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i / They're ready! ART'S hometown biggie, that is - and annual All.Butokukan Karate Tourna- us no less than Number 20 in the continuing series 's Upwards of 200 martial artists from all over st and British Columbia and from as far as California and Colorado. Set once again for the High School Minidome, Saturday's renewal both forms and sparring compdtition plus exhibitions. Elimination rounds start at 10:30 and the finals begin at 6 p.m. Above, / ? some of Shelton sensei Tim Ford's current crop of stu- dents strike a pose in the Shelton dojo. In front from left are Arturo Martinez, Jordan Sandoval, Emily Del- Bosque, Alexia DelBosque (her sister), Felicia Barnett and Claudia Garcia. Second row: Steven Julian, Robby Child, Amanda Elmandollar, Israel Martinez (Arturo's brother), Josh Speigle (behind Israel), Shannon Moe, Aide DelBosque and Rex McNish. In back are Dan Speigle, Nick Visser, Dovie Knutz, Martin Gonzales and Krysten Thompson. C boys tough under throttle ,'ason in traditional fashion this eve- ees: s  James Aries and Jim Up-tempo proved synonymous with out-standing for Highclimb- er hoopdom's C-squad boys this past season. Best at full throttle, Shelton's varsity-players-in-the-making parlayed their forte into a 14-3 record. "An outstanding season," says their mentor, coach Terry Dion. "We swept Aberdeen, Capital and Tumwater and split with Olympia." His boys' above-average ball- handling and passing skills had a lot to do with their success, says Dion. Especially on the move. "Yeah, when the tempo was up," he says, "we excelled as com- pared to our competition." The squad exhibited great teamwork, too, adds Dion, with most of the players scoring in every game. "And over the course of the year," he says, "we had five different players lead us in scoring." And defensively? "We were solid," says Coach. "We had many games where we shut the opponents down for a quarter or more. "And another factor that aided our efforts was the ability to re- gain momentum during a game after the other team went on a run." Sophomores all, the Climber C- squaders included Aaron Dorcy, Ryan Gonzales, Jason Winans, Jay Edgington, Donal Wood, Zach Bowman, Zach Sheetz, Kris Felix, Mike Gray, Dan Philpott and Philip Johnson. Jayvees won with balance S hoop boys fed feted Climber basketball's jayvee ............  ............. boys parlayed notable balance into a winning season this year. liaber hoop boys wrap Fresh Team Northern Girls Second team - Ellsabeth de Waal Male- With five players averaging be- Chris Gray. winner - Brian Brad- "Coaches' Award" winner - Casey Wil- liams. "Most Improved" - Chris Boelk. "Most Valuable" - A.J. Mall. Rivers League All-Conference Teams Northern Boys MVP - Matt DeBord, 6-4 senior, Olym- pia. First team - Aaron Brown (6-1 junior, Shslton), Jim Richardson (6-6 senior, Shelton), Adam Laneer (6-4 senior, Tumwa- ter), Jerry Nash (6-2 junior, Capital) and John Stoddard (6-0 senior, Tumwater). Second team - Nell Swanson (6-4 se- nior, Olympia), Greg Isaacson (6-0 junior, Aberdeen), Michael Fay (6-9 sophomore, Capital), Taylor Clinton (5-10 junior, Capital) and David Callahan (6-5 senior, Tumwater). Coach of the Year - Mark Jensen, Shel- ton. MVP - Laura Quigg, 6-3 senior, Aber- deen. First team - Alison Tuttis (5-6 senior, Aberdeen), Christine Schade (5-11 senior, Capital), Heidi Patterson (6-0 senior, Tum- water), Jen Stoddard (5-11 sophomore, Tumwater) and Kayce Sheets (6-3 senior, Tumwater). WEDNESDAY AFTERSCHOOL KIDS 3/3/99 Men's Hi Game: Ryan Earles, 147. Men's Hi Series: John Schuffenhaur, 263. Women's Hi Game and Series: Krysten Thompson, 142 and 259. Standings: #2 41-22, Pepper 39-24, fyt (5-10 junior, Shelton), Kara Bjorklund (5- 11 junior, Capital), Kate Siddell (5-6 senior, Capital), Zandrea Shattuck (5-11 senior, Tumwater) and Julia Eisentrout (5-9 sopho- more, Olympia). Coach of the Year (tie) - Nell White of Capital and Steve Roth of Olympia. Showboats 36-27, K&K 32-31, Psychedelic 26-37, #1 0-63. Pepper 2, Karen Pursey 237; K&K 1, Kelly Clark 168; Showboats 2, John Schuf- fenhaur 263; Psychedelic 1, Jessica Lewis 275. - Owen Bacon. Brown• - Jon Weeden. - Jacob Galloway• Brian Corey. - Aaron Dorcy. - Ryan Gonzales. Krls Felix. ' soccer sign-up on tap Soccer Club will League action goes from June 22 A coaching clinic has been set Elementary School. )s for its upcoming to July 30. Games are weekday for June 12 from 9 a.m. to noon For more information call Jane 27. evenings, in the first portable at Mt. View Jacobs at 426-7269. m downtown Shel- Library, the | session is set to run I • to 2 P.m. I Clip out ommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm| I I I Last Name First Name MI r Phone: 'Home # Work # Street Address City State Zip School Years Played Soccer: Summer  Fall  Spring Adult Shin Size: XS, S, M, L, XL Sex (M/F) Age (as of 8/31/99) Bhdate (Month/Day/Yea0 '*Financial Aid Requested __ Yes No ALL PLAYERS WILL BE ASSIGNED TO A TEAM IN THEIR AGE GROUP BY A RANDOM SELECTION PROCESS. L The parent/or ardian of give my permission for him/her to participate in any and all mccer activities sponsored by SYSC, Inc.. I assume all risks incidental to participation and release the Shehon Youth Soccer Club, Inc. including its organizers, sponsors, supervisors, and participants, from any claim of injury from these activities. I understand SYSC does not provide any form of insurance coverage to the participants. Signature of Parent or Guardian Date Printed Name MEDICAL RELEASE L the parent/lesal guardian of , state that my child is capable ofpanicipafing in the SYSC activities I authorize and consent to medical, surgical and hospital care, treatment and procedures to be performed for my child by a licensed physician or hospital when deemed immvdiely necessary or advisable by the physician to safed my child' s health and I cannot be contacted. I waive my right of informed content to such treatment. Signature of Parent/Guardian Physical Restriction/Allergies Child" s Physician Date Child's Birthdate Phone No. I Employer/Imurance Coverage Group or Member No. I I I I I imm I I i m m m am m m m m s I m m m  Im m Nil m m n II lmmm maN I m mm m I m mm NB m i m i m II rmlq tween 7.2 and 11.4 points a game, the Climbers outscored their op- ponents 54.4 to 42.75 and fin- ished with a record of 15-5. They were 10-4 in league. "The team displayed outstand- ing teamwork throughout the sea- son, on both offense and defense," says coach Brian Faire. "The ef- fort put forth by all of them was tremendous, and the improve- ment shown by all gives a lot of promise for the future of High- climber basketball." Sophomore Brian Corey led the way offensively, averaging 11.4 points a game. He was followed by classmate Dustin Tobey at 9.4, junior Jacob Geist at 8.2, sopho- more Shawn Brady at 7.4, junior Jacob Galloway at 7.2, sophomore John Richardson at 5.8, junior Jon Weeden at 4.9 and classmate Josh Remmen at 2.9. The Climbers' victories came against River Ridge, Timberline, Lakes, North Mason, Capital (twice), Clover Park, Aberdeen (twice), Tumwater (twice), Cheha- Its, R.A. Long, Camas and Washougal. They lost to Olympia twice - by only a point in overtime after be- ing blown out by 34 in the first encounter - and to Mark Morris, Centralia and Wilson. I I THURSDAY LADIES TRIO 314/99 I Women's Hi Game and Series: Bev Cross, I 205 and 499. I Mikes 3, Bev Cross 499; Holiday 1, I Louise Snyder 456; Toziers 1, Connie I Greenfield 400; Spare 3, Mae West 473; I Hunter 0, Peg Robertson 468; Jon 4, Betty I Gray 490. I I Beta.Zeta I chanty golf I next month I The Beta Zeta "Swing into | Spring" charity golf tournament | has been set for April 17. | I The Saturday competition will | tee off at Bayshore Golf Club. I Proceeds of the event will be I used to help send local handi- | capped kids to camp. I Beta Zeta is the local chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority. For more information call Jane White at 426-1333. I all kids 6 to 17 I 5-year-olds I turn 6 before I I I I are $25 for one I r two and $45 for I Per family. I I exchange will l are urged to l ar old cleats, shin | on. l I sable t° attend the rag" I tlpSti .0a are advised they I ga-up forms at the I I I deadline for mail- and there is a $10 must be mailed in Late registrants waiting list and team on a first- SPace "s available. m forms to ox 131, Shelton, WA ltic is set to start June 14. Parting shots m HOOPDOM'S C-SQUAD Climbers: In front from left are Dan Philpott, Aaron Dorcy and Ryan Gonzales. Back: Philip Johnson, Zach Bowman, coach Terry Dion, Donal Wood and Zach Sheetz. Not pictured are Jason Winans, Jay Edgington, Kris Felix and Mike Gray. SHELTON'S JAYVEE BOYS: From left in front are Brian Corey, Shawn Brady and Jon Weeden. Back: Dustin Tobey, Jacob Galloway, John Richardson, Jacot Geist, Josh Remmen and manager Brandon Searles. Not pic- tured is coach Brian Faire. THE CLIMBER JAYVEE girls' team: in front from left are Rebecca Speigle, Melissa Scovill and Courtney Weeden. Back: Elena Smith, Jaclyn Muns, Amanda Mc- Clary, Fawn Gouley, LaVinia Sherman and coach Steve Morgan. Not pictured are Kaytie Maestas, Whitney Graham and Erin Brady. THE CLIMBER GIRLS' basketball team for 1998-99: In front from left are Willow Shanahan and Brooke Jack- son. Back: coach Perry Winkle, Stephanie Davis, Ingrid Rains, Stephanie Beck, Ina Choi, Liz de Waal Malefyt, Johanna Thomas, Melissa Dederick and Aimee Auseth. Not pictured are Kaytie Maestas, Melissa Scovill and Ja- clyn Muns. ,Uowling ........ SIMPSON 3/1199 Men's Hi Game: John Tinslsy, 244. Men's Hi Series: Glen Chamberlain, 595. Standings: Clark 6-2, Castle 5-3, Oles 5- 3, White 5-3, Orient 4-4, Stillwell 4-4, Timber 4-4, Moose 4-4, Mor 4-4, Harveys 3-5, Bull 3-5, First 1-7. Harvevs 0, Greg Harvey 504; Clark 4, Alan Zenger 522; Orient 1, Dick Arnold 561; Bull 3, Jeff Thompson 530; Oles 1, Willie Owens 585; White 3, Mike Eaton 594; Still- well 3, Rich Hutslng 538; First 1, Paul Brown 567; Castle 4, Mike Coleman 527; Timber 0, Hilton Malone 594; Mot 3, Glen Chamber- lain 595; Moose 1, Jim Robinson 565. ursd; March 18, 1999 Shelton-Mason Count - Page 23 m i / They're ready! ART'S hometown biggie, that is - and annual All.Butokukan Karate Tourna- us no less than Number 20 in the continuing series 's Upwards of 200 martial artists from all over st and British Columbia and from as far as California and Colorado. Set once again for the High School Minidome, Saturday's renewal both forms and sparring compdtition plus exhibitions. Elimination rounds start at 10:30 and the finals begin at 6 p.m. Above, / ? some of Shelton sensei Tim Ford's current crop of stu- dents strike a pose in the Shelton dojo. In front from left are Arturo Martinez, Jordan Sandoval, Emily Del- Bosque, Alexia DelBosque (her sister), Felicia Barnett and Claudia Garcia. Second row: Steven Julian, Robby Child, Amanda Elmandollar, Israel Martinez (Arturo's brother), Josh Speigle (behind Israel), Shannon Moe, Aide DelBosque and Rex McNish. In back are Dan Speigle, Nick Visser, Dovie Knutz, Martin Gonzales and Krysten Thompson. C boys tough under throttle ,'ason in traditional fashion this eve- ees: s  James Aries and Jim Up-tempo proved synonymous with out-standing for Highclimb- er hoopdom's C-squad boys this past season. Best at full throttle, Shelton's varsity-players-in-the-making parlayed their forte into a 14-3 record. "An outstanding season," says their mentor, coach Terry Dion. "We swept Aberdeen, Capital and Tumwater and split with Olympia." His boys' above-average ball- handling and passing skills had a lot to do with their success, says Dion. Especially on the move. "Yeah, when the tempo was up," he says, "we excelled as com- pared to our competition." The squad exhibited great teamwork, too, adds Dion, with most of the players scoring in every game. "And over the course of the year," he says, "we had five different players lead us in scoring." And defensively? "We were solid," says Coach. "We had many games where we shut the opponents down for a quarter or more. "And another factor that aided our efforts was the ability to re- gain momentum during a game after the other team went on a run." Sophomores all, the Climber C- squaders included Aaron Dorcy, Ryan Gonzales, Jason Winans, Jay Edgington, Donal Wood, Zach Bowman, Zach Sheetz, Kris Felix, Mike Gray, Dan Philpott and Philip Johnson. Jayvees won with balance S hoop boys fed feted Climber basketball's jayvee ............  ............. boys parlayed notable balance into a winning season this year. liaber hoop boys wrap Fresh Team Northern Girls Second team - Ellsabeth de Waal Male- With five players averaging be- Chris Gray. winner - Brian Brad- "Coaches' Award" winner - Casey Wil- liams. "Most Improved" - Chris Boelk. "Most Valuable" - A.J. Mall. Rivers League All-Conference Teams Northern Boys MVP - Matt DeBord, 6-4 senior, Olym- pia. First team - Aaron Brown (6-1 junior, Shslton), Jim Richardson (6-6 senior, Shelton), Adam Laneer (6-4 senior, Tumwa- ter), Jerry Nash (6-2 junior, Capital) and John Stoddard (6-0 senior, Tumwater). Second team - Nell Swanson (6-4 se- nior, Olympia), Greg Isaacson (6-0 junior, Aberdeen), Michael Fay (6-9 sophomore, Capital), Taylor Clinton (5-10 junior, Capital) and David Callahan (6-5 senior, Tumwater). Coach of the Year - Mark Jensen, Shel- ton. MVP - Laura Quigg, 6-3 senior, Aber- deen. First team - Alison Tuttis (5-6 senior, Aberdeen), Christine Schade (5-11 senior, Capital), Heidi Patterson (6-0 senior, Tum- water), Jen Stoddard (5-11 sophomore, Tumwater) and Kayce Sheets (6-3 senior, Tumwater). WEDNESDAY AFTERSCHOOL KIDS 3/3/99 Men's Hi Game: Ryan Earles, 147. Men's Hi Series: John Schuffenhaur, 263. Women's Hi Game and Series: Krysten Thompson, 142 and 259. Standings: #2 41-22, Pepper 39-24, fyt (5-10 junior, Shelton), Kara Bjorklund (5- 11 junior, Capital), Kate Siddell (5-6 senior, Capital), Zandrea Shattuck (5-11 senior, Tumwater) and Julia Eisentrout (5-9 sopho- more, Olympia). Coach of the Year (tie) - Nell White of Capital and Steve Roth of Olympia. Showboats 36-27, K&K 32-31, Psychedelic 26-37, #1 0-63. Pepper 2, Karen Pursey 237; K&K 1, Kelly Clark 168; Showboats 2, John Schuf- fenhaur 263; Psychedelic 1, Jessica Lewis 275. - Owen Bacon. Brown• - Jon Weeden. - Jacob Galloway• Brian Corey. - Aaron Dorcy. - Ryan Gonzales. Krls Felix. ' soccer sign-up on tap Soccer Club will League action goes from June 22 A coaching clinic has been set Elementary School. )s for its upcoming to July 30. Games are weekday for June 12 from 9 a.m. to noon For more information call Jane 27. evenings, in the first portable at Mt. View Jacobs at 426-7269. m downtown Shel- Library, the | session is set to run I • to 2 P.m. I Clip out ommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm| I I I Last Name First Name MI r Phone: 'Home # Work # Street Address City State Zip School Years Played Soccer: Summer  Fall  Spring Adult Shin Size: XS, S, M, L, XL Sex (M/F) Age (as of 8/31/99) Bhdate (Month/Day/Yea0 '*Financial Aid Requested __ Yes No ALL PLAYERS WILL BE ASSIGNED TO A TEAM IN THEIR AGE GROUP BY A RANDOM SELECTION PROCESS. L The parent/or ardian of give my permission for him/her to participate in any and all mccer activities sponsored by SYSC, Inc.. I assume all risks incidental to participation and release the Shehon Youth Soccer Club, Inc. including its organizers, sponsors, supervisors, and participants, from any claim of injury from these activities. I understand SYSC does not provide any form of insurance coverage to the participants. Signature of Parent or Guardian Date Printed Name MEDICAL RELEASE L the parent/lesal guardian of , state that my child is capable ofpanicipafing in the SYSC activities I authorize and consent to medical, surgical and hospital care, treatment and procedures to be performed for my child by a licensed physician or hospital when deemed immvdiely necessary or advisable by the physician to safed my child' s health and I cannot be contacted. I waive my right of informed content to such treatment. Signature of Parent/Guardian Physical Restriction/Allergies Child" s Physician Date Child's Birthdate Phone No. I Employer/Imurance Coverage Group or Member No. I I I I I imm I I i m m m am m m m m s I m m m  Im m Nil m m n II lmmm maN I m mm m I m mm NB m i m i m II rmlq tween 7.2 and 11.4 points a game, the Climbers outscored their op- ponents 54.4 to 42.75 and fin- ished with a record of 15-5. They were 10-4 in league. "The team displayed outstand- ing teamwork throughout the sea- son, on both offense and defense," says coach Brian Faire. "The ef- fort put forth by all of them was tremendous, and the improve- ment shown by all gives a lot of promise for the future of High- climber basketball." Sophomore Brian Corey led the way offensively, averaging 11.4 points a game. He was followed by classmate Dustin Tobey at 9.4, junior Jacob Geist at 8.2, sopho- more Shawn Brady at 7.4, junior Jacob Galloway at 7.2, sophomore John Richardson at 5.8, junior Jon Weeden at 4.9 and classmate Josh Remmen at 2.9. The Climbers' victories came against River Ridge, Timberline, Lakes, North Mason, Capital (twice), Clover Park, Aberdeen (twice), Tumwater (twice), Cheha- Its, R.A. Long, Camas and Washougal. They lost to Olympia twice - by only a point in overtime after be- ing blown out by 34 in the first encounter - and to Mark Morris, Centralia and Wilson. I I THURSDAY LADIES TRIO 314/99 I Women's Hi Game and Series: Bev Cross, I 205 and 499. I Mikes 3, Bev Cross 499; Holiday 1, I Louise Snyder 456; Toziers 1, Connie I Greenfield 400; Spare 3, Mae West 473; I Hunter 0, Peg Robertson 468; Jon 4, Betty I Gray 490. I I Beta.Zeta I chanty golf I next month I The Beta Zeta "Swing into | Spring" charity golf tournament | has been set for April 17. | I The Saturday competition will | tee off at Bayshore Golf Club. I Proceeds of the event will be I used to help send local handi- | capped kids to camp. I Beta Zeta is the local chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority. For more information call Jane White at 426-1333. I all kids 6 to 17 I 5-year-olds I turn 6 before I I I I are $25 for one I r two and $45 for I Per family. I I exchange will l are urged to l ar old cleats, shin | on. l I sable t° attend the rag" I tlpSti .0a are advised they I ga-up forms at the I I I deadline for mail- and there is a $10 must be mailed in Late registrants waiting list and team on a first- SPace "s available. m forms to ox 131, Shelton, WA ltic is set to start June 14. Parting shots m HOOPDOM'S C-SQUAD Climbers: In front from left are Dan Philpott, Aaron Dorcy and Ryan Gonzales. Back: Philip Johnson, Zach Bowman, coach Terry Dion, Donal Wood and Zach Sheetz. Not pictured are Jason Winans, Jay Edgington, Kris Felix and Mike Gray. SHELTON'S JAYVEE BOYS: From left in front are Brian Corey, Shawn Brady and Jon Weeden. Back: Dustin Tobey, Jacob Galloway, John Richardson, Jacot Geist, Josh Remmen and manager Brandon Searles. Not pic- tured is coach Brian Faire. THE CLIMBER JAYVEE girls' team: in front from left are Rebecca Speigle, Melissa Scovill and Courtney Weeden. Back: Elena Smith, Jaclyn Muns, Amanda Mc- Clary, Fawn Gouley, LaVinia Sherman and coach Steve Morgan. Not pictured are Kaytie Maestas, Whitney Graham and Erin Brady. THE CLIMBER GIRLS' basketball team for 1998-99: In front from left are Willow Shanahan and Brooke Jack- son. Back: coach Perry Winkle, Stephanie Davis, Ingrid Rains, Stephanie Beck, Ina Choi, Liz de Waal Malefyt, Johanna Thomas, Melissa Dederick and Aimee Auseth. Not pictured are Kaytie Maestas, Melissa Scovill and Ja- clyn Muns. ,Uowling ........ SIMPSON 3/1199 Men's Hi Game: John Tinslsy, 244. Men's Hi Series: Glen Chamberlain, 595. Standings: Clark 6-2, Castle 5-3, Oles 5- 3, White 5-3, Orient 4-4, Stillwell 4-4, Timber 4-4, Moose 4-4, Mor 4-4, Harveys 3-5, Bull 3-5, First 1-7. Harvevs 0, Greg Harvey 504; Clark 4, Alan Zenger 522; Orient 1, Dick Arnold 561; Bull 3, Jeff Thompson 530; Oles 1, Willie Owens 585; White 3, Mike Eaton 594; Still- well 3, Rich Hutslng 538; First 1, Paul Brown 567; Castle 4, Mike Coleman 527; Timber 0, Hilton Malone 594; Mot 3, Glen Chamber- lain 595; Moose 1, Jim Robinson 565. ursd; March 18, 1999 Shelton-Mason Count - Page 23 m