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TRACK
• ~. ..., photo~Rick KQi~rledy- ._
Dan Huyhn attempts to strike his opponent with a standing kick dur-
ing the 32nd annual All-Butokukan Tournament on Saturday at Shelton
High School's Minidome. The tournament included 95 martial artists
from different ages and skill levels.
Owls end regular season at Ocosta
By DEAN SIEMON
The Mary M. Knight
High School track and
field team went to Ocosta
High School in Ocosta for
the final regular season
meet of the season.
The girls team finished
fourth out of five schools
with 22 team points.
Northwest Christian
High School took first
with 111 points, followed
by Willapa Valley High
School (92) and Ocos-
ta (91).
Linda Cook took
first in the shot put
with a throw of 31
feet. She also took
seventh in the discus.
Mary M. Knight
head coach Kitty
Brehmeyer said Cook
has a few things to
improve before the
postseason.
"Form, technique
and strength train-
ing," Brehmeyer said.
"She'll be able to stay
heathy."
Hannah Frost
earned a second place
time of 2:54 in the
800-meter run while
also finishing fifth in
the 400-meter dash
(1:11.48) and fifth in
the discus (74 feet and
three inches).
Brehmeyer said
Frost's main event is
in the 800 meters, but
will have to work on
starting on a fast pace
to get past districts.
"We need to get
Hannah's first lap to
be a little bit faster,~
Brehmeyer said.
Mary M, Knight's
Kiah Lofgren took a
fifth place finish in the
100-meter dash (15.19
seconds) in addition to
a fourth place finish
in the triple jump ~24
feet, three inches).
The boys team only
had two athletes and
were not able to score
team points in the meet.
Matthew Oien cleared
more than 30 feet in a
sixth place finish in the
triple jump. He also took
31 feet and one inch in the
shot put for ninth place.
Colby Boyce took sev-
enth in the long jump
with a distance of 14 feet
and three inches and an
eighth place time of 27.77
seconds in the 200-meter
dash.
Boyce is a transfer stu-
dent this year and first
began competing three
week ago.
"He's been giving it
everything he's got out
there," Brehmeyer said.
Mary M. Knight is
scheduled for the 1B Dis-
trict IV meet on May 20
at Raymond High Scoool
in Raymond.
Last season, the Lady
Owls took the district
championship.
We'll Be Closed Monday,
May 30th for Memorial Day
Early Deadline for the June 3"= Issue is
Friday, May 27 at 5:00 p.m.
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SOFTBALL
By DEAN SIEMON
It's not very often that
a softball game, regardless
at which level, would total
more than 40 runs.
But on May 4 at South
Kitsap High School in Port
Orchard, Shelton High
School's junior varsity team
won by a score of 23-21.
"It was just crazy," said
Shelton JV coach Scotti
Crump. "That's the best
game as a coach that I have
seen."
The game started off
slow through the first three
innings when South Kitsap
led 5-2 before scoring two
runs in the fourth inning
and six more in the fifth.
Shelton scored six runs
of their own in the fifth in-
ning and four in the sixth
inning.
But the Lady Highclimb-
ers scored 11 runs in the
top of the seventh inning to
take the four-run lead.
Anna Pantoja went two
for three at the plate but
stole four bases.
Katie Madison went
three for four with three
stolen bases of her own.
Shelton had 19 hits com-
bined in the game while
the Lady Wolves collected
21 hits.
"They [Lady Highclimb-
ers] just didn't give up,"
Crump said. "They were
just doing everything
right."
The JV Lady Highclimb-
ers ended their season with
a 7-2 victory against Gig
Harbor High School on
Tuesday at MCRA in Shel-
ton.
Totem pole carved by
boy scouts, located in
Post Office Park, down-
town Shelton,
Friday, May 13th at 6:00
The Shelton Civic Auditorium
Call 426-9733 for more information
sure to buy a:i
ticket for the $500 [
LRaffle Prizel J
Proudly sponsored by: ~
H IAWATH A
s
hellfish
Taylor
Farms
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