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Hadan, IA, News-Advertiser
Sat. room., March 25, 1989
Area schedule
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Haran Ulay, March 28
C,-,.-.- nrnunity in triangular
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IrWin native is
Wayne St. golfer
David Heilesen
is a member of the
) this spring,
Coach Arnie White.
will be com-
golf team at
since the sport was
=n 1980. The Wildcats
golf season March 19 at
a graduate of Irwin-
:hool.
boys'
team coming
1989
team
next Wednes-
In addition to nam-
each to a first and
, the Player of the Year
Underclassmen
first team.
_ plays
at Win. Penn
- Jill Con-
Shelby-Tennant
starter return-
Penn College
softball team this
hit .275 with 13
play last
w.as named to the first
hitter.
Ce opened play
ntral Methodist in
He.00minger
s=x-player
contest
- Three
recently selected to
;annual Six-on-Six
1 All-Star Game to
, April 1
Shannon Kite,
Jennings
guard Sara
among the roster
will not play
' aconflict The only
Iowa player
is Becky
be Gall
Chuck Bred-
Tom Smith
Center.
be divided up as
prior to the
is the roster for the
i Anderson, Yen-
Lake; Barb
Jennings, Tri-
Kite, Elk Horn-
Alisa
Providence;
Center-Rake-
Kim Van-
Williams,
Garnavillo;
Angk
Harlan
nton;
Heidi Schmitt,
North Tama;
to
SB
MO - Lisa
an from Earling,is
'of the Northwest
softball
was a
,too.
softball team
Only four
from that
only player
the roster.
plays
at Dana
Cami Chris-
)ball-
of the
team this
began their
daughter of
of
HCHS coming off runner-up finish in H-8 -
Sprints should be Cyclones' stre.ngth
After several seasons of struggle to stay
in the upper division of the Hawkeye Eight
track meet, the Cyclones were back near
the top in 1988. They finished first or
second in most of the meets they competed
in that season.
It remains to be seen whether the
HCHS thinclads can stay at that level this
season though. Coach Curt Bladt has a
talented senior class to work with but there
are several holes remaining to be filled.
Depth won't be a bonus either with the
fewest numbers out in many years, just 47.
To compound matters, the conference is
loaded with talent.
"We had a few kids that didn't go out
that could have helped us but the numbers
don't really concern me," he said. "It's
easier working with this number. Any
return from the 400 and 800-meter relay
teams that were among the top few in
Southwest Iowa last year. Although half of
those outstanding relays are missing,
Coach Bladt hopes that Todd Gross will
step in to fill one of the spots. The other will
be filled by Duane Brus, Kenyon DeHaan
or Cohen Johnson. All except Johnson are
seniors.
Another outstanding senior this season
is Curt Schulte in the hurdle events. He
qualified for the state meet in the l l0-
meter hurdles and is a strong 400 hurdler as
well. It won't be easy for Schulte to win
meets this year despite his reputation in
those events. Several quality hurdlers re-
turn in the Hawkeye Eight.
Bladt commented, "Curt should have a
good year but it depends a lot on how much
he works at it. There are a lot of good
people in the hurdles this year so he can't
expect to just show up and win."
One school record holder will return to
the lineup this spring. Shane Murphy sur-
prised everyone with a 6'2-1/2" high jump
effort last year that tied Dave Larsen's
mark set in 1966. The only other record
established last year was by graduated
Bryan Tiller in the long jump (22'3"), now
a member of the Drake track team.
There aren't many more letterwinners
returning for the Cyclones. The only others
are seniors Tony Burger and Marty Stein
and junior Chad Wageman. The team may
have lost another letterman for the season
as junior hurdler Cory Carter severely
sprained an ankle in pre-season workouts.
Burger will compete in the weight
Koesters, Carin Rodenbom, Jenny Borden, Jenny Bruck, dulie Graeve, Jenny
Schultz, dessl Kuhn, Jenny Chadwick, Tracy Feser;
Back: Theresa Kloewer (mgr), Kelly Ohlinger (mgr), Klm McCutchen, Shellie
GiUespie, Jeanna Rouhoff, Suzanne Mathiasen, Marcy Klein, Denise Wigness,
Amy Graeve, Tricia Wegner, Michelle Rau, Sara Hemminger, Jennifer Peters,
Kathi Funk, Theresa dacobs, Donna Voge, Miki Kloewer, Nlkld Schaben,
Shannon McKinney, Coach Dave Lathrop, Coach Eldon McCall;
Missing: Katie dohannsen, dulie Behrens, Becky Schechinger, Becky Scheel
and Darci Zea.
more and it seems like you're falling over
each other."
The weather hasn't been very coopera-
tive either as the first meet of the season
nears. The Cyclones are scheduled to run
in a triangular at Carroll Kuemper on
Tuesday but the team hasn't even been
outside as of mid-week.
"I could have told you this was going to
happen way back in January when the
weather was 70 degrees," chuckled Bladt.
"We aren't really concerned about what
happens in our first few meets. We hope to
hit our stride in about the third week of the
season."
Sprint and hurdle events were the
strong spots in the HCHS lineup a year ago
and that shouldn't change a lot this year.
Seniors Jason Moore and Todd Hansen
The Harlan Community Cyclonette track team will have its largest roster in
school history as nearly 60 are out for the sport this spring. Members of the team
include, front, from left: Diana Froh, Tina Kenkel, Cindy Wingert, Joi Smith,
Leslie Johnson, Jenny Smith, Dana Book, Stacy Smith, Geri Weihs, Vicki
Tremel, Angle Bruck, Ann Goetz;
Second row: Ginnie Carlisle, Brenda Hansen, Tanya Kleffman, Tammy
Foxhoven, Kelly Buhman, Kathy Wegner, Shari Simdom, Kerry Foxhoven, Julia
Slagle, Kara Selby, Michelle Spetman;
Third row: Leann Hursey, Jeanna Gross, Charlotte Blum, Linda Herbst, Jill
events along with newcomer Scott Baker.
Stein and Wageman are two of a thin crop
of distance runners. Wageman was the top
cross country for HCHS last fall and will
compete in the 2-mile this spring. The
other runner Coach Bladt hopes to get
some distance mileage out of is freshman
Jason Cairney.
As in the past few seasons, Glenwood is
the team to beat in the Hawkeye Eight It
will be tough for HCHS to repeat their
runner-up finish of 1988 because Shenan-
doah and Creston should put very strong
teams on the track while CB Lewis Central
has usually fielded a good squad, too.
"Shenandoah is going to be one tough
bunch," said Bladt. "They might not have
the field event people to catch Glenwood
but we know Shen's got sprinters and they
won the state cross country meet last fall."
The Cyclones open the season with
Carroll Kuemper and Atlantic in a triangu-
lax at Carroll Tuesday, weather permitting.
Their first major meet is April 8 in the
Denison Coed Relays. The Johnson Coed
Relays are slated for Tuesday, April 18, at
Merrill Field in Harlan.
CYCLONE ROSTER
Senior= - Scott Baker, Duane Brus, Tony
Burger, Kenyon DeHaan, Todd Gross, Todd
Hansen, Jason Moore, Shane Murphy, Brian Pe-
tersen, Curt Schulte, Marty Stein;
Junk)r= - Jeff Blaclt, Troy Bruck, Cory Carter,
Lance Grummert, Cohen Johnson, Paul Kenkel,
Tim Miller, Jason Pauley, Scott Schiltz, Dale
Schrnitz, Chad Wagernan;
Sophomores - Jeremy Arkfeld, Rod Arkfeld,
Matt Bruck, Shawn Erlbacher, Roger Gaul, Mark
Klein, Kevin Musich, Jeremy Olson, Tony Pauley,
Brian Schneider, Tom Schumacher;
Freshmen - Jason Caimey, Troy Fink, Kelly
Gaer, Kevin Graeve, Kelly Green, Tyson Haas, Troy
Hodapp, Kyle Klein, Jason Kruse, Tyler Parkhurst,
Zack Roecker, Trent Schuning, Barry Spencer,
Brad Zimmerman
BOYS' TRACK SCHEDULE
(Meets start at 5 p.m. unless noted)
March 28 .................. Tdarqcular at Carroll (4:00)
April 1 .......... FroslVSoph at Glenwood (10 a.m.)
April 7 ........... at Monarch Coed Relays (Denison)
April 14 ....................... Panther Relays (Creston)
Arpi118 ......................... Cyclone Relays (Harlan)
April 22 ................... Sioux City Relays (SC East)
April 28-29 ................................... Drake Relays
May 2 ........................... Ram Relays (Glenwood)
May 4 .................... Trojan Coed Relays (Atlantic)
May 6 ........ FroslVSoph Relays in Harlan (12:00)
May 9 ...................... T. J. Relays (Council Bluffs)
May 16 ............. Hawkeye Eight Relays (Creston)
May 26-27 ........................... State Meet (Drake)
Nearly 60 report for track season -
Cyclonettes have a record turnout
Co-coaches Dave Lathrop and Eldon little hard work." also have to overcome the loss of their indoor meets with 5'0" high jump efforts, are Theresa Jacobs, Jennifer Peters and
McCall have certainly created a new at- Although the Cyclonettes won't be most consistent point getter - Brenda She has improved dramatically since SuzanneMathisen.Petersmissedherjun-
mosphere of optimism for HCHS girls' challenging the likes of CB Lewis Central Zimmerman. The state championship going out for track for the fwst time in her ior year because of illness. Kathy Weguer
track. It's likely that this season's team or Atlantic in the Hawkeye Eight race yet, shotputter graduated last spring, junior season. Two other freshmen could will round out that hurdle foursome but a
marks the first time in school history that Coach Dave Lathrop is optimistic that the Taking over Zimmerman's spot in the , also push for points in the high jump - quartet of freshmen (Spetman, Kelly
the girls have outnumbered the boys in team can finish in the upper division, weight events will be Sara Hemminger. Michelle Spetman and Jessi Kuhn. Buhman, Ann Goetz, Leslie Johnson)
track. In fact, it isn't even close as the girls "The girls have more ofa positive aUi- Shenarrowlymissedqualifyingforstatein Several girls will compete in the long won't be far behind.
ave 58 out this spring and the boys 47. tude toward track," he commented. "We the discus last spring. Katie Johannsen and jump with Donna Voge leading the way. Two individuals should have outstand-
Coach Eldon McCall commented, had some success last season and we got a Nikki Schaben will also compete in the Marcy Klein, Kuhn, Jenny Bruck and ing years in open events. Michelle Rau is
"People can't expect success to come lot of freshmen out." shot and discus. Kerry Foxhoven will also try that event, expected to be among the top few in south-
overnight but we're getting there. We've Successwon'tcomeeasilythough.The The new field event standout in 1989 The hurdle relay team has done well for west Iowa in the 800-rneter run while
got the girls out and that's the first step. I HCHS girls didn't place in the upper half could be senior Tricia Wegner. She's al- HCHS in past seasons and that should Marcy Klein had an oustanding season her
think they can feel what happens with a ofanyoftheirmeetsayearagoandthey'll ready placed for the Cyclonettes in two continue this year. Retuming to the lineup sophomore year in the 100,200and400.
Some of the other top sprinters on the
team will be Voge, Weguer, Peters, Shaft
Simdorn, Kathi Funk and Bruck. The dis-
Cyclonettes run in =ce events will lack big n.mbers with
Jenny Borden, Julie Graeve and Jeanna
Titanette Indoor Gross being the top competitors.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - The Harlan The squaddoes have a major advantage
over the boys' team. They have already
Community Cyclonettes competed in the competed in two indoor meets.
CB Lewis Central Indoor Meet held at the
"The indoor season gives us a big
University of Nebraska-Omaha on Satur- boost," said Coach Lathrop. "We've al-
day. The HCHS girls placed in seven ready been practicing indoors for four
events at the meet. weeks. It's not the same as being outdoors
Tricia Wegner had the top finish with a but it helps.
third place finish of 5'0" in the high jump. "We've got a good nucleus of girls and
Michelle Spetman was sixth in the same
event at 4'8". we're a lot more organized this year. We
have to be organized with the number we
Fourth place finishes went to Shaft have out."
Simdorn in the 55-meter dash in 7.8 sec- The HCHS girls finished seventh in the
onds and the shuttle hurdle relay team of Hawkeye Eight Meet last season. They
Jennifer Peters, Spetman, TheresaJacobs l 11
: open the current season on Tuesday in a
and Leslie Johnson. They finished in :36.7. triangular at Atlantic, weather permitting.
A trio of fifths were also won. Marcy Their first major meet is April 4 at Clar-
Klein ran the 400-meter dash in 1:10.8; inda. The Cyclonette Relays are scheduled
Simdom the 400 in :23.0; and the 3200- for April 18 at MerriU Field in Harlan.
meter relay team in 13:01.3. Running the
latter relay were Stacy Smith, Jenny Smith, CYCLONETrE ROSTER
(*lndk) Iwltarwi.,. nner=l
Becky Scheel and Julie Belvens. ,,. Senior= - "Kathi Funk, Sara Hemminger,
Other times for the Cyclonettes follow: "Theresa Jacobs, Jennifer Peters, "Donna Voge,
55 Hurdles - Jacobs, :10.2; Johnson, " "Tricia Wegner;
: 10.3; 55- Donna Voge, :08.5; 400- Amy , Junk)r= - "SheUle Gillespie, Amy Graeve,
" "Marcy Klein, Miki Kloewer, "Suzanne Mathiasen,
Gracve, 1:25.1; 160 - Dana Book, :24.7', ' Kirn McCutchen, "Michelle Rau, Jeanna Rouhoff,
1500 - J. Smith, 7:00.4; 800 - Behrens, , " . Nikki Schaben, Denise Wigness;
3:13.8; S. Smith, 3:20.6; Sprint Medley ..- .... Sophomore= - Charlotte Blum, Jenny Bor-
den, Jenny Bruck, Julie Greeve, Jeanna Gross,
- Linda Herbst, Ann Goetz, Kathy ," Linda Herbst, Leann Hursey, KaUe Johannsen, J,l
Wegner, Julie Graeve, 4:07.0; DiStance "
Koesters, Carin Rodenborn;
Medley- J. Graeve, Jenny Bruck, Herbst, Freshmen - Julie Bohrens, Dana Book, Angle
Jenny Borden, 9:28.1; 1600 Relay- Tina Bruck, Kelly auhman, Jenny Chadwick, Ginnie
Carlisle, Tracy Feser, Kerry Foxhoven, Tarnmy
Kenkel, Jenny Schiltz, Tammy Foxhoven, Foxhoven, Diana Froh, Ann Goetz, Brenda Hansen,
Vicki Tremel, 5:28.2 Leslie Johnson, Tina Kenkel, Tanya Kleffman, Jessi
..... Kuhn, Shannon McKinney, Becky Schechinger,
Becky Scheel, Jenny Schultz, Kara Selby, Shad
Simdorn, Julia Stagle, Jenny Smith, Joi Smith,
F Sl°wbreak Basketball-'---! Two honored by Sports Illustrated-
Stacy Smith, Michelle Spetma Yki Tremel,
Kathy Wegner, Geri Weihs, Cindy Wingert, Darci
HARLAN REC LEAGUE Shannon Kite and Stacey Ingerslev, both Elk Horn- Kite appeared after scoring 107 points in a single
League Tournament Zea
* * * Klmballton seniors, were honored by Sports Illustrated game while lngerslevappeared in an issue after hitting 18 " " "
WINNER'S BRACKET during the basketball season for their accomplishments. 3-point goals in one game. GIRLS' .TRACK SCHEDULE
Round 1 Played March 12 (Meets start at 5 p.m. unless noted)
Shelby County Bowl 47, Pizza Boy= 34 The pair appeared In "Faces in the Crowd," a section The two received engraved silver cups from Sports March 28 .............. Triangular at Atlantic (4 p.m.)
Bowl: Larry Manz 14, Lynn Heimerman 13; devoted to non-professional sports in each issue. Illustrated signifying their accomplishments. April 4 .................. Cardinalette Relays (Clarinda)
Pizza: Denny Kasperbauer 11, Jeff Allen 11 April 6 ................................. .IV in Dunlap Relays
April 7 ............... Monarch Coed Relays (Denison)
Round 3 Played March 19 Agency: Howard McCutchan 15, Tom Ander- April 11 ..................... Fillie Relays (Shenandoah)
Hy-Vee 45, The Agency 26 Bauer'= Shoe 47, Harlan Hauling 36 son 10; Bowl: Lynn Hei.merman 9, Jeff Juhl 8 April 14 ............................. .N in Manning Relays
Hy-Vee: Charlie Cave 11, Greg Nelson 11;
Agency: Tom Anderson.14 Bauer'a: Rod Hess 17, Paul Wingert 12; April 17 ................. Pantherette Relays (Creston)
April 18 ..................... Cyclonette Relays (Hadan)
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Hauling: Kent Klinkefus., Round 2 Played March 19
Round 2 Played March 12 LOSER'S BRACKET Pizza Boys 35, The Agency 34 April 24 ............. Lady Lynx Invite (Council Bluffs)
Pizza: Dou8 Mathison 14; Agency: Tom
Hadan Hauling 57, Shelby Co. Bowl 50 Round 1 Played March 19 Anderson 11, Randy Chamberlain 11 AprilApri128-2927 .......................... ................................... J/in WoodbineDrake RelaYSRelays
Hauling: Dave Wilwerding 17, Mike Wikver- Pizza Boy= 39, Hy-Vee 30 May 4 .................... Trojan Coed Relays (Atlantic)
ding 11; Bowl: Brett Rol.d.12, Larry Manz 10 Pizza: Chad Gaskill 7, Denny Kasperbauer 7; GAMES SUNDAY, MARCH 26 May 8-9 ........................................ District Meet
Baueds Shoe Store 44, Hy-Vee 27 Hy-Vee: Paul Blair 10, Rod Riessen 8 (at HCHS gym May 11 ............ FroslVSoph Hawkeye Eight Meet
" " " 6:00 Pizza Boys vs Harlan Hauling May 16 ................ Hawkeye Eight Meet (Creston)
Bauer: Rod He ss18;Hy-Vee: Jim Justice 8 The Agency 38, Shelby County Bowl 37 7:00 Bauefs Shoe Store vs 6:00 winner May 19-20 ........................... State Meet (Drake)
