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hands Bulldogs Lady Bulldogs drop o 1--6 league loss BY RICK WATERS they couldneverexploitagainst offbirth, scheduled to take place e h to dateon "We havementalbreakdownson WATERS BERG Last Thursday, January 21, Bulldog grapplers went for their first league ti- Since moving up to class 3A. with several chances to the title outright, North Ms- could not pull off a victory league rival Fife, last year's League champion. sing three one-point match- Drth Mason dropped a 36-34 to Fife, who now shares ; place honors with the Belfair along with White River. Mason is now 5-1 in league and 11-2 overall. thought Cuyler (Bead) have won the match at said coach Ed "But that's the way it goes." Bead was by Fife's Jacob Lusk at e's two main wrestlers, Lusk (122 pounds) and Howard (129 pounds) of whom placed second in also recorded pins arts. ;the Bulldogs also had shin- ornents of their own. Mar- pinned Fife's Alex in the 135 pound category Schmitz pinned Ryan the 141 pound class. Was really pleased with how some of our wrestlers matched up with their state top-ten finishers," said Amick. "(Wes) Watson only lost 5-0 to Joe Query and Bryan Garcia barely lost 3-2 to Kelly Co- lon, who took seventh in state last year. I'd say we performed quite well." c00rapeview ,hoops begin The Grapeview Middle School girls basketball team will spring into action on Monday, February 1, at a Jamboree a.t Pioneer School. The season will officially begin on Friday, February 5, with a home game against Mary M. Knight. Tip off time is 3 p.m. The remaining scheduled includes: February 8, away versus Hood Canal at 3:30 p.m.; February 10, home versus Pioneer at 3:30 p.m.; February 17, home versus St. Mary's at 3:30 p.m.; Feb. 19, away versus St. Mike's at 3:30 p.m.; February 22, home versus Evergreen at 3:30 p.m.; Feb. 24, home versus Holy Family at 3:30 p.m.; March 1, away versus Mary M. Knight at 3:30 p.m.; March 3, home versus Hood Canal at 3:30 p.m.; March 8, away versus Pioneer at 3:30 p.m. The class of the Pierce County League, White River, came to Bel- fair Friday night, January 22, in a contest that would test the bas- ketball abilities of the Lady Bull- dogs. The result was a disappoint- ing 66-27 defeat for North Mason, dropping their league record to 1- 6. "I really feel the team lost its focus in the second and third quarters of the game," said a frustrated head coach Holly Wib- bens. The coach did understand that the team's lack of productivi- ty and overall frustrations made it difficult for the team to keep its focus. The Hornets pressed the Bull- dogs all game long, forcing nu- merous turnovers. The lack of continuity on offense didn't allow North Mason a chance to set up its double post offense, a strength White River. "WE KNEW BEFORE the season was going to start that they were the team to beat in the Pierce County League," said Wib- bens. "I thought we would play them stronger than we did." The win keeps White River's record in the PCL unblemished with an overall record of 11-2. North Mason is now tied for last place with Yelm. White River's Trisha Herman- son led her team with 17 points, while Lisa Truemper's 10 points and two blocked shots paced the Bulldogs. Wibbens is confident that the schedule over the next six games is favorable to North Mason. The coach figures the Bulldogs must go 4-2 in order to move into fifth place in league, which would be good enough to get a district play- Softball registration at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma. "I am confident that our team can match up well with our re- maining opponents (Clover Park, Yelm, Franklin Pierce, Washing- ton, Fife, Clover Park) . If so, we can still make the playoffs," said Wibbens. Registration is now open for have filled up quickly in the past, the North Mason Girls' Softball so interested girls are urged to Association. The association of- sign up early. fers T-ball for girls ages 5 to 8, The deadline for registration is with Friday, January 1, as the Sunday, February 28. For more ........ date a girl must be within that information, contact Michelle age range. Scott at 275-8345 or Diane New- For older girls, they offer an man at 275-7933. ASA fast pitch program. Teams the court for North Mason have been difficult for the coaches and players," said Wibbens. "I really had high expectations for this team, but things haven't worked out and we haven't been healthy all season long." LISA TRUEMPER offered her assessment of the season. defense," said the junior post player. The coach concurred by noting the tendency of his team to focus on one opponent instead of all five. But both the players and coaches are confident that they can salvage the season. NORTH MASON ran into the White River wrecking crew last week, losing 66-27. Elks Hoop Shoot champs h.] ANNUAL ELKS Hoop Shoot was boys: Ryan Cooper. Incidentally, Heath- Id recently at Sand Hill Elementary. er Keehn was the 8 and 9 year old girls' e Winners, left to right were: 8 and 9 champion last year as well. The event iFls: Heather Keehn; 8 and 9 boys: Lo- was organized by Dan Dittmer, who was e Hart; 10 and 11 girls: Dawn Nor- assisted by Roy Bead, Art Guidi, Jim Oz- l°Ss; 10 and II boys: Spencer Cooper; ier, and Terri Kunick. Uad 13 glrls: Shelby Pod; 12 and 13 Elks Hoop Shoot champs IN the Elks Hoop Shoot, Bright; 10 and 11 boys: Jesse Reming- left, include: 8 and 9 girls: Kini ton; 12 and 13 girls: Margeaux Lincoln; and Kelly Sharp (tie); 8 and 9 12 and 13 boys: David Stansbury. Kyle Wisner; 10 and 11 girls: Jamie i Jesfield Construction, Inc. erl, ing the North Mason area since 1967 Pecializing in seawall construction and home repairs Ji, 275-6684 eSfield Frank Merrill elfair, WA INCORPORATED 275-2861 ZEPHYI033CO * 3 trucks and pup • 4 loaders ° 2 dozers , Compactor * Backhoe * 1088 excavator * Gravel pit , Lot clearing ° Road building ° Crushed rock driveways Just what hefty balances deserve. Big, l:at interest rates. VARIABLE APY* ON BALANCES OF $50,000 AND ABOVE 0 VARIABLE APY* ON BALANCES OF $25,000 - $49,999.99 With the KeyBank Treasury Indexed Money Market Account, the higher your balance, the greater your market- based interest rate. And you can access your money anytime by ATM, by check on a limited basis, or by visit- ing any KeyCenter. To open a per- sonar or business account, stop by any KeyCenter, or ca[[ 1-800-KEY2YOU" and select option 2. The APY* for balances of: $10,000 - $24,999.99 is 3.50% $2,500 - $9,999.99 is 2.25%. $.01- $2,499.99 is 1.75O/o. 1.800.1(E'1100h00p ® 1-800-539-2968 www. Key.co m The rates on the top two tiers are tied to the 13-week U.S. Treasury Bit[. The *Annual Percentage Yields (AFY) apply to new accounts only, are accu- rate as of January 18, 1999, and are subject to change without notice. The interest rates for at[ five tiers are variable rates that may change after the account is opened. The minimum deposit required to open an account is $2,500. Fees may reduce the earnings of the account. Member FDIC. Thursday, January 28, 1999 - Belfair Herald section of Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 5 hands Bulldogs Lady Bulldogs drop o 1--6 league loss BY RICK WATERS they couldneverexploitagainst offbirth, scheduled to take place e h to dateon "We havementalbreakdownson WATERS BERG Last Thursday, January 21, Bulldog grapplers went for their first league ti- Since moving up to class 3A. with several chances to the title outright, North Ms- could not pull off a victory league rival Fife, last year's League champion. sing three one-point match- Drth Mason dropped a 36-34 to Fife, who now shares ; place honors with the Belfair along with White River. Mason is now 5-1 in league and 11-2 overall. thought Cuyler (Bead) have won the match at said coach Ed "But that's the way it goes." Bead was by Fife's Jacob Lusk at e's two main wrestlers, Lusk (122 pounds) and Howard (129 pounds) of whom placed second in also recorded pins arts. ;the Bulldogs also had shin- ornents of their own. Mar- pinned Fife's Alex in the 135 pound category Schmitz pinned Ryan the 141 pound class. Was really pleased with how some of our wrestlers matched up with their state top-ten finishers," said Amick. "(Wes) Watson only lost 5-0 to Joe Query and Bryan Garcia barely lost 3-2 to Kelly Co- lon, who took seventh in state last year. I'd say we performed quite well." c00rapeview ,hoops begin The Grapeview Middle School girls basketball team will spring into action on Monday, February 1, at a Jamboree a.t Pioneer School. The season will officially begin on Friday, February 5, with a home game against Mary M. Knight. Tip off time is 3 p.m. The remaining scheduled includes: February 8, away versus Hood Canal at 3:30 p.m.; February 10, home versus Pioneer at 3:30 p.m.; February 17, home versus St. Mary's at 3:30 p.m.; Feb. 19, away versus St. Mike's at 3:30 p.m.; February 22, home versus Evergreen at 3:30 p.m.; Feb. 24, home versus Holy Family at 3:30 p.m.; March 1, away versus Mary M. Knight at 3:30 p.m.; March 3, home versus Hood Canal at 3:30 p.m.; March 8, away versus Pioneer at 3:30 p.m. The class of the Pierce County League, White River, came to Bel- fair Friday night, January 22, in a contest that would test the bas- ketball abilities of the Lady Bull- dogs. The result was a disappoint- ing 66-27 defeat for North Mason, dropping their league record to 1- 6. "I really feel the team lost its focus in the second and third quarters of the game," said a frustrated head coach Holly Wib- bens. The coach did understand that the team's lack of productivi- ty and overall frustrations made it difficult for the team to keep its focus. The Hornets pressed the Bull- dogs all game long, forcing nu- merous turnovers. The lack of continuity on offense didn't allow North Mason a chance to set up its double post offense, a strength White River. "WE KNEW BEFORE the season was going to start that they were the team to beat in the Pierce County League," said Wib- bens. "I thought we would play them stronger than we did." The win keeps White River's record in the PCL unblemished with an overall record of 11-2. North Mason is now tied for last place with Yelm. White River's Trisha Herman- son led her team with 17 points, while Lisa Truemper's 10 points and two blocked shots paced the Bulldogs. Wibbens is confident that the schedule over the next six games is favorable to North Mason. The coach figures the Bulldogs must go 4-2 in order to move into fifth place in league, which would be good enough to get a district play- Softball registration at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma. "I am confident that our team can match up well with our re- maining opponents (Clover Park, Yelm, Franklin Pierce, Washing- ton, Fife, Clover Park) . If so, we can still make the playoffs," said Wibbens. Registration is now open for have filled up quickly in the past, the North Mason Girls' Softball so interested girls are urged to Association. The association of- sign up early. fers T-ball for girls ages 5 to 8, The deadline for registration is with Friday, January 1, as the Sunday, February 28. For more ........ date a girl must be within that information, contact Michelle age range. Scott at 275-8345 or Diane New- For older girls, they offer an man at 275-7933. ASA fast pitch program. Teams the court for North Mason have been difficult for the coaches and players," said Wibbens. "I really had high expectations for this team, but things haven't worked out and we haven't been healthy all season long." LISA TRUEMPER offered her assessment of the season. defense," said the junior post player. The coach concurred by noting the tendency of his team to focus on one opponent instead of all five. But both the players and coaches are confident that they can salvage the season. NORTH MASON ran into the White River wrecking crew last week, losing 66-27. Elks Hoop Shoot champs h.] ANNUAL ELKS Hoop Shoot was boys: Ryan Cooper. Incidentally, Heath- Id recently at Sand Hill Elementary. er Keehn was the 8 and 9 year old girls' e Winners, left to right were: 8 and 9 champion last year as well. The event iFls: Heather Keehn; 8 and 9 boys: Lo- was organized by Dan Dittmer, who was e Hart; 10 and 11 girls: Dawn Nor- assisted by Roy Bead, Art Guidi, Jim Oz- l°Ss; 10 and II boys: Spencer Cooper; ier, and Terri Kunick. Uad 13 glrls: Shelby Pod; 12 and 13 Elks Hoop Shoot champs IN the Elks Hoop Shoot, Bright; 10 and 11 boys: Jesse Reming- left, include: 8 and 9 girls: Kini ton; 12 and 13 girls: Margeaux Lincoln; and Kelly Sharp (tie); 8 and 9 12 and 13 boys: David Stansbury. Kyle Wisner; 10 and 11 girls: Jamie i Jesfield Construction, Inc. erl, ing the North Mason area since 1967 Pecializing in seawall construction and home repairs Ji, 275-6684 eSfield Frank Merrill elfair, WA INCORPORATED 275-2861 ZEPHYI033CO * 3 trucks and pup • 4 loaders ° 2 dozers , Compactor * Backhoe * 1088 excavator * Gravel pit , Lot clearing ° Road building ° Crushed rock driveways Just what hefty balances deserve. Big, l:at interest rates. VARIABLE APY* ON BALANCES OF $50,000 AND ABOVE 0 VARIABLE APY* ON BALANCES OF $25,000 - $49,999.99 With the KeyBank Treasury Indexed Money Market Account, the higher your balance, the greater your market- based interest rate. And you can access your money anytime by ATM, by check on a limited basis, or by visit- ing any KeyCenter. To open a per- sonar or business account, stop by any KeyCenter, or ca[[ 1-800-KEY2YOU" and select option 2. The APY* for balances of: $10,000 - $24,999.99 is 3.50% $2,500 - $9,999.99 is 2.25%. $.01- $2,499.99 is 1.75O/o. 1.800.1(E'1100h00p ® 1-800-539-2968 www. Key.co m The rates on the top two tiers are tied to the 13-week U.S. Treasury Bit[. The *Annual Percentage Yields (AFY) apply to new accounts only, are accu- rate as of January 18, 1999, and are subject to change without notice. The interest rates for at[ five tiers are variable rates that may change after the account is opened. The minimum deposit required to open an account is $2,500. Fees may reduce the earnings of the account. Member FDIC. Thursday, January 28, 1999 - Belfair Herald section of Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 5