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TIMES - PAGE 13 - DECEMBER 24,1996 Williamson Grapplers Pin ~loomf ield And Red Creek by Jeff Sonneville Steve Zygo and Mike Strommer won both of their matches by pin while five other wrestlers won both of their matches as host Williamson defeated Bloomfield 55- 18 and Red Creek 46-27 in a triangular meet December 17. Zygo won both of his matches at 103 with first-period pins (1:38 and 1:14) Strommer took both of his bouts at 119 by pin. Strommer led 10-0 before pinning Bloomfield's Chris Surjster at 3:28 in his opening match and then pinned Red Creek's Mason Williamson at 1:46. Phil Winchell (1 12) won both of his matches by dkision; Kris Vagioanos (125) won by forfeit against Bloomfield and then recorded a second-period pin at 3:25 after leading 7-0; Mike Zygo (130) won when Bloomfield's Christian Headlee couldn't continue after an injury and then recorded a second-period pin (428) against Red Creek; John Bonaparte (160) deci- sioned Bloomfield's best wrestler, Marty Messmer, 17-8 and then went out and pinned Red Creek's Ben Poole at 1:18; and Bruce Breckenridge (171) won by for- feit and then recorded the fastest pin of the night (55 seconds) against Red Creek's David Merritt. Other wrestler wins against Bloomfield included Brian Lieberman (forfeit at 96 pounds). Alden Homner @in at 1:26 at 135), Ben Meyer (forfet at 140), Dave Burkhart (forfeit at 152), and Scott Fry (pin at 1:30 at 22). Williamson dominated Red Creek as the Marauders did not allow an individual point until the second period of the 130 pound match and no team points until Marshall Vitale decisioned Ben Meyer at 140. Williamson also had a good showing with a fifth place finish at the East High Invitational, December 14. The Marauders finished with 103 point while Wayland- Cohocton won the tournament with 177 points. Top six finishers for Williamson were Strommer (third at 1 19) Bonaparte (third at 160), Vagianos (fourth at 125), Albert Manual (fourth at 152), Breckenridge (fourth at 171) Fry (Fourth at 189), Homner (fifth at UO), Winchell (Sixth at 1 12) and Mike Zygo (sixth at 1 12). Pal-Mac Boys Basketball Top Marion 72-48 After Marion's Luke Lauffenburger hit a 3-pointer from the top of the arc to draw the host Black Knights to within 52-44 with 4:46 remaining in the game, Palm- yra-Macedon coach Chip Tatro called timeout. Tam told his Red Raiders to just exec- ute their offense and getpthe ball inside $0 center Nate Kenyon, who ended up scor- ing a team-high 18 points. When play resumed, Pal-Mac did just that. ' Kenyon score twice from down low to spark a 10-0 run as the Red Raiders went on to defeat the Black Knights 72-48. Pal-Mac's experience was able to hold off the Black Knights' youth in their Decem- ber 18th game. Tatro said he was pleased that the Red Raiders (4-0, 5- 1) received contribution from so many players as injuries and foul trouble slowed Pal-Mac. Beside Matt LeMoyne (16 points, 8 assists, and 5 steels.)- and Jim Rouland (13 points and 10 rebound) also hitting in double figures for the Red Raiders, Tatro said that Justin Tome (2 points and Dave Ward (8 points) were two of the players who gave him quality minutes because of injuries and foul trouble against the Black Knights (4- 1, 5- 1) forcing him. to go 10- deep on his roster. Marion coach Jim Christie said Pal- Mac was quicker than they thought and because of that quickness, \Their pressure just put us above our comfort zone.\ Christie said his team spent the game shooting from the outside while the Red Raiders were able to either get the ball inside or to take advantage of their offen- sive rebounding from missed outside shots. \We spent the night shooting 12- to 15-footers while Pal-Mac was able to get the ball inside for 3- or 4-footers,\ he said The Red Raiders' ability to get the ball Pal-Mac's Nate Kenyon - inside when necessary helped them hold ers (6) , and Matt Brooks, (2), also con- off the Black Knights, who made a run at tributed offensively for the Black them in each quarter but* could never get Knights. close that three point during the game. Despite the - loss, ch&e kdicated that he was satisfied with the way the team played and their effort, and hoped Subscribe to that they learned something. \We'll get more out of losing a game Wayne County's against a quality team like a ~d-~ac or Lyons than beating a lesser team, a he #I Weekly * said. \if we learned something from this game that will help us farther down the - New s~a~er season, that would be great. However,r if I I -* we didn't learn anything from this, then 1'11 be UDS~~.\ the Times, - -- -- -r--- Other players scoring for Pal-Mac were Brandon Redmond (6 point), Randy Belle- fontaine (4), John Hutt (6), Brian Roegi- call 986-4300 WALWORTH HARDWARE 3700 Main St. Walworth DUANE M. FISHER & ASSOCIATES ACCOUNTANTS 1 CONSULTANTS I Mah Office: 3792 Mill Street, Marion, NY 14505 (315) 926-5025 Lyons Office: 30 Broad Street, Lyons, NY 14489 (315) 946-6581 Complete Times sports coverage will resume after the holidav break. 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