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LOCAL FREE-THROW CHAMPS gather for the Elks' annual Hoop Shoot showdown Sunday in the Minidome. 00l.00ks' Hoop Shoot: Dead-eyes lay it on the line best of a record horde hardcourt deadeyes for the area showdown when the Shelton Elks Staged its annual Hoop assemblage of local grade- year's Hoop Shoot was a :cess," reports director citing a head count 3,691 boys and girls ini- in the area's 15 par- only the boy and girl each of three age groups each school advanced to shootout in the Mini- had 47 show up," says adding that much of the their being coordinated in this quest for district ent goes to the usual Club volunteers in rl to Climber basketball Jensen, "for his last- assistance in getting the up." in Sunday's and thus earning ad- to next Saturday's dis- in Forks - were Elementary School's Vernon and Sand Hill g 1/9199 and Series: Nick Sallas, 139 Hi Game: Carrie Anne Allegri, Series: Jennifer Cross, 290. Elks 7-1, #7 7-1, #4 5-3, #5 5- 3-5, Moose 1-7, Eagles 0-8. Cross 290; Elks 3, Casey 1360; #7 3, Baily Bileyu 301; #5 304; Eagles 0, Tiffany 46; #2 4, Nick Sallas 387; Wuolle 195; Paws 3, 251. Elementary School's Heather Keehn in the 8- and 9-year-olds' division, Aaron Evans of Mt. View and Michelle Peterson of Ever- green Elementary in the battle of 10- and ll-year-olds, and Colby Brewer of Shelton Middle School and Cassi Brehmeyer of Mary M. Knight in the 12- and 13-year- olds' division. Charlie hit 18 of his 25 free throws to earn his crown. He beat runner-up Justin Moran of Bor- deaux School in Shelton by five buckets. Heather, meanwhile, made 15 shots to eke out a three- shot win over runner-up Tara Grant of Evergreen. Aaron enjoyed a three-basket margin of victory as well, prevail- ing with 16 shots over Belfair Ele- mentary champ Aaron Petersen. And fellow age-group victor Michelle won the closest contest of the afternoon, meshing seven shots to nudge Mary M. Knight's Carrie Scott by one. Finally, Colby took the nod in the older boys' division with a 21- 25 performance, beating runner- up Mike Radasa of Pioneer School by four buckets, while fellow champ Cassi outdueled Hawkins Middle School's Megan Emm by two with a 15-hoop performance in the girls'. ALSO IN THE hunt - local champs all - were 35 other dead- eyes. The rest of the 8- and 9-year- olds were Logan Hart (Sand Hill), Broc Fredson (Southside), Peter Flett (Grapeview), David Hoffer- bert (Hood Canal), Lucas Chris- tensen (Mary M. Knight), Andy Bartell (Belfair Elementary), Ra- chel Fryer (Belfair Elementary), CarrieAnne Allegri (Mt. View), Bryanna Fuller (Southside) and Julia Taylor (Grapeview). Other school champs in the 10- and ll-year-olds' division includ- ed Andrew Boykin (Southside), Eric Hill (Shelton Middle School), Cody Hailey (Grapeview), Spen- cer Cooper (Sand Hill), Trevor Gray (Hood Canal), Evan Jackson (Pioneer), Bryson Finch (Mary M. Knight), Bridgette Brazelton (Shelton Middle School), Cheleace Kaufman (Hood Canal), Krysten Ashley (Mt. View) and Megan En- nor (Bordeaux). AND ROUNDING out the champs' head count Sunday were 12- and 13-year-olds Brock Sande (Southside), John Flett (Grape- view), Ryan Cooper (Sand Hill), Buddy Carlson (Belfair), Aaron Wiggin (Mary M. Knight), Taylor Zech (Hawkins), Darcy Ramsfield (Shelton Middle School), Nikki Squyres (Belfair Elementary) Ka- tie Roberson (Mason County Christian), Caty Phipps (South- side), Shelby Pod (Sand Hill), Corrie Ann Smith (Hood Canal), Shaunna Enger (Pioneer) and Justine McCallum (Elma Middle School). Volunteers working Saturday's big affair included Steve and Dawn Belcher, Joe and Mary Moran, John and Kay Beck, Fred and Phyllis Paradise, Jim and Tuesdee Davies, Jim and Claudia Housley, Gene Triplett, Merle Snyder, Jack Zorn, Lee Gissel- berg, A1 Kimbel, Darren Harger, Bud Earl and Frank Kerr. Mason County's young winners will be shooting for district lau- rels the day after tomorrow in Forks. If they should prevail once more they'll advance to the state go-around, February 20 at the University of Washington. Win- ners there advance to the North- west Regionals March 6 in Port- land - last stop before the April 15-18 national finals in Spring- field, Massachusetts. Scare T-Birds, Tigers Mats apply silver lining The Climber wrestlers put on a show for the home crowd Tues- day, belying their underdog sta- tus for a fair stretch of the match before bowing 24-41 to the Tigers of Centralia. "It was a good night for our young kids," said Roger McCaus- land, emphasizing his Climbers' decided youth in this his first year as head coach. "In fact, it was probably the best we've wrestled as a team all year." The hosts got victories from sophomore Adam Cochran (18-2 technical fall at 115 pounds), senior Jesse Dillon (4-1 decision at 122), freshman Kelly Weston (18-10 decision at 129), junior state veteran Vic Gardenhire (by pin at 135) and classmate and fellow state vet Nick Cronquist (by pin at 190). A week ago Wednesday the Climbers had a similar outing, ac- tually leading till the final two bouts in a 27-38 loss to visiting Tumwater. The full particulars on that match were not available at press time. This Saturday in Camas the youngest Climbers get their shot at post-season laurels. The occa- sion is the so-called jayvee quali- fier from which top finishers earn backdoor berths in the subse- quent weekend's subregional tournament, to be held in Washougal. Top four in each weight class there will advance to regionals, and the top four there to state. SHELTON 24, CENTRALIA 41 101 - Mike Tozler (C) pinned Brandon Coker. 108 - Bryan Town (C) dectsloned Bryan Woods 12-7. 115 - Adam Cochran (S) tech-falled John Schrelber 18-2. 122- Jesse Dillon (S) decisioned Miles Stean 4-1. 129 - Kelly Weston (S) decisioned Scott Rogerson 18-10. 135 - VIc Gardenhlre (S) pinned John Rogerson at the start of the third round (leading 7-0 at the time). 141 - Bill Travls (C) won by forfeiture. 148 - Brycen Wasen (C) pinned Jaremy Janda at 4:32 (trailing 2-5 at the time). 158 - Smith (C) pinned Dylan McAuliffe at 1:18. 168 - Allen Young (C) decisioned Bran- don Devaney 3-0. ' 178 - double forfeiture. 190 - Nick Cronqulst (S) pinned Troy (of Centralla, last name not given) at 0:46. 215 - Dave (of Centralla, last name not given) pinned Scan Bennlngton at 2:36. 275 - Curtis Armstrong (C) pinned Scott Gunter at 0:40. CLIMBER JAWEES - Adam Carey de- cisioned Ken Blosi 7-6, Tyler Thornbrue lost 2-15 to Andy Soranson, Pat Lopez lost by decision to Randy Fuller, Kevln Balding pinned Mike Tozier at 1:30, Chris Frazier pinned Steven Dahle at 2:30, Andrew Mc- Lendon got pinned by Eric Wirt at 0:30 and Dean Luedtke decisioned Mike Zuniga 7-6. Little League sign-up this Saturday Another registration session for Mason County Little League baseball and softball will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Shelton PUD Auditorium. Applicants are reminded to bring their birth certificates and the usual proof-of-residency and medical information in addition to cash sufficient to cover the $35 player registration fee ($90 maxi- mum per family). CRADLING HIS WAY to victory against Tumwater last week is Climber 148.pounder Jeremy Janda. Men's rec hoops: Farmers soil Skok By CHUCK ROBERTSON While most of the other con- tenders in Shelton Parks & Rec men's basketball took an un- scheduled hiatus last week, Olympic Herb Farm cultivated an 88-69 win over Skokomish, run- ning its record to 4-2, second best among the "B" division squads. Division leader Mason County Garbage and the other division's coleaders - Sea West Mortgage/ Colo's Corner and Soundview Chiropractic/Lix Construction - took Thursday night off (along with Olympic Motors/Relier Log- ging) when scheduling conflicts and illness precluded the procure- ment of officials. Little Creek concluded the ab- breviated league slate with a 64- 56 win over the Potlatch Pirates. OLYMPIC HERB went on a 38-19 fourth-quarter binge, fueled in part by 10-14 shooting from the free-throw line, to break a 50-50 deadlock and pull away from Sko- komish. Jim Buck paced the winners, pouring in 27 and running his league-leading average to 24.2 ppg in the bargain, with Paul Feenan and Scott Peek chipping in 19 and 16. Clinton Coley tallied 21 and Phillip Peterson added 14, includ- ing four treys, for Skok. Anthony Brown scored 16 of his game-high 18 before intermis- sion, enabling Little Creek to lead Potlatch by 13 at halftime and hold on to win by eight. Eric Burfiend also scored 14 for the winners, while Jamie Marley and Xavier Brown led the Pirates with 15 and 14. Olympic Herb Farm 13 29 50 88 Skokomish 16 33 50 69 Olympic Herb Farm - Jim Buck 27, Paul Feenan 19, Scott Peek 16, John Glenewtn- kel 11, Wayne Farr 8, Ron Ferrler 5, Marcus Graves 2, Kurt Garrison. FG- 36; FT- 12-18 (67%). Skokomlsh - Clinton Coley 21, Phillip Peterson 14, Victor Andrews 12, Marry Pa- terson 10, Rob Brehmeyer 8, Travor Peter- son 2, Darryl LeClalr 2. FG - 27; FT - 9-9 (100%). Little Creek Casino 15 33 47 64 Potlatch Pirates 12 20 33 56 Little Creek Casino - Anthony Brown 18, Eric Burflend 14, Kevln Sutterlick 10, Bear Lewis 8, Ron Methany 6, William Allen 4, Tom Grover 4, Demus Cordova. FG -29; FT- 1-1 (100%). STANDINGS "A" Division Sea WestJColo's 3-2 Soundvlew/LIx 3-2 Skokomlsh 3-3 Little Creek 3-3 "B" Dlvlelon Mason County Garbage 5-0 Olympic Herb Farm 4.2 Potlatch Pirates 1-5 Olympic Motors/Relier O- 5 SCORING LEADERS Jim Buck (Olympic Herb) 242 Anthony Brown (Little Creek) 23.0 Marty Paterson (Skok) 21,0 Mark Eichhorn (SW/Colo's) 20.4 Clinton Coley (Skok) 18.2 THREE-POINT LEADERS Mark Eichhom (SW/Colo's) 15 Anthony Brown (Little Creek) 15 Eric Burftend (Little Creek) 12 Marty Petarson (Skok) 12 Jim Buck (Olympic Herb) 11 FREE-THROW LEADERS Larry Sheedy (Soundview/Lix) 16-17 (.941) Mike Bogh (MC Garbage) 12-15 (800) Mark Eichhorn (SW/Colo's) 17-22 (.773) Jim Buck (Olympic Herb) 22-29 (.758) Ty Davidson (SW/Colo's) 8-12 (.667) Wayne Farr (Olympic Herb) 8-12 (.667) THURSDAY LADIES TRIO 1/7/99 Women's HI Game and Series: Bev Cross, 180 and 486. Standings: Mikes 6-2, Holiday 5-3, Hunt- er 5-3, Jon 3-5, Spare 3-5, Toziers 2-6. Holiday 3, Nelda Flint 416; Toziers 1, Joyce Bortoluzl 427; Mikes 3, Bey Cross 486; Jon 1, Jane Gruver 414; Hunter 2, Peg Robertson 421 Spare 2, Sara Patraszswski 413. PEERING ALONG WITH the man in stripes as a pin beckons in the night's battle of 122-pounders last week against Tumwater is Climber Jesse Dillon. Alas, the se- i ii!iiii!i!i  ! i)i  nior wound up losing by decision but rebounded to notch one of Shelton's five varsity wins Tuesday against Centralia. Thursday, January 28, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 19 LOCAL FREE-THROW CHAMPS gather for the Elks' annual Hoop Shoot showdown Sunday in the Minidome. 00l.00ks' Hoop Shoot: Dead-eyes lay it on the line best of a record horde hardcourt deadeyes for the area showdown when the Shelton Elks Staged its annual Hoop assemblage of local grade- year's Hoop Shoot was a :cess," reports director citing a head count 3,691 boys and girls ini- in the area's 15 par- only the boy and girl each of three age groups each school advanced to shootout in the Mini- had 47 show up," says adding that much of the their being coordinated in this quest for district ent goes to the usual Club volunteers in rl to Climber basketball Jensen, "for his last- assistance in getting the up." in Sunday's and thus earning ad- to next Saturday's dis- in Forks - were Elementary School's Vernon and Sand Hill g 1/9199 and Series: Nick Sallas, 139 Hi Game: Carrie Anne Allegri, Series: Jennifer Cross, 290. Elks 7-1, #7 7-1, #4 5-3, #5 5- 3-5, Moose 1-7, Eagles 0-8. Cross 290; Elks 3, Casey 1360; #7 3, Baily Bileyu 301; #5 304; Eagles 0, Tiffany 46; #2 4, Nick Sallas 387; Wuolle 195; Paws 3, 251. Elementary School's Heather Keehn in the 8- and 9-year-olds' division, Aaron Evans of Mt. View and Michelle Peterson of Ever- green Elementary in the battle of 10- and ll-year-olds, and Colby Brewer of Shelton Middle School and Cassi Brehmeyer of Mary M. Knight in the 12- and 13-year- olds' division. Charlie hit 18 of his 25 free throws to earn his crown. He beat runner-up Justin Moran of Bor- deaux School in Shelton by five buckets. Heather, meanwhile, made 15 shots to eke out a three- shot win over runner-up Tara Grant of Evergreen. Aaron enjoyed a three-basket margin of victory as well, prevail- ing with 16 shots over Belfair Ele- mentary champ Aaron Petersen. And fellow age-group victor Michelle won the closest contest of the afternoon, meshing seven shots to nudge Mary M. Knight's Carrie Scott by one. Finally, Colby took the nod in the older boys' division with a 21- 25 performance, beating runner- up Mike Radasa of Pioneer School by four buckets, while fellow champ Cassi outdueled Hawkins Middle School's Megan Emm by two with a 15-hoop performance in the girls'. ALSO IN THE hunt - local champs all - were 35 other dead- eyes. The rest of the 8- and 9-year- olds were Logan Hart (Sand Hill), Broc Fredson (Southside), Peter Flett (Grapeview), David Hoffer- bert (Hood Canal), Lucas Chris- tensen (Mary M. Knight), Andy Bartell (Belfair Elementary), Ra- chel Fryer (Belfair Elementary), CarrieAnne Allegri (Mt. View), Bryanna Fuller (Southside) and Julia Taylor (Grapeview). Other school champs in the 10- and ll-year-olds' division includ- ed Andrew Boykin (Southside), Eric Hill (Shelton Middle School), Cody Hailey (Grapeview), Spen- cer Cooper (Sand Hill), Trevor Gray (Hood Canal), Evan Jackson (Pioneer), Bryson Finch (Mary M. Knight), Bridgette Brazelton (Shelton Middle School), Cheleace Kaufman (Hood Canal), Krysten Ashley (Mt. View) and Megan En- nor (Bordeaux). AND ROUNDING out the champs' head count Sunday were 12- and 13-year-olds Brock Sande (Southside), John Flett (Grape- view), Ryan Cooper (Sand Hill), Buddy Carlson (Belfair), Aaron Wiggin (Mary M. Knight), Taylor Zech (Hawkins), Darcy Ramsfield (Shelton Middle School), Nikki Squyres (Belfair Elementary) Ka- tie Roberson (Mason County Christian), Caty Phipps (South- side), Shelby Pod (Sand Hill), Corrie Ann Smith (Hood Canal), Shaunna Enger (Pioneer) and Justine McCallum (Elma Middle School). Volunteers working Saturday's big affair included Steve and Dawn Belcher, Joe and Mary Moran, John and Kay Beck, Fred and Phyllis Paradise, Jim and Tuesdee Davies, Jim and Claudia Housley, Gene Triplett, Merle Snyder, Jack Zorn, Lee Gissel- berg, A1 Kimbel, Darren Harger, Bud Earl and Frank Kerr. Mason County's young winners will be shooting for district lau- rels the day after tomorrow in Forks. If they should prevail once more they'll advance to the state go-around, February 20 at the University of Washington. Win- ners there advance to the North- west Regionals March 6 in Port- land - last stop before the April 15-18 national finals in Spring- field, Massachusetts. Scare T-Birds, Tigers Mats apply silver lining The Climber wrestlers put on a show for the home crowd Tues- day, belying their underdog sta- tus for a fair stretch of the match before bowing 24-41 to the Tigers of Centralia. "It was a good night for our young kids," said Roger McCaus- land, emphasizing his Climbers' decided youth in this his first year as head coach. "In fact, it was probably the best we've wrestled as a team all year." The hosts got victories from sophomore Adam Cochran (18-2 technical fall at 115 pounds), senior Jesse Dillon (4-1 decision at 122), freshman Kelly Weston (18-10 decision at 129), junior state veteran Vic Gardenhire (by pin at 135) and classmate and fellow state vet Nick Cronquist (by pin at 190). A week ago Wednesday the Climbers had a similar outing, ac- tually leading till the final two bouts in a 27-38 loss to visiting Tumwater. The full particulars on that match were not available at press time. This Saturday in Camas the youngest Climbers get their shot at post-season laurels. The occa- sion is the so-called jayvee quali- fier from which top finishers earn backdoor berths in the subse- quent weekend's subregional tournament, to be held in Washougal. Top four in each weight class there will advance to regionals, and the top four there to state. SHELTON 24, CENTRALIA 41 101 - Mike Tozler (C) pinned Brandon Coker. 108 - Bryan Town (C) dectsloned Bryan Woods 12-7. 115 - Adam Cochran (S) tech-falled John Schrelber 18-2. 122- Jesse Dillon (S) decisioned Miles Stean 4-1. 129 - Kelly Weston (S) decisioned Scott Rogerson 18-10. 135 - VIc Gardenhlre (S) pinned John Rogerson at the start of the third round (leading 7-0 at the time). 141 - Bill Travls (C) won by forfeiture. 148 - Brycen Wasen (C) pinned Jaremy Janda at 4:32 (trailing 2-5 at the time). 158 - Smith (C) pinned Dylan McAuliffe at 1:18. 168 - Allen Young (C) decisioned Bran- don Devaney 3-0. ' 178 - double forfeiture. 190 - Nick Cronqulst (S) pinned Troy (of Centralla, last name not given) at 0:46. 215 - Dave (of Centralla, last name not given) pinned Scan Bennlngton at 2:36. 275 - Curtis Armstrong (C) pinned Scott Gunter at 0:40. CLIMBER JAWEES - Adam Carey de- cisioned Ken Blosi 7-6, Tyler Thornbrue lost 2-15 to Andy Soranson, Pat Lopez lost by decision to Randy Fuller, Kevln Balding pinned Mike Tozier at 1:30, Chris Frazier pinned Steven Dahle at 2:30, Andrew Mc- Lendon got pinned by Eric Wirt at 0:30 and Dean Luedtke decisioned Mike Zuniga 7-6. Little League sign-up this Saturday Another registration session for Mason County Little League baseball and softball will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Shelton PUD Auditorium. Applicants are reminded to bring their birth certificates and the usual proof-of-residency and medical information in addition to cash sufficient to cover the $35 player registration fee ($90 maxi- mum per family). CRADLING HIS WAY to victory against Tumwater last week is Climber 148.pounder Jeremy Janda. Men's rec hoops: Farmers soil Skok By CHUCK ROBERTSON While most of the other con- tenders in Shelton Parks & Rec men's basketball took an un- scheduled hiatus last week, Olympic Herb Farm cultivated an 88-69 win over Skokomish, run- ning its record to 4-2, second best among the "B" division squads. Division leader Mason County Garbage and the other division's coleaders - Sea West Mortgage/ Colo's Corner and Soundview Chiropractic/Lix Construction - took Thursday night off (along with Olympic Motors/Relier Log- ging) when scheduling conflicts and illness precluded the procure- ment of officials. Little Creek concluded the ab- breviated league slate with a 64- 56 win over the Potlatch Pirates. OLYMPIC HERB went on a 38-19 fourth-quarter binge, fueled in part by 10-14 shooting from the free-throw line, to break a 50-50 deadlock and pull away from Sko- komish. Jim Buck paced the winners, pouring in 27 and running his league-leading average to 24.2 ppg in the bargain, with Paul Feenan and Scott Peek chipping in 19 and 16. Clinton Coley tallied 21 and Phillip Peterson added 14, includ- ing four treys, for Skok. Anthony Brown scored 16 of his game-high 18 before intermis- sion, enabling Little Creek to lead Potlatch by 13 at halftime and hold on to win by eight. Eric Burfiend also scored 14 for the winners, while Jamie Marley and Xavier Brown led the Pirates with 15 and 14. Olympic Herb Farm 13 29 50 88 Skokomish 16 33 50 69 Olympic Herb Farm - Jim Buck 27, Paul Feenan 19, Scott Peek 16, John Glenewtn- kel 11, Wayne Farr 8, Ron Ferrler 5, Marcus Graves 2, Kurt Garrison. FG- 36; FT- 12-18 (67%). Skokomlsh - Clinton Coley 21, Phillip Peterson 14, Victor Andrews 12, Marry Pa- terson 10, Rob Brehmeyer 8, Travor Peter- son 2, Darryl LeClalr 2. FG - 27; FT - 9-9 (100%). Little Creek Casino 15 33 47 64 Potlatch Pirates 12 20 33 56 Little Creek Casino - Anthony Brown 18, Eric Burflend 14, Kevln Sutterlick 10, Bear Lewis 8, Ron Methany 6, William Allen 4, Tom Grover 4, Demus Cordova. FG -29; FT- 1-1 (100%). STANDINGS "A" Division Sea WestJColo's 3-2 Soundvlew/LIx 3-2 Skokomlsh 3-3 Little Creek 3-3 "B" Dlvlelon Mason County Garbage 5-0 Olympic Herb Farm 4.2 Potlatch Pirates 1-5 Olympic Motors/Relier O- 5 SCORING LEADERS Jim Buck (Olympic Herb) 242 Anthony Brown (Little Creek) 23.0 Marty Paterson (Skok) 21,0 Mark Eichhorn (SW/Colo's) 20.4 Clinton Coley (Skok) 18.2 THREE-POINT LEADERS Mark Eichhom (SW/Colo's) 15 Anthony Brown (Little Creek) 15 Eric Burftend (Little Creek) 12 Marty Petarson (Skok) 12 Jim Buck (Olympic Herb) 11 FREE-THROW LEADERS Larry Sheedy (Soundview/Lix) 16-17 (.941) Mike Bogh (MC Garbage) 12-15 (800) Mark Eichhorn (SW/Colo's) 17-22 (.773) Jim Buck (Olympic Herb) 22-29 (.758) Ty Davidson (SW/Colo's) 8-12 (.667) Wayne Farr (Olympic Herb) 8-12 (.667) THURSDAY LADIES TRIO 1/7/99 Women's HI Game and Series: Bev Cross, 180 and 486. Standings: Mikes 6-2, Holiday 5-3, Hunt- er 5-3, Jon 3-5, Spare 3-5, Toziers 2-6. Holiday 3, Nelda Flint 416; Toziers 1, Joyce Bortoluzl 427; Mikes 3, Bey Cross 486; Jon 1, Jane Gruver 414; Hunter 2, Peg Robertson 421 Spare 2, Sara Patraszswski 413. PEERING ALONG WITH the man in stripes as a pin beckons in the night's battle of 122-pounders last week against Tumwater is Climber Jesse Dillon. Alas, the se- i ii!iiii!i!i  ! i)i  nior wound up losing by decision but rebounded to notch one of Shelton's five varsity wins Tuesday against Centralia. Thursday, January 28, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 19