THE PLAIN DEALER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1995 RECREATION Internationals coach acclaimed A Soccer club racks up victories under ex-Olympian Nanchoff By AMY ROSEWATER PLAIN DEALER REPORTER There is a sports club in Cleveland that has won five national ti'tles in five years. This same club won nine state titles and two regional titles. The team is the Internationals. Soccer Club, a conglomeration of youth boys and girls teams 19 teams in all in Northeast Ohio. It comes as no surprise that the 'coach is George Nanchoff, a member of the 1980 U.S.
Olympic soccer team and a former member of the Cleveland Force. "It's a big thing for national pride," said Nanchoff, a Yugoslavian native who has coached the Internationals since its inception nine years ago. "Where I'm from, everything would stop for a game. The village would clear out. It was a big shock when I came over here, that there's no soccer here.
But it has grown. "And when you start liking something, you can't stop." it Nanchoff's enthusiasm seems to have rubbed off on his teams. 'His under-13 boys team won the Dana Cup in Denmark in July in the under-14 division. The boys under-16 team is ranked as one of the top three teams in the world after finishing third in the Gothia Cup the world's largest soccer tournament. Not to mention that every team in the club nine boys teams and 10 girls teams qualified to for the state finals this year.
"I looked at other teams, and I didn't like them," said Tom Fisher, who was on the under-12 team that won a national indoor championship title and will play on the under-13 team this year. "George spotted me and asked me to join his team. He's a coach I look up to. He's a good influence. I think this team has been a big turning point for me.
"I can credit the team with that. We play a lot of good competition, and that's made me a better player." But it did not start out that successful. "I always believed you don't build a team that has success right away," Nanchoff said. "It's a big transition starting from scratch. To be honest with you, when I started coaching kids, a lot of them were 14, 15 and 16.
That's kind of too late. "But this group of kids now some of them have been together since they were very young." Mike Stoerkel is one Internationals player who started playing soccer very young; he joined the Internationals team five years ago. At the time, he was 8 and playing on the under-12 team. '1 Age no 1 barrier 103-year-old golfer plays weekly, would like to match his age in score ASSOCIATED PRESS never had a golf club in my WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. hand before.
I bought a driver, When walking around a high- a 7-iron and a 7-wood and school track got boring to Har- started out ley Potter, he went to a golf When he moved to Winston- course. He was 92 at the time and had never played before. Now, he's 103 and the sport is an In one small concession to age, Potter rides a golf cart during his NUVE Potter weekly senior-league tournament at Heather Hills Golf Course. He doesn't hit the ball very far on most shots, always using a driver off the tee and a 4-wood on the fairway and up to the green. "He's not long, but he's straight," said 69-year-old Henry Cope, part of the foursome in a recent outing.
"If I could putt a little bit better, I'd have a much better score," Potter said. Long shots might not be his forte, but longevity runs in Potter's family. His mother lived into her 80s and his father died at age 92. Potter lived in St. Louis for about 60 years before moving to DeSoto, to live with his daughter, Leta Duffin.
He decided to get his exercise by walking around the local high school track. He got bored walking in circles and searched for a new place. "They had a nine-hole golf course," Potter said. "I went down to the clubhouse, signed up for a membership in the golf club and started playing. "Never took a lesson.
I'd Salem in 1992, Potter headed to Heather Hills, five minutes from his daughter's home. "He wanted to know if we had a senior league," said Roger Ashley, who coordinates the weeky senior tourney. "I told him we did, and he wanted to know the age limit. I told him 55 to 80. He said, 'I'm 20 years past that.
Can I He's been playing ever since." Heather Hills is the perfect for Potter. It is a par-62 course bordered by condominiums. There are no sand traps, and errant tee shots wind up in a creek. Heather Hills has no par-5s, and nine of its holes measure 150 yards or less. The longest hole is the 325-yard par-4 third hole.
Every Wednesday, some of Winston-Salem's seniors gather at the course for their weekly tournament. "Mr. Potter," as everyone calls him, is always among the contestants. After leaving the farm in Turney, at age 21, he spent his professional years as a clerk for the Missouri Pacific railroad, for the Army and later for a car dealership. He held the last job for 52 years, and said he missed days of work.
Recently, Potter showcased his skills at the 1995 U.S. National Senior Sports Classic in San Antonio. Trying to shoot a score better than his age, Potter struggled in with a 340 over 36 holes at Tapatio Springs, a par-72, course. He points to the 74 sand traps as part of his problem. Tennis organizer gets award Mary Herrick must be the busiest person in the Northern Ohio tennis community.
Now, the rest of the nation has recognized it. The United States Professional Tennis Association honored Herrick last week with its second annual Industry. Excellence Award for her efforts to help the game at the local level. Not only did she organize a winter tennis league for high school players at the Lorain Country Club, where she is director, Herrick has been instrumental in setting up the Play Tennis America ORIENTAL HEALTH SPA Oriental Staff 443 E. Market St.
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0 Worthington Metal 26, The Hate Team 18 Universal Metal Products 20, Action Auto 8 4x4 Flag Brew Crew 29. Thunderbolts 6 Brew Crew 13, 4 and Out 12 Wahoos 15, 4 and Out 12 30-year-olds how to change their habits," said Nanchoff, who began playing when he was about 5. "These kids, little things take some time. If you keep repeating yourself, maybe a fraction of it will sink in. "The Internationals started as an open men's team.
But when I. retired, we started youth teams. I thought this sport gave a lot to us. I should give a little back. And there are so many darned good kids out there." Margevicious Const.
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Global, a nationwide soccer club that travels each summer It was the first hole-in-one ever in the ORMCA tourney. throughout Europe competing in' international tournaments. SAIL AWAY Helen Riddle Haskins is a student a at Villa of Vermilion finished ninth in Angela-St. Joseph High. F.C.
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The club is the Kiraly Fencing Academy's made up of players in Ohio and One Touch Tournament of featured several Greater Champions for 1995. They Clevelanders. It had a record were Robin Staril of Canton of 30-12-2 for the tour, and (teen foil), Joshua Margush of Kyle Prock of Strongsville won Akron (teen epee and teen sa- the Golden Boot Award for the bre), John Karason of Ashland most goals during a tourna(adult epee) and Dan Gross- ment in Manchester, England. oehme of Fairlawn (adult sabre). HINES SCORES AGAIN Joe Hines, the high-scoring CLASSIC WINNER Greg forward for Lakewood High's Reszel was the overall winner ice hockey team last winter, is in the Cleveland In-Line Skat- playing with the Sioux City, ing Classic last weekend.
Res- Iowa, Junior A team in the zel won the 10K intermediate United States Hockey League. men's race in 21 minutes, 42 seconds; Carey Szendel won FUND-RAISER SET A the 10K intermediate women's softball tournament for safety race in Terry Palmer forces will help raise money won the 10K elite men's race in for William Criswell, a and Christina Miller land EMS paramedic who was won the 10K elite women's injured in an explosion. The race in 22:50.0. double-elimination tournament will be Saturday in SENIOR NATIONALS A Brookside Park and is open to local men's senior recreational any police, fire and EMS tennis team will be among 35 teams. Entry fee is $100 and teams competing in the U.S.
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