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Show Tiger mafmon bring home foam trophy Milford High School Wrestling Squad attended the Beaver High Invitational Team Tournament Sat. Jan 3, and brought home the Championship Trophy. This tournament Is different from most as teams wrestle against other full teams, and the team scoring' most points, advance to wrestle other teams. i Milford's first opponent was Piute. In this match, Eric Barnes (112) was pinned by Dean Westwood, Jason Davis (119) won by major decision 14-- 0 over Mike Christen-se- n, at 126 Robbie Romine won by technical pin over Brent Bell. At 132, lbs, Jason Carter won by pin over Kent Bagley, at 138 lbs, Da vid Bonner won by pin over Taylor Jenkins, at 145, Ryan Puffer won by pin over Mark Price, at 155, Brett Allen lost by pin to Shaun Evans. At 167, Mike White won by pin over Syd Nelsen, at 185 lbs, Ralph Pec-t- ol won by pin over Shaun M arson. At Heavyweight Mike Long won by pin over David Wicker. Final score M.H.S .47 -- Piute 12. The second team M.HJS. met was Panguitch High School. At 112 lbs, Eric Barnes was pinned by Gene Roundy, at 119 lbs, Jason Davis pinned Chance Crass, at 126, Robbie Romine won by forfeit, at 132, Jason Carter won by pin over Bobby Davis. At 138, David Bonner lost by pin to Tim Tebbs, at 145 lbs, Ryan Puffer won by pin over Cody Baldwin. At 155, Brett Allen lost " 531 by pin to Ryan Josle, at 167, Mike White won by pin over Robert at 185 lbs., Ralph Pectol won by pin over David Thompson. At Heavyweight Mike Long won by Final Score pin over Johnson. Milford 42 -- Panguitch 30. Ty-land- er, : ;, ) -- .fit , $mr.mtimvr-!- .trfrytmmm iw" -- T- Thursday, Jan. 8, 1987, Page 4 v j the first period by a score of 7 4. and at half by a score of outscored were during The Tigers 42-the third period and were down 3rd the quarter. at the end of out with a The Tigers then came to defeat them rally which enabled the Bobcats. After having Patterson and R. Marshall out on fouls the Tigers were still able to keep their rally going. Freshman Jared Gronning came into the game and scored 2 important buckets to aid in the Tiger victory. The Tigers defeated the Bobcats 3. Tiger scorlngwasledbySherwood with 16. Wlllden had 14, and Dot-so- n 9-- 27-2- 33 wrestled Beaver for Milford Championship, with 2 MJI.S- - forfeits at 98 and 105, Beaver leal 12-- 0 before any matches wer wrestled. At 112 Eric Barnes was pinned by Lane Limb, at 119, Jason Davis pinned Kenny Reuch, at 126, Robbie Romine won by decision over Andy Jones. At 132 lbs., 0 55-5- 2-- lv f..: f? yr- Jason Carter won by pin overMonte Webb, at 138 lbs. David Bonner and John Morewood tied, at 145 lbs., Rayn Puffer won by pin over Sid Marshall, at 155 lbs., Brett Allen lost by pin to Allen Davis. At 167 lbs. Mike White won by pin over Wade Weldert, at 185 lbs., Ralph Pectol lost to Tracy at HeavyFails by decision 4, weight, Mike Long won by pin over Gene Ostler. Final score M.H.S. Ml Tigac b By The Milford Tiger J.V.Team split games this past weekend as they lost a close one at home and catured a close one on the road. Friday the Beaver Beavers were in town to challenge the Young Tigers. The game was a typical Beaas the leaU ver Milford match-u- p changed several times. Milton' jumped out early and took a 16-lead at the end of the first period. Beaver then came back in the second, to outscore the Tigers and went to the locker room with a 0 lead. Following intermission the Beavers were able to keep ahead of the Tigers and lead at the end of the 8. third The final period saw -- ce 18-1- 35-3- 56-4- the Tigers outscore the Beavers. However the Beavers were able to hang on to the win, as Milfords last shot (a three pointer) bounced off the rim in the final seconds. -- Beaver. Final score was 64-The Tigers were 8 of 12 from the charity stripe while Beaver shot 9 of 21. Leading the way for the Tigers was Todd Baxter with 22 points. Ryan Willden added 17, Jason Thomas 11, Brian Marshall 6, Preston Asay 4, and Jared Gronning scored 2. Leading rebounders were Baxter and Marshall each with 18, J.Thomas 6, and Asay pulled down 3. 62 WILLDEN ck 6-- 19-1- 1? CHRISTY 6-- Gronning had 2 and trickson and Yee each had one. Three point shots were made by Willden 3, and J. Thomas had one. On Saturday the Tigers traveled to Panguitch to try to avenge an overtime loss to the Bobcats in their first outing In November. The were cold Young Tigers 'luilng H.e first pen. d and allowed the Bobcats to tak; a 2 lead. The second period was better for the Tigers as they outscored. the Bob- 4 cats to within .(33i-3r at the half way mark. Panguitch came back during the third period to stretch their lead to six points but the Tigers were determined not to give up. During the final period Milford came on strong and battled back and forth for the lead. It wasnt until the final seconds that the winner was determined. Final score was 71 -- 69 for Milford. Willden lead all scores putting in 38 including 3 pointers for the Tigers. Baxter had 21 points, B. Marshall and Gronning each added 4, and Erickson and J. Thomas each had 2. Baxter pulled in 9 rebounds while B. Marshall had 7. Willden had 5, Asay 3, Gronning and Erickson each had 2, and J. Thomas 1. The Tigers were 7 of 16 from the foul line while the Bobcats shot 14 5) p 12. Three -- point goals were made by Willden with 2. Patterson with 1 and Dotson with 1. Sherwood had 9 blocked shots for the Tigers. mine, Jason Davis, Eric Barnes. Back Row Mike Long, Ralph Pectol, Mlkel White, Brett Allen, Ryan Puffer and Coach Cullen Carter. -r, WANT YOUR BUSINESS m 'go! Milford High School again played games last weekend. On Friday night they met with crosscountry rivals, the Beaver Beavers, while Saturday they went up against the Panguitch Bobcats. The Tigers" added one loss and one win to their 4. overall record making them The Tigers played a strong game against the Beavers, shutting off much of Beavers inside attack. The Tigers led early in the game by a 0 margin which was made by Tigers tough center Kerry Sherwood. The Beavers came together and at the end of the first quarter lead by a score of 1. The Tigers made their last lead of the game in the 2nd quarter and 4. led The Tigers kept up close to the Beavers and were within two until the last few seconds of the 2nd quarter. The lead at half vent to the Beavers and they led After coming back after the half, TigersRqbbie Marshall and Kerry Sherwood made 2 quick baskets to tie - - . the game at 29-2- 9. back-to-ba- Bv CHRISTY WILLDEN PLACE: y had 11. Yee added 5, Gronning had 4, Patterson with 3, and R. Marshall with 2. Rebounds were pulled down by Sherwood with 16 and Dotson with .0J. by iiiim 12:00 noon. HIS JU split I'jin l lose 1 in close games TAKE FIRST - r : NEWS ADVERTISERS 29. Long of Milford and Allen Davis of Beaver were chosen as outstanding wrestlers of the tournament. Milford wrestles Piute here 8th. J.V. January Thursday, matches begin at 6:30 p.m.andVar-sit- y at 7:00 p.m. On Saturday, January 10th they will attend the Parowan Invitational which begins at WRESTLERS ; K . During the Beaver Tournament MHS matmen captured the First Place Team Trophy. They are from front left, David Bonner, Jason Carter, Robbie Ro- - 6-- Mike ,v - W MILFORD K - 14-1- 15-1- 29-2- 5; 1J M The Tigers couldn't hold on to their scoring drive and at the end of the 3rd quarter were down by a score of The fourth quarter came with the Beavers extending their lead at one time by 12. The Tigers did not 43-3- 7. ft'". t give up as the team combined for 9 quick points to cut Beaver's lead to At the end of the final quarter the score was 2 favoring the Beavers. 53-4- 8. 55-5- Tiger scoring came from Center Kerry Sherwood who led all scorers with 26 points. Willden had 8, R. Marshall and Patterson each had 6, ; ! ' V '4 ii, : it ' - , while Dotson added 4 and Yee 2. Rebounds were led by Sherwood with 20 and Dotson with 11. Sherwood also had 13 blocked shots, and Patterson had 1 three -point goal. y,'JH b) VT pf Y i i- i- . Saturday the Tigers were able to find themselves on top against the Panguitch Bobcats. The lead-waexchanged by both teams throughout the game: The Tigers held the lead at the end of Kerry Sherwood, 67" Senior Center for the Tigers put this shot up for. two during the Milford -- Beaver game last Friday. The Tiger's travel to Piute on Saturday night. 4-- Tjxy x of 27. French Impressionist Paul Cezanne was such a slow worker that he was forced to use wax fruit in his still-lif- e painting since real fruit would often rot before he was - "V if-1 sf . ' V - i ! , is,,- -' '. r?V ), vy s -- ; r"w x yyr y I hi ! I ; o ixaMaa m- if,-.- ' ' :'I joes? ; " 'ix' 4fooj' ikob w as&j O ia ca&ri?c : mmsn&L frj-t- i o. I J . y f x raij-'fiiiScott George, 43, dribbles past the two Milford defenders, Paul Yee, 21 and Robbie Marshall 42, during the game last Friday night. Kerry Sherwood, 6'7" Senior Center for the Tigers put this shot up for two during the Milford -- Beaver game last Friday. The Tigers travel to Piute on Saturday night. B J |
