4C TIMES HERALD, PORT HURON, MICHIGAN JPrep Sports. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 2003 MS ALL-SIM FOOTBALL TEAM RUNNING BACK: Was Bellefeuilk. Bark River-Harrs. RECEIVERS: Derek Curry. Peck; Mitch Scnafer.
Fowler. LINEMEN: to g)io0Mfe DUD nnioirf QUARTERBACKS: Jason Stoneman, Asniey. t-i, Sr. Jim Jennings, water. Our Lady of the Lakes, 5-10.
170. Sr. RUNNING BACKS: Greg Walton, Frankfort b-w. US. Jr.
Jesse Bramer, Fulton-Mnidleton, M. 170, Sr. Jordan Kowalkowski. Manstee Catholic. 5-11.
185, Jr. Kenny Smith, Si Katnanne-Bishoq Borgess. 6-2. 210, Sr. RECEIVERS: Andy Motz, Mendon, 5-11, 220, Jr.
Denns Jones, Center Lire SI. Clement. 9-1, ISO, Sr. Lonnie Edwards, Detroit Loyola, 6-3, 190. Sr.
TJ. Good, Ashley, 5-10. 160. Sr. LINEMEN: Andy Leeman, Iron Mountain North Dickinson, 6-2, 215, Sr.
Charlie Pike. Bay City All Saints. 6-3, 310. Jr. James Wilson.
Harper Woods Trinity. 64. 230. Sr. Josh Sawicki, Water.
Our Lady of the Lakes. 5-tO, 220. Jr. Michael Helmer, Climax-Scotts. 5-11, 350, Sr.
Phil Koski, Baraga. 6-3. 205. Sr. Zach Radtke, Mendon.
6-0 240 Sr LINEBACKERS: Chris Tholl, Gaylord St Mary, 5-11, 172, Sr. Evan Jenkins. Detroit Loyola. 6-1, 215. Sr.
Sean Hsenan. St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic. $-3. 220 Jr.
LonScheil, Peck. 6-2. 170. Sr. DEFENSIVE BACKS: Heath Block, Beal City, 5-11, 165, Jr.
Jeremy Heim, Bark River-Harris, 6-1, 177. Sr. Troy Blasius, Gaylord St. Mary, 5-7, 154, Sr. KICKER Moe Fasz, Waterford Our Lady of' the Lakes, 56, 140, Jr.
COACH: Jack Witham, Bark River-Harris. SPECIAL MENTION: Nominees receiving two or more votes from the 11-mem-ber panel: QUARTERBACK: Zach Tartar, Crystal Falls Forest Park. for 2nd year in row A (j Meyers scores twice as Rebels cruise, 7-1 By MARK R. RUMMEL, Times Herald ELBOW ROOM: St. Clair's Stacey Farrell grabs a loose ball in front of Williamston's Kelly Bennett during Class regional action Monday.
SAINTS: Get wish Foe ousts Sandusky By DAREN TOMHAVE Times Herald MARLETTE Maria Gerstenberger knows what the Sandusky basketball team returns next season. It still doesn't make losing this season any easier. The Redskins' season was derailed by a familiar foe and in familiar fashion Monday. Behind aggressive man-to-man defense, Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary handed Sandusky a 49-38 loss in a Class regional semifinals at Marlette. Seminary (22-2) advances to Wednesday's 7 p.m.
regional final against Harbor Beach (19-5), a 52-33 winner over Royal Oak Shrine. The Cardinals are seeking their third straight berth in the state quarterfinals. They also ousted the Redskins in last year's regional final, 39-28. Gerstenberger, a junior guard, returns next year to a 22-2 team that loses just three seniors. Maria "Oh, I'm sad and excited at all Gerstenberger the same time," she said.
"I'm excited about next year because I think we're going to be really good. We had a great season, though, and we're proud of that." It ended, thanks to Seminary's opportunistic defense, timely snooting and the spunky play of 5-foot-3 point guard Alisha Daniels. The Redskins shot 55 (17-31) from the floor, but committed 18 turnovers. "It was the same thing last year," Sandusky Coach Al DeMott said. "I thought we were ready for it, but they're just so aggressive and so quick." Daniels, meanwhile, drove fearlessly down the lane for a game-high 17 points, including 10-14 from the free-throw line.
Seminary enjoyed an overwhelming advantage at the stripe, going 15-23 to Sandusky's 3-6. Most importantly, though, the Cardinals were able to stem potential rallies from the Redskins with timely second-half buckets. The Redskins cut a 27-18 deficit to five on Gerstenberger's jumper with 352 left in the third, only to see the Cardinals' Melissa Gorseg-ner respond with five straight points. Trailing 35-24, Sandusky opened the fourth with a 6-2 spurt, capped by Melissa Chambers' baseline drive with 6:33 left. But Seminary answered again with five points, including back-to-back buckets from Katie Elder, to push the lead to 42-30.
Continued from PageIC while grabbing 15. Meanwhile, the Saints were 8-18 from the floor, igniting a huge early advantage on the heels of a lackluster start in last week's district final against Marysville. "We were gonna try to really start out hard," said 6-foot-3 senior center Rachel Bryer, who sparked the defense with eight blocks. "And we came out there really fast." Said Carter, who added five points: "That gives you confidence when you come out and play well from the get-go." As if the Saints needed any more confidence. Walkaway winners since day one of the season, St.
Clair still hasn't beaten a team by fewer than 19 points, and defense might be the reason why. The Saints had a bevy of steals including five in the first half and limited Williamston to 11-50 (22) shooting. And by a margin of 39-25, St Clair outrebound-ed the Hornets, who didn't boast a player with more than six points. "Our offense was a little shaky," said Bryer, who had seven rebounds. "But we had great defense." St.
Clair's offense did sputter slightly after the first quarter. The Saints shot 14-45 (31) in the final three quarters, including 5-18 in Star Landrtfi, CarsonvilkhPort Sanilac: Brandon Mustek. Bark River-Harris LINEBACKER: Josh McDaniel. Porterville: Ray Mott. Bark River-Harris: Stepnan Nelson, Frankfort.
DEFENSIVE BACKS: Tony White, Detroit Urban Lutheran. COACHES: Jeff Bisel, Bay City All Saints, Kevin Langs, Climax-Scotts; Lou Rau. Beal City. HONORABLE MENTION: Nominees receiving one or no votes: QUARTERBACKS: Brandon Ftk-man. Peck; Mark Gerlach.
Vestaburg; Zach LaPomle. Bellaire. RUNNING BACKS: Brad Rogers. Central Lake: Chad Rabideau. Ashley: Matt Martindaie, Jorarmesburg-Lewwon; Nathan Fritz, Bay City All Saints: Mike Freed.
Morrce. LINEMEN: Brandon Fleming. Detroit Benedictine: DaleTusek, Johan-nesburg-Lewston; Davtd Drew, Manistee Catholic: Ryan Freeman, Baraga. LINEBACKERS: Andy Kolanowski, Manistee Cathot; Brian Lenneman, Portland St. Patrick: Chad Winsor.
Fulton-Middleton; James Cuca. Gaylord St. Mary; Steve Sheneman, Bellaire; Terez Chambers, Harper Woods Trinity; Tin Brabant, Car-sonviile-Port Sanilac. DEFENSIVE BACKS: Markia Stasb, Carsonville-Porl Sanilac; Derek Dobian, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes. COACHES: Tom Krtgsr, Peck.
assists, and Quinn added one. The Rebels (2-1). comprised of play- Kyri Meyers ers from Port Huron High and Port Huron Northern, jumped out with three goals in the first period. Goalie Kristina Walker had 18 saves in net for the Rebels, who fired 25 shots on net Boost Edmonton Oilers' Adam Oates. Oates, an NHL veteran, is considered a top playmaker.
"I (control) the puck really well," Fogal said. "If I see someone open, I'm going to get them the puck." Of course, Fogal is expected to get his share of looks, too. Pionk expects him to vie for the team's lead in goals, and for now is even with defenseman David Wingard. His ability to score is partly attributed to his speed which wins him many battles to the loose puck but it also goes back to his on-ice awareness, his coach said. "He also knows how to get into position to receive the puck," Pionk said.
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"Especially, when you get going on a run, and they just break all the momentum down. That's hard to come back from." Sandusky held Seminary's leading scorer, guard Andrea Taylor, to six points, but the 6-1 Elder followed Daniels with 12 points. Elder was matched up against 6-0 forward Stacie Maier, who led the Redskins with 13 points on 6-8 shooting before fouling out late in the fourth quarter. "Stacie's a good ballplayer," Seminary Coach Terry Vasold said. "She's got a nice shot down on the baseline, she's quick Katie hasn't seen anyone with that much size and ability.
"She was a little bit intimidated by her, but finally we told her, 'Hey you've got to catch the ball and put it She made a couple nice baskets in there that I thought was the real turning point of the game." Maier, Gersten berger and fellow Stacie Maier starter Chambers return next year for the Redskins, who won a Greater Thumb Conference East Division championship. "If the kids work hard, we could be a very good team next year," DeMott said. "These kids replaced four starters (this season), and busted their butts. They had a great seasoa" HARBOR BEACH 52 ROYAL OAK SHRINE 33 MARLETTE Trailing 9-7 after one quarter, Harbor Beach (19-5) reeled off 15 straight and never looked back. Kayla Kramer led the Pirates with 14 points while Stef Wruble grabbed 12 rebounds.
Kelsey Wehner chipped in nine points to lead a Harbor Beach bench that outscored its counterpart, 22-2. Mary McCallum led the Knights (18-6) with 13 points and nine rebounds. Contact Daren Tomhave at (810) 989-0746 or dtomhavegannett.com. Detroit King 70. Detroit Murray-Wright 53 Flint Northern 59.
Saginaw Heritage 56 Fraser 55, Troy Athens 5t Garden City 46, Wyandotte Roosevelt 26 Grand Rapids Christian 51, Rockford 45 Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 54, Ann Arbor Huron 36 Lansing Sexton 51, Okemos 46 Southfield-Lathrup 53, Pontiac Northern 36 Temperance Bedford 81, Dearborn 46 Traverse City West 50. Ml. Pleasant 39 Utica Eisenhower 47, Grosse Pointe North 39 Waterford Kettering 49, Grand Blanc 47 West Bloomfield 62, Canton 44 Zeeland 62, Grand Haven 54 (OT) Class Allendale 62. White Cloud 53 Belding 62, Grand Rapids Catholic Central 54 Detroit County Day 65, Detroit Crockett 29 Detroit Renaissance 64, Dexter 33 Dewitt 44, Hemlock 29 Flint Powers 52, Mt. Clemens 32 Lansing Catholic Central 54.
Byron Center 46 Livonia Ladywood 60. St. Clair Shores Lake Shore 37 Ludington 51, Menominee 33 Niles 48. Marshall 36 Otsego 46. Wyoming Park 40 Richland Gull Lake 47.
Three Rivers 45 Riverview 37, Grosse lie Saginaw Nouvel 47, Vassar 19 St. Clair 55, Williamston 25 Tawas 55, Cheboygan 46 Class Detroit DePorres 52, Monroe St. Mary CC 44 Flint Beecher 48. Olivet 38 Freeland 43, Morley Starwood 39 Harbor Beach 52, Royal Oak Shrine 33 Harbor Springs 48, Lincoln-Alcona 26 Inkster 63, Ann Arbor Richard 28 Kent City 54, NewLothrop45 Michigan Center 41, Bronson 36 Morenci 81, Jonesville 78 Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary 49. Sandusky 36 Saugatuck 47, Pewamo-Westphalia 39 Traverse City St.
Francis 50. Marion 40 White Pigeon 34, Lawton 30 Class Adrian Lenawee Christian 42, Canton Agape Christian 31 Allen Park Cabnni 47, Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 36 Carney-Nadeau 76, Ontonagon 37 Cedarville 51, Harbor Springs Harbor Light Christian 28 Center Line St. Clement 76. Harper Woods Trinity 62 Central Lake 48. Gaylord St.
Mary 35 Climax-Scotts 56, Battle Creek St. Phillip 49 Frankfort 68, Walkervllle 47 Kingston 59, Owendale-Gagetown 26 Lansing Christian 65, Camen-Frontier 18 Leland 46, Bay City All Saints 34 Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart 68, Genesee Christian 26 Portland St. Patrick 47. McBam N. Michigan Chnstian 40 Rapid River 56.
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Senior Erin Cyplik led St Clair with 16 points and eight rebounds. Junior Rachelle Matthys added nine points while senior Nicole Chopp contributed seven points and six rebounds. Six Saints each sank a 3-pointer. That could be a key Wednesday when the Saints face Flint Powers (19-5), which bowed last year in the state semifinal to eventual champion Detroit Country Day. The Chargers, who have never lost to St.
Clair, have tallied four Class championships and two runner-up performances since 1991. OContact Tony Paul at (810) for the The Huskies made one field goal in the fourth quarter. "In the third and fourth quarters, we really focused on getting our shots in transition and getting them to play a half-court game," Brighton Coach Jason Piepho said. "They only scored three field goals in the second half, so we did a great job defensively." Said Maher: "Their pressure made it tough to get anything done offensively. They're an athletic team and they have a lot of depth." Mary Kathryn LaFave the Huskies close in the first half, scoring 12 of her game-high 18 points.
But Brighton broke it open in the second half. Leading 31-29, the Bulldogs went on a 15-4 run from 2:40 left in the third quarter to 2:24 left in the game. "We just had a lot of breakdowns in the second half," Northern senior Adrienne Burmann said. "I think we got tired and played sluggish. We didn't play well as a team." The Bulldogs led 11-9 after one quarter, despite committing nine turnovers.
Northern had 10 turnovers in the first. The Huskies' only lead 19-18 came after a LaFave free throw with 3:06 left in the half. Seven players scored for Brighton, led by Chelsea Albert's 14 points. Shannon Murphy scored 13. Karen Lewis and Hillary Cassady each scored six for Northern.
Alyson Bennett grabbed six rebounds, while LaFave added five. Contact Tom Moor at (810) 989-6251 or tmoorgannett.com Voted in Detroit by The Detroit News Detroit Free Press readers 2nd year in a row i GREEKTOWN CASINO Casino Continued from PageIC "This season was very special for the seniors, and very satisfying. We can say we had the best year in Port Huron Northern history." But for the second straight year, the Huskies could not collect a regional win. Brighton (22-2) advances to play Waterford Kettering tonight for the regional title. The Bulldogs threw a little bit of everything at the Huskies.
They shot well from the field 18-45 (40) helped force 26 turnovers and kept the Huskies from getting good looks at the basket, especially in the second half. "They forced us into more turnovers than we had most of the year, and we missed a lot of shots," Maher said. "We didn't play with great composure, and Brighton is a very intelligent team." The Bulldogs, who led 24-23 at halftime, held Northern to 13 second-half points. In fact Northern managed 3-28 (11) shooting in the final two quarters and 12-54 (22) Area Sums CLASS A Brighton 51, Port Huron Norlham 91 At Clarkaton High School PHNorthtm XI 36 Brighton 11 tj 16 11 SI NORTHERN LaFave 7 4-5 1, Lewis 1 4-4 6, Miller 1 1-2 3, Cassady 2 2-3 6, Bennett 0 0-2 0. Burmann 1 1-2 3.
Totak -1212-1636 BRIGHTON S. Murphy (2) 2 3-4 13, Fulks 2 6, Albert 6 2-3 14, M. Gonta 0 2-2 2, K. Gonta 3 0-1 6, Murphy (1)26-27, Brady 01-21. Totak (3) 15 12-20 41 Fouled Out -K.
Gonta CLASS St. Clair 56, Williamston 25 At Davison High School Williamston 2 I 6 6 25 St. Clair 17 16 SB WILLIAMSTON Kavanagh 1 W) 2, Donovan 3 00 6, Needier (1) 1 0-0 5, Bennett 1 1-2 3, Williams 1 1-2 3, Duvinage 3 00 6. Totals (1) 10 25 ST. CLAIR Cyplik 7 2-5 16, Seddon (I) 0 00 3, Chopp (1) 2 00 7, Matthys (1)3009, Barb 1 00 2, Carter (I) 5.
Bryer 1 2-2 4. K. Seibel (1) 0 00 3. S. Seibel 1 1-2 3, Brscamer (I) 0 0-0 3.
Totak -(0 6 55 CLASS Harbor Beech 52, Royal Oak Shrlna 36 At Marlette HI School Harbor Beach 7 15 14 16 52 RO Shrine I I 13 31 HARBOR BEACH Lemanski 2 01 4, Roberts 2 00 4, S.Wruble 2 0-0 4, Hassling 0 44 4, Kramer (2) 4 0-0 14, Wehner (I) 3 00 9, Messing 3 1-3 7, A.Wruble 0 2-2 2, Kitsch 1 00 2, Bus 1 0-0 2 Totak (3) 16 7-12 52 RO SHRINE McCaffery 0 2-2 2, Stefanko (1) 1 00 5, Howes 2 O0 4, McCallum (2) 3 1-7 13. Mazzocco (1) 1 2-2 7, Spencer 01-21, Mazor 0 01 0, Stark 0 1-2 1. Totak (4) 7 7- Fouled Out -Howes Saginaw Michigan Luttwmn Seminary 41 Sandusky 31 At Marietta High School Sandusky 6 10 6 14 36 Seminary 11 11 tj 14 46 SANDUSKY Chambers 4 OO 6. Gerstenberger (1) 4 00 11, Blank 1 02 2, Maier 5 3-4 13, Wadsworth 1 00 2, B.May 1 2. Totak -(1)16 38 SEMINARY- Daniels (1) 2 1014 15.
Taylor 2 2-2 6, Bode 2 0- 0 4, Gorsegner (1)20-07, Elder 5 2-3 12, Schmiedeknecht 0 1- 4 1, Frtaler 1 00 2. Totak (2) 14 16-23 46 Fouled Out -Maier State scores Class A Brighton 51, Port Huron Northern 36 Detroit Cass Tech 53, Radford Union 22 WMIE Si CASINO TRIP Pay $19 end get Port Huron Big Boy Open Thanksgiving Pay OPEN 7AM TO 1 PM Big Breakfast Bar Whole Pies Ready to Take Out or Order Ahead BACK IN TOKENS CHIPS Bring Your Family Enjoy Our imly'Sm'iiZ Thursday, November 27th, 2003 I omCwdot Per Grow Tabic I EE G2E52 Call for information and reservations Rrnnrh OOnm OOnm i Dinner Just WBou tt RESTAI RAN'IP. OtHAkEK.
