup 48-20.Annandale went three and out,and GSL subbed in the JV playerswith almost nine minutes leftin the game.239, Anderson 5-96, Stuedemann13-90, Lueders 5-29.PASSING — GSL: Anderson 7-9-0.RECEIVING — GSL: Popelka1-24, Grack 1-10, Stuedemann 1-6.TACKLES — Total (Solo) GSL:Petersen (3)8, Pinske (2)7, Mehlos(1)7, Bielke (2)4, Bondhus(3)4, Goettl (3)4.Gabby Carter (HF) def. CallieRaduenz (GSL) 6-0, 6-1. ...No.4, Megan Menzuber (HF)def. Piper Davis (GSL) 6-1, 6-3.DOUBLES — No.1, KatieMoakley/Libby Moakley (HF)def. 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