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FLYONTHESIDELINE
Journal photo by Emily Hanson
The framework for the baseball dugout has
nearly been completed after less than two
weeks of work by Gubbe Construction.
way
Should be functional by
baseball season
By EMILY HANSON Over Labor Day week-
e, mily@n~asoncoun~y.com, end in September, the
2,400-square-foot club-
house was burned down by
Construction on the re- an arsonist or arsonists un-
building project of the Shel- known.
ton High School baseball"Unfortunately, there
dugout and clubhouse be-are no new leads in the
gan earlier this month and case," Detective Chris Kos-
after less than two weeks tad with the Shelton Po-
of work, the framework lice Department said. "It's
for the building is roughly still an open investigation
halfway done. we're still working on. We
"Weather permitting, do have some suspects, but
the plan is still to have the it's still open. We're asking
dugout back to the stateanyone with knowledge to
it was in before it was contact us."
burned," Bob Woods, Shel-
Kostad can be reached at
ton School District director 432-5133.
of facilities, said. "As soon Twiddy said he, Strand
as it's up and has passed and Puterbaugh are a little
inspection, we're going to disappointed they could not
move right along." help with the rebuilding
Berschauer Construc- project.
tion from Olympia won the "At the same time,
bid to oversee the project we're thankful we'll have
last month and Gubbe Con- the dugout and clubhouse
struction has been doingfor this baseball season,"
the framework, he added.
"So far, so good with The three seniors re-
this project," Greg Monda, quested to help rebuild the
project manager with Ber- clubhouse but were told
schauer Construction, said. they could not, Twiddy said.
"It's going real smooth. It's "My understanding is
a pretty simple structure that since the rebuild was
and there's been nothingbeing covered by insurance,
holding us up yet." they couldn't have three
Monda said the agree- kids working on it. It's un-
ment for the project is to derstandable," he said.
have as much done on theTwiddy has seen the
structure as possible and to work that has been done on
have it useable by the start the dugout and clubhouse
of baseball season, so far and feels the project
"There'll be things thatis coming along well.
are not done but it'll be use- "I just want to say
able by baseball season," he thanks again to the com-
said. munity and everybody who
The structure was origi-reached out and supported
nally built as the senior us through this," he said.
project of Colton Twiddy, When the outside of the
Joe Strand and Forest clubhouse and dugout is
Puterbaugh with the helpcomplete, Woods said the
of their mentor Erik Eng- school must receive a per-
strom as well as donations mit to occupy the building
of supplies, labor and time before starting the inside
from the community, work.
Shelton spring sports
registration now open
Shelton High School ath-reduced lunch.
letes can now register for The Shelton High School
spring sports. ASB fee is $30 and the Oak-
Students can register be- land Bay Junior High ASB
fore school, during lunches fee is $20.
and after school until 2:45 Completed packets for
p.m. each day until Feb. 24. baseball, fastpitch, boys'
Highclimbers who want toand girls' golf, girls' ten-
participate in spring sports nis, boys' and girls' track
need to turn in their com- and boys' soccer need to be
pleted athletic registration turned in to the SHS Athlet-
card, emergency card and a ics Office.
copy of their current sports A mandatory parent
physical, as well as pur- meeting is set for 7 p.m. on
chase their ASB and pay Wednesday, Feb. 29, in the
their sport fee. SHS cafeteria.
Returning athletes need All student athletes must
to only complete the emer- have a parent or guardian
gency card because their reg- attend at least one of these
istration is already on file. meetings each school year
The sport fee is $50 or in order to be eligible for
$25 for students on free or sports.
Don't forget to continue to support athletes in postseason
~jLjlthough nearly every season is over for the Shel- To attend both games, the cost is
ton and North Mason high school winter teams,~ $6 for adults, $4 for students with
thought I'd remind everybody that not all of ASB and $4 for senior citizens.
the winter athletes are done. ~ The Knight Owls are often over-
For Shelton, four wrestlers have advanced to the looked by the larger Mason County
2012 WIAA Mat Classic XXIV. community, so now is the perfect time
Seniors Ty McCullough at 113, Adam Coffman at to right that wrong by traveling out to
132, Colby Barber at 170 and Johnathen Dennis at Montesano High School to cheer them
182 are all set to compete this weekend at the Tacoma on.
Dome, where they'll face off against the best-of-the- The Lady Owls will face off against
best in 4A wrestling for a chance to bring home first By EMILY King's Way Christian at 5 p.m. while
place. HANSON the Knight Owls will play against Co-
North Mason is also sending four wrestlers to the lumbia Adventist at 6:30 p.m.
Mat Classic. Finally, SHS has one more athlete competing this
Senior Zac Joaquin is a defending state champion weekend.
at 113 while senior Rene Miguel will compete at 120, Senior Indi Endicott is set to swim at the WIAA
senior Brian McCarty will wrestle at 145 and sopho- 2012 4A State Meet on Friday, Feb. 17, and Saturday,
more Chase Davis will wrestle at 195. The Bulldogs Feb. 18, at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal
will compete at the 2A level. Way.
These Highclimbers and Bulldogs have worked Endicott's preliminary race will begin some time
hard all season to earn this opportunity. For seven of after 2:30 p.m. on Feb. 17. If he advances to the finals,
the eight advancing wrestlers, this is their last chance Endicott will swim in the 50-freestyle some time after
to be state champions, so go on up to the Tacoma 2:15 p.m. on Feb. 18.
Dome for two days of exciting wrestling. What else is All-meet tickets cost $15 for adults, $10 for stu-
there to do this weekend? dents with an ASB card and $10 for senior citizens.
All-tournament tickets cost $23 for adults, $17 For just one day of the meet, adult tickets are $9 while
for students with an ASB card.and $17 for senior tickets for senior citizens and students with an ASB
citizens. For those interested in only attending one card are $7.
day of the tournament, tickets will be $15 for adults With no other sports to attend this weekl why not
and $11 for senior citizens and students with an ASB show some love to the athletes who have qualified for
card. postseason competition, regardless of which school
To answer the question of what else is there to do they attend?
this weekend, Montesano is less than 40 miles away Afterall, not all athletes in Mason County get the
from Shelton and the Owls from Mary M. Knight could opportunity to play in the offseason. Many of these
use more support as both the boy~' and girls' teams athletes are seniors and some of them may not play
will be competing in the second round of the District spring sports. This could be your last chance to see
IV Basketball Tournament this Saturday, Feb. 18. some of these athletes compete.
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