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GIRLS SOFTBALL Lady C limbe et much n ed. win as league tournament approache By DEAN SIEMON Even if it was against Mount Tahoma High School, Shelton High School softball needed the win on Friday in Tacoma. The Lady Highclimbers (3-8, 2-7 4A Narrows League) de- feated the Thunderbirds (1-10, 0-9 4A Narrows League) 15-0 in a mercy-shortened five-inning game. Shelton only needed eight hits in the game while Mount Ta- homa's pitching combined for 13 walks and two hit batters. "they were so out of the zone that you didn't want to swing," Shelton head coach Kim Goldsby said. "The umpire said he was going to expand the strikezone.~ In addition, the Thunderbirds committed six errors in the game. Shelton pitching combined for only two hits allowed in the shutout. Madison Gaa started, but only pitched the first two innings while striking out three Thunderbirds. Graycee Hanna, who came up from junior varsity, pitched the last three innings and earned a strikeout while giving up the two hits. Several Shelton junior varsity players got to play on Friday, including Chyanne Petty, Alyssa York, Katie Madison, Nicho- le Christensen, Tineya Systma and Kelsey Holloway. Goldsby said Friday was a good chance for the younger Lady Highclimbers to gain varsity experience before the Narrows League tournament (no dates and locations have been an- nounced yet). "Some of them are going to come up to the league tourna- ment, Goldsby said. Jordanne Krumpols was the only varsity athlete to play the entire game, going one for two with two RBI and three stolen bases. One of the things Goldsby said Shelton has been working on is focusing on the ball on the pitcher's release point as well as short swings at the plate. "We're finally starting to see that working," she said. Shelton has two upcoming make-up games at home - today at MCRA against Central Kitsap High School and Tuesday, May 9, at home against Olympia High School. April 29 Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma Shelton 5 4 2 4 0 - 15 8 1 Mount Tahoma 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 2 6 Final/5 innings Shelton pitching: Gaa - 2 IP, 0 H, 0 ER, 3 K Hanna - 3 IP, 2 H, 0 ER, K Shelton batting: Chamberlin, 0-1; York, 1-2; Morris, 2-2; Madison, 0-2; Gaa, 1-2; KrumpOls, 1-2; Brown, 0-1; Christensen, 1-1; Crabtree 0-0; Crump, 0-0; Graden, 1-2; Systma, 0-1; Gable, 0-2; Hollo- way, 0-1~ Albaugh, 0-1; Petty, 2-2 Shelton High School's Jordanne Krumpols two in the Lady Highclimbers road win on Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma. i smtors G 11 16, 2011 s125 www.masoncoui y.com To advertise call Dave, Harvey, or Mat at 426-4412 o_Lemail Dave -- dave@masoncounty.com Harvey -- harvey@rnasoncou nty.com Mat (Belfair Office) -- mat@masoncounty.com Page C-4 - Shelton-Mason County Journhl - Thursday, May 5, 2011 Journal photo by Dean Siemon went one for Friday at Three straight losses for girls By DEAN SIEMON Shelton High School girls golf lost three 4A Narrows League matches over the week, concluding with a loss on Tuesday to South Kitsap High School, 58-56, at Trophy Lake Golf Course in Port Orchard. The Lady Highclimbers (3-7) were led by Caitlyn Ernst and Rilee Villan- Ueva with 14 points eacl~. "This is a match I felt we should have won," Shelton coach Lorna Mar- tinson said. "We just got into trouble out on the course and couldn't get out of it." Martinson said while the course layout at Trophy Lake is the most difficult the team has seen all sea- son, she feels Shelton has more talent than their score showed on Tuesday. "I have let the girls know I feel they can score 80 points as a team if we can all put it together, so that will be our goal as we move forward," she said. Shelton did score more than 80 team points in the loss to Gig Harbor on Monday at Madrona Lakes Golf Course, 100-85. The Lady Highclimbers also lost on Thursday to Bellarmine Prepara- tory School, 148-71, at Bayshore Golf Course in Shelton. May 3 at Bayshore Golf Course in Shelton Bellarmine Prep 148, Shelton 71 Shelton - Lanman, 22; Villanue- va, 14; Ernst, 14; Norton 11; Cation 10 Bellarmine Prep - Ferreira, 32; Brown, 30; Bordeaux, 29; Camichael, 29; Dyer, 28 May 2 at Madrona Links Golf Course in Gig Harbor Gig Harbor 100, Shelton 85 Shelton - Ernst, 22; Lanman, 19; Villanueva, 18; Norton, 14; Cation, 12 Gig Harbor - Drumm, 34; Pearce, 21; Kirk, 19; Martin, 14; Dodds, 12 April 28 at Trophy Lake Golf Course in Port Orchard South Kitsap, 58; Shelton, 56 Shelton - Villanueva,. 14; Ernst, 14; Norton, 11; Cation, 10; Lanman 7 South Kitsap - Casanova, 17; Spellman, 16; Pratt, 10; Then, 10; Triplett, 5 STROKE PREVENTION BY JOSEPH ZYGAK P.T. 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