8A The Oberlin herald Wednesday, March 7, 2012 The Oberlin herald —

Sports

Decatur County Health Department

will be doing blood draws onTuesday, March 20, 2012

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.

We will be offering a comprehensive profile, lipid profile, CBC , and TSH (Thyroid) for $30.

We will also do a PSA for men $20.

Also doing HgA1C for Diabetics $15.

You must be fasting for blood work.Please call for an appointment

475-8118.

The class of 2017 FFA Chapter (7th Graders) are selling Butter Braid Pastry Products. They will also be selling puffins. Ask any 7th grader for an order form or you can contact the Ober-lin High School and ask for Mr. Jason Ketterl or call (785) 475-2586. Orders have to be in March 19 by 3:30 p.m. For more information, please use the website www.butterbraid.com

Butter Braid Pastry

Products

6th AnnualTrivia Night

Will be held March 17, St. Patrick’s Day, at the Oberlin American Legion sponsored by the Alif Be Khe Club. Doors open and registration starting at 6:30 Trivia at 7 p.m. Teams of 12 people with a fee of $5 per person. To register call Candi Ketterl 475-4092, Tiffani O’Toole (308) 340-3744, Melinda Grafel 475-2673. Cash prizes will be awarded along with other prizes.

Limit of 20 teams- register quicklyBest St. Patty’s attire and win a prize.

GOING FOR THE BASKET, Oberlin seniors Dalton Jones (above) and Tyler Shields played in their final high school game last Tuesday in Plainville. – Herald photos by Susan May

Boys lose to Plainville at substateThe Decatur Community High boys basketball

team fell 68-38 to Plainville in the first round of the substate tournament.

Plainville (18-1) was the No. 1 seed in the tournament while Oberlin (8-11) was No. 8.

Plainville went on to beat Ellis but lost to the No. 2 seed Ness City in the championship.

Oberlin started off well, outscoring the Car-dinals 13-11 in the first quarter. Then it was all downhill, as Plainville came back to outscore

Oberlin 18-9, 22-7 and 17-9 in the last three quarters.

Scoring for Oberlin were Zach May 13, Dalton Jones 10, Shane McEvoy 6, Tyler Bruggeman 4, Tyler Shields 3 and Kennedy Fortin 2.

Wrestlershave good year

By CYNTHIA HAYNESc.haynes@nwkansas.com

The Decatur Community High Red Devils ended their wrestling season with more wins than losses and top finishes in two tourna-ments.

Coach Joe Dreher was named the Regional Coach of the Year by the regional wrestling coaches after the Oberlin wrestlers won the regional tournament in Lakin.

Oberlin also won the first tourna-ment of the season in Cambridge, Neb.

The Red Devils took second in the Franklin, Neb., tournament and the Western Kansas Tournament of Champions in Smith Center, They came in third at the Oberlin Invita-tional tournament, fourth in Beloit and fifth at the Class 3-2-1A state tournament, with six contenders and three placers.

The team finished the season 9-5 in dual meets, beating Legend and Eagle Crest from Colorado, Hutchinson, Liberal and McCook. The team took the league dual

championship with victories over Hoxie, St. Francis and Atwood.

Senior Brent Juenemann recorded his 100th high school win and took fifth at the state tournament.

Sophomore Dayton Dreher took third and senior Jeff Shaw fourth at state.

Juniors Kade Brown and Chan-ning Fortin and freshman Troy Juenemann also won berths at state.

Wrestling for Oberlin were:• Chris Anderson, 13 wins, 13

losses.• Gabe Anderson, 11-23.• Brown, 36-4• Rex Diederich, 22-14.• Dreher, 35-7.• Fortin, 30-10.• Grant Gilliam, 11-20.• Ben Glading, 2-7.• Matt Glading, 16-17.• Matthew Helm, 5-22.• B. Juenemann, 31-7.• T. Juenemann, 20-17.• Shaw, 24-14.• Cody Wurm, 18-18.• Adam Zillinger, 8-12.

GETTING A HOLD of his opponent, Gavin Uehlin, at 88 pounds, wrestled in the age-8-and-under class at a Kid Wrestling tournament Saturday. ― Herald photo by Fawn Eskew

Four boys placein wrestling tourney

Four Oberlin Kid wrestlers placed at the Western Kansas Classic in Hays on Saturday.

With 1,100 entries, there was plenty of competition for the 11 Oberlin kid wrestlers.

Alex Eskew was Oberlin’s only champion, but Reece Grafel came in second in his class; Sam Jimenez, third in his; and David Waterman, fourth.

Wrestling for Oberlin were:Age 6 and under

• 45 pounds, Mason Urban.Age 8 and under

• 61, R. Grafel, second place;

Eskew, first.• 67, Corbin Wessell.• 88 Gavon Uehlin.• Heavyweight, Jimenez, third.

Age 10 and under• 70, Colton Ketterl, Landen

Macfee.• 84, Waterman, fourth.

Age 12 and under• 80, Kel Grafel

Age 14 and under• 145, Bryson Wesley.On Saturday, the young wrestlers

will be in Goodland for their subdis-trict tournament.

HEADING DOWN THE COURT with the ball, Briana Klima played in the Lady Red Devils’ substate game against Rawlins County last Monday. – Herald photo by Abby Hissong

The Decatur Community High girls basketball team ended its season with a 39-28 substate loss to Rawlins County last Monday in Atwood.

The Oberlin Lady Red Devils (3-16) were seeded seventh in the tournament while the Lady Buffalos (14-6) were No. 2.

Atwood went on to beat Wa-Keeney and lose to Oakley, which was seeded No. 1.

In the Oberlin-Atwood game, the Buffaloes outscored the Red Devils in all but the last quarter, 10-9, 11-4 and 9-0. In the fourth quarter, Oberlin was able to come back somewhat, outscoring At-wood 15-9.

Scoring for Oberlin were Miki Dorshorst, 18 points including a three-point shot and five for sev-en at the free-throw line; Darbi Rouse, 5 including a three point-er; Alexis Hissong, 3; and Demi Murray, 2, both free throws.

Hannah May was the top re-bounder with seven, followed by Hissong, six; Kariah Castle, five; Brianna Klima, four; Dor-shorst and Rouse, three each; and Shawn Baker, two.

Dorshorst had two steals and Hissong and Klima had one each.

Castle had a blocked shot.

Girls loselast gameto Atwood

Youngest wrestlersgrab top three places

The Oberlin Kid wrestlers took four firsts, four seconds, three thirds and a pair of fourth places at the Phillipsburg tournament on Feb. 25.

The youngest wrestlers – age 6 and under, 46 pounds – swept the top three places in their category.

Wrestling for Oberlin were:Age 6 and under

• 46 pounds, Mason Urban, first; Lucas Zodrow, second; Hunter Kelly, third.

Age 8 and under

• 46, Josh Juenemann, third.• 61, Alex Eskew, fourth.• 64, Reece Grafel, second.• 67, Corbin Wessell, first.• 88, Gavon Uehlin, first.

Age 10 and under• 70, Colton Ketterl, second;

Dawson Kempt, fourth.• 85, David Waterman, third.• 130, Reegan Witt, first.

Age 12 and under• 80, Kel Grafel, third.

Age 14 and under•155, Dayton Kempt, second.