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WEEKLY PLANNER
Five cards lead to 4-0 loss at Stadium
By DEAN SIEMON
On March 18, Shelton High
School boys soccer kept Stadium
High School to a 1-0 decision in
the 4A Narrows League match on
Highclimber Stadium's natural
grass field.
But the field turf at the the Sta-
dium Bowl in Tacoma gave the Ti-
gers the advantage in Monday's 4-0
win over the Highclimbers.
"They took advantage of knowing
their field," said Shelton head coach
Marcelino Dumpit. "And we never
playon turf.""
Shelton (1-7-1, 1-6-0 4A Narrows
League) allowed 11 first half shots
in addition to four corner kicks.
Stadium (7-2-0, 6-2-0 4A Nar-
rows League) had their first goal
from Nick Raskasky in the 12th
minute ai~r a free kick.
The Tigers then had another
goal five minutes later, when Ras-
kasky made a pass to Justyn Taylor
for the 2-0 lead.
Taylor would score again in the
74th minute and the 78th minute
for the three-goal game.
"If we didn't bunker down, easy
goals for them," Dumpit said.
Shelton goalkeeper Cody Wilkes
had 10 saves at the net, with 22 to-
tal shots from the Tigers.
Dumpit said Wilkes is the type
of goalkeeper that can face sever-
al shots in a game and still make
quality saves.
"He's going to give everything he
has in every game," he said. "He's a
coach's dream."
The Highclimbers were issued
four yellow cards and one red card
to Michael Millard, who must sit
out in today's game in Shelton
Journal photo by Dean Siernon
Shelton High School's Mike Bowman attempts to stop Sta-
dium High School's Justyn Taylor during Monday's game
at Tacoma's Stadium Bowl.
against Gig Harbor High School (8- Scoring summary,~
2-0, 6-2-0 4A Narrows League). Stad - Raskasky, 12th minute
Dumpit said he has been work- Stad - Taylor, 17th minute
ing on the Highclimbers becoming Stad - Taylor, 74th minute
more of an aggressive team than Stad- Taylor, 78th minute
last season's squad.
"I want smart, physical and good Team statistics:
soccer," Dumpit said. "Phsyical is a Shots on goal - Shelton 6, Sta-
top priority for our identity." dium 22; Goalie saves - Shelton 10,
Stadium 4; Corner kicks - Shelton
2, Stadium 8; Yellow cards - Shel-
ton 4 (Warman, Mendoza, Luengo
and Schirato), Stadium 1 (#17); Red
cards - Shelton 1 (Millard), Stadi-
um 0
April 17 at Stadium High
School in Tacoma
Shelton 0 0 - 0
Stadium , 2 2 - 4
TRACK
MMK boys and girls round out meet at Raymond
By DEAN SIEMON Brehmeyer said Arrington has attempted to juggle
Mary M. Knight High School sent only a portion of not only track and field, but being in the school's Run-
ning Start and Skills U.S,A. prog~,ams.
its track and field team on Thursday in a Pacific League. "[Arrington] is out there at practice' as ~a~tch as:!~s:' '
meet at Raymond High School in Raymond. " •sible and goes to the meets when she can," Brehnt~i-~ ~
The Lady Owls finished sixth with 33 team points. " : ~ ~ q
The host, Raymond finished first with 129 team points, said,. .................. ~ ~ :
In the boys meet, the Owls took finished in the back
followed by Morton White Pass High School with 126
and Northwest Christian High School with 123. at eighth with 10 team points.
Junior Linda Cook won the girls shot put with a Brehemeyer said the boys team only had four ath-
letes to work with at Raymond - senior John Evans,
throw of 32 feet, which Mary M. Knight head coach junior John Pirtle and sophomores Nick Dierkop and
Kitty Brehmeyer said has been in her consistant range. Matthew Oien.
"We're just looking at the next mark on the tape "I haven't had a full team yet," Brehmeyer said.
measure," Brehmeyer said.
Freshman Hannah Frost won the girls discus throw "Next week, I'll have more."
with 83 feet, followed by Cook's throw of 72 feet. Brehmeyer said the boys' 4x100 meter relay team
"It's nice to see [Frost] back in the 80s," Brehmeyer really clicked, finishing third with a time of 54.81 sec-
said. onds.
Frost also finished sixth in her first even run in the The group earned a best time and Brehmeyer said
girls 400-meter dash, finishing in a time of 1:15.81. the focus right now is for them to continue to improve.
Junior Fayrene Arrington made a return to competi- "As long as they keep doing better at every track
tion in both the girls long jump (fifth, 11-05) and girls meet, then I'm a happy camper," she said.
Dierkop had one of the best individual performances
triple jump (fourth, 28-10). ibr the boys team, taking fourth in the 300-meter
hurdles with 47.59 seconds.
Brehmeyer said Dierkop is the best male ath-
lete ibr Mary M. Knight and has the physical tools
to do well in hurdle events.
"He's tall and long legged enough," she said.
"He's very talented that way."
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Thursday, April 21
TRACK AND FIELD North Mason High School and
North Kitsap High School at Port Angeles High School (in
Port Angeles), 3 p.m.; Mary M. Knight High School at North
Beach High School (in Ocean Shores), 3 p.m.
BOYS GOLF Olympia High School vs Shelton High
School (at Alderbrook Golf Course in Union), 2:45 p.m.
GIRLS GOLF Olympia High School vs Shelton High
School (at Bayshore Golf Course in Shelton), 2:45 p.m.
GIRLS TENNIS Shelton High School at Mount Tahoma
High School (in Tacoma), 3:30 p.m.
BASEBALL Klahowya Secondary School at North
Mason High School (in Belfair), 4 p.m.
SOFTBALL Klahowya Secondary School at North
Mason High School (in Belfair), 4:15 p.m.
BOYS SOCCER Gig Harbor High School at Shelton
High School (in Shelton), 7 p.m.; North Mason High School
at Port Townsend High School (in Port Townsend), 6:45
p.m.
Friday, April 22
GIRLS TENNIS Shelton High School at Olympia High
School (in Olympia), 3:30 p.m.; Olympic High School at
North Mason High School (in Belfair), 4 p.m.
Saturday, April 23
TRACK AND FIELD Shelton High School at Viking
Relays (at Curtis High School in University Place), 10 a.m.;
North Mason High School at South Kitsap Invitational (in
Port Orchard), 10 a.m.; Mary M. Knight High School at
Ocosta Invitational (in Westport), 10 a.m.
Monday, April 25
GIRLS TENNIS North Mason High School at North
Kitsap High School (in Poulsbe), 4 p.m.
BASEBALL Shelton High School at Mount Tahoma
High School (in Tacoma), 4 p.m.; Port Angeles High School
at North Mason High School (in Belfair), 4 p.m.
SOFTBALL Olympia High School vs Shelton High
School (at MCRA in Shelton), 4 p.m.; Port Angeles High
School at North Mason High School (in Belfair), 4:15 p.m.
Tuesday, April 26
BOYS GOLF Shelton High School vs Stadium High
School (at Northshore Golf Course in Tacoma), 2:45 p.m.
GIRI~ GOLF Shelton High School vs Stadium High
School (at Northshore Golf Course in Tacoma), 2:45 p.m.
GIRLS TENNIS Shelton High School at South Kitsap
High School (in Port Orchard), 3:30 p.m.
BOYS SOCCER Central Kitsap High School at Shelton
High School (in Shelton), 7 p.m.; North Kitsap High School
at North Mason High School (in Belfair), 6:45 p.m.
, Wednesday, April 27
BASEBALL Mount Tahoma High School at Shelton
High School (in Shelton), 4 p.m.; North Mason High School
at Bremerton High School (in Bremerton), 4 p.m.
SOFTBALL Central Kitsap High School vs Shelton High
School (at MCRA in Shelton), 4 p.m.; North Mason High
School at Bremerton High School (in Bremerton), 4:15 p.m.
Coming up
Lake Limerick Country CAub in Shelton is hosting ,a
Spring Open g01~ tournament (two person best ball for~t}~:~,~
scheduled for Saturday, April 23. Entry fee is $25 and dUei?n~
April 21. The fee includes gre6ff'fee, lunch and prize m6ney.' '
The Shelton High School boys soccer team has scheduled
an alumni game for 7 p.m. Friday, May 6 at Highclimber Sta-
dium. All former Shelton soccer players are invited to par-
ticipate. For more information about participating, contact
Shelton head coach Marcelino Dumpit at mjdl0jr@gmail.
com.
Registration for the Shelton Parks and Recreation's sum-
mer coed softball season is due May 20 with a fee of $520
per team. Two leagues are offered - 1) teammate pitch and
males bat with opposite hand and 2) opposing teams pitch.
Play begins June 6. Teams can pickup information and make
payments at the Shelton Civic Center, 525 West Cota Street.
/ill recreational and youth sports results and news must
be sent to the Shelton-Mason County Journal by 5 p.m. on
Tuesday if they are to be printed in the upcoming issue of
the Sports section. No exceptions will be made. For more in-
formation, e-mail dean@masoncounty.com or call 426-4412.
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