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BY DONNA LUEKE

The Saturday after Thanksgiving, after the turkeyhas been consumed, thanks have been given and blackFriday shopping has been accomplished, is The Game.The annual OSU-Michigan football rivalry was rankedby ESPN in 2000 as the greatest North American sportsrivalry. This year was the108th game in the rivalrythat began in 1897.

From the Catawba Innat the northern tip of theNorth Coast, to otherwatering holes and inmany living rooms, TheGame was celebrated. Inan informal survey it wasdetermined that Buckeyefans outnumbered Wol-

verine followers approxi-mately ve to one.At Cleats in Danbury

township, there were twoMichigan fans in a sea ofBuckeye Red. Actually,there was one. Steve andVicki Reissig were bothwearing Michigan shirtsbut Steve was wear-ing an OSU shirt underthe Michigan shirt andon his back was pinneda note that said I lost a bet. At their rst year anni-versary celebration this year Vicki and Steve collectedfrom guests for their charities, Vicki for the LymphomaFoundation and Steve for the Wounded Warrior Proj-ect, in honor of family members. Vicki collected $50more than Steve, winning the bet to have Steve wear aMichigan shirt during the OSU-Michigan game. Whenasked whether part of the bet was for Steve to cheer forMichigan, Vicki laughingly said that there are limits. ]

And yes, by the way, OSU won the game, 26-21.

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the Christmas spirit! If you need alittle help, you can head to down-town Port Clinton this Saturday,Dec. 1, for the big CommunityChristmas celebration with aparade, lots of open houses andthe lighting of the downtownChristmas Tree. The Lake PlainsChorus, a spectacular barbershopchoir, will be singing downtownat 1:30 p.m. They will also be per-forming at Edgewood Manor at 3p.m. and at The Vineyard at 4:30p.m. The Christmas Parade startsat 2 p.m. Later on, the Short At-tention Theatre group will bepresenting their Komedy Kris-mas Show at Mango Mamas. It

is intended for mature audiences.

The doors open at 7:30 p.m. andadmission is $10. The show startsat 9 p.m. with DJ Chief playingtunes afterward.

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My friend Cathy Allen is backdoing her Holiday gift wrap-ping again this year in exchangefor a donation to the Up Side ofDowns, a nonprot organizationproviding information and sup-port to people with Downs Syn-drome and their families. Cathyis wrapping now through Dec.23. Here is what you have to do:First, call Cathy at 419-732-1770and set up a time and location.Step two, SHOP! Next, put a

post-it note on each package in-

dicating what the tag should say,then drop your packages off withCathy. You can then pick up yourwrapped packages a day or twolater. All you have to do then isput your nice, gift-wrapped pres-ents under the tree.

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Our Find Wylie winneris Mary Ann Presslerfrom the Cleveland area

who found Wylie hid-ing in the ad for Packer

Creek Pottery on page 7A in lastweeks Beacon. Mary Ann winsour weekly $20 gift card fromFriendship Food Stores. Well behiding Wylie again this week, if

you nd him, drop off an entry

form at our ofce in the BeaconPlace Business Center or click onthe Find Wylie Icon at our web-site, www.thebeacon.net.

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We made an error inside TheBeacon last week when the head-line read that the movie premierfor Heroes Behind the Badgewas going to be November 9.That date is incorrect. This veryspecial documentary motion pic-ture is being premiered in PortClinton on November 29, TO-NIGHT. Doors open at 6:30 forthe 7 p.m. show at the Port Clin-ton High School Performing ArtsCenter. Tickets are $15 in advance

and $20 at the door. All proceeds

from the ticket sales benet theNational Law Enforcement Of-cers Memorial Fund and OhioCOPS (Concerns of Police Survi-vors). The sister of Border PatrolAgent Brian Terry (Fast and Furi-ous) and lm producer Brian Er-furth will be available afterwardto answer questions.

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A couple of weeks ago, the Menof Immaculate Conception Cath-olic Church held a magnicentspaghetti dinner. How about anauthentic Mexican dinner thisSaturday night at the IC Gym

December 3 is the grand opening for Portage ResaleCenter and Seed Faith Missions food pantry, in the Heine-man Building, 301 W. Second Street, Port Clinton. A rib-bon cutting for the Resale Shop will be at 10 a.m. and thefood pantry will open at 11:30 a.m. There will be cookiesand coffee and bargains.

The Heineman family gifted the building for the ResaleShop. Bob and Linda Snyder of Catawba and Marie Berryof Marblehead, along with the help of many talented vol-unteers, have made the 3000 square feet into a bargainshoppers delight.

The response from the community has been over-whelming, said Marie Berry, manager. We have so manydonations, and so few volunteers, but we are trying our

best.When you walk into the Resale Center, it has the feel ofan upscale department store, but with better prices andservice. The transformation from a warehouse has beenthe work of a dedicated group of volunteers.

All volunteers bring their own special talents, whether

it is sorting, merchandising or stocking, and we all have agood time, said Linda Snyder.

To volunteer for this community effort, to donate items,or with questions, call 419-732-1780.

Left: Marie Berry and Linda Snyder at the checkout deskof Portage Retail Center

Below: Entrance to the womens clothing section of PRC

Portage Resale Shop grand

opening December 3

Ava Uhlman of Catawbaand Brecksville is ready forher second OSU-Michigangame

Vicki and Steve Reissig wore the only Michigan shirtsat Cleats

OSU and GO BLUEwherever youwere on Saturday

Michigan and OSU fans mingle at Catawba Inn.

BY JOHN SCHAFFNER

Home sales activity throughout the local area andthroughout Ohio saw a huge increase in the month ofOctober, according to the Ohio Association of Realtors.Home sales in the area covered by the Firelands Asso-ciation of Realtors (Erie, Ottawa and Huron Counties)

jumped 10.7% in 2012 compared to October of 2011.

Dollar volume went up over 20% to over $21-millioncompared to under $18-million last year. The nal pieceof good news was an increase in average sale price from$106,000 in 2011 to over $115,000 in October of 2012.

The statistics continue to be encouraging for the yearwith the number of units sold in the Firelands area up by

4.6%; dollar volume up 8.7% and the average sale priceup almost 4%. The local numbers are not as good in com-parison to the statewide gures reported by OAR. In Ohio,the number of units sold has jumped over 13%, the dollarvolume up nearly 19% and the average sale price is up justunder 5% for the rst 10 months of 2012 compared to thesame period in 2011. Just in the month of October, homesales activity in Ohio increased 23.1%.

Its become increasingly evident that the Ohio housingmarket is making signicant progress in its recovery fromthe economic downturn achieving increased sales activ-ity for the 16th consecutive month and seeing a steadyuptick in the average sales price, said Robert Miller, presi-dent of the Ohio Association of Realtors.

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The 16th

Annual CraftShow hosted by 6 friendscombining a variety ofhandmade craft items willbe held this Saturday, Dec 1,

from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at theBay Township Hall on Ohio53 south. They will haveheirloom wooden bowlsmade by local craftsmanJohn Fulkert, knitted items,snowmen, Christmas deco-rations, Christmas cookiesand homemade jelly. (Yum!)John and Laura Fulkert, Ja-net Vollmer, Jane Hoffman,Andrea Draper and Pat Keys

invite you to spend a littletime this Saturday browsingat the Bay Township Hall.

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The Grand Opening cel-ebration and dedication ofthe all new Portage ResaleCenter and Seed Faith FoodPantry at 301 W. SecondStreet in Port Clinton willbe this Monday, Dec. 3 at10 a.m. What an amazingjob the volunteers, alongwith Bob and Linda Snyder,have done with the formerHeinemann DistributingCompany building renova-tion. They are always look-ing for more volunteers.All the products on saleare donated, and all of thenet proceeds go to LOCALcharities. I will be there, youshould be too!

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They are also having veryspecial program at Immac-ulate Conception Churchon Saturday, Dec. 8. It is atheatrical representationof the Christmas Story ti-tled The 3-1/2 Stories ofChristmas. It features TVstar Frank Runyeon, whohas performed in over 1,000television shows. There willbe music as all the parts of

the Christmas Story are tiedtogether for the rst time,from the light of creation tothe manger in Bethlehem,from the origin of SaintNicholas to the secret of theChristmas angel himself. Itall takes place at 7 p.m. onDec. 8 at the church. A free-will offering will be asked.

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While we are on the subject

of the holidays, one of ourfavorite holiday traditions isThe Mitten Tree. Every yearabout this time we put up atree in our foyer. All kindsof folks from the commu-nity come in and decorate itwith mittens, gloves, scarvesand hats to help keep littlehands, heads and heartswarm this winter. The Mit-ten Tree is up now and weawait your contributions sowe can once again have theSalvation Army distributethem before Christmas.

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The Port Clinton Bravesyouth football team hasjoined forces with Under-woods Restaurant to helpthe family of Devin Kohl-man. They are having a se-ries of Benet Nights with50% of the sales going toDevins family. The dates areDec. 5 and Dec.12, Wednes-days, from 5-7 p.m.

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Congratulations to KaylaCollins, daughter of Daleand Lisa Collins. Kayla isgraduating from BowlingGreen State University (AyeZiggy Zumba) on Friday,Dec.14, with a degree inSports Medicine.

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For the third year in a row Patrick Ed-wards of Columbus was the turkey on theSaturday after Thanksgiving at the Ca-tawba Island Club. Edwards won the Jes-sica Schenk Turkey Memorial 5K TurkeyChase and the right to wear the turkey cos-tume again next year. I grew up with theSchenks, and this is one race I will be inevery year, said Edwards.

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Volunteers Ann Wagnitz, Scott Ryf and Jenna Fall were preparing for the CommunityThanksgiving meal at St. Thomas Episcopal Church at 8 a.m. on Thanksgiving morn-ing. 372 meals were served this year. Fall said that this was possible thanks to wonderfulvolunteers who stuck through to the end.

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United Way in Ottawa County announced that Ottawa County has been awarded$23,011 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs. Public and private volun-tary agencies interested in applying for EFSP funds should contact Chris Galvin or Kris-ten Gerwin at 419-734-6645 or visit www.unitedwayottawacounty.org for an application.

The application deadline is Thursday, Dec. 6, at 4 p.m. The local Ottawa County boardresponsible for distribution of funds will meet Friday, Dec. 14, at 2 p.m. at The SuttonCenter, 1854 E. Perry St., Port Clinton. In order to receive funding applicants must bepresent at the Ottawa County EFSP board meeting.

Emergency food and shelter programfunds available from United Way


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The new vehicle storage building at theOttawa County Transportation Agency(OCTA) is open and ready for business.Its been a long year of hard work and itsure feels great to get to our new facility,said Transit Director Bill Lowe.

Environmentally friendly design featuresof the new building and renovations to theexisting ofces and vehicle maintenance

bays will substantially reduce OCTAs op-erating costs with increased energy ef-ciency. Funding for the project came fromthe federal American Recovery and Rein-vestment Act of 2009 and will continue tosupport a signicant number of jobs lo-cally.

County Commissioner Steve Arndtpraised OCTAs leaders for using the fed-

eral dollars to save the Ottawa Countytaxpayers money over the life of the build-ings. The decision to make a priority ofdesigning and building an environmen-tally responsible, energy-efcient facil-ity required Bill and his team a few moregovernmental hoops to jump through, butwe supported them 100%. We hope otherOttawa County agencies will be able to do

the same on any future building projects.It only makes sense.

OCTA provides safe and affordabledoor-to-door transportation for all Ot-tawa County residents. Members of thepublic wishing to schedule a ride may call419-898-7433. A Rider Guide and otherinformation are available online at www.octapublictransit.com.

OCTA project complete

The Flagship Awards arepart of Port Clinton CitySchool Districts recogni-tion program to honorparents, community mem-bers, staff and students thathelp the district fulll itsmotto of Proudly Chart-ing a Course for Success.At the Nov. 19 meeting,

the Port Clinton Board ofEducation recognized thefollowing individuals withFlagship Awards:

Ben Moore and Ken Wil-liams have provided a teamof leadership, commit-ment, and achievement forthe past three years by sup-porting Redskin studentathletes. They have alsoprovided the PCHS GolfTeam with one of the n-est and most challenginghome courses in Northwest

Ohio. In addition, theyhave hosted the growingPort Clinton High SchoolInvitational, allowed thecourse to be used for vari-ous fundraising purposes,accommodated team prac-tice time, provided key in-struction and even offeredemployment opportunities

for students. The RedskinGolf Team has won twoconsecutive SBC Champi-onships and was the 2012Sectional and DistrictChampion and RegionalQualier.

Port Clinton City SchoolDistrict honor the leader-ship and commitment tostudents and school dis-trict of Catawba IslandClub and Moore and Wil-liams with a Flagship CrewAward.

Lori Waite is a very activemother to three daughterswho is always busy withtheir many activities. Herinvolvement in the PortClinton Music Boosterskeeps her even busier withcoordinating all the Mu-sic Booster projects andevents.

Waites job was even big-ger when it was announcedThe Ohio State UniversityMarching Band was com-ing to town. Waite was in-strumental in all the plan-ning that helped make theweekend a success. This is

just one of the many waysLori Waite is committed tosupporting Port ClintonCity School District and allstudents. To honor Waitescommitment, the Boardof Education presentedher with the Flagship FirstMate Award.

For decades the Ida RuppPublic Library has been afaithful partner with thePort Clinton City SchoolDistrict.

This year the partnershipwith Ida Rupp grows to anentirely new level. Provingtheir vision for learningthat benets the youngestmembers of our commu-nity, librarians from IdaRupp will help staff thenew Media Centers at Bata-an Memorial Elementaryand Port Clinton MiddleSchool.

For their service Ida Ruppreceived a Flagship CrewAward.

Pictured left to right: Superintendent of Schools Patrick D. Adkins with Flagship AwardWinners Rosemary Rose and Jim Widmer, Ida Rupp Public Library; Lori Waite, First MateParent Award; Ben Moore and Ken Williams, Catawba Island Club Golf Course; andBoard of Education President David Belden.

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Robert SchemannOct. 10, 1917-Nov. 17, 2012

Alice Dina SchemannJuly 27, 1924 Oct. 22, 2012

Robert E. Schemann, 95, passed away on Nov. 17, and Alice Dina Schemann (neePellini), 88, passed away on Oct. 22, both of Marblehead, previously of North Royalton.

Robert was born on Oct. 10, 1917, in Cleveland to Paul and Louise Schemann. He wasa US Army Veteran, serving in WWII, and retired from Ohio Crankshaft. Alice was bornon July 27, 1924, in Cleveland to Joe and Rose Pellini. She was a dedicated wife, motherand homemaker. Together they celebrated 71 years of marriage and they will be greatlymissed by their family and friends.

They are survived by their sons, Robert (Sandi), Roger (Jeanne) and Ricky (Linda);sister, Gloria Heazlitt; 6 grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and 3 great-great grand-children. They were preceded in death by their parents, Roberts 8 siblings, and Alices 2brothers and great-granddaughter Brooke Schuessler.

Visitation with light refreshments will be held Saturday, Dec. 1, from 24 p.m. atNeidecker, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral Home, Peninsula Chapel, 7755 E. Harbor Rd.,Lakeside-Marblehead. Private family interment will be held at Ohio Western ReserveNational Cemetery, Rittman. In lieu of owers the family suggests memorial contribu-tions may be given to Stein Hospice, 1200 Sycamore Line, Sandusky, OH 44870.

Pauline GuthrieOct. 20, 1943-Nov. 20, 2012

Pauline Guthrie, 86, of Port Clinton, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 20, at her residence,surrounded by her loving family. Pauline was born on August 01, 1926 in Gray, KY

Funeral services were held Saturday, Nov. 24, in the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home& Crematory, Port Clinton. Interment was in Riverview Cemetery. Online condolencesmay be shared with the family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.

Obituaries

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Michael Lau, 36, nuclear SEC, of Williston, to Andrea Weber, 34, health care provider ,of Oak Harbor.

Garth Garrett, 36, designer, to Gabriela Rodriquez, 24, special needs teacher, both of PortClinton.

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Cheese Lovers 7.50

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Hot chocolate 2.00

Milk 2.00

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French, French Toast 5.50

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Single Hot Cake 2.00

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BY YANEEK SMITHEric Sweets rst season as Oak Harbor

head basketball coach had its ups anddowns.

The Rockets, who showed promised at anumber of times during the season, strug-gled to a 3-18 nish. However, they havefour of their top players returning and theunderstanding that their coach is investedin turning things around. For a 10-yearrun starting in 2003, Oak Harbor had vedifferent head coaches and the programstruggled mightily.

But Sweet, who is committed to seeingthis thing through, is condent that teamhas better days ahead.

Point guards A.J. Cecil and Greg Haar,the teams top-two scorers from last sea-son, are back, as are wing Austin Wiegandand post Sam Laderach.

Those four guys as a core are good tobuild around, Sweet said. I dont thinkeither (A.J or Greg) is a true point guard;they both feel comfortable running thepoint. They form a nice tag-team in thebackcourt.

The Rockets must replace ve seniorsfrom last years squad, but do return muchof their production. Last season, Cecil,Haar and Laderach shot well from beyondthe 3-point line, keeping Oak Harbor in anumber of games with their shooting. AndWiegands versatility helped to diversifythe offense.

Rounding out the rotation will be wings

Tate Haar, Derek Wood, Andy Rathbunand posts Josh Sarahman and Ben Co-chran with Cole Wierich, Bryce Rubie andAndrew Benner possibly seeing some ac-tion as well.

(Playing) eight guys is what I envision,Sweet said. If these guys make me playnine or 10, then Ill play them. Im look-ing at eight, but Ill adjust to what I get. Imight go nine-deep or 10-deep.

More than anything, Oak Harbors suc-cess will hinge on two things: (1) playinggood defense; and (2) consistently hittingthree-point shots.

Were going to shoot a lot of threes.A.J and Greg like shooting the threes. If

you look at some of the games where wefell apart, we played poor defense and wemissed threes.

Oak Harbor boys look to rebuild

BY YANEEK SMITHDuring the offseason, the Rockets wel-

comed former Genoa head coach TomKontak to the program, a move that cre-ated some buzz within the community andgave people reason to be optimistic aboutthe future.

Kontak, who used to coach basketballand softball at Genoa High School, had agreat career coaching basketball with theComets. In six seasons, Kontaks teams hada 91-44 record, won two Suburban LakesLeague titles (2006-07; 2007-08), nishedsecond three times and won more games,61, in the conference during that span thanany other team.

Oak Harbor must replace its top per-

former from last season in Allison Dunn,a second-team SBC selection, who ledthe team in scoring and was second inrebounding. However, Abbie Gezo, whowas second in scoring and led the team inrebounding, returns, as does point guardMakayla Carpenter and wing Maria Boers.Joining them on the team are newcomersJordyn Dunn and Andrea Cecil, a pointguard.

Quite simply, the success of the Rocketsseason may hinge on how well Carpenterand Cecil, a freshman, run the point andwhether or not Boers can consistently hither perimeter shots; that, and how well theincoming junior varsity players can get ac-climated to playing at the varsity level.

OH girls look to bounce back

Oak Harbor Boys Basketball Schedule

Fri, Dec. 7 A Port ClintonSat, Dec. 8 H LakeThur, Dec. 13 H Edison

Sat, Dec. 15 H HuronSat, Dec. 22 A St. Joseph CCSat, Dec. 28 A St. Mary CCSat, Dec. 29 H WoodmoreFri, Jan. 4 H PerkinsTues, Jan. 8 A Tifn

ColumbianFri, Jan. 11 H MargarettaSat, Jan. 12 A Eastwood

Tues, Jan. 15 H LakotaFri, Jan. 18 H Port ClintonSat, Jan. 19 A Edison

Sat, Jan. 26 A HuronFri, Feb. 1 A ClydeTues, Feb. 5 A GenoaFri, Feb. 8 A PerkinsFri, Feb. 15 A MargarettaSat, Feb. 16 H DanburyTues, Feb. 19 H ClydeFri, Feb. 22 H St. Mary CC

Oak Harbor Girls Basketball Schedule

Dec. 1 A Port ClintonDec. 4 H Edison

Dec. 8 A HuronDec. 11 A BellevueDec. 14 H ClydeDec. 15 H WoodmoreDec. 18 A St. Mary CCDec. 22 H PerkinsDec. 27 H St. Joseph CCDec. 29 H MargarettaJan. 5 H Port Clinton

Jan. 8 A DanburyJan. 12 A Edison

Jan. 19 H HuronJan. 25 A ClydeJan. 29 A GenoaFeb. 2 A PerkinsFeb. 5 H Tifn ColumbianFeb. 7 A MargarettaFeb. 9 H EastwoodFeb. 12 A LakotaFeb. 14 H St. Mary CC


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2012-2013 DANBURY VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAMFront Row: Dominic Manuella, Caleb Gerber, Dylan Buckley, Jon Brooks, Conner Len-the, manager Sam Perram. Back Row: Coach Drew Davie, Zak Miller, Chance Mackall,Hunter Stinchcomb, Kegan Rakosky, Coach Morter, Coach Sisel.

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2012-13 LADY LAKERS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAMFront row: Alexa Bintz, Nicole Oglesbee, Cassidy Rhodes. Middle row: manager Char-leigh Steinbrick, Haley Menier, Lilly Kennedy, Megan Stephens, Alyssa Almendinger,Katie Almendinger, manager Kalee Rakowski.Back row: Manager Addison Barta, Coach Ryan Beam, Caitlynn Thompson, Tori Wright,Stephanie Kukay, Erin Lavelle, Coach Joe Fetzer.

Head Coach: Drew Davie, third seasonLast Season: 0-21 (0-14 TAAC)Key Players: Dylan Buckley, SG, 5-11;

Dominic Manuella, PG, 5-9; ChanceMackall, PF, 6-3; Connor Lenthe, SG, 5-6;Caleb Gerber, SF, 6-1.

Outlook: Here's the bad news: The Lak-ers lose Caleb Helline, their top scorer(17.7 ppg; 8.0 rpg) from last season anda rst-team Toledo Area Athletic Confer-ence selection, as well as Dalton Chap-man (10.3 ppg; 3.7 rpg). The good news,however, is that the team returns severalkey players, among them Dylan Buckley,Chance Mackall and Dominic Manuella,giving Danbury hope that this can be apromising season.

For head coach Drew Davie, now in histhird season at the helm, he is hoping thathis young team can rely on three returninglettermen, Dylan Buckley, Chance Mackalland Dominic Manuella to help lead theway.

This year's team is very young, as weonly have two seniors and two juniors thatare healthy, Davie said. With a lack of ex-perience at the varsity level, this team willhave to grow up fast. Chance, Dylan andDominic played a lot of minutes for us lastseason at the varsity level and we look forthem to be the catalysts for this team.

Buckley, a 5-11 shooting guard, averaged4.4 points last season and will be looked tohelp supplant some of the scoring left by

Helline's graduation. Mackall, a 6-3 powerforward, averaged 3.7 points and 5.1 re-bounds last season and will be expected toman the post and serve as the team's insidepresence. Manuella, the point guard, willbe faced with the task of running the of-

fense. Should these three players performwell this season, there is reason to believethat this year's team could compete in theTAAC. For that to become a reality, sopho-more Caleb Gerber, a 6-1 small forward,and freshman Connor Lenthe, a 5-6 shoot-ing guard, must help complement the of-fensive attack and play good, hard-noseddefense.

Davie is looking for his team to focus ontwo specic things: (1) working relentless-ly on the defensive end to make things dif-cult on their opponents; and (2) limitingtheir turnovers.

Davie was pleased with the commitmentshown by his players in terms of their off-season work ethic and is hopeful that is

can translate to some success on the bas-ketball court.

Those (athletes) that are involved withmultiple sports worked hard in the offsea-son with each sport they were committedto, he said. Those athletes that did notplay fall sports conditioned and participat-ed in open gyms all summer and fall. Weare excited of the commitment that thosegentlemen have shown both in the weightroom and gym. As a team, we attended acouple of shootouts this summer and alsotook our varsity and JV teams to the Uni-versity of Findlay Team Camp.

For now, Davie just wants to keep thingssimple.

Our goal this season is to work hard ev-

ery day, both in practices and games, andget better each day that we're together. Wewant to compete and leave it all out on theoor. We (must) work hard, learn fromour mistakes, value every possession andplay good defense.

Danbury Lakers boys basketball

Sat, Dec. 1 Old Fort H 7:30Fri, Dec. 7 Emmanuel Christian A 7:30Sat, Dec. 8 Sandusky St. Marys A 7:30Fri, Dec. 14 Northwood H 7:30Sat, Dec. 15 Bettsville H 7:30Fri, Dec. 21 Gibsonburg H 7:30Sat, Dec. 22 St. Wendelin A 7:30Fri, Dec. 28 Fremont St. Joe H 7:30Sat, Jan. 5 Cardinal Stritch A 7:30Fri, Jan. 11 MVCD H 7:30Fri, Jan 18 Toledo Christian A 7:30Fri, Jan. 25 Ottawa Hills H 7:30Tue, Jan. 29 Emmanuel Christian H 7:30

Fri, Feb. 1 Gibsonburg A 7:30Tue, Feb. 2 Northwood A 7:30Fri, Feb. 8 Cardinal Stritch H 7:30Sat, Feb. 2 Lakota A 2:15Tue, Feb. 12 Maumee Valley A 7:30Fri, Feb. 15 Toledo Christian H 7:30Sat, Feb. 16 Oak Harbor A 7:30Tue, Feb. 19 Margaretta A 7:30Fri, Feb. 22 Ottawa Hills A 7:30

Danbury BoysBasketball Schedule

Fri, Nov. 23 Genoa A 7:30Thr, Nov. 29 Port Clinton H 7:30Tue, Dec. 4 Fremont St. Joe A 7:30Thr, Dec. 6 Emmanuel Christian H 6:00Thr, Dec. 12 Gibsonburg A 7:30Tue, Dec. 18 Cardinal Stritch (PN) H 7:30Thr, Dec. 20 Northwood A 7:30Thr, Dec. 27 Seneca East A 7:30Fri, Jan. 1 Maumee Valley A 7:30Tue, Jan. 8 Oak Harbor H 7:30Thr, Jan. 10 Toledo Christian H 7:30Sat, Jan. 12 Ottawa Hills A 2:30Tue, Jan 15 Sand. St. Mary C.C. H 7:30

Thr, Jan. 17 Emmanuel Christian A 6:00Sat, Jan. 19 Gibsonburg H 2:30Tue, Jan. 22 Old Fort H 7:30Thr, Jan. 24 Northwood H 7:30Mon, Jan. 28 Huron A 7:30Thr, Jan. 31 Cardinal Stritch A 7:30Sat, Feb. 2 Toledo Christian A 4:30Thr, Feb. 7 Maumee Valley H 7:30Thr, Feb. 14 Ottawa Hills H 7:30

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Head Coach: Troy Diels, eighth seasonLast Year: 6-14 (6-8 SBC)Whos Back: Seniors W Kalib Shiets; W

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Whos Gone: Alex GreeneWhos New: Senior P Chris Stokes; Ju-

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man PG Nathan StubblefeldOutlook: Just three years ago, the PortClinton Redskins took the area or a spe-cial ride when they went 26-1 and ad-vanced to the Division II State Title Gamebeore alling to Dayton Dunbar, 64-50.

The past two seasons, however, have beentough or Port Clinton. Last year, the Skinswent 6-14 overall and 6-8 in the SBC andlost in the sectional tournament.

Head coach Troy Diels, now in his eighthseason at the helm, is hoping that his teamcan bounce back this season.

While it must replace leading scorer AlexGreene, Port Clinton does return a numbero key players, among them wings CarterRumball, Kalib Shiets, Jason Mueller, KyleWilkins and point guard Brock Moore.

Rounding out the nine-man rotation will

be point guard Nathan Stubblefeld, wingDylan Webb and Ian Kyle and Chris Stokesin the post.

We have nine guys (in our rotation)right now, Diels said. I can see any one othose guys starting. With that being said,its also a blessing (because) we have nineguys we eel comortable with.

Port Clinton, which is used to running toa hal-court oense, will likely be a team

that eatures more o an up-and-downtempo in an eort to take advantage o itsquickness.

We are quite a bit dierent team thanwhat Ive coached since Ive been here,Diels said. We have some increased quick-ness on our team so were going to try andmake that be one o our strengths. Weregoing to try and play up to that. We have

an overall lack o size.The only thing weve talked about as ateam thus ar is becoming better each day,he continued. We dont want to take anysteps backwards. We want to be very con-ditioned. Thats something thats impor-tant. Weve been pretty hal-court oriented(in the past).

Hopeully our deense will create thingsor us; well probably be a little more up-

tempo. The media and the coaches picked Per-

kins and Huron to fnish frst and second,respectively, in the Sandusky Bay Coner-ence this season, exactly where they werelast season.

On paper, Perkins and Huron are prettytalented, Diels said. They not only havesome outstanding individual players, but

they have some depth. Those two teamsare the class o the conerence. Everybodyelse is pretty even. There are going to besome pretty good battles in the SBC. Idont know i anyone (other than Perkinsand Huron) will get into the top-two.

When asked what it will take or his teamto be successul this season, Diels was suc-cinct, saying, We (must) deend and shootthe ball well.

Port Clinton Boys Basketball ScheduleFri, Nov 30 ..................... Home ....................... Bellevue*** ........................... 6:00 PmSat, Dec 1 ...................... Away .......................Tifn Columbian*** ............... 6:00 PmFri, Dec 7........................ Home ....................... Oak Harbor*** ...................... 6:00 PmSat, Dec 8 ...................... Away ....................... Woodmore*** ....................... 6:00 Pm

Thur, Dec 13 ................... Away ....................... Margaretta*** ....................... 6:00 PmSat, Dec 15 .................... Away ....................... St. Mary*** ........................... 6:00 PmFri, Dec 21...................... Away ....................... Perkins*** ............................. 6:00 PmFri, Dec 28...................... Away .......................Huron*** ............................... 6:00 PmFri, Jan 4 ........................ Home ....................... Clyde***................................ 6:00 PmFri, Jan 11 ...................... Away ....................... Edison*** .............................. 6:00 PmSat, Jan 12 ..................... Away ....................... Fremont Ross*** .................... 6:00 PmFri, Jan 18 ...................... Away .......................Oak Harbor*** ...................... 6:00 PmSat, Jan 19 ..................... Home ....................... Margaretta*** ....................... 6:00 PmSat, Jan 26 ..................... Home ....................... St. Mary*** ........................... 6:00 PmFri, Feb 1 ........................ Home ....................... Perkins*** ............................. 6:00 PmSat, Feb 2 ....................... Home ....................... Norwalk ................................. 6:00 PmFri, Feb 8 ........................ Away .......................Clyde***................................ 6:00 PmFri, Feb 15 ...................... Home ....................... Edison*** .............................. 6:00 PmSat, Feb 16 ..................... Home ....................... Fostoria .................................. 6:00 PmFri, Feb 22 ...................... Home ....................... Huron*** ............................... 6:00 Pm

***Denotes Tripleheaders

Port Clinton Girls Basketball ScheduleSat, Nov 24 .................... Home ....................... Woodmore ............................. 6:00 PmTues, Nov 27 ..................Home ....................... Sandusky ................................ 6:00PmThur, Nov 29 .................. Away .......................Danbury ................................. 6:00 PmSat, Dec 1 ...................... Home ....................... Oak Harbor ............................ 1:00 Pm

Tues, Dec 4..................... Home ....................... Margaretta ............................. 6:00 PmSat, Dec 8 ...................... Home ....................... St. Mary ................................. 1:00 PmTues, Dec 11 ................... Home ....................... Norwalk ................................. 6:00 PmFri, Dec 14...................... Away ....................... Perkins ................................... 6:00 PmTues, Dec 18 ................... Away ....................... Huron ..................................... 6:00 PmSat, Dec 22 .................... Home ....................... Clyde...................................... 1:00 PmSat, Dec 29 .................... Home ....................... Edison .................................... 1:00 PmSat, Jan 5 ....................... Away .......................Oak Harbor ............................ 1:00 PmTues, Jan 8 ..................... Away .......................Bellevue ................................. 6:00 PmSat, Jan 12 ..................... Away .......................Margaretta ............................. 1:00 PmMon, Jan 14 ................... Away ....................... Lake ....................................... 6:00 PmSat, Jan 19 ..................... Away .......................St. Mary ................................. 1:00 PmFri, Jan 25 ...................... Home ....................... Perkins ................................... 6:00 PmMon, Jan 28 ................... Away ....................... Fostoria .................................. 6:00 PmSat, Feb 2 ....................... Away ....................... Clyde...................................... NoonThur, Feb 7 ..................... Away ....................... Edison .................................... 6:00 Pm

Tues, Feb 12 ...................Home ....................... Fremont Ross.......................... 6:00 PmThur, Feb 14 ...................Home ....................... Huron ..................................... 6:00 Pm

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Head Coach: Toby Bickel, 10th season (93-97)Last Year: 13-8 (8-6 SBC)Who's gone: 5-6 Laura Puffenberger; 5-7 Meigan Day;

5-5 Kenzie Payne; 5-2 Sam Mizener; 5-3 Alex StephensonWho's back: 5-10 P Hope Thorbahn (13.2 ppg; 8.5 rpg);

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Outlook: In the 2011-12 season, the Port Clinton Lady

'Skins accomplished a lot. They won 13 games, nishedfourth in the Sandusky Bay Conference, one of northwestOhio's toughest conferences, and moved closer to estab-lishing themselves as one of the top teams in the league.

However, losing ve key players from last year's squad,Laura Puffenberger, Meigan Day, Kenzie Payne, Alex Ste-phenson and Sam Mizener, leaves the team with voids atpoint guard and the wing positions. On the bright side,Port Clinton's top-two scorers and rebounders from lastseason, juniors Hope Thorbahn and Tiffany Colston, re-turn. Colston, who stands 5-10, averaged 13.8 points and8.7 rebounds last season and Thorbahn, who is also 5-10,was just behind her, nishing with 13.2 points and 8.5rebounds, performances that were good enough to earnboth second-team honors at the league and district lev-els.

Despite losing ve seniors, head coach Toby Bickel is op-

timistic that his club can compete with the likes of Clyde,one of the state's best programs, and Perkins. He's notalone, seeing as the Lady 'Skins were picked third by thecoaches and fourth by the media in the preseason polls.

Obviously Clyde is the cream of the crop and Perkinsis going to be very good, Bickel said. I think we can winsome games in the league, but there are also some teamsthat are going to be pretty good. It's all going to have toplay out.

There are two reasons for Bickel's optimism: (1) he hasplenty of faith in Colston and Thorbahn, two versatileplayers, and (2) believes that his younger players who haveseen limited varsity action in the past will ll in nicely.

We have to have some kids with no varsity experiencestep up and play well, he said. Hope is playing the tworight now, I can move her all over the oor. She can move

where need be. And Tiffany is going to start more in thepost. Both of them can move to a lot of different spots.They're both versatile and we'll put them in di

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