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Bulldogs
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rest of the season.
"I think that helped us a lot,"
Friesen said. "They'll probably
be back together again."
Senior Sebastian Gaspar
had six shot attempts in the
game and two sailed over the
net and through the football
uprights.
While Friesen said he wants
Gaspar to shoot, he is going to
work with him on looking at
all options before taking a shot
on goal.
"I'm just glad he's [Gaspar]
in the right position and creat-
ing opportunities for himself,"
Friesen said. "He's going to
score a lot of goals for us."
March 11 at Bonney Lake
High School in Bonney Lake
North Mason 0 0-0
BonneyLake 5 1-6
Scoring summary:
BL - Nick Alexander, 3:35
BL
(Brody
6:14
BL-
BL-
BL-
BL-
Cameron Goenner
Fitzsimmons assist),
Fitzsimmons, 8:50
Tyler Free, 24:29
Jacob Curtis, 36:26
Alexander, 62:30
Team statistics:
Shots on goal - North Ma-
son 7, Bonney Lake 22; Corner
kicks - North Mason 1, Bonney
Lake 6; Yellow cards - North
Mason 2, Bonney Lake 1; Red
cards - None
Bulldogs
lose after
allowing
14 first half
shots
North Mason boys soccer
was unable to get a win on the
road Tuesday at Highline High
School in Burien in a 2-1 loss.
The Bulldogs (0-2-0) were
outshot 14-1 in the first half,
but had 12 attempts on goal in
the second half to Highline's
four.
After two first half goals by
Highline, North Mason earned
their lone goal at the start of
the second half after a cross
from Sebastian Gaspar was
knocked into the net by one of
Highline's defenders.
Journal photo by Dean Siemon
North Mason High School's Miguel Francisco at-
tempts to juke Bonney Lake High School defenders
during the Bulldogs' 6-0 loss on Friday in Bonney
Lake in the season opener.
Hllsband-wife team to coach young and skilled N I golfers
Journal photo by Dean Siemon
North Mason High
School junior golfer
iVlichael Wiseman.
By DEAN SIEMON
Martha Music, a return-
ing North Mason High
School boys and girls golf
coach, is not only excited
about the upcoming season,
but for the chance to coach
with her husband, Ron, in
2011.
Ron Music took over for
Mike Gastineau, who had
to leave due to an injury,
according to Martha Music.
"We're both happy to
coach together," Martha
Music said. "This is one of
my dreams, to coach the
younger generation how to
golf."
The boys team finished
with a record of 0-10, while
the girls finished with one
win. But Martha Music
said the returning six golf-
ers have improved.
"The ones who are re-
turning are so much better
than last year," she said.
Senior Blake Eddy, ju-
nior Michael Wiseman and
sophomores Cody Vander-
sluis and Derek Laaksonen
return for North Mason's
boys team.
The two returning golf-
ers for the girls are senior
Sarah Mundell and sopho-
more Victoria Effray.
Each of the teams also
have talented freshmen en-
tering the program.
"Three of the four fresh-
men [girls] are coming in
and playing well," Martha
Music said, noting two out
of the three freshmen boys
are entering with potential.
"I feel like this year,
we're going to have more
wins for both the boys and
the girls," she continued.
"Both Ron and I are excited
for our teams."
In addition to the fresh-
men class, the boys team
has four sophomores and
the girls have three.
"We're a new team with
new blood and we're excit-
ed," Martha Music said.
Even though tle weather
has not been perfect for the
North Mason golf program,
Martha Music said the golf-
ers have been enthusiastic
through the pouring rain
and cold.
"They will actually go
out in the pouring rain and
go to the driving range,"
she said about the team
after practice is made op-
tional or canceled.
North Mason's golf pro-
gram will also take the
course with equipment
supplied by community
members.
"All our golf bags were
donated by the men's and
ladies' golf clubs at Lake-
Land Village," Martha Mu-
sic said.
The golf bags have a to-
tal value of $1,200.
Bulldogs
open
season
at Port
Townsend
North Mason boys and
girls golf opened their
season at Port Townsend
Golf Course against Port
Townsend High School.
The North Mason boys
lost to Port Townsend in
nine holes, 215-260.
Port Townsend was led
by Cody Piper's 38, followed
by Sean Anderson and Jake
VonVolki with 42 each.
The Bulldogs were led
by Andy Renne and Blake
Eddy, each with a score
of 49. Tommy Renne shot
50, followed by Austin Ma-
kowski's 50 and Michael
Wiseman's 62.
Neither North Mason or
Port Townsend had enough
girls for a match (minimum
five each team).
Port Townsend's Jenny
Grauberger was had the
lowest score out of all four
girls with 39.
North Mason's Madison
Johnson shot a round of
59, followed by scores of
62 from both Tori Bamibrd
and Victoria Effray.
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