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A Preview of What's Coming up This Season Winter Sports The Times Bulletin • 1 2018 A preview of what’s coming up this season 2 • Winter Sports • November 2018 Knights bring loaded roster into new season BY REID MAUS cifi c goals regarding wins or losses. This DHI Media Sports Editor team is expected to be a team that enjoys [email protected] each other and will play and compete with passion for each other.” CONVOY — Jeremy Best, now in his Coach Best will welcome three newcom- 17th season at the helm of the Crestview ers as well. Colton Lautzenheiser, Carson basketball program looks to take this se- Kreischer and Brant Richardson all will nior-centric roster to reach their dreams. help the team in what ever capacity they can Best has 263 wins in his fi rst 16 seasons this winter. leading the Knights, including a 23-4 record The Knights did lose a considerable just last winter. amount of talent though. Derek Stout, Trev- The Knights were the Regional Run- or Gibson, Brett Schumm, Grant Schlag- ners-Up just a season ago, and look to not baum and Charles Stefanek were all key only get back to Regionals but go even fur- players lost. This is a team that won the ther. They will do so with a core of four NWC by going 8-0, they look to repeat that starters returning to the fold. Perhaps none and win their 18th NWC title. more important than Javin Etzler. Etzler, “These fellas have played a bunch of var- who is just fi ve points away from eclipsing sity basketball in their time,” said Best. “I’m MAKING1,000 and just signed a letter of intentA to go BETTERexcited for them to be seniors.” PAINT to Miami next fall, will be at the fore-front Javin Etlzer recently stated during his of this Knights squad. Etzler, just last sea- letter of intent signing that his eyes are on We’ve incorporatedson, was voted as the 1st team latest NWC, and 2nd teambest a State-Championship.Car buyers Only know time to lookwill tellbeyond if color and check under the hood. Paint technologiesNW District, to create District a eightpaint Player with of featuresthe that will happen.buyers, too, know that it’s not just about color anymore, it’s about Year and was also 2nd team All-State. Because of the Knights football run, that matterThe to you.Knights will also welcome back Crestview hadgetting to reschedule down to thetheir technology opening that makes the paint easy to apply, Drew Kline (2nd Team NWC), Wade Sheets night match-updurable, with moistureVan Wert and to stainJan. 5.resistant, washable, and gentler on the (2nd Team NWC), and Derick Dealey back Instead the environment.Knights will open their season into their starting line-up. Javin’s younger at Miller City on Dec. 1. 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DHI Media Sports Editor Lauryn Black, Codi Miller, Aleigh Chesbro, Kaylee Wolford, Raegan Hammons and Lizzie [email protected] Bowen all look to make a splash. For the Lady Knights, because of the loss from the subsequent season they will need to CONVOY — The Lady Knights will have to answer for 37 points that have graduated play an uptempo, guard-centric offense. Coach Gregory knows the girls’ knowledge of the from the previous season. A year in which Mark Gregory led Crestview to the District Fi- game will benefi t them this season, even with their lack of experience. nals, which they were defeated by Ottawa-Glandorf who competed at state. “We have girls that can step in and play,” said Crestview’s head coach. “I’m excited about Gregory will be entering his third season as the head coach. In his rookie season, he the opportunity this season brings. We are small but have huge hearts.” went 13-10, then followed that up with a 17-7 season. This winter will be a test for the Lady The lack of size and strength seems to be a serious problem that the Lady Knights will Knights thought because of the players they lost from the previous season. have to overcome. Crestview athletes have a tendency to make the most of their abilities. Although they did lose some key players, they bring back fi ve letter winners from last The Lady Knights started their season at Ottoville on Nov. 24. Crestview’s fi rst NWC year. Lexi Gregory, who averaged 11 points last winter highlights the key returners. Olivia will tip off Dec. 6, while the Lady Knights big rivalry game is slated for the last day in Cunningham and Bailey Gregory also return— they both averaged fi ve points last year. January at Lincolnview. Haley Smith and Emma Bowen return as letter winners as well. Rifles & Shotguns Good Luck Handguns & Ammo Good Luck Crestview Good Luck GOOD LUCK Knghts! Knights! 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