Leipsic High School - Le Hi Yearbook (Leipsic, OH)

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Brad Peck, Greg Niese, Dan Kim-met, Coach Scott Walthour, Chad El-lerbrock, Steve Ha-zelton, Terry Lam-mers, LHS Seniors. Josh aims for that perfect two-pointer. Richard proudly defends his team. Adam tries to save the ball. Scott tries to keep the ball. Statisticians: Jenny Mangas, Paula Mason, Lynn Spitnale, Lori Schroeder. Basketball 27

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Vikes Row 1: Tony Lo-meli, Adam Tuss-ing, Brad Peck, Dan Kimmet, Terry Lammers, Coach Scott Walthour. Row 2: Greg Niese, John Berger, Richard Casteel, Chad Ellerbrock, Josh Logan, Steve Ha-zelton. Reign As Sectional Champs Row 1: Darby Niese, Troy Ellerbrock, Coach Troy Kottenbrock, Scott Fortney, Brad Dresbach. Row 2: Fred Solis, Jim Garrett, Chad Fenbert, Pat Ehlers, Chris Krog-man, Tracy Halker. After facing the bitterness of defeat in their first two games of the varsity roundball season, the Vikes turned it around to make this year one of the most memorable in recent basketball action. When the season ended for the team at district semi-finals at Findlay High School on March 10, their record stood at 13 and 10. Talented players of the team were awarded well-deserved awards for their commitment to the team. Greg Niese was awarded the MVP award. Leading Rebounder, Leading Free Throw Shooter, and the BVC and PCL awards to name a few. Dan Kimmet was awarded the Most Improved Player award ! and Brad Peck was awarded the BVC and PCL awards for his input. Chad Ellerbrock held the Honorable Mention in the BVC and PCL category, while Steve Hazelton qualified for Assit Leader in the Individual awards. losses for the Leipsic Vikes. — Norma Garcia, Jill Knepper. 26 Basketball

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Varsity: Row 1: Renee Kreinbrink, Michelle Niese, Pam Warnimont, Jodi David. Row 2: Tricia Rigel, Amy Haselman, Gina Kuhlman, Amy Fenbert, Jenny Mangas, Karen Weis. Lady Vikes Young But Talented After a long, hard, trying season, the 1987-88 girls’ basketball team finished the season at 12-9. Many hard practices were needed to accomplish it. In his third year as coach, Gary Kreinbrink led the team with the most wins in eight years. Amy Fenbert became a big part of the team. As a senior, she gave the team the leadership and strength to be the best. The biggest goal the team accomplished during the year was winning the Ayersville Holiday Tournament. The season ended with several Lady Vikes receiving recognition for fine performances. One outstanding player receiving the honors was Pam Warnimont, earning first team BVC, second team PCL, and special mention All-Northwest Ohio. She was the team’s Most Valuable and she also handed out the most assists. Karen Weis was the Most Improved Player. She also received honorable mention in the BVC and PCL. The most rebounds award went to Jenny Mangas. She received honorable mention in the BVC also. Amy Haselman earned third team BVC and honorable mention in the PCL. Gina Kuhlman received the best free throw Percentage Award. Coach Kreinbrink was selected to the All-Star Game, as coach, for the East Squad. — Jodi David and Alicia Alfaro Amy was selected to the Senior All-Star Game. Gina shows a good example of defense. 28 Girls Basketball