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STATE-BOUND CLIMBERS pose this week during one of their final
practice tuneups prior to Friday's big test. From front, clockwise, are Eric
Valley, John Coulon, Doug Coleman, Allan Eaton, Dave Wicken, Lloyd
Gorman and Barry Cochran. For details, see story at right.
first
aSon Jack and Jill
was held
riday night and
School.
adow Valley
• Were the eventual
Ons in the
tournament,
ore a valiant effort
tens win volleyball title
a n n u a 1 by Rod's Reclinel, s No. 2. Kim Goldsby, Edith Dwyer, HI C's 5
A third set was needed
between these two teams before
Shadow Valley could put it
away.
The team members of
Shadow Valley are Doug and
Jeanee Wright, Dave Nutt, Rocky
Nutt, Tracy and Wendy
Armstrong, Jeanie Dickinson,
Duane and Laura Makoviney and
Steve and Lynn Patch•
Third place went to Rod's
Recliners No. 1 and fourth place
went to the Ord All Stars.
JACK AND JILL VOLLEYBALL
LEAGUE (Final league
standi.ngs)
Team won Lost
Shadow Vly. 7 O
2
Rod's Recl. 2 4 3
Rod's Recl. 1 4 3
Les' Barons 3 4
Ord Supers 3 4
Heritage 1 6
Ord All S. 1 6
The Jack and Jill Volleyball
League will start up again in
September.
ee-led Climber alumni
to strong Elma squad
alumni Outplayed Despite the presence of 1977
last week and allstater Chris McGee and Fort
86-62 victory in Steilacoom teammates Mel
to the Ninnis, David Sutton and Dan
exhibition.
champs lose finale
SOphomores game better than the runner-up
last Friday on Cougars.
it wasn't Aaron Roberts paced the
excitement of Climbers in defeat in their finale,
"eVer league grabbing ten rebounds and
SCOring seven points. Rusty
lost 56-44 to Gigstead led with 12 points and
COuntry, their Tad Smith added ten.
]s one-half
Fitchitt, the ex-Climber squad
just couldn't match the
firepower of Elma's Ran Sheets,
Roger Weld and Mike Hermsan,
especially.
The 6-6 McGee scored 12
points to lead Shelton, but
Sheets hit 31 and Weld and
$
jayvees closed
with
visiting Elma.
Gary Orr led
and 18 points,
gave the
Harlan
mark of 14-,
ahead of the
WEAR
Tuxedo
¢e
Scotti
Hermsan 15 and 14 respectively
and the Elma squad was never
headed.
Ninnis added ten, Drew Eken
11, Dale Johnson nine, Sutton
seven, Fitchitt six and Tom
Brigham seven, while Randy
Lewis played a nonscoring role.
€omes
close
Climber gymnast Scotti
Seljestad competed at state last
weekend and very nearly made
the finals.
The standout sophomore,
ninth at regionals in the vaulting
event, scored a fine 8.0 on one
of her efforts in the big state
finale but was not among the,
final group Saturday.
"The competition was
extremely tough, though," noted
Climber Coach Lee Ann
Johnson. "Scotti did real well
and learned an awful lot. It was
a good experience for her."
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Seven from Shelton High
Swimmers state-bound
Seven' members of the
Highclimber boys' swimming
team will travel to the University
of Wasllington tomorrow to
compete in the state swimming
and diving championships.
Qualifying for the honor are
seniors Allan Eaton, Dave Wicken
and Doug Coleman; juniors Eric
Valley, Lloyd German and Barry
Cochran; and sophomore John
Coulon.
Valley, second in both the
200 and 500 free in district,
represents perhaps the Climbers'
best hope for individual honors.
He'll be going in the 100 and
200 frees and will also anchor the
Climbers' 400 free relay effort.
Eric's 1:49.8 school-record
performance in the 200 a week
ago Saturday in district currently
ranks 16th best in the state, and
Climber Coach Doug Hanna
figures it's unlikely all 15 ahead
of Valley will be entered in the
.event this weekend.
"What's more," said Hanna,
"district was only the third time
Eric swam the event all year -
and the first time he had any
competition at all. Really, there's
no telling what he can do."
Only the top 12 finishers in
Friday's prelims go on to the
finals.
Valley's best in the 100 free,
50.6 - another Climber record -
is also competitive, said his coach.
"If he can get it down under 50
seconds - and I think he can,"
said Hanna, "-then he could
well make the top 12 in that
event, too."
Teaming with Valley in the
400 free relay will be Eaton
(52.9), Coleman (54.0) and
Gorman (54.8). Gorman beat out
Barry Cochran for the third-led
spot in a time trial just last week.
With Cochran in, the group's best
time this year was a 3:32.5. The
Climber record, set two years ago,
is 3:30.8 - and ttanna figures
something in that neck of the
woods will be required for a
Climber placement in the event
this weekend.
Shelton's other individual
performer at state, senior Wicken
in the lO0 breast, shattered his
own school record with a fine
1:05.5 earlier this season and has
improved nearly two full seconds
over last year.
"Dave's capable of a
l:04-something," said his coach.
"But so much depends on how he
feels this weekend when he hits
the water. You see, the breast is
kinda funny. One day you can
have your stroke down perfect
and the next it'll be off -- and
having it off just a little can make
a whole world of difference in
your time."
Hanna added that it concerns
him most because the UW pool
has no warm-up area. The
swimmers can't tune up their
strokes prior to the heat. "They
just have to hope they've got their
stroke down perfect," said the
Climber mentor.
Shelton's other state event
will be the 200 medley relay.
Sophomore John Coulon will be
filling in for Valley so Eric can
swim the 200 free and 100 free
both, but Hanna advises that the
team won't give up much in the
bargain.
John's time in the backstroke,
about 29.0, is just about as good
as Eric's, really," he said. "So we
could surprise some people there
if we put it together."
Wicken will swim the
breaststroke leg, and his personal
best is 29.0 - very fast, said his
coach, considering the fact that
the breast is supposed to be far
and away the slowest leg of the
event.
The butterfly leg will be
manned by Cochran, with a best
of 26.6, while Eaton (23.0) will
anchor with the freestyle sprint.
String together their PR splits,
advised Hanna, and the boys
should be able to record about a
1:46 in the event. That would be
a varsity record, by 1.8 seconds.
Do a little better than their
previous bests, he added, and they
might crack the top dozen. "A
1:45 could do it," said Hanna.
Friday's preliminaries are
scheduled to get underway at 1
p.m. The finals will begin at the
same time Saturday.
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