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Journal photo by Dean Siemon
Mary M. Knight High School's Ashley Kiliz
blocks Washington State Deaf School's
Daniela Chavez during Tuesday's playoff
game in Matlock.
Owls
Continued from page C-1
"She keeps wanting to
get better and I think she
will," he said.
Freshman Carlie Ad-
sero led the team with 10
points. While junior Em-
ily Johnson scored two
points, she contributed 11
rebounds and five assists.
Junior Linda Cook
led the team with 12 re-
bounds. Freshman Han-
nah Frost had nine re-
bounds and three steals.
Lauren Dierkop, an-
other eighth grader for
the Lady Owls, had six re-
bounds and two steals in
addtion to her four points.
Valley said for a team
that was entering the sea-
son after an 0-18 record,
the Lady Owls exceeded
his expectations with the
second place fLrLish in the
Coastal League.
"Any win from here on
is a bonus to a great sea-
son," Valley said. "With no
seniors, this postseason is
great experience."
February 15 at Mary
M. Knight High School in
Matlock
WSD 3 13 16 7 - 35
MMK 9 5 17 16- 47
Washington State Deaf
Mackey 21, Rodriguez
5, Ingram 4, Randant 3,
Chavez 2
Mary M. Knight - Adse-
ro 10, M. Sowle 8, A. Sowle
6, Snyder 4, Dierkop 4,
Cook 3, Johnson 2
Wrestling
Continued from page C-1
18-19, at the Tacoma Dome
in Tacoma, where the best
wrestlers from across the
state converge for two days.
The three Climber grap-
plers said they each have
their own things to work on
in the week before the Mat
Classic.
"We just go back and im-
prove the areas we need to
get better at and get the
matches in the positions we
want them," Lacy said.
February 12 at Shelton
High School in Shelton
2011 4A Region III Wres-
tling Tournament - 1) Ta-
homa, 229; 2) South Kitsap,
146; 3) Kentwood, 99; 4) Au-
burn, 98; 5) Kentlake, 80;
6) Kentridge, 74; 7) Central
Kitsap, 54; 8) Kent Merid-
ian, 51; TP) Mount Rainier,
48; TP) Shelton, 48; 11)
Thomas Jefferson, 46; 12)
Olympia, 41.5; 13) Mount
Tahoma, 18; 14) Bellarmine
Prep, 17; 15) Auburn River-
side, 15
Shelton individual re-
sults:
Championships
125 - Jesse Vaughn (Ta-
homa) pinned Jakeob Gar-
rick (Shelton), 3:10
Third/fourth
112 - Gabe Boynay (Taho-
ma) pinned Ty McCullough
(Shelton), 4:43; 160 - Colby
Barber (Shelton) pinned
Tarin MacDonald (Auburn),
3:10
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Journal photo by Dean Siemon
Shelton High School's Colby Barber attempts to fight out of a pin at-
tempt from Tahoma High School's Garrett Autrey during Saturday's
4A Region III wrestling tournament held at Shelton High School's
Minidome. Barber joins Ty McCullough and Jakeob Garrick to this
year's WIAA Mat Classic on Friday and Saturday at the Tacoma Dome
in Tacoma.
Bulldogs
Continued from page C-1
expects a lot from the re-
turning players.
"It's time or some young-
er kids to step up and fill
those shoes," he said.
One example of a young
player with potential is
sophomore Anthony Price.
"He could be a good lit-
tle ball player if he worked
hard over the summer,"
Hackett said.
Hackett also noted ju-
niors Austin Sandquist and
Will Crummey.
But Hackett said the re-
turning players know that it
is not going to be easy when
they make the transition
into new varsity roles.
"Hopefully some of these
younger guys saw what it
takes," Hackett said. "We're
not a team that is expecting
to go 20-0."
Hackett said the Bull-
dogs fought hard near the
end of the season to earn
their chance at a playoff
spot.
"They [the younger play-
ers] have to understand we
have to work really hard if
we want to get back in the
playoffs next year," he said.
February 11 at Foster
High School in Steilacoom
2A sub-district playoffs
N. Mason 11 91512-47
Sumner 15 23 12 19 - 69
North Mason - Barker 14,
Bielec 11, Casteel 8, Bish-
op 4, Burley 4, Frender 4,
Sandquist 2
Sumner - Salisbury 17,
Dan Devries 15, Clark 9,
Kendall 10, Dave Devries 6
Bulldogs
beat Eagles
in rubber
match
The North Mason Bull-
dogs (6-14, 5-12 1A/2A/3A
Olympic League) defeat-
ed Klahowya Secondary
School (5-15, 4-13 Olympic
League) in a tiebreaker
game, 49-37, played Feb-
ruary 9 at the neutral
Bremerton High School.
The teams split the sea-
son series - North Mason
winning at Klahowya, 56-
41, on January 4, with the
Eagles winning 56-47 in
Belfair on February 4.
But the tiebreaker win
gave the Bulldogs the fifth
place standing out the
the Olympic League's 2A
teams and a berth into the
sub-district tournament.
"It's been our goal since
day one," said Steve Hack-
ett, North Mason head
coach. "Obviously we wish
we were a higher seed."
North Mason lost 75-42
in a regular season finale
at Bremerton the night be-
fore, where Hackett said
the team tried out a new
defensive scheme where
two of the five Bulldogs on
the court go man defense
and the other three in a
zone defense.
"It was kind of a 32 min-
ute scrimmage," he said.
"We got to correct some
things."
Senior Garrett Burley,
who led the team with 14
points and 12 rebounds,
said the Bulldogs easily
put the Bremerton loss be-
hind them.
"It's really exciting and
we knew we wanted to face
them again," Burley said.
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