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SPORTS JOURNAL
CLIMBER HOOPDOM'S VARSITY girls' team for 2006-07: From left in
front are Tara Grant, Brandi Dickinson, Alexan Ehrich, CarrieAnne A1-
legri, Brynna Fuller and Paige Barrett. And in the back are assistant
coach Willow Shanahan, Jen Hoss, Krystal Lindblad, coach John Wall-
work, Marissa Hill, Annie Johnson and assistant coach Kelly Bogh.
CLIMBER HOOPDOM'S VARSITY boys for 2006-07: In front is manager
Mitch Carrington. Kneeling, from left, are Charlie Vernon, Tyler Pachol-
ke, Derek Ranney and Alex Olson. And in back are assistant coach Ter-
ry Gregg, Aaron Johnson, Will Trondsen, Brett Riley, Curtis Trondsen,
Corey Golob and coach Mark Jensen. Not pictured is Trevor Peterson.
THE CLIMBER WRESTLERS for 2006-07: In front from left are
Bennett Barrow, manager Beth Luedtke, Sarah Brownstein and Casey
Chamberlin. Second row: Kim Yates, Isaac Garfias, Nathan Zoren, Luke
Deakins, Steven Yando, Isidro "Chilo" Antonio, Logan Roadman and
Juan Lopez. Third row: Jerry Reick, Westin Chavez, coach Roger Wilson,
coach Scott Keyport, head coach Chris Lacy, coach Nick Stigall, coach
Mike Gettle, Anthony O'Connor and Wally McMorris. Back: Ty Barnhart,
Aaron Murdock, Jordan Frost, Jase Connors, Brett Corbett, Jacob
Nikolaisen, Jacob Ohlde and Ronald Yates. Not pictured are wrestler
Alex Cannon, manager Brittanee Mills and coaches Rodgar Garrick and
James Hartley.
futP honors continue to pile up
rl elton s reigning state-cham-
1NWlers.
,tlltlteWer than eight of them, in-
V:"Lg their veteran head coach,
thetueen accorded all-league dis-
R. °a to go along with all the
Phornore .......
Ye W- uanielle l euie
as named MVP of the entire
honors for state-champ bowlers
Western Cascade Conference, and grade were Climber teammates
she was joined in all-league accord
by fully six of her teammates.
Also among the first-team
elite as determined by vote of the
league's head coaches were junior
Chelsey Stevens and sophomores
Brittney Stoutnar, Calista "CJ"
Phipps and Alisha Wade.
And making the second-team
Michelle Robinson and Cammille
Olinger, both veteran juniors.
Last but not least, fourth-year
mentor Curt Snyder, who led the
Climbers to 11-1 and the league,
district and state throne rooms
this winter, shared the league's
"Coach of the Year" distinction
with John Wilson of Timberline.
Boys & girls alike:
Hoop Climbers
make district
First the good news: To Climb-
er hoopdom's boys and girls alike
have gone the spoils of the West-
ern Cascade Conference playoff
chase.
The not-so-good news is their
shared fourth-seed predicament
finds the Climbers skidding in
the boys' case. Indeed, while their
distaff counterparts were winning
their third in a row Friday night
the fellas were dropping their
fourth in the past five games, suf-
fering North Thurston here 57-66
in overtime.
"It was a tough one to lose," said
veteran coach Mark Jensen, not-
ing that it means his boys probably
will have a significantly tougher
draw at district next week.
With their loss to Thurston the
boys dropped to 6-5 in league and
12-8 overall. Thurston improved
to 7-4 in league.
The Climber girls knocked off
Thurston on the Rams' court by a
57-38 count Friday night and thus
improved to 5-6 in league and 9-
9 overall. Like their boy counter-
parts they had the fourth district
berth virtually locked up going
into tomorrow night's regular-sea-
son finale. The district tourney
will be held over midwinter break,
next week.
VARSITY BOYS
NorthThurston 4 19 36 53 66
Shelton 12 26 35 53 57
North Thurston - Cody Brooks 13, D.J.
Kirkwood 11, Drew Reid, Casey Phillips 4,
Josh Brewer 6, Alex Tucker 2, Michael Pond,
Erik Henly 13, Will Sharp 17.
FG - 23-45; FT - 16-21.
Shelton - Charlie Vernon 11, Alex Olson
5, Corey Golob 11, Derek Ranney 6, Curtis
Trondsen 19, Trevor Peterson 5, Levi Sutton,
Tyler Pacholke.
FG - 20-43; FT - 11-15.
JAYVEE BOYS
NorthThumton 10 14 25 36
Shelton 10 20 28 39
North Thurston - Hussey 2, Nielsen 2,
Ockerman, McMeel 3, Balzer, Zahnweh 4,
Smith 2, Kitsch 19, Rose 4.
FG - 17-56 (0-15 three-pointers); FT - 2-
6.
Shelton - Korey Sitko 1, Alex Potts, Levi
Sutton, Kevin Eichhorn 4, Brandon Moore 13,
Nathan Vrabel 2, Jared Carlson 12, Alex Le-
Gault 7.
FG - 14-41 (1-6 three-pointers); FT - 10-
16.
VARSITY GIRLS
Shelton 13 29 43 57
North Thurston 5 9 20 38
Shelton - CarrieAnne Allegri 12, Brynna
Fuller 11, Paige Barrett 22, Marissa Hill 2,
Jen Hoss, Krystal Lindblad 2, Brandi Dickin-
son, Alexan Ehrich 6, Annie Johnson 2, Mi-
chelle Davis.
FG - 18-37; FT - 18-24.
North Thurston - Micha Pringle 16, Don-
naesia Dorsey 4, Michelle Maben 3, Carmen
Luce 4, Britanie Lining 1, Allie Logue, Katie
Patchin, Falefa Porter, Kristina Shea, Chrissy
Wichman 7, Kendra Dula-McClymonds 2.
FG - 12-42; FT- 9-18.
JAYVEE GIRLS
Shelton 18 27 44 51
NorthThurston 6 17 28 48
Shelton -Tiffany Twiddy 14, Kassi Prof-
itt 18, All Lund, Nicole Brown 2, Mackenzie
Schmidt, Erin Ranney, Tara Ramsey, Michelle
Davis 6, Amande Stevenson 11.
North Thurston - Anderson, Kessell 6,
Shamburg 3, Green 13, Grantham 1, Bham-
ers 12, Jones, Stretch 6, Davis, Miller 7,
Woulf.
Timberline 6 13 19 22
Shelton 8 28 43 57
Timberline - Michetle 2, Jazmina 2,
Calene, V. Katte, D. Katte 10, Erica 5, Re-
becca 1, Erica, Jenny.
Shelton- Tiffany Twiddy 11, Kassi Prof-
itt 21, All Lund 2, Nicote Brown, Mackenzie
Schmidt 2, Erin Ranney 4, Tara Ramsey, Mi-
chelle Davis 6, Amande Stevenson 10.
Wllaon 11 18 23 34
Shelton 16 24 36 47
Wilson - Maenhout 6, Kaika 4, Young 5,
Harrison 12, Parker 1, Jackson 4, Jones 2.
Shelton- Tiffany Twiddy 16, Kassi Prof-
itt 2, All Lund 2, Nicole Brown, Mackenzie
Schmidt, Erin Ranney 6, Tara Ramsey 4, Mi-
chelle Davis 13, Amande Stevenson 4.
FG - 17 (two of them three-pointers); FT
-7-16.
Lakes 4 10 16 30
Shelton 8 24 34 51
Lakes - Shawanda 4, Matilda 2, Angela 6,
Moriah, Zoe 4, Kaitlyn, Ariele 6, Alicia 6.
Shelton- Tiffany Twiddy 12, Kassi Prof-
itt 4, Ali Lund, Nicole Brown, Mackenzie
Schmidt, Erin Ranney 6, Tara Ramsey, Mi-
chelle Davis 9, Amande Stevenson 20.
Capital 19 32 42 57
Shelton 16 28 40 49
Capital - Megan 16, Rachel 13, Kassy 9,
Tasha 8.
FG-23; FT- 11-15.
Shelton - Tiffany Twiddy 8, Kassi Profitt
8, Ali Lund 2, Nicole Brown 6, Mackenzie
Schmidt, Erin Ranney 2, Tara Ramsey, Mt-
chelle Davis 17, Amande Stevenson 6.
FG - 19 (including one 3-pointer); FT
- 10-16.
Old-timers' game
renews March 2
Climber hoopdom's fourth an-
nual Old-Timer's Basketball Re-
union is just two weeks away.
Featuring the usual gang
of mainstays from Shelton
High School hoop seasons past,
this year's so-called "Hoopla"
go-around is set for the eve-
ning of Friday, March 2, in the
Minidome.
Participants may just show up
unannounced if they so desire,
say organizers, but if they're able
to give advance notice of their in-
tention to play it wouldn't hurt.
"Either contact me or Terry
Gregg," says veteran co-facili-
tator Oz Johnston, identifying
their respective listings as 427-
3902 and 426-6648.
Action, which includes the
usual alumni fun plus the likes
of cheerleader and dance-team
exhibitions and local kids-
league skirmishes, is set to start
around 5 p.m. that evening in
the Minidome. Admission is $5
per person or $15 per family, and
proceeds benefit the nonprofit
Citizens for Shelton Schools or-
ganization.
Climber soever
time's ''
a-comm
Highclimber boys' soccer
turnout is set to start Monday,
February 26, reports veteran
head coach Brian Fairbrother.
Eligible are all boys in grades
9 through 12.
Turnouts will be from 3:15 to
5:15 p.m. at Oakland Bay Ju-
nior High School. All prospects
are reminded they must have
their physical-exam and in-
surance paperwork on file and
their Red Cards in hand or they
won't be able to practice with
the team.'
Rejoining Coach Fairbrother
this spring will be veteran as-
sistant coach Brad Scandrett,
and coming out of retirement
to take the jayvee reins will be
One time freeze per twelve months.
One free month for a referral per
twelve months. Bring your own
towel, a changing room is available.
Hours are 7am-9pm M-Th, 7am-Sunset
Fri, Sat. Closed, Sun 10am-4pm
60 N. Lk. Cushman Rd.
Sherri Johnston, Owner
cell (360) 301-0514
Climber coaching legend Ron _ ' '..L" ............
Otto.
Thursday, February 15, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 21
SPORTS JOURNAL
CLIMBER HOOPDOM'S VARSITY girls' team for 2006-07: From left in
front are Tara Grant, Brandi Dickinson, Alexan Ehrich, CarrieAnne A1-
legri, Brynna Fuller and Paige Barrett. And in the back are assistant
coach Willow Shanahan, Jen Hoss, Krystal Lindblad, coach John Wall-
work, Marissa Hill, Annie Johnson and assistant coach Kelly Bogh.
CLIMBER HOOPDOM'S VARSITY boys for 2006-07: In front is manager
Mitch Carrington. Kneeling, from left, are Charlie Vernon, Tyler Pachol-
ke, Derek Ranney and Alex Olson. And in back are assistant coach Ter-
ry Gregg, Aaron Johnson, Will Trondsen, Brett Riley, Curtis Trondsen,
Corey Golob and coach Mark Jensen. Not pictured is Trevor Peterson.
THE CLIMBER WRESTLERS for 2006-07: In front from left are
Bennett Barrow, manager Beth Luedtke, Sarah Brownstein and Casey
Chamberlin. Second row: Kim Yates, Isaac Garfias, Nathan Zoren, Luke
Deakins, Steven Yando, Isidro "Chilo" Antonio, Logan Roadman and
Juan Lopez. Third row: Jerry Reick, Westin Chavez, coach Roger Wilson,
coach Scott Keyport, head coach Chris Lacy, coach Nick Stigall, coach
Mike Gettle, Anthony O'Connor and Wally McMorris. Back: Ty Barnhart,
Aaron Murdock, Jordan Frost, Jase Connors, Brett Corbett, Jacob
Nikolaisen, Jacob Ohlde and Ronald Yates. Not pictured are wrestler
Alex Cannon, manager Brittanee Mills and coaches Rodgar Garrick and
James Hartley.
futP honors continue to pile up
rl elton s reigning state-cham-
1NWlers.
,tlltlteWer than eight of them, in-
V:"Lg their veteran head coach,
thetueen accorded all-league dis-
R. °a to go along with all the
Phornore .......
Ye W- uanielle l euie
as named MVP of the entire
honors for state-champ bowlers
Western Cascade Conference, and grade were Climber teammates
she was joined in all-league accord
by fully six of her teammates.
Also among the first-team
elite as determined by vote of the
league's head coaches were junior
Chelsey Stevens and sophomores
Brittney Stoutnar, Calista "CJ"
Phipps and Alisha Wade.
And making the second-team
Michelle Robinson and Cammille
Olinger, both veteran juniors.
Last but not least, fourth-year
mentor Curt Snyder, who led the
Climbers to 11-1 and the league,
district and state throne rooms
this winter, shared the league's
"Coach of the Year" distinction
with John Wilson of Timberline.
Boys & girls alike:
Hoop Climbers
make district
First the good news: To Climb-
er hoopdom's boys and girls alike
have gone the spoils of the West-
ern Cascade Conference playoff
chase.
The not-so-good news is their
shared fourth-seed predicament
finds the Climbers skidding in
the boys' case. Indeed, while their
distaff counterparts were winning
their third in a row Friday night
the fellas were dropping their
fourth in the past five games, suf-
fering North Thurston here 57-66
in overtime.
"It was a tough one to lose," said
veteran coach Mark Jensen, not-
ing that it means his boys probably
will have a significantly tougher
draw at district next week.
With their loss to Thurston the
boys dropped to 6-5 in league and
12-8 overall. Thurston improved
to 7-4 in league.
The Climber girls knocked off
Thurston on the Rams' court by a
57-38 count Friday night and thus
improved to 5-6 in league and 9-
9 overall. Like their boy counter-
parts they had the fourth district
berth virtually locked up going
into tomorrow night's regular-sea-
son finale. The district tourney
will be held over midwinter break,
next week.
VARSITY BOYS
NorthThurston 4 19 36 53 66
Shelton 12 26 35 53 57
North Thurston - Cody Brooks 13, D.J.
Kirkwood 11, Drew Reid, Casey Phillips 4,
Josh Brewer 6, Alex Tucker 2, Michael Pond,
Erik Henly 13, Will Sharp 17.
FG - 23-45; FT - 16-21.
Shelton - Charlie Vernon 11, Alex Olson
5, Corey Golob 11, Derek Ranney 6, Curtis
Trondsen 19, Trevor Peterson 5, Levi Sutton,
Tyler Pacholke.
FG - 20-43; FT - 11-15.
JAYVEE BOYS
NorthThumton 10 14 25 36
Shelton 10 20 28 39
North Thurston - Hussey 2, Nielsen 2,
Ockerman, McMeel 3, Balzer, Zahnweh 4,
Smith 2, Kitsch 19, Rose 4.
FG - 17-56 (0-15 three-pointers); FT - 2-
6.
Shelton - Korey Sitko 1, Alex Potts, Levi
Sutton, Kevin Eichhorn 4, Brandon Moore 13,
Nathan Vrabel 2, Jared Carlson 12, Alex Le-
Gault 7.
FG - 14-41 (1-6 three-pointers); FT - 10-
16.
VARSITY GIRLS
Shelton 13 29 43 57
North Thurston 5 9 20 38
Shelton - CarrieAnne Allegri 12, Brynna
Fuller 11, Paige Barrett 22, Marissa Hill 2,
Jen Hoss, Krystal Lindblad 2, Brandi Dickin-
son, Alexan Ehrich 6, Annie Johnson 2, Mi-
chelle Davis.
FG - 18-37; FT - 18-24.
North Thurston - Micha Pringle 16, Don-
naesia Dorsey 4, Michelle Maben 3, Carmen
Luce 4, Britanie Lining 1, Allie Logue, Katie
Patchin, Falefa Porter, Kristina Shea, Chrissy
Wichman 7, Kendra Dula-McClymonds 2.
FG - 12-42; FT- 9-18.
JAYVEE GIRLS
Shelton 18 27 44 51
NorthThurston 6 17 28 48
Shelton -Tiffany Twiddy 14, Kassi Prof-
itt 18, All Lund, Nicole Brown 2, Mackenzie
Schmidt, Erin Ranney, Tara Ramsey, Michelle
Davis 6, Amande Stevenson 11.
North Thurston - Anderson, Kessell 6,
Shamburg 3, Green 13, Grantham 1, Bham-
ers 12, Jones, Stretch 6, Davis, Miller 7,
Woulf.
Timberline 6 13 19 22
Shelton 8 28 43 57
Timberline - Michetle 2, Jazmina 2,
Calene, V. Katte, D. Katte 10, Erica 5, Re-
becca 1, Erica, Jenny.
Shelton- Tiffany Twiddy 11, Kassi Prof-
itt 21, All Lund 2, Nicote Brown, Mackenzie
Schmidt 2, Erin Ranney 4, Tara Ramsey, Mi-
chelle Davis 6, Amande Stevenson 10.
Wllaon 11 18 23 34
Shelton 16 24 36 47
Wilson - Maenhout 6, Kaika 4, Young 5,
Harrison 12, Parker 1, Jackson 4, Jones 2.
Shelton- Tiffany Twiddy 16, Kassi Prof-
itt 2, All Lund 2, Nicole Brown, Mackenzie
Schmidt, Erin Ranney 6, Tara Ramsey 4, Mi-
chelle Davis 13, Amande Stevenson 4.
FG - 17 (two of them three-pointers); FT
-7-16.
Lakes 4 10 16 30
Shelton 8 24 34 51
Lakes - Shawanda 4, Matilda 2, Angela 6,
Moriah, Zoe 4, Kaitlyn, Ariele 6, Alicia 6.
Shelton- Tiffany Twiddy 12, Kassi Prof-
itt 4, Ali Lund, Nicole Brown, Mackenzie
Schmidt, Erin Ranney 6, Tara Ramsey, Mi-
chelle Davis 9, Amande Stevenson 20.
Capital 19 32 42 57
Shelton 16 28 40 49
Capital - Megan 16, Rachel 13, Kassy 9,
Tasha 8.
FG-23; FT- 11-15.
Shelton - Tiffany Twiddy 8, Kassi Profitt
8, Ali Lund 2, Nicole Brown 6, Mackenzie
Schmidt, Erin Ranney 2, Tara Ramsey, Mt-
chelle Davis 17, Amande Stevenson 6.
FG - 19 (including one 3-pointer); FT
- 10-16.
Old-timers' game
renews March 2
Climber hoopdom's fourth an-
nual Old-Timer's Basketball Re-
union is just two weeks away.
Featuring the usual gang
of mainstays from Shelton
High School hoop seasons past,
this year's so-called "Hoopla"
go-around is set for the eve-
ning of Friday, March 2, in the
Minidome.
Participants may just show up
unannounced if they so desire,
say organizers, but if they're able
to give advance notice of their in-
tention to play it wouldn't hurt.
"Either contact me or Terry
Gregg," says veteran co-facili-
tator Oz Johnston, identifying
their respective listings as 427-
3902 and 426-6648.
Action, which includes the
usual alumni fun plus the likes
of cheerleader and dance-team
exhibitions and local kids-
league skirmishes, is set to start
around 5 p.m. that evening in
the Minidome. Admission is $5
per person or $15 per family, and
proceeds benefit the nonprofit
Citizens for Shelton Schools or-
ganization.
Climber soever
time's ''
a-comm
Highclimber boys' soccer
turnout is set to start Monday,
February 26, reports veteran
head coach Brian Fairbrother.
Eligible are all boys in grades
9 through 12.
Turnouts will be from 3:15 to
5:15 p.m. at Oakland Bay Ju-
nior High School. All prospects
are reminded they must have
their physical-exam and in-
surance paperwork on file and
their Red Cards in hand or they
won't be able to practice with
the team.'
Rejoining Coach Fairbrother
this spring will be veteran as-
sistant coach Brad Scandrett,
and coming out of retirement
to take the jayvee reins will be
One time freeze per twelve months.
One free month for a referral per
twelve months. Bring your own
towel, a changing room is available.
Hours are 7am-9pm M-Th, 7am-Sunset
Fri, Sat. Closed, Sun 10am-4pm
60 N. Lk. Cushman Rd.
Sherri Johnston, Owner
cell (360) 301-0514
Climber coaching legend Ron _ ' '..L" ............
Otto.
Thursday, February 15, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 21