The Kenosha Sports Network Report/Sportlight

The Kenosha Sports Network Report/Sportlight
KENOSHA NEWS | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2013 | B2
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PHOTOS SUBMITTED TO THE KENOSHA NEWS
Loran Hein Open
The Loran Hein Open attracted 50 fencers to the RecPlex Fieldhouse Oct. 26 and Nov.
2. In the top photo are mixed foil participants (from left) Brent Desarmo, Tedd Capp,
Carson Mahant, Hein, Keith Herbrechtsmeier, Jim Hollub, David Peoples and Hailey
Hentz. In the lower photo, former Parkside fencers stand behind with foil competitors.
Hein is in the back row center wearing a blue shirt. The event included a tribute to
Hein, the former Parkside coach. Winners were Elisie Kiouresses, beginner foil; Josh
Madry, advanced kids foil; Alyssa Hill, women’s foil; Mahant, mixed epee; Desarmo,
mixed foil.
KENOSHA SPORTS NETWORK PHOTO
Komets PeeWee A downs Elmbrook 4-2
Liam McAloon and Chase Frantii, shown here handling the puck, scored late goals as
the Kenosha Komets PeeWee A hockey team outlasted Elmbrook 4-2 at the Kenosha
Ice Arena recently. Other contributors were Carter Deinhammer and Cole Powers. In
another game, the Komets Bantam B’s lost to Elmbrook 9-1 with Garrett Alton scoring the Komets’ lone goal.
PHOTOS SUBMITTED TO THE KENOSHA NEWS
Prize Catch: Great start
Mark Martin of Kenosha kicked off his retirement by catching a 22-pound king salmon recently along the south wall of the harbor. He also netted a 15-pound king salmon
using a blue and white flat fish lure.
KENOSHA SPORTS NETWORK PHOTO
In the swim of things
Members of the Kenosha YMCA swim team pose for a picture during a recent dual
meet against Lattof YMCA at the Waukegan High School pool on Nov. 2. The team
continued to post championship qualifying times at the dual. Past state meet qualifiers Luis Correa and Caleb Levy added the 25-yard butterfly and breaststroke and 25and 50-yard freestyle, respectively, to their cache of state events. Zion Levy qualified
in the girls 8-and-under 25-yard breaststroke for the district championship event. In
addition, Megan Howard, Vaughan Spratt-Szarzynski and Alex Russell posted qualifying times in the 11-12 200-yard freestyle. The team is coached by Mike Hewitt.
KENOSHA SPORTS NETWORK PHOTO
Off to Benedictine University
Christian Life senior Eddie Piotrowski recently committed to play baseball at Benedictine University in Lisle, Ill. Pictured at the ceremony announcing the decision were
(top row) CLS athletic director Steve Powell, CLS baseball coach Mark Basaldua,
CLS principal Troy Tennyson, (front row) Ed Piotrowski, Eddie Piotrowski and Suzanne
Piotrowski.
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Scampering with the skeletons
Kenosha Running Club members Jose Wence, Ryan Hughett, Brian Falcone, Dominic Ruffalo, David Perugini, June Fogel and Starr Burke pose for a picture before
the recent Skeleton Skamper in Racine. Wence won the half marathon in 1:22:16.
Other KRC half marathon finishers were Hughett, fourth in 1:26:11, Ruffalo, 57th
in 1:55:35, Fogel, 88th in 2:05:23 (personal record), Perugini, 89th in 2:05:24 and
Burke, 91st in 2:07:16. In the 5K, Falcone was second in 17:37.
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