"Anything happen with the
kids? Is the house still stan-
ding? Is the dog OK?"
The pair are now schedul-
ing games for the 1991 girls
basketball season. Next
season's schedule includes the
basketball playoff finals for
boys and girls in the Western
Lakes Activities Association,
which includes schools in the
Farmington-Walled Lake-
Livonia-Plymouth area.
When scheduling in advance,
they first check the calendar
for dates when they do not
want to work, including Rosh
Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
How long will they continue
officiating? "It depends on
how I feel," says Kaczander.
"If I'm still in good shape and
doing a good quality game
out there than I wouldn't
mind going another 8-to-10
years."
Hurshe's goals include do-

ing a high school quarterfinal
basketball game. He would
like to do the state finals, as
well as Division I basketball,
but feels those goals are not
realistic.
"I'd like to be a well-
thought-of official at Division
II and III at the college level,"
he says. "And I'd like to do the
biggest and the best and the
most important high school
games in the area. I would be
very satisfied with that. I' m
looking forward to refereei ng
the Maccabi Youth Game s in
Detroit next year."

Kaczander wants to work a
solid schedule of Division II
games, but most importantly,
he wants to just keep work-
ing. "It's a joke with my wife
and I," he says. "'When you're
70 I'll just have to drive you
to the games and pick you up
afterwards.' "111

ROUND UP I

"Court" Rules
In JCC Hoops

In a battle of unbeatens,
Supreme Court (4-0) downed
the Bulls (3-1) in Honey Ber-
ris League action at the
Maple/Drake Jewish Com-
munity Center Feb. 8. John
Harrison scored 20 points for
the winners, all of whom are _
law students. Meanwhile, the
Wolveriries (3-1) moved into a
tie for second with a 71-35
breeze over Paul Ehrmann
(1-4). Steve Rosen led the
Wolves with 19 points. What's
Up Doc? (2-2) beat luckless
Pod Squad (0-5) 67-52 led by
Harry Glanz with 22 points.
On Feb. 1 the Wolverines
beat the Pistons (2-2) 67-48,
led by Tony Jenkins' 21
points. Supreme Court got 26
points from Dave Sucher in a
66-30 triumph over -Pod
Squad while the Bulls beat
Paul Ehrmann, 58-50. Dave
Baxter paced the winners
with 20 points.
On. Jan. 25, Baxter scored
21 as the Bulls beat the
Pistons 68-51. Paul Ehrmann
notched its first win, 37-32
over Pod Squad, led by Steve
Miller's 21 points. Supreme
Court beat What's Up Doc?
77-47. Mike Hart - led
Supreme Court with 22
points.
The JCC varisty basketball
team posted its second win
over Akiva Day School, 61-36
at the JCC Feb. 7. Tare Wigod

led the JCC squad with 18
points. Noam Koenigsberg
scored seven points for Akiva.
The JCC team split a pair
of games on its recent trip to
Indianapolis. The team will
play in Pittsburgh this
weekend in the Midwest
Teenage Basketball
Tournament.

Matzo Balls
Win First Game

The newly formed
L'Chaim/Achim Matzo Balls
team was impressive in its
premier outing in AZA
basketball action last Sunday,
beating Chalutzim/Strauss
50-26. J.J. Modell and Tare
Wigod were the Matzo Balls'
leading scorers.
A pair of Great Lakes Divi-
sion teams climbed to 2-0.
Mendoza AZA beat the
Kishon Mustangs 33-22. Dan
Friedenzohn scored 21 poits
for the winners. Art Aisner
had 12 for Kishon. L'Chaim
Jihad kept pace by edging
Samson 26-24. Marc Jacobs of
L'Chaim led all scorers with
17 points. Matt Berke of Sam-
son had eight points.

AZA Standings:

Great Lakes Division
I.:Chaim Jihad
Mendoza
Kishon Chips
Chalutz/Strauss
Rose Generals

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