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CLIMBER LOGAN ROADMAN captivates a pair in the partisan peanut gallery by getting the upper hand (not to mention the lower left elbow) en route to victory in a recent varsity wrestling match in the Minidome. Mats gearing up for biggie • y " "We had wins that night by wresthng, he quips, adding that By STEVE PATCH Their big event fast approach- ing, Shelton High's wrestlers prepped by way of a pair of dual meets and a pair of tournaments last week. They went woefully under- manned against the league-lead- ing Yelm Tornadoes and paid tbr it on Wednesday and then Thursday returned to the Minidome with ranks not so depleted and regis- tered their second league victory against three defeats. And then on the weekend - a fortnight before their much-an- ticipated February 2-3 hosting of the Western Cascade Conference championships - they broke ranks to participate variously m two tournaments. Here's veteran coach Chris Lacy's report: "WE HAD NINE forfeitures at Yelm, due to injuries, discipline and illness - which was ridiculous. It wasn't fair to Yelm. They de- served a good dual, 'and we didn't give it to 'em. (junior heavyweight) ,l acob Niko- laisen and (senior 112-pounder) Bennett, Barrow - both by pins. "And then Thursday night we wrestled Ch>ver Park here and won the dual 45-28. We still had four fortbits, but we had a lot more people back in the lineup. "And wc had wins by Bennett, by decision; (sophomore) Kim Yates, by foribit; (senior) Ty Barnhart, by pin; (junior) Logan Roadman, by pin; (junior) Nathan Zoren, by pin; (sophomore) Jordan Frost, by pin; (junior) Isaac Garfias, by pin, and (junior) Brett Corbett, by fin'tbit." YOUNG CORBETT, inciden- tally, has been trading off with Nikolaisen at heavyweight this season, and little wonder. "They're both having excellent seasons," says Lacy. "They're both going to have over 20 wins by the end of the season,which is a great season tbr anybotlv. So we're just very tbrtunate to have them." Good friends, are they? Coach grins. "Until they're TO VARIOUS RESPONSE from the sidelines, Climber sophomore Kim Yates handfights for an escape in recent varsity wrestling action in the Minidome. Our animated cheerleaders are Brooke Wuolle (left) and Alyssa Smith, and propped between them in the first row is Climber Justin Whitley. Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, January 25, 2007 they've split in their only two head- to-heads. "Once they wrestle they get after it pretty good. And both of their matches were very close." A similar situation exists at 215 pounds, adds Coach- "with Isaac Garfias and Isidro Antonio. Isidro's just a sophomore, but he's had just a fabulous season. He's placed at three tournaments and I think he's won about a dozen var- sity matches. So he's really coming along." Also closing in on the 20-win plateau fbr the Climbers, says Lacy, is senior veteran Barnhart at 140 pounds. AMONG THE MISSING on the Climber roster as of this past week, alas, is one of the team lead- ers, sophomore state veteran Sar- ah Brownstein. "Sarah's had to have season- ending surgery on her finger," says Lacy. "The doctors decided it was starting to heal improperly, so they put a pin in her finger and ended her season - which has been kinda hard on everybody, including her, because she's SO disciplined with her training and" - he grins "- ba- sically fanatical about wrestling; she loves it SO much. "She's still on the team; she comes to practice every day." He grins anew. "We can't keep her out of the room!" SARAH'S NOT THE only girl breaking stereotypes on the Climb- ers' varsity roster this season, as it happens. Sophomore classmate Kim Yates continues to make be- lievers as well, says Coach. "She's doin' great," he intones. He shakes his head in awe. "I've never seen hesitation in that girl's eyes! A lot of the matches she has lost she has gotten the first take- down in, and so she just goes right out and is very aggressive. "If the boys are a lot ,tronger than her they usually get her tied up. But if they're not a lot stronger she'll win. She's a very good wres- tler. "She hasn't wrestled a lot of people who are better wrestlers than her. Maybe just a lot more strength. But she's not even being overpowered as much as she used to. "So both of our girls have just been /abulous. We're all very proud of them." TONIGHT THE Climbers wrap up their dual-meet slate against visiting Lakes High School. It's their "Senior Recognition Night," and action starts with the jayvee matches at 6 p.m. "And then we don't wrestle again until the second and third of February, when we're hosting the league championships," says Lacy. "And we're really excited about that and hope we get a lot of the community to come out and watch. It's gonna be great wrestling." SHELTON 12,YELM 70 Climber winners - Bennett Barrow by pin at 112 pounds and Jacob Nikolaisen by pin at heavyweight (285). SHELTON 45, CLOVER PARK 28 Climber winners - Bennett Barrow by decision at 112 pounds, Kim Yates by forfei- ture at 130, Ty Barnhart by pin at 140, Logan Roadman by pin at 152, Nathan Zoren by pin at 160, Jordan Frost by pin at 189, Isaac Gar- fias by pin at 215 and Brett Corbett by forfei- ture at heavyweight. CLIMBERS @TAHOMA MAT CLASSIC (16 teams) Bennett Barrow went 3-1 to take third at 112, Ty Barnhart 3-1 for second at 140, Lo- gan Roadman 3-1 for third at 152, Jordan Frost 1-2 for unspecified placement at 189, (Please turn to page 23.) Makin' up for lost time Chlorine quad-wrangle The schedule-challenged boys of Climber swimming made up for lost time in a big way Thurs- day, taking on three foes in one afternoon by way of a rare quad- rangular meet. Necessitated by recent cancel- lations due to the winter's already memorable assortment of inclem- encies, the four-way meet saw the Climbers swamp host Clover Park 139-33, bow 72-111 to Lakes and eke out a 98-92 win over Aberdeen behind fully 11 personal records. Registering those lifetime bests were sophomore Nick McCaus- land (twice), senior Tom Malysch (twice) sophomore Tim Russell, junior Alex Grinenko, senior Tom Malysch, ninth-grader Daniel Ber- ndt, senior Tom Kealy, classmate Dan Krafcik, sophomore Garrett Sullivan and classmate Micah Martinez. SHELTON @ CLOVER PARK/LAKES AND ABERDEEN 200 medley relay - Lakes A (Casey Ar- cher, Ryan Carney, Peter Lofreddo and Tom Edgecomb) 1:48.03, Aberdeen A (Bennett Rowe, Andrew Gross, Jay Wilson and Joe Finazzo) 1:53.34, Shelton A (Tom Malysch, Jimmy Riley, Tyson Cochran and Dan Kraf- cik) 1:53.84, Lakes B (Josh Albright, ian Harrington, Thaddeus Miller and Matt Fruge) 2:01.25, Shelton B (Marcus Berndt, Tom Kealy, Nick McCausland and Ryan LeDoux) 2:02.29, Aberdeen B (Chris Bortel, Levi Old- en, O.J. Damron and Daniel Gross) 2:08.91, Lakes C (not identified) 2:19.68, Clover Park (P. White, J. Sosa, Z. Sheats and A. Gonza- les) 2:20.39, Shelton C (Taylor Dean, Daniel Berndt, Garrett Sullivan and Micah Martinez) 2:28.14, no 10th through 12th places. 200 free - Peter Lofreddo (L) 2:01.79, Cole Phelan (S) 2:07.14, Tim Russell (S) 2:08.93,* Caleb Berken (A) 2:09.16, Jay Wilson (A) 2:10.57, A. Aasen (CP) 2:16.35, Chris Shatz (L) 2:17.57, Alex Grinenko iS) 2:23.44,* Chris Badger (L) 2:26.33, T. John- son (CP) 2:47.28, no 1 lth or 12th pace. 200 individual medley -Tom Edgecomb (L) 2:07.87, Tyson Cochran (S) 2:20.84, Jim- my Riley (S) 2:21.38, Erik Larson (A) 2:30.82, Andrew Gross (A) 2:34.16, D.J. Damron (A) 2:35.86, lan Harrington (L) 2:36.5, Richie Mc- Causland iS) 2:54.65, Tucker McDowell (L) 2:55.8, no 10th through 12th I/laces. 50 free - Joe Finazzo (A) 23.24, Mat Edgecomb (L) 23.84, Kevin Randich (A) 24.79, Josh Smith (L) 24.80, Dan Krafcik (S) 25.11, Bennett Rowe (A) 25.49, Tom Malysch (S) 25.90,* Nick McCausland (S) 26.29,* Matt Youth wrestling sign-up time Shelton Parks and Recreation and Shelton Wrestling Club are taking sign-ups now for the up- coming Shelton Youth Wrestling season. Eligible are all kids in kinder- garten through eighth grade, and they will learn the basic skills and fundamentals of wrestling "while having fun," to quote the rec de- partment's veteran director, Mark Ziegler. Practices begin Monday, Janu- ary 29, and run through April 27 on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- days and Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. at Oakland Bay Junior High School. Registration fee is $25. Sign up at the Shelton Civic Center, 525 West Cota Street downtown. For more information, call the rec department at 432-5194. Fruge (L) 26.77, A. Gonzalez (CP) 29 Sosa (CP) 29.80, H. Leyton (CP) Diving - Camren Smith (L) 141.0, Berndt iS) 116.9,* Daniel Gross (A) ' P. White (CP) 89.3, Tim Tabron (L) 86. sixth through 12th places. 100 fly - Peter Lofreddo (L) 57.13, Archer (L) 58.13, Jay Wilson (A) Bortel (A) 1:11.09, Tom Kealy iS) 1 Thaddeus Miller (L) 1:15.06, Nick land (S) 1:17.28,* Richie McCausland 1:21.73, no ninth through 12th places. 100 free - Joe Finazzo (A) Edgecomb (L) 54.88, Ryan Kevin Randich (A) 55.50, Tim 56.18, Marcus Berndt iS) 57.98, Z. (CP) 58.32, Josh Smith (L) 58.84, cik (S) 58.96,* Levi Olden (A) 1:01.30, H. ton (CP) 1:20.14, P. White (CP) 500 free - Tom Edgecomb (L) Cole Phelan (S) 5:53.28, Erik Larson 5:53.29, Caleb Berken iA) 6:08.84, A. (CP) 6:13.64, Alex Grinenko (S) 6: Chris Badger (L) 6:44.88, Tucker (L) 7:11.68, Garrett Sullivan iS) 10th through 12th places. 200 free relay - Aberdeen A (Kevin I dich, Jay Wilson, Caleb Berken and Joe azzo) 1:38.89, Lakes A (Josh Smith, Fruge, Ryan Carney and Matt 1:41.00, Shelton A (Tim Russell, Nick McCausland and Cole PheJan) Lakes B (Josh Albright, Tucker Dylan Huessman and Chris Shatz) Aberdeen B (Daniel Gross, Andrew D.J. Damron and Bennett Rowe) 1: Shelton B (Tom Kealy, Ryan LeDoux, Sullivan and Alex Grinenko) 1:57.19, Park (T. Johnson, H. Leyton, A. Gonzal A. Aasen) 2:03.73, Shelton C (Taylor Richie McCausland, Micah Martinez Richie Price) 2:19.25, no eighth through 1 places. 100 back - Casey Archer (L) 59.55, nett Rowe (A) 1:05.73, Tom 1:06.32,* Z. Sheats (CP) 1:07.38, Berndt (S) 1:08.68, Josh Albright (L) Daniel Gross (A) 1:18.79, Levi 1:21.12, Oylan Huessman (L) 1:21.11 Johnson (CP) 1:21.77, Micah 1:57.58,* no 12th place. 100 breast- Tyson Cochran (S) Jimmy Riley iS) t:08.89, Ryan 1:09.74, lan Harrington (L) 1:11.76, Gross (A) 1:12.59, Tom Kealy (S) 1:1 Matt Fruge (L) 1:17.01, D.J. 1:17.05, Chris Bortel (A) 1:19.87, J. (CP) 1:23.83, no 1 lth or 12th place. 400 free relay - Lakes A (Peter Matt Edgecomb, Tom Edgecomb and Archer) 3:36.5, Shelton A (Cole Tim Russell, Marcus Berndt and ley) 3:49.95, Aberdeen (Kevin Randich, leb Berken, Chris Bortel and Erik 3:54.04, Lakes B (Josh Albright, Chris Dylan Huessman and Josh Smith) Shelton B (Garrett Sullivan, Alex Tom Malysch and Tyson Cochran) 4: Clover Park (T. Johnson, J. Sosa, A. and Z. Sheats) 4:27.32, Shelton Ior Dean, Micah Martinez, Ryan and Richie McCausland) 4:59.80, no t through 12th places. *Personal Record KEN O'DELL MEN'S COMMERCIAL 1/t'/ Richies 4-0, D.H. 4-0. Basic 4-0, LOg GSC 3-1, Rich 3-1, Sunrise 2-2, North Timber 1-3, Pine 1-3, Custom 1-3, 4, Just 0-4. Scratch Game: Bob Phillips, 267. Scratch Series: Scott LaVato, 696. WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE 1/ Missfits 8-0, Perfect 6-2, Timber 5. Ernies 4-4, Pin 4-4, Nitas 2-6, JBs 1. VFW 1-7. Men's Scratch Game: George Arnot, 224, Men's Scratch Series: Joe Smith, 558. Women's Scratch Game: Joyce 173. Women's Scratch Series: Edith Willis, 4' SIMPSON WOMEN 1111 Accounting 7-1, Lowland 7-1, OPP Mason 6-2, Camp 6-2, Dry 6-2, PlanerS Shipping 4-4, Loggers 3-5, Power 3-5, Mill #3 2-6, Railroad 2-6, 1.5-6.5, Tech 1-7, Dry 1-7. Scratch Game: Wendy Medcalf, 224. Scratch Series: Patsy Robinson, 555. CLIMBER LOGAN ROADMAN captivates a pair in the partisan peanut gallery by getting the upper hand (not to mention the lower left elbow) en route to victory in a recent varsity wrestling match in the Minidome. Mats gearing up for biggie • y " "We had wins that night by wresthng, he quips, adding that By STEVE PATCH Their big event fast approach- ing, Shelton High's wrestlers prepped by way of a pair of dual meets and a pair of tournaments last week. They went woefully under- manned against the league-lead- ing Yelm Tornadoes and paid tbr it on Wednesday and then Thursday returned to the Minidome with ranks not so depleted and regis- tered their second league victory against three defeats. And then on the weekend - a fortnight before their much-an- ticipated February 2-3 hosting of the Western Cascade Conference championships - they broke ranks to participate variously m two tournaments. Here's veteran coach Chris Lacy's report: "WE HAD NINE forfeitures at Yelm, due to injuries, discipline and illness - which was ridiculous. It wasn't fair to Yelm. They de- served a good dual, 'and we didn't give it to 'em. (junior heavyweight) ,l acob Niko- laisen and (senior 112-pounder) Bennett, Barrow - both by pins. "And then Thursday night we wrestled Ch>ver Park here and won the dual 45-28. We still had four fortbits, but we had a lot more people back in the lineup. "And wc had wins by Bennett, by decision; (sophomore) Kim Yates, by foribit; (senior) Ty Barnhart, by pin; (junior) Logan Roadman, by pin; (junior) Nathan Zoren, by pin; (sophomore) Jordan Frost, by pin; (junior) Isaac Garfias, by pin, and (junior) Brett Corbett, by fin'tbit." YOUNG CORBETT, inciden- tally, has been trading off with Nikolaisen at heavyweight this season, and little wonder. "They're both having excellent seasons," says Lacy. "They're both going to have over 20 wins by the end of the season,which is a great season tbr anybotlv. So we're just very tbrtunate to have them." Good friends, are they? Coach grins. "Until they're TO VARIOUS RESPONSE from the sidelines, Climber sophomore Kim Yates handfights for an escape in recent varsity wrestling action in the Minidome. Our animated cheerleaders are Brooke Wuolle (left) and Alyssa Smith, and propped between them in the first row is Climber Justin Whitley. Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, January 25, 2007 they've split in their only two head- to-heads. "Once they wrestle they get after it pretty good. And both of their matches were very close." A similar situation exists at 215 pounds, adds Coach- "with Isaac Garfias and Isidro Antonio. Isidro's just a sophomore, but he's had just a fabulous season. He's placed at three tournaments and I think he's won about a dozen var- sity matches. So he's really coming along." Also closing in on the 20-win plateau fbr the Climbers, says Lacy, is senior veteran Barnhart at 140 pounds. AMONG THE MISSING on the Climber roster as of this past week, alas, is one of the team lead- ers, sophomore state veteran Sar- ah Brownstein. "Sarah's had to have season- ending surgery on her finger," says Lacy. "The doctors decided it was starting to heal improperly, so they put a pin in her finger and ended her season - which has been kinda hard on everybody, including her, because she's SO disciplined with her training and" - he grins "- ba- sically fanatical about wrestling; she loves it SO much. "She's still on the team; she comes to practice every day." He grins anew. "We can't keep her out of the room!" SARAH'S NOT THE only girl breaking stereotypes on the Climb- ers' varsity roster this season, as it happens. Sophomore classmate Kim Yates continues to make be- lievers as well, says Coach. "She's doin' great," he intones. He shakes his head in awe. "I've never seen hesitation in that girl's eyes! A lot of the matches she has lost she has gotten the first take- down in, and so she just goes right out and is very aggressive. "If the boys are a lot ,tronger than her they usually get her tied up. But if they're not a lot stronger she'll win. She's a very good wres- tler. "She hasn't wrestled a lot of people who are better wrestlers than her. Maybe just a lot more strength. But she's not even being overpowered as much as she used to. "So both of our girls have just been /abulous. We're all very proud of them." TONIGHT THE Climbers wrap up their dual-meet slate against visiting Lakes High School. It's their "Senior Recognition Night," and action starts with the jayvee matches at 6 p.m. "And then we don't wrestle again until the second and third of February, when we're hosting the league championships," says Lacy. "And we're really excited about that and hope we get a lot of the community to come out and watch. It's gonna be great wrestling." SHELTON 12,YELM 70 Climber winners - Bennett Barrow by pin at 112 pounds and Jacob Nikolaisen by pin at heavyweight (285). SHELTON 45, CLOVER PARK 28 Climber winners - Bennett Barrow by decision at 112 pounds, Kim Yates by forfei- ture at 130, Ty Barnhart by pin at 140, Logan Roadman by pin at 152, Nathan Zoren by pin at 160, Jordan Frost by pin at 189, Isaac Gar- fias by pin at 215 and Brett Corbett by forfei- ture at heavyweight. CLIMBERS @TAHOMA MAT CLASSIC (16 teams) Bennett Barrow went 3-1 to take third at 112, Ty Barnhart 3-1 for second at 140, Lo- gan Roadman 3-1 for third at 152, Jordan Frost 1-2 for unspecified placement at 189, (Please turn to page 23.) Makin' up for lost time Chlorine quad-wrangle The schedule-challenged boys of Climber swimming made up for lost time in a big way Thurs- day, taking on three foes in one afternoon by way of a rare quad- rangular meet. Necessitated by recent cancel- lations due to the winter's already memorable assortment of inclem- encies, the four-way meet saw the Climbers swamp host Clover Park 139-33, bow 72-111 to Lakes and eke out a 98-92 win over Aberdeen behind fully 11 personal records. Registering those lifetime bests were sophomore Nick McCaus- land (twice), senior Tom Malysch (twice) sophomore Tim Russell, junior Alex Grinenko, senior Tom Malysch, ninth-grader Daniel Ber- ndt, senior Tom Kealy, classmate Dan Krafcik, sophomore Garrett Sullivan and classmate Micah Martinez. SHELTON @ CLOVER PARK/LAKES AND ABERDEEN 200 medley relay - Lakes A (Casey Ar- cher, Ryan Carney, Peter Lofreddo and Tom Edgecomb) 1:48.03, Aberdeen A (Bennett Rowe, Andrew Gross, Jay Wilson and Joe Finazzo) 1:53.34, Shelton A (Tom Malysch, Jimmy Riley, Tyson Cochran and Dan Kraf- cik) 1:53.84, Lakes B (Josh Albright, ian Harrington, Thaddeus Miller and Matt Fruge) 2:01.25, Shelton B (Marcus Berndt, Tom Kealy, Nick McCausland and Ryan LeDoux) 2:02.29, Aberdeen B (Chris Bortel, Levi Old- en, O.J. Damron and Daniel Gross) 2:08.91, Lakes C (not identified) 2:19.68, Clover Park (P. White, J. Sosa, Z. Sheats and A. Gonza- les) 2:20.39, Shelton C (Taylor Dean, Daniel Berndt, Garrett Sullivan and Micah Martinez) 2:28.14, no 10th through 12th places. 200 free - Peter Lofreddo (L) 2:01.79, Cole Phelan (S) 2:07.14, Tim Russell (S) 2:08.93,* Caleb Berken (A) 2:09.16, Jay Wilson (A) 2:10.57, A. Aasen (CP) 2:16.35, Chris Shatz (L) 2:17.57, Alex Grinenko iS) 2:23.44,* Chris Badger (L) 2:26.33, T. John- son (CP) 2:47.28, no 1 lth or 12th pace. 200 individual medley -Tom Edgecomb (L) 2:07.87, Tyson Cochran (S) 2:20.84, Jim- my Riley (S) 2:21.38, Erik Larson (A) 2:30.82, Andrew Gross (A) 2:34.16, D.J. Damron (A) 2:35.86, lan Harrington (L) 2:36.5, Richie Mc- Causland iS) 2:54.65, Tucker McDowell (L) 2:55.8, no 10th through 12th I/laces. 50 free - Joe Finazzo (A) 23.24, Mat Edgecomb (L) 23.84, Kevin Randich (A) 24.79, Josh Smith (L) 24.80, Dan Krafcik (S) 25.11, Bennett Rowe (A) 25.49, Tom Malysch (S) 25.90,* Nick McCausland (S) 26.29,* Matt Youth wrestling sign-up time Shelton Parks and Recreation and Shelton Wrestling Club are taking sign-ups now for the up- coming Shelton Youth Wrestling season. Eligible are all kids in kinder- garten through eighth grade, and they will learn the basic skills and fundamentals of wrestling "while having fun," to quote the rec de- partment's veteran director, Mark Ziegler. Practices begin Monday, Janu- ary 29, and run through April 27 on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- days and Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. at Oakland Bay Junior High School. Registration fee is $25. Sign up at the Shelton Civic Center, 525 West Cota Street downtown. For more information, call the rec department at 432-5194. Fruge (L) 26.77, A. Gonzalez (CP) 29 Sosa (CP) 29.80, H. Leyton (CP) Diving - Camren Smith (L) 141.0, Berndt iS) 116.9,* Daniel Gross (A) ' P. White (CP) 89.3, Tim Tabron (L) 86. sixth through 12th places. 100 fly - Peter Lofreddo (L) 57.13, Archer (L) 58.13, Jay Wilson (A) Bortel (A) 1:11.09, Tom Kealy iS) 1 Thaddeus Miller (L) 1:15.06, Nick land (S) 1:17.28,* Richie McCausland 1:21.73, no ninth through 12th places. 100 free - Joe Finazzo (A) Edgecomb (L) 54.88, Ryan Kevin Randich (A) 55.50, Tim 56.18, Marcus Berndt iS) 57.98, Z. (CP) 58.32, Josh Smith (L) 58.84, cik (S) 58.96,* Levi Olden (A) 1:01.30, H. ton (CP) 1:20.14, P. White (CP) 500 free - Tom Edgecomb (L) Cole Phelan (S) 5:53.28, Erik Larson 5:53.29, Caleb Berken iA) 6:08.84, A. (CP) 6:13.64, Alex Grinenko (S) 6: Chris Badger (L) 6:44.88, Tucker (L) 7:11.68, Garrett Sullivan iS) 10th through 12th places. 200 free relay - Aberdeen A (Kevin I dich, Jay Wilson, Caleb Berken and Joe azzo) 1:38.89, Lakes A (Josh Smith, Fruge, Ryan Carney and Matt 1:41.00, Shelton A (Tim Russell, Nick McCausland and Cole PheJan) Lakes B (Josh Albright, Tucker Dylan Huessman and Chris Shatz) Aberdeen B (Daniel Gross, Andrew D.J. Damron and Bennett Rowe) 1: Shelton B (Tom Kealy, Ryan LeDoux, Sullivan and Alex Grinenko) 1:57.19, Park (T. Johnson, H. Leyton, A. Gonzal A. Aasen) 2:03.73, Shelton C (Taylor Richie McCausland, Micah Martinez Richie Price) 2:19.25, no eighth through 1 places. 100 back - Casey Archer (L) 59.55, nett Rowe (A) 1:05.73, Tom 1:06.32,* Z. Sheats (CP) 1:07.38, Berndt (S) 1:08.68, Josh Albright (L) Daniel Gross (A) 1:18.79, Levi 1:21.12, Oylan Huessman (L) 1:21.11 Johnson (CP) 1:21.77, Micah 1:57.58,* no 12th place. 100 breast- Tyson Cochran (S) Jimmy Riley iS) t:08.89, Ryan 1:09.74, lan Harrington (L) 1:11.76, Gross (A) 1:12.59, Tom Kealy (S) 1:1 Matt Fruge (L) 1:17.01, D.J. 1:17.05, Chris Bortel (A) 1:19.87, J. (CP) 1:23.83, no 1 lth or 12th place. 400 free relay - Lakes A (Peter Matt Edgecomb, Tom Edgecomb and Archer) 3:36.5, Shelton A (Cole Tim Russell, Marcus Berndt and ley) 3:49.95, Aberdeen (Kevin Randich, leb Berken, Chris Bortel and Erik 3:54.04, Lakes B (Josh Albright, Chris Dylan Huessman and Josh Smith) Shelton B (Garrett Sullivan, Alex Tom Malysch and Tyson Cochran) 4: Clover Park (T. Johnson, J. Sosa, A. and Z. Sheats) 4:27.32, Shelton Ior Dean, Micah Martinez, Ryan and Richie McCausland) 4:59.80, no t through 12th places. *Personal Record KEN O'DELL MEN'S COMMERCIAL 1/t'/ Richies 4-0, D.H. 4-0. Basic 4-0, LOg GSC 3-1, Rich 3-1, Sunrise 2-2, North Timber 1-3, Pine 1-3, Custom 1-3, 4, Just 0-4. Scratch Game: Bob Phillips, 267. Scratch Series: Scott LaVato, 696. WEDNESDAY SENIOR LEAGUE 1/ Missfits 8-0, Perfect 6-2, Timber 5. Ernies 4-4, Pin 4-4, Nitas 2-6, JBs 1. VFW 1-7. Men's Scratch Game: George Arnot, 224, Men's Scratch Series: Joe Smith, 558. Women's Scratch Game: Joyce 173. Women's Scratch Series: Edith Willis, 4' SIMPSON WOMEN 1111 Accounting 7-1, Lowland 7-1, OPP Mason 6-2, Camp 6-2, Dry 6-2, PlanerS Shipping 4-4, Loggers 3-5, Power 3-5, Mill #3 2-6, Railroad 2-6, 1.5-6.5, Tech 1-7, Dry 1-7. Scratch Game: Wendy Medcalf, 224. Scratch Series: Patsy Robinson, 555.