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FLORIDA TODAY, Friday, April 16, 1993 3C 3: Hill scales new heights in North qualifying Astronaut pole vaulter tops 14 ft. L- imiaim Mini miiiiiir- "li rj i h-a-m a know this will be the end unless some miracle occurs and I get a college scholarship." Jordan wasn't the only jumper with a personal best mark Thursday. Titusville's Jason Miller, the area's premier long- and triple-jumper, established a new best in the triple with a leap of 45-10. His previous best was 45-9. "I went to coach's house after practice yesterday and watched Mike Conley in the Olympics," said Miller, who also won the long jump.

"That got me all excited." Titusville swept the top three spots in the triple jump with Telly Joiner second and sophomore Jermaine By- Melbourne's Zone picks Florida Tech By David Jones FLORIDA TODAY -Florida Tech women's basketball coach John Reynolds saw Taneka Zone play one game for Melbourne High School and made an instant comparison. "She's going to be everything Christine Keenan was as a freshman," Reynolds said. "She's that talented." Zone, who Reynolds announced Thursday as Girls Shot put 1. LaShawnda Jackson (A), 33-11 2. Peden (R), 31-234; 3.

Hadlock (Ml), 29-4; 4. Wagner R), 2B-112; 5. Griffin 27-912; i. Lackovich (T), 26-12; 7. Swanson (CB), 24-3.

Dticui 1. Jill Lackovich (T), 123-9; 2. Jackson (A). 93-7; 3. Hadlock (Ml), 91-5, 4.

Griffin (T), 90-4; 5. Kyle (R), 79-11; 6. Worden (A), 72-7; 7. Day Long lump 1. Penny Jordan (Ml), 14-2; 2.

Hannah (A), 15-914; 3. Huff (A), 15-14; 4. Young (R), 14-811 5. Brown (CB), 14-2; 4. Scaffidi (CB), 13-1114; 7.

Peden (R), 13-634. Triple jump 1. Penny Jordan (Ml), 33-8; 2. Hannah (A), 33-4; 3. Wolfson (CB), 31-214; 4.

Brown (CB), 30-10; 5. Shaffer (Ml), 30-812; 4. Atkinson (A), 28-10; 7. Wilson (CB), 26. High iump 1.

Penny Jordan (Ml), 4-9; 2. Robinson (Ml), 4-4; 3. Shatter (Ml), 4-4; 4. Kennev (T), 4-3; 5. Storey (CB), 4-3; 4.

(tie) Neuerberg (A) and Swanson (CB), 4-0. 110 hurdles 1. Tamika Gantt (T), 14.7; 2. Roney (CB), 17.2; 3. Atkinson (A), 17.4; 4.

Wagner (R), 17.9; 5. (tie) Gash (CB) and Novak (CB), 18.8; 7. Sconyers (A), 19.4. 100 1. Latrlce Young (R), 12.5; 2.

Gardner (C), 12.6, 3. Jenkins (T), 13.2; 4. Peden (R), 13.2; 5. Thomas (R), 14.0; 4. Boyko (Ml), 14.2; 7.

Brown (CB), 14.5. Mile 1. Erika Schlomer (CB), 2. Mott (CB), 3. Northcutt (A), 4.

Meerman (CB), 5. Carr (T), 6. Ditmer (R), 7. Cohen (A), 4:24. 440 relay 1.

Astronaut; 53.9; 2. Titusville, 55.4; 3. Merritt Island, 55.4, 4. Astronaut, 57.0. 440 1.

Chiquita Sapp (C), 40.4 2. Wolfson (CB); 43.1; 3. Mansberry (R); 45.8; 4. H. Neuerberg (A), 66.9; 5.

Johnson (CB), 44.9; 4. Cope (Ml), 48.1; 7. A. Neuerburg (A), 70.4. 330 hurdles 1 Latasha Hannah (A), 49.9; 2.

Roney (CB), 51.9; 3. Wagner (R), 52.7; 4. Dewberry (R), 56.0; 5. Sondergard (T), 54.2; 4. Riley (A), 57.0; 7.

Lane (Ml), 42.3. 880 1. Erika Schlomer (CB), 2. Whaley (CB), 3. Huff (A), 4.

Ditmer (Ml), 5. Haupt (CB), 4. Eccleston (T), 7. Reeves (R), 3:05.7. 220 1.

Chiquita Sapp (C), 25.8; 2. (R), 27.2; 3. Wolfson (CB), 27.2; 4. Jones (T), 27.5; 5. Mansberry (R), 28.1; 4.

Durgin (CB), 30.8; 7.Kaismer(CB),31.4. 2-mile 1. Mott (CB), 2. Northcutt (A), 3. Meerman (CB), 4.

Cohen (A), 5. Chinn (Ml), 6. Houlihan (R), 14.38.2; 7. Akery (T), 14:39.5. MHe relay 1.

Cocoa Beach, 2. Astronaut, 3. Rockledge, 4. Merritt Island, 5. Titusville, 4:54.4.

Boys Shot put 1. Sam Henderson (A), 48-112; 2. Walker (R), 45-10; 3. Reed (T), 45-3; 4. Pobiecky (T), 44-0; 5.

McCarren (Ml), 42-11; 4. Hudson (C), 42-41t 7. Roberts (C), 41-812. Discus 1. Sam Henderson (A), 140-0; 2.

Pobiecky (T), 130-1; 3. Roberts (C), 128-4; 4. Jones (R), 124-0; 5. (tie) S. Walker (C) and -Gulyas (CB), 123-14 7.

Hudson (C), 121-212. Long iump 1. Jason Miller (T), 23-34; 2. Gantt (T), 22-1011 3. Black (R), 22-1011 4.

-Cannon (A), 21-7; 5. Neal (C), 21-434; 4. Hughes (Ml), 21-1; 7. Wright (A), 21-12. Triple iump 1.

Jason Miller (T), 45-10; 2. Joiner (T), 43-211 3. Bynum (T), 43-11 4. Davis (A), 42-1134; 5. Jordan (A), 42-411 4.

Thomas (CB), 41-1111 7. Neal (C), 41-1034. High jump 1. (tie) Cole (T) and Walker (C), 5-10; 3. Chamberlain (A), 5-10; 4.

Krupp (T), 5-8; 5. (tie) Black (R) and Klllingsworth (CB), 5-4; 7. Seigler (A), 5-2. Pole vault 1. Donnie Hill (A), 14-0; 2.

Bernard (T), 10-4; 3. C. Shrum (A), 10-0; 4. McEarchern (T), 9-4; 5. O'Brien (A), 9-0; 6.

W. Shrum (A), 9-0; 7. Killingsworth (CB), 8-0. 120 hurdles 1. Detrlck Davis (A), 14.8; 2.

Umerski (Ml), 14.8; 3. J. Guilford (Ml), 14.9; 4. Jones (R), 115.5; 5. Atkinson (A), 15.9; 6.

Cole (T), 16.3; 7. Seigler (A), 17.2. 100 1. Taig Golns (R), 10.8; 2. Brayboy (C), 10.8; 3.

Joiner (T), 11.0; 4. Cannon (A), 11.1 5. Hills (R), 11.3; 6. Qulnn (R), 11.3; 7. Peterson (T), 11.4.

Mile 1. Brandon Clarkson (A), 2. O'Brien (A), 3. Hyder (T), 4:52.1 4. Volner (A), 5.

Mullady (A), 6. Haddock (Ml), 5:02.1 7. Trinh (R), 5:04.7. 440 relay 1. Astronaut, 43.1; 2.

Titusville, 43.4, 3. Rockledge, 44.0; 4. Merritt Island, 44.1; 5. Cocoa, 45.7. 440 1.

Zach Culbertson (Ml), 51.1 2. Scott (A), 52.4; 3. Latham (Ml), 54.1; 4. Norfolk (R), 54.3; 5. Williams (R), 54.4; 4.

Hypolite (R), 54.4; 7. Krupp (T), 55.0. 330 hurdles 1. Will Umerski (Ml), 42.2; 2. Pina (Ml), 43.0; 3.

Atkinson (A), 44.5; 4. Jacobs (Ml), 44.8; 5. Odom (C), 45.3, 4. Seigler (A), 47.9; 7. Cole (T), 50.0.

880 1. Zach Culbertson (Ml), 2. Clarkson (A), 3. Horn (T), 4. O'Brien (A), 5.

Gash (CB), 4. Wolfe (CB), 7. Trinh (R), 2:12.5. 220 1. Gerald Gantt (T), 22.3; 2.

Delancy (A), 22.8; 3. Joiner (T), 22.9; 4. Peterson (T), 23.1; 5. Hughes (Ml), 23.1 4. Black (R), 23.5; 7.

Quinn 2-mile 1. Akin Ross (R), 2. Hyder (T), 3. Crapps (A), 4. Volner (A), 10:51 5.

Cooper (R), 4. Bolton (A), 1 1 :03.7; 7. 0'Donnell (A), 1 1 :04. Mile relay 1. Merritt Island, 2.

Astronaut, 3. Rockledge, 3:48.1 4. Cocoa, 5. Titusville, 3:17. By Barbara Caywood FLORIDA TODAY It was a long time coming, but Astronaut's Donnie Hill finally conquered the elusive 14-foot height in the pole vault Thursday at the North Cape Coast Conference Qualifying meet Hill, a senior who moved up to 13-6 several weeks ago, actually achieved two new heights.

He went needed three tries to clear 13-9 for the first time, but easily topped 14 feet on the first attempt. "I don't think it was mental," Hill said. "I was trying too hard and running too fast but I relaxed down the runway on 14. I'm satisfied for now, but it's about time to go for that school record (14-6) that has been around since 1978." The top seven finishers in each event Thursday at Astronaut High School qualified for next week's Cape Coast Conference meet at Merritt Island. The South CCC Qualifier is today at Vero Beach.

Merritt Island senior Penny Jordan dominated the field events, winning the long jump, triple jump and high jump. "This is my second year of track, but I'm really trying more now since I'm a senior," Jordan said after jumping a personal best 33 feet, 8 inches in the triple jump. "I love running track and I Pat Jarrell, FLORIDA TODAY SHARONDA LOVETT of Stone Junior High School lands a long jump in Thursday's preliminary competition. his second recruit for the 1993-94 season, will have an excellent chance at competing for playing time. Keenan was the Sunshine State Conference freshman of the year in the 1988-89 season and led the team in scoring with a 17.9 average.

She is also the school's all-time scoring leader, with more than 1,900 points, and earned All- num third. Bynum, who had practiced the triple only one day, jumped 43 feet, y2 in. Astronaut junior Sam Henderson was a double-winner, capturing the discus and shot put. "I feel like I'm peaking at the right time and that's important because I want to go into next week's conference meet feeling positive," said Henderson, whose 48-1 12 shot put was a PR. Other double winners were Merritt Island's Zach Culbertson in the 440 and 880, Cocoa Beach's Erika Scholmer in the mile and 880 and Cocoa's Chiquita Sapp in the 440 and 220.

ZONE American status while helping the Panthers to their first two NCAA Tournament berths. The 5-foot-9 Zone could be a key recruit for Reynolds, who is finalizing several more signings during the spring recruiting period that started Wednesday and ends May 15. The Panthers will lose two-year starting point guard Margaret Farley, who plays Zone's natural position. "I'm happy because Florida Tech is close to hoiine," said Zone, who averaged 11.5 points, six rebounds and a Cape Coast Conference-high 4.7 assists this past season at Mel-Hi. "(Reynolds) said if I worked hard that I would have a ulldogs take ROUHDUP BASEBALLSOFTBALL CCC boys title Oppermann paces Melbourne GOLF FLORIDA TODAY Melbourne's Steve Oppermann earned medalist honors with an even-par 36 as the Bulldogs captured the Cape Coast Conference boys golf championship with a 157-168 victory against visiting Merritt Island.

This is the second time in three years Melbourne has won the conference title. The Bulldogs took the crown two years ago in Coach Mark Elliott's first season at the helm. "It's a great feeling to win two out of three years," Elliott said. "This was an entirely different team than the one that won it two years ago. We only have two seniors on this year's team." Melbourne (9-0 in the CCC, 13-0 overall) has a chance to be the first Bulldogs golf team to finish the season undefeated if they can beat Rockledge.

"All of the guys were real excited after the match," Elliott added. "We can't wait for sub-districts." Melbourne begins sub-district 4 play Wednesday at Hawk's Nest in Vero Beach. MERRITT ISLAND (1U): Richard White 39, Daren Dempsey 41, Todd Sanford 42, Matt Taytoe 46. MELBOURNE (157): Steve Oppermann 36, Dan Tharp 37, Jayson Jeffries 41, two tied at 43 (Graeme Lunn, John Stanford). Satellite 159, T'ville 165 Matt Lawson earned medalist -honors with an even-par 36 to lead host Satellite to a 159-165 CCC victory against Titusville I Thursday afternoon.

Titusville's Ryan Cooke and; Satellite's Carl Patterson each had 2-over 38s in windy conditions at Patrick Air Force base golf course. This is the second conference loss of the week for the TITUSVILLE (145): Ryan Cooke 38, Andreas Lars son 39, Eric Knight 42, Derek Stolp 46. SATELLITE (159): Matt Lawson 36, Carl Patterson 38, Jason Breitfeller 41 Eric Powell 44. Prep schedule, 5C. Torres fires two-hitter for Falcons FLORIDA TODAY Derek Torres pitched a two-hit shutout with nine strikeouts to lead host Florida Air Academy to a 2-0 prep baseball victory Thursday against Eustis.

Shaun Loughery and Alexi Ortiz each had RBI singles for Florida Air (12-5). In other prep baseball: Eau Gallie 9, Merritt Island 0: Pooker Merritt threw a two-hitter, striking out 13 batters, to lead Eau Gallie to a 9-0 Cape Coast Conference victory against Merritt Island. Pat Davis hit a two-run home run, Justin Isham had five stolen bases for Eau Gallie. Titusville 4, Palm Bay 4: David Raulerson went 3-for-3, including a two-run single in the fourth inning to seal the victory, to lift Titusville to a 7-4 CCC victory against Palm Bay. MCC girls win 9-6 Michelle Lonsway went 2-for-2 and drove in two runs to lead Melbourne Central Catholic to a 9-6 prep softball win against Orang-ewood Christian on Thursday.

Kelly Harrell, Tina Madrijal and Jill Hinkel each went 2-for-3 while Kelly Rauch and Alicia Chapman each hit doubles for MCC (9-4). In other prep softball: Eau Gallie 19, Merritt Island 6: Becky Perrotte hit a three-run home run in the fifth inning as Eau Gallie pounded Merritt Island 19-6 in Cape Coast Conference action. Sam McEl-wain had two hits and drove in two runs for Eau Gallie, while Merritt Island's Melanie Chamberlain had bases-loaded triple. Palm Bay 16, Titusville 4: Palm Bay's Robin Alverson hit a grand slam and Alisha Dufour hit an RBI triple to lead the Pirates past Titusville 16-4 in CCC action. chance to play a lot my first year." Reynolds was so impressed with Zone that he has already given her uniform No.

30 Keenan's old number. "I think she has all the tools to perform at that level," Reynolds said. "Taneka Zone is the best-kept secret in Melbourne." Zone is the school's second Space Coast recruit The Panthers signed Palm Bay High School guard Joi Bynan on Wednesday. "I feel like this is a big step," Zone said. "I'm moving up." Florida Tech has not had a former local prep player on its roster the last two seasons.

not that I haven't recruited local kids before," Reynolds said. "I have. It's just that they chose not to sign. "But this is the place to be now. The word is out: Play at home and stay at home is the thing to do." Bartolo, Panthers take run at Eckerd By-David Jones "FLORIDA TODAY If Elisa Bartolo doesn't get several votes for Sunshine State Conference female athlete of the year, then someone has been doing some sleeping.

i The Florida Tech sophomore from Titusville is )one of the few two-sport athletes in the league. She was a standout on the Panthers' Volleyball team in the fall and is having a sCftball season most can only dream about. would think Bartolo would be a little tired by now, after competing in sports the entire school year. "Not really," she said. "Sports for me is like a release from school.

I like doing it When you are out on the field it is like an escape." Bartolo knows a thing or two about escaping. As the team's leadoff hitter, she is back among the SSC leaders in stolen bases. Last year, Bartolo made a run at the NCAA Division II stolen base title successful on 33 of 35 steals. This year, the team's centerfielder hasn't been running as much but has been hitting around the .400 mark all season. She will try to add a few more hits at 2:30 p.m.

today, when Tech begins a stretch run in the SSC race by playing a twinbill at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg. "Elisa is just a great athlete," Panthers coach Paul Ouellette said. "She could play anywhere on the field I want her." to his word, Ouellette has experimented with Bartolo playing shortstop. A left-handed shortstop? She played the position perfectly.

Michael R. Brown, FLORIDA TODAY MATT LAWSON of Satellite makes an approach shot Thursday on his way to medalist honors in a match against Titusville. Titusville girls win, set up showdown TENNIS (7-4) win in No. 5 singles. Vers Beach 4, Cocoa 3 Singlet: Jason Abbott (C) d.

Terry Larsen 6-3, 6- Justin Sinclair VB) d. Jared Ramnarine 6-2, 7-S; Daryi Osbahr (VB) d. Jason Kotvu 7-6, 6-0; James Bakule (VB) Charles Rich 6-2, 6-4; Will Reed (C) Mike McConkey 0-6, 6-3, 7-6. Doubles: Abbott-Ramnarine (C) Larsen-Ba-kule 8-1 Sinclair-Osbahr VB) Kotvu-RxJi 8-0. In other boys action: Merritt Island 5, Rockledge 7i Bill Noble and Geoff Hoofnagle each won their singles matches and combined for a No 1 doubles win to help Merritt Island to a 5-2 victory against Rockledge at Kiwanis The Mustangs finish the season 7- 4, 6-4 in the Cape Coast Conference).

Merrm Island 5, Rockledge 2 Singlet: Jeff Couturier (R) d. Josh Judd 7-6, 5-7, 6-2; Bill NoUe (Ml) d. Kyle Fredrlcks 6-3, 6-2; David Maiors (Ml) d. Matt Jackson 6-2, 6-1 Geoff Hoofnagle (Ml) d. Ron McGrier 6-3, 6-2.

Matt Aungst (Ml) James Mosrie 6-0, 6-1 Doublet: Noble-Hoofnagle (Ml) Mosrle-Steve Dewben-y 8-0; Fredricks-Jackson (R) Maiors- Aungst8-6. 2: Ingrid Jungermann beat Jenny McMullin 6-0, 6-1 in singles and teamed with Tha-Ha Nguyen for a shutout doubles victory as Palm Bay beat Merritt Island 5-2 in CCC action. Pabn Bay 5, MerrKt Island 2 Singlet: Ingrid Jungermann (PB) d. Jenny McMullin 6-0, 6-1; Tha-Ha Nguyen (PB) Jessica Eller 6-4, 6-3. Jennifer Fairchik) (PB) d.

Kim KroHich 7-5, 6- Heidi Combs (Ml) d. Amber Mumaw 7-5, 1-0 (default due to miury); Leena Selvarai (Ml) Butty Gritting 6-4, 3-6, 6-4. Doublet: Jungermann-Nguyen (PB) d. McMul-lin-Eller 8-0; Fairchild-Mumaw (PB) Kroflich-Comt8-4. Vero Beach boys win Justin Sinclair and Daryl Os-bahr captured a shutout victory in the No.

2 doubles match Thursday to give Vero Beach a 4-3 Cape Coast Conference boys tennis victory against Cocoa. Cocoa's Will Reed battled Mike McConkey to a 0-6, 6-3, 7-6 FLORIDA TODAY Nina Zimmerman, Missy Vo-mack and Stephanie Large each shut out their singles opponents Thursday afternoon to lift undefeated Titusville to a 7-0 Cape Coast Conference girls tennis victory against Eau Gallie. Titusville (9-0 in conference, 13-0 overall) travels to play undefeated Vero Beach (8-0) today for the conference title. Zimmerman and Womack finished the day with an 8-0 doubles win against Eau Gallie's Cynthia Ton and Layla Bozarg. Singlet: Nina Zimmerman (T) d.

Cynthia Ton 6-0, 6-0; Missy Womack (T) d. Layla Bozorg 6-0, 6-0; Sarah Miller (T) Katherlne Weed 6-2, 6-1; Jennifer Spinner (T) d. Dana Werner 6-0, 4-1; Stephanie Large (T) Stephanie O'Neill 4-0, 4-0. Doubles: Zimmerman-Womack (T) d. Ton-Bo-lorg tJa MHIer-Large (T) d.

Vemer-Weed 8-1. In other girls tennis: Cocoa 4, Cocoa Beach 3: After losing in singles competition, Kevee Pryor and Melissa Meshler teamed for the deciding doubles victory in Cocoa's 4-3 CCC victory against host Cocoa Beach. Pryor and Meshler beat Jennifer Johnson and Cindy Kasi-mier 8-5 to ice the Cocoa win. Cocoa 4, Coooa Beadi 3 Singles: Elina Tolppa (C) d. Paula DuPuls 4-0, 4-0, Cindy Kasimier (CB) d.

Kevee Pryor 6-4, 6-3; Jennifer Johnson (CB) Melissa Meshler 6-3, 6-2, Erin Carmody (CB) d. Julie Siefkas 6-4, 6-1 Katie McKlnley (C) d. Mandy Parsley Doublet: Tolppa-Siefkas (C) d. DuPuls-Mlsha Jackson 9-3; Pryor-Meshler (C) d. Johnson-Kasi-mier8-5.

Palm Bay 5, Merritt Island Llnescores, 5C. PALM BAY Kim Taylor, Jennifer Ortiz, Christina Burt, Reagan Lawson and Kelly McKinney each were awarded with the Lamp of Knowledge academic award for a grade-point average above 3.0. I ACROSS THE SPACE COAST ll Senior class: Robin Alverson, Teresa Frost and Angela Gavalas are the returning letter-winners from the senior class on the varsity softball team. I CDCC DA A TCCT FLORIDA AIR ROCKLEDGE A daily report on high school sports in Brevard and Indian River counties. GOLF FLORIDA'S I MOUNTAIN COURSE $52.00 INCLUDES: Accommodations with kitchen Green fee Cart MULII-KUINI I HAINSMIOOIUIl TUNE-UP INCLUDES: Top gun: David Lerner was recently voted the Falcon Soccer Player of the Year at the Winter Sports Banquet.

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