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Coaches in the Greater Cincinnati respective leagues are· Leah Boback"' League and the Girls Greater Cincin- of Ursuline and Scott Gregory· of 1· _nati League have selected all star~ , teams Jor winter sports. . · ': .. Purcell Marian boys b~ketball coach Jim Stoll was named coach of . ·the year in the GCL. Dorion Bledsoe ofPurcell Marian is.the player of the /"' ' year. .. . . : Named to the first team GCL . . r. basketball all-star team were~· Jeff GGCL all-star swimmers are.-! Bleh, Elder; Scott Martin, Chris Leah Boback, Julie Dahl, Jenny·.) Mack and Scott Martin, St. Xavier; ·Grathwohl, Wendy. Jones, Jen~y Dorion Bledsoe Purcell Marian· Merz, Joyce Nordeman and Melod1e• Dave Terry, Moeller; and Bria~ S~hubart ofUrsuline Academy; Lori!• Kocher, Roger Bacon.· Rizzuto, Mt. Notre Dame; R~chel Mark Kling, basketball coach at W_ard, McAuley; and NickY.J McAuley, was named GGCL coacl:i Wiesmann, Mercy. . , - . . -· of the year. Se.tonjunior Janet HaneMembers ?f the ~11-s~r wresthng, berg is player of the year. · · team are: Ke1th Eberhart, Jason Ran-1 ' dolf and Cliff Pope, Purcell Marian;i Named to the flrst team GGCL' Bill 'Palermo , and Terry. Kingn. basketball all-star team were: Janf<t' Moeller; Tim Hennessy, Chns; Haneberg, Mary K~ller and Susan Klumb, Dan Mullen and Jeff HeideGrace, Seton; Adrienne Spatz, Mt. mann, Elder; Joshua· Robbins an~ Notre Dame; and Miki Harris, Roger Rick Stocker, St. Xavier; Roge~ . Bacon. Stark, Roger Bacon; 'and Ron Baird;" GCL swimming -coach of the year La Salle. ' •· is Mark Sullivan of St. Xavier; Eider's Di_ck McCoy is coach o{. GGCL swimming coach of the year the year. Wrestlers of the year are_.. is Ron Kastner of Mercy. Dan Mullen and Jeff Heidemann,; Swimmers of the year in their · both of Elder. . · ,:
St. ·Xavier is still the best in the water BY CAREY HOFFMAN Enquirer Contributor
Prep swimming
We heard about the State of tl:le Union and the State of the State " . last week. This weekend's SouthOur team ~s ll_lUch,bet~er than west Ohio Swimming and Diving Classic gave a mid-term update on last year at this ~1me, ..said St. X the state of local swimming. coac~ M~rk Sullivan. Our comThe consensus at this meet paratlve times and our team depth which drew teams from 46 school~ are ahead of last year's pace~" around southwest Ohio, was that Larry Lyo~s, Syca~~re's head St. Xavier continues to ·be the coach, says ~Is team IS m a down strongest and deepest boys ~earn in Year. followmg a ~econd -place Cincinnati, while Turpin and Ursu- , showmg at last ~ears state mee~. line are the strongest girls teams. The whole an~a s talent level IS St. Xavier dominated the rest of down, Lyons thmks. "I don't think this is one of our the boys field this weekend. The Aquabombers, a team with superi- strongest years," he said. "There or depth, more than doubled sec- are quite a few individuals who can ond place finisher Centerville, 838 do well at state. But in terms of to 327. Princeton ·and Anderson swimmers capable of setting a state record or gaining high nationfinished third and fourth. Turpin and U rsuliqe pitched the al ranking, this is not the year." lead back and fortb throughout Lyons believes that St. X is in a Sunday night. Turpin's 400 free pack of five or six schools that have relay team set a meet record in the a shot at the state title. Turpin and· Ursuline, both top final event, preserving their team:· victory. Turpin scored 445 points five finishers in the state last year, are Cincinnati's top two girls and Ursuline 434.
teams this year. "It looks like it is going to be us and Turpin again," said Lynn Marggrander, who co-coaches Ursuline along with Ann Schoenberger. "I think both teams are doing real well," said Schoenberger. "We haven't started tapering down in our training yet, and the times being turned in are still good." "Ursuline and Turpin are going to be very strong," said Fred Cooper, who coaches Sycamore's girls. "They have the type of swimmers who will do a real good job at the tournament." Cooper believes that Turpin may have a slight edge right now, but that. the whole state may again be fight~ng for second place behind ·defending state champion Gates Mills Hawkins. BOYS TEAM SCORES: 1. St. Xavier 838; 2. Centervlle 327; 3. Prlneton 324.5; 4. Anderson 287.5, 5. MoeHer 257; 6. Sycamore 232; 7. Turpin 150; 8. Clnclmatl Country Day 127; 9. Oak Hins 120; 10. Lemon Monroe n; 11. Lakota 76; 12. Talawanda 65; 13. Chamlnade-Julleme 59; 14. Elder and Fairfield SO. 400 Medley Relay: 1. St. Xavier A, 3:46.09; 2. Princeton A, 3:47.66; 3. Centerville A, 3:49.29; 4. St. Xavier B, 3:51.03.
1650 FI'H: 1. Llchlendahl (St. X), 16:22.47; 2. Lemay{SI. X), 17:06.21; 3. Rhodenbaugh (OH), 17:09.70; 4. Marcotte (St. X), 17:11.73. 200 1M: 1. Wharton (And), 2:00.89; 2. Remskl (Cent), 2:02.75; 3. Landreth (And), 2:04.83; 4. Klotter (Pr1n), 2:06.15. 1011 Frn: 1. Lower (Turpin), 48.80; 2. Lane (Syc), 49.14; J.Gregory (Moe), 49.16; 4. Hetman <Cent), 49.72. 200 Butterfly: 1. Haugen (Cent), 1:59.48; 2. Carmody (LMJ, 1:59.66; 3. Byrne (St. X), 2:00.70; 4. Gruver (Prln), 2:03.01. 200 Backstroke: 1. Lemay (51. X), 2:02.92; 2. Byrne. (51. X), 2:03.06; 3. Remskl (Cent), 2:03:90; 4. Shafer (On. Christian), 2:04.26. . 100 Breuhtrokt: 1. Wharton (And), 1:01.46; 2. Klotter (Prln), 1:02.63; 3. Doherty (Fairborn), 1:04.05; 4. Stafford (Alter), 1:05.32. 400 FrH Relay: 1. St. Xavier A, 3:18.27; 2. Anderson A, 3:18.30; 3. St. Xavier B, 3:1!3.32; 4. Moeler A, 3:25.89. Diving; 1. Bielenduvel (OH), 430.50; 2. Kendrick (St. X), 422.85; 3. Borman (Moe), 394.55; 4. Cook (Tala), 344.75. GIRLS TEAM SCORES: 1. Turpin 445; 2. UriUine 434; 3. Sycamore 292.5; 4. Mother of Mercy 202; 5. Oak Hils 163.5; 6. Indian Hll143; 7. Wolnul Hils 141; 8. Salon 128; 9. Lakota 126; 10. Princeton 114; 11. Clndnnall Country Day 111; 12. St. Ursula 108; 13. Talawenda 95; 14. McAIMy 91; 15. Centervlle 87. 400 Medley Relay: 1. Turpin A 4:13.38; 2. Sycamore A 4:18.49; 3. Mercy A 4:18.63; 4. Ursuline A 4:23,16. 1650. Frnstylt: 1. Boback (Urs), 17:la.60; 2. Siwek <Turpin) 17:41.08; 3. Bossert (CCD), 17:41.20; 4. Dahl (Urs), 18:00.70. 200 IM: 1. Smith (Badin), 2:12.71; 2. Carter (Turpin), 2:15.96; 3. Bossert ICCD), 2:16.96; 4. GralhW0111 (Urs), 2:17.33. 100 FrM: 1. Kunst (Turpin), 53:20; 2. Goettsch (WH), 54.97; 3. Szente (Lakota), 55:32; 4. Moran (Syc), 55.70. 200 Butterfly: 1. Boettcher (Wyom), 2:11.86 (new meet recor~); 2. Hauser (fin), 2:IU5; 3. Szente (Lak), 2:14.7214. NOrcMfnlll (Urs), 2:15.28. Mo Backstroke: 1. Smith (Badin), 2:10.60; 2. Merz (UrsJ, 2:14.00; 3. Handley <Turpin), 2:16.n; 4. Godby (Spring!>oro), 2:18.99. 1011 Backstroke: 1. T. Replogle (IH), 1:09.25; 2. Costa (Tala), 1:09.46; 3. J. Replogle (IH), 1:10.59; 4. Grathwohl (lJrs), 1:11.32. 400 Frn Relay: 1. Turpin A, 3:41.55; 2. Ursuline A, 3:42.64; 3. Sycamore A, 3:49.06; 4. Walnut Hils A, 3:50.6:;.
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