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TRACK
loses
By DEAN SIEMON
North Mason High School
girls tennis hosted Port An-
geles High School on Monday
in a 6-1 1A/2A/3A Olympic
League loss.
North Mason's lone win on
the day came in the number-
four doubles match, where
Jennifer Hicks and Emily
Satran defeated Callie Teet
and Erin McKenna 6-1 and
6-3.
"Both are turning into
great tennis players," said
North Mason head coach
Clifford Harris.
Port Angeles' Kelsoy Coff-
man and Kyrie Reyes won
the number-two doubles
match against North Ma-
son's Emma Urdahl and
Kristy Reichert in straight
6-4 sets, one of the closer
doubles matches.
North Mason's Shannon
Cox and Heather Jacobsen
almost forced a third set~ los-
ing 6-2 and 7-5 to Port An-
geles' Brabi McFarlen and
Lissy Moriarty.
Harris said the Lady Bull-
dogs played much better
from their recent matches.
"The girls were more com-
petitive," Harris said. "Those
4-6 matches should have
been 6-4."
North Mason's Misha Or-
chard, Tiffany Nelson and
Hannah Phillips each lost in
straight sets in their respec-
tive singles matches.
Harris said the factor for
the Lady Bulldogs, which
has been a factor for most
spring athletics in the state
this year, is weather, which
has canceled a number of
practices.
"In tennis, you don't get
better just playing matches,"
Harris said.
April 17 at North Ma-
son High School in Belfuir
Port Angeles 6, North Ma-
son I
Singles - Boyd (PA) def.
Orchard (NM), 6-1, 6-2; Fick-
us (PA) def. Nelson (NM),
7-5, 6-0; Drake (PA) def. Phil-
lips (NM), 6-1, 6-2
Doubles - Bowman/Ruth-
erford (PA) def. Zevnick/
Martin (NM), 6-3, 6-3; Coff-
man/Reyes (PA) def. Urdahl/
Reichert (NM), 6-4, 6-4; Mc-
Farlen/Moriarty (PA) def.
Cox/Jacobsen (NM), 6-2, 7-5;
Hicks/Satran (NM) def. Teet]
McKena (PA), 6-2, 6-3
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field hosted Olympic League rivals on
Thursday in Belfair.
The boys team finished first overall
with 66 team points, while the girls fin-
ished second with 50 team points, four
points behind Bremerton High School.
Senior Tevin Williams earned first
place finishes in both the boys 100-me-
ter (11.43 seconds) and boys 200-meter
(23.38 seconds) dashes.
Williams was also part of North Ma-
son's boys 4x100 relay team that fin-
ished first with a time of 45.4 seconds.
junior Joshua Hosier, senior Kameron
Crosswhite and junior Ahron Stroud
were also part of the winning relay
team.
Sophomore C.J. Allen won both hur-.
die runs, finishing at 16.37 seconds iI~
the 110 meters and 42.26 In meters.
Sophomore Jonathan Day won the
800-meter run with a time of 2:21.66,
whichh led Bremerton's Spenser And,er-
son by just under three seconds.
The North Mason girls were ledl by
their relay teams in the 4x100 and
4x200.
Eveyln Williams, Alivia Sand,'quist,,
Emma Berg and Tabitha Schwerzler
won the 4x100 meter relay with a time
of 53.13 seconds.
The same four Lady Bulldogs won
the 4x200 meter relay with a time of
1:56.42.
Senior Renee Willey won the girls
discus with a throw of 82 fee't and five
inches. Sophomore Alicia M~artin took
first in the girls javelin with 132 feet and
seven inches.
April 14 at North Mfason High
School in Belfair
Boys results - 1) Nor~th Mason, 66;
2) Bremerton, 50; 3) K'l/ahowya, 29
100 meters - 1) T. "Williams (NM),
11.43; 2) Perrigo (B), 11.53; 3) Cross-
white (NM), 12.11
200 meters - 1) T. Williams (NM),
23.38; 2) Stroud (NM),, 24.66; 3) Pounds
(B), 25.72
400 meters - 1) Niewhard (K), 55.97;
2) Hosier (NM), 57.95; 3) Soinski (B),
58.24
' 8~0~ meters 'i) i~)ay (NM), 2:21.66; 2)
Anderson (B), 2:24.25; 3) Becker (NM),
2:25.86
1,600 meters - 1) Ryan (K), 4:53.76; 2)
Ballou (K), 4:55.72; 3) Sell (K), 5:02.27
3,200 meters, - 1) Sell (K), 11:01.19;
2) Ryan (K), ]L1:01.47; 3) Gipson (B),
12:13.87
ll0m hurdles - 1) Allen (NM), 16.37;
2) Pierce (B), 17.43
300m hurdles - 1) Allen (NM), 42.26;
2) Pierce (B), 42.73; 3) Gaspar (NM),
4xlO0 relay : 1) Williams, Cross-
white,, Stroud and Hosier (NM), 45.40;
2) B mttman, Vallejo, Newhard and
Ross (K), 48.61
4x.400 relay - 1) Allen, Hosier, John-
son and Williams (NM), 3:58.29; 2) Al-
dri&ge, McConnell, Perrigo and Pierce
(B), 4:00.13; 3) Graeber, Day, Jenson
and Becker (NM), 4:01.86
Shot put - 1) Kennedy (B), 47-00; 2)
F isher (B), 40-04; 3) Renne (NM), 39-03
Discus - 1) Kennedy (B), 117-08; 2)
Fisher (B), 99-04; 3) Winger (K), 89-11
Javelin - 1) Kennedy (B), 155-0i; '2)
Quan (B), 129-10; 3) Hicks (NM), 118-05
High jump - 1) Soinski (B), 5-04; 2)
Blattman (K), 5-00
Pole valut - 1) Jensen (NM), 9-06; 2)
Murhy (NM), 9-00
Girls results - 1) Bremerton, 54~ 2)
North Mason, 50; 3) Klah0wya, 24
100 meters - 1) Lindgren (K), 13.66;
2) Busch (B), 14.08; 3) Schwerzler (NM),
14.10
200 meters - 1) Lindgren (K), 29.05;
2) EftTay (NM), 30.79; 3) Holladay (B),
32.37
400 meters - 1) Lindgren (K), 1:03.79;
2) Busch (B), 1:05.23; 3) Effray (NM),
1:11.30
800 meters - 1) Frei (B), 2:45.31; 2)
Walsh (NM), 2:49.30; 3) Mielke (NM),
2:53.63
1,600 ineters - 1) Frei (B), 6:27.23;
2) Crahb (NM), 6:33.89; 3) Burton (B),
6:35.65
110m hm'dles - 1) Pakele (K), 18.85;
2) Waldbilig (K), 20.72; 3) Martin (NM),
20.77
4x100 relay - 1) E. Williams,
Sandquist, Schwerzler and Berg (NM),
53.13; 2) DeWalt, Sersha, Bright and
Sanders (B), 56.68
4x200 relay - 1) E. Williams,
Sandquist, Berg and Schwerzler (NM),
1:56.42; 2) Holladay, DeWalt, Busch
and Sanders (B), DNS
4x400 relay - 1) Busch, Burton, An-
derson and Frei (B), 4:52.27; 2) Walsh,
Effray, Berg and Sandquist (NM),
4:59.65; 3) Vinecourt, Meyer, Mielke
and Crabb (NM), 5:31.58
Shot put - 1) Johnson (B), 30-08; 2)
Wiiley (NM), 30-00; 3) Martin (NM), 27-
10
Discus - 1) Willey (NM), 82-05; 2)
Busch (B), 68-00; 3) Martin (NM), 66-08
Javelin - 1) Martin (NM), 82-07; 2)
Strylund (B), 81-05; 3) Zamudio (NM),
75-09
High jump - 1) Sersha (B), 4-06; 2)
Sanders (B), 4-04; 3) Walsh (NM), 4-02
Pole vault - 1) Anderson (B), 8-06
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