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19011 W. Ten Mile Rd. • Southfield, MI 48075
(Between Southfield & Evergreen)
I L E 0 Et Y
Each season, Berkley High
School bestows Bear of the Year
honors on the junior or senior on
every varsity team who boasts
the highest grade-point average.
Of the six Bear of the Year
awards given out for the winter
season, five went to Jewish ath-
letes.
They were ELANA KAUF-
MAN in gymnastics (3.833 GPA),
AARON KOBERNICK in
NIKI
wrestling (3.833),
BERLIN in volleyball (3.759),
MELISSA LOEB in cheerlead-
ing (3.725) and ERIC KACZAN-
DER in boys basketball (3.122).
Kaufman, Kobernick, Berlin
and Loeb also made the Oakland
Activities Association (OAA) All-
Academic Team for the winter
season. Varsity letter-winners
who had a minimum 3.5 GPA
were eligible for the OAA honor.
Here are other Berkley winter
sports award-winners:
Boys basketball: Kaczander
also was selected the team's most
improved player.
Boys swimming: SIMON
GALED was named the team's
MVP, and he was a member of
Berkley's 200 medley relay squad
which is up for All-American con-
sideration.
Cheerleading: Loeb was se-
lected the team's MVP and she
was named All-OAA.
Gymnastics: EMILY SILLS
was named the team's MVP and
AMY KOHN (4.0) and DIANA
KOZLOFF (4.0) made the OAA
All-Academic Team.
Volleyball: MEAGAN PITT
(3.9) made the OAA All-Acade-
mic Team.
Wrestling: BEN MILER was
selected the team MVP and he
won the 3-D
Award for ded-
ication, deter-
mination and
desire. BRYAN
FINGEROOT
earned the Cap-
tain's Award.
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PARKING AND ENTRANCE IN REAR
written examination.
About 600 interscholastic ath-
letic administrators across the
country have been certified by the
NIAAA, a national professional
organization comprising athlet-
ic administrator associations
from all 50 states and more than
5,200 members.
Bob Gershman:
Certified.
LEAH TRAHEY of West Bloom-
field High School was selected to
the All-Oakland County volley-
ball team by the Oakland Press.
Leahey was a back-row spe-
cialist for the Lakers who re-
turned 90 percent of the serves
sent her way. In addition, she
scored a team-high 354 service
points.
West Bloom-
field finished 35-
7-4 and tied for
the Division I
championship
in the Oakland
Activities Asso-
ciation.
SAM TAUB
BOB GERSH-
has been named
MAN, the ath-
one of the five
letic director at
top game offi-
Berkley High
cials in the
School, has
Catholic League
been named a
over the past 25
certified athlet-
years.
ic administrator
In a story
by the National
which appeared
Interscholastic
in the Michigan
Athletic Admin-
Catholic news-
istrators Associ-
paper, Taub
ation (NIAAA).
was described as
The volun- Leah Trahey: All Oa kiand County.
tary certification process includ- a "true coach's official. He was a
ed an evaluation of Gershman's successful basketball coach in the
educational background, experi- Detroit Public School League and
ence and professional contribu- brought that feel for the game
tions and a comprehensive with him as an official."
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