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ERIN KAUFMAN finished first wrestling squad defeated Royal

all-around in Level 8 at the GTC
Classic Cup gymnastics meet
held in Rochester.

Oak Kimball 35-21 in the finals
of a Class A team district tour-
nament Feb. 15 at Kimball.

ADAM ZUCKER-
MAN had two goals

and five assists and

DAVID EPSTEIN

notched a three-goal
hat trick as the
Bloomfield Hills An-
dover High School
hockey team clob-
bered Southfield 13-
1 on Feb. 9. RYAN
TRACHT had two
goals for Andover.

Erin Kaufman: Gymnastics champion.

The sixth-grader at Dunckel
Middle School in Farmington
Hills and member of the Farm-
ington Gymnastics Center team
also was first in beam (8.5), sec-
ond in floor exercise (8.6) and
vault (8.4) and third in bars
(7.35). Her all-around score was
32.85.

MIKE FELD scored
20 points, hitting four 3-point
shots and 6-of-7 free throws, as
he led the North Farmington
High School boys basketball
team past Farmington Harrison
56-55 on Feb. 14.
The win gave North Farming-
ton the city championship because
the Raiders also defeated Farm-
ington High earlier this season.

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points and eight steals and
DAVID NACHMAN had seven
points and 12 rebounds in the
Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook
Kingswood High School boys bas-
ketball team's 57-55 win over
Lutheran Westland on Feb. 14.
In Cranbrook Kingswood's 64-
55 loss Feb. 17 to Rochester Hills
Lutheran Northwest, Eddleston
had 13 points, 10 rebounds and
three blocked shots.

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STEVE STEIN pinned his 112-
pound opponent in 3:00 and the
Birmingham Groves High School

JASON EDDLESTON had 10

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Hills Andover High School fm-
ished fourth at 112 pounds in the
Oakland Activities Association
Division III individual wrestling
meet held Feb. 11 at Birming-
ham Seaholm.
Earlier, Daitch won matches
Feb. 1 and Feb. 3 against Bloom-
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he dynasty continues in the
B'nai B'rith Volleyball
League. For the fifth con-
secutive season, Centenni-
al Lodge captured the "A"
Division championship.
Centennial finished with a 57-
18 record. Keidan went 53-22,
Morgenthau 26-49 and Brother-
hood II 14-61. No playoffs were
held.
The roster of Coach Joel Kauf-
man's Centennial team has re-
mained virtually the same
during the five-year run. In ad-
dition to Kaufman, the list in-
cludes Dr. Sheldon Stern, Dr.

Paul Kaye, Barry Leder, Mikhail
Epelman, Merton Simons, David
Lutz and Mark Carney.
"What's been the secret of our
success? We play well under
pressure. We don't crack," Kauf-
man said. "Also, because we've
been together so long, our team
chemistry is great."
Outside the volleyball court,
the Centennial players are-
attorneys, businessmen and
doctors. One owns an advertis-
ing agency, another is in the bed-
ding and mattress business and
another is a house painter. I -1