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Independent News Herald / March 26, 2014 / Page 9
Meiners and Yohnke earn All-Conference
honors, split team MVP Award
Bowling Results
Wednesday Inter-City League
Results from March 19:
W
Busy B. Café
24
Baso Insurance
21
Clarissa Ballroom
18
Benson Construction
16
Pro Ag
15
Eagle Bend Lumber
14
L
12
15
18
20
21
22
High games: Kevin Dezell 239;
Larry Dickinson 229, 201; Al Woida 227
High series: Larry Dickinson 587;
Al Woida 578; Kevin Dezell 577
High ladies game: Jessica Olson
214
High ladies series: Jessica Olson
452
Thursday City
Results from March 20:
W
L
SCW Construction
197.5 153.5
Josh’s Auto Body
190
161
Alisha’s Care
170.5 180.5
Eagle Lanes
144
207
The Panthers basketball team ended their first season as a co-op with Eagle Valley with a 10-14
record. The boys and their parents were invited to the annual sports banquet held at the Parkers
Prairie gym last week. Earning All-Conference honors in the Little Eight were Skyler Meiners
and Grant Yohnke. Andrew Johnson received Most Improved; Hunter McDaniel was named Mr.
Defense; Quentin Uran earned the Mr. Hustle award and the Coaches Award was given to Jared
Sowers. Co-MVP’s went to Skyler Meiners and Grant Yohnke. Pictured above, Andrew Johnson,
Hunter McDaniel, Grant Yohnke, Skyler Meiners, Quentin Uran and Jared Sowers.
Golden Gloves
High game: Casey Johnson 210;
Robin Woida 192, 191; Al Woida 191
High series: Al Woida 562; Robin
Woida 555; Casey Johnson 532
High ladies game: Amy Claseman
213, 183; Cindy Hase 165
High ladies series: Amy Claseman
555; Cindy Hase 417; Heidi Johnson
393
Friday Daytimers
Results from March 21:
W
Al’s
31
Stampin’ Up
28
Gene Captain’s Pro Shop
19
Creative Floors
18
L
17
20
29
30
High games: Karin Nauber 171;
Linda Sudbeck 166; Betty Woida 161
High series: Betty Woida 468; Linda
Sudbeck 429; Karin Nauber 393
Splits: Lucille Hagedorn 5-10
The Golden Gloves 2014 Tournament will be held this Friday
and Saturday, March 28-29, at the
Wadena Armory. Bouts begin at
7:30 p.m. both days.
Class A Championship bouts,
novice bouts and female bouts will
be featured. Boxers from Wadena,
Detroit Lakes, St. Cloud, Willmar,
Brainerd, Leech Lake, Red Lake,
Verndale and White Earth will be
in attendance.
Wadena Class “A” entries include: Neil Janson, Blake Herron,
John Johnson, T.J. Steward, DeWayne Steward and Joe Mench. In
the novice, under six bouts, Elliot
Stoll will box, along with possible
female bouts with Kara Collom
and Margaret Mahling.
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Lady Raiders looking forward Raiders recognized for
to start of track season
hard work and dedication
280 pin school record set
Justin Gordon and Dalton Baker
winning their 100th match during
the season.
The wrestlers themselves voted on the following awards: Varsity:
Hardest Worker: Anthony
Kern
Most Improved: Zack Waln
Grit Award: Marshall Willis
Coaches Award: Andrew Cihlar and Charlie Nienaber
Fish Award: Justin Gordon
Highest GPA: Dillon Card
MVP: Dillon Card
JV:
Coaches Award: Jared Hall
Most Improved: Matt Powers
Next year’s captains will be
Anthony Kern, Dillon Card,
Hayden Truax and Ethan Kimber
Earning letters this year were: 7th grader, Jarret Kveton; 8th
graders, Braydon Bertram, Holt
Truax; 9th graders, Ethan Kimber, Zack Waln; 10th graders,
Austin Ortiz, Jarod Hall, Charlie
Nienaber, Nick Peterson; 11th
graders, Brady Baker, Anthony
Kern, Hayden Truax, Marshall
Willis, Dillon Card; 12th graders,
Andy Bounds, Jannis Jaeck, Justin Gordon, Andrew Cihlar, Nick
Bennet, John French and Dalton
Baker
The wrestlers were recognized
for all their hard work and dedication to the sport. This is why
they won the section tournament
and made BHV’s 5th trip to the
state tournament. Their coaches
and past coaches (Heidi Oyster, Kirk O’Dell, Mike Barthel,
Lee Truax, Mark Bertram, Cory
Kimber, Dan Moske and Reggie
Thompson) were recognized by
Coach Steve Techam. The BHV Lady Raiders are
looking forward to this track season as they return a deeper lineup
than last year which should help
them advance in the conference
and the True Team standings.
Currently, there are 34 girls in
grades 7-12 competing in Track
& Field this year. The Raiders
will return a lot of athletes from
last year’s squad, led by seniors
Savanna Buderus, Samara Tobek,
Brittany Bloch, Krista Dailey and
Kasey Willis. Juniors returning
are McKenzie Richter, Rumor
Stokes, Jessica Wright, Mathilda
Evensen and Manuela Scavazza;
sophmores Taylor Shamp, Abby
Foy, Vanessa Eisenbraun, Kathryn Barrett, Shania Glenz and
Sam Kveton; freshman Tapanga
Flanery, Becca Conn, Aubree
Seals and Amy Ismil; 8th grader
Adison Niel; and 7th graders
Erica VanDenheuvel, Courtney
Templin, Alyssa Thompson, Moran Glenz, Mardi Ehrmantraut
and Michelle Ismil. As a team in 2013, we competed very well. We had our best
showing at our conference meet
where we had five girls make
All-Conference: Dailey (Discus
2nd/Shot Put 2nd); Stokes (Triple
Jump 1st/4x200m 1st); Willis
(300m Hurdles 2nd/4x200m 1st);
Cami Warren (4x200m 1st); and
Ashlyn Carlson (4x200m 1st) We followed our conference
meet with a strong showing at
our Sub-Section meet where we
advanced four girls in six events
to the section meet, capping it all
off with Dailey advancing to the
state meet in the shot put.
The head coach for the Lady
Raiders track team is Kenny
Miller, assisted by Dan Moske
with Kathryn Ervasti taking on
the duties as junior high coach.
Lady Raiders
place sixth at
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Tigers bow out to number
one ranked Minneota
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by Coach Matt Middendorf
Browerville 50—Minneota 77
Browerville fell behind early
and could never recover as they
bowed out the 2014 State Girls
Basketball Tournament with a
77-50 loss to Minneota. The Tigers matched buckets with the
Vikings at 2-2, but Minneota
went on an 11-0 run in the next
five minutes, highlighted by the
inside presence of Taylor Reiss’
13 points. Browerville turned
the ball over a number of times
in the first couple of minutes and
the veteran Vikings squad seized
the opportunity.
Reiss finished with 22 points
in the first half and the Tigers
went into the halftime break
trailing 35-22.
Quinn Kircher and Crystal Pearson combined to score
15 points in the first half to
help keep the orange and black
within striking distance. Kate
Middendorf and Kale Knutson
each knocked down long range
3-pointers as well to aid the first
half scoring.
Browerville cut the lead
down to nine points early in the
second half on a pretty alleyoop play from Kendra Buchta
to Knutson. Knutson then added
a steal and a bucket to close the
lead, but nine points was the
closest the Tigers would get.
Browerville had no answer for
Reiss down in the paint as the junior 2,000 point scorer finished
with 40 points in the game.
Pearson connected on 15
more points in the second half
to finish with a team high 23
points, including 13 of 18 at the
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The Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale
girls track and field team competed at the Bemidji Lions Invite
on Saturday and placed 6th. Congratulations to the following top
ten performers.
4x800m Relay—5th place:
(Tapanga Flanery, Jessica Wright,
Taylor Shamp and McKenzie
Richter).
Kasey Willis—8th, 60m Hurdles
Abby Foy—8th, 60m Dash
Morgan Glenz—3rd, 400m
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Mckenzie
Richter—7th,
1600m
4x 200m Relay—7th, Morgan
Glenz, Alyssa Thompson, Michelle Ismil and Courtney Templin)
Taylor Shamp—8th, 800m.
4x 400m Relay—4th, Abby
Foy, Jessica Wright, Becca Conn,
Kasey Willis
Erica
Vandenheuvel—5th,
high jump
Taylor Shamp—9th, high
jump
Morgan Glenz—10th, Long
Jump
Mathilde Evensen—9th, Triple Jump
Krista Dailey—1st, shot put
Samara Tobeck—3rd, shot put
Mathilde Evensen—4th, shot
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Tigers finish with school record 23 wins
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Crystal Pearson finished with a team high of 23 points against
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scored six of her seven points
in the second half, while Knutson added 5 more points in the
second half to finish with eight
points. Buchta ended the game
with one bucket good for two
points.
Browerville finished 17 of
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of 16 performance.
Browerville finished the
2013-2014 season with an overall record of 23-6. The Tigers
graduate Candra Gould from
this year’s team.
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Seniors on this year’s track team include: Savannah Buderus,
Brittany Bloch, Kasey Willis, SaMara Johnson, Krista Dailey.
by Coach Steve Techam
Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale held
their annual awards banquet on
Thursday evening in the Verndale cafeteria. The program began with an outstanding pot luck
dinner put on by the wrestling
parents.
The program began by recognizing the cheerleaders for their
contribution to the wrestling program and a successful trip to the
state tournament. Cheerleaders
were Becca Conn, Kiana Lambert, Arielle Matti, Zoy Zuhlsdorf, Rachel Bertram and Taya
Peterson. The cheerleading advisor is Melissa Current.
The Statisticians were: Krysta
Kopp, Sami Hartman and Paige
Gesme.
As a team, the Raiders ended
the season 18-4; were the Section
6A champions and the Park Region Dual Meet champions, going 8-0.
The Raiders qualified six individuals for the state tournament; freshmen Zack Waln, 132-lbs;
and Ethan Kimber, 145-lbs.; seniors Nick Bennett, 170-lbs. and
Dalton Baker, 285-lbs; and juniors Anthony Kern, at 106-lbs.,
placed 6th and Dillon Card, 220lbs., placed 3rd.
A new team school pinning record was set at 280 pins. The old
record was 227, set in 1997-98.
We also broke a few individual school records: Holt Truax: Most reversals in
a season, 37
Justin Gordon: Most 2-point
near falls, 23
Dillon Card: Most wins in a
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