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Climbers Caral, Hillary:
Golf
duo
state.
bound
.]te veteran Caral Martinson
_.' 'lated a field of the 40 top
i The Climbers' junior ace shot Chilo Antonio, Jordan Linnell and Galen Bennett. And and Kanie Renshi.
aad 75 on successive days at
"72 Tumwater Ualley to win Climber bats stilled just short
eyestern Cascade Conference
.?'maPionship bv a whopping 29
'okes, and immediately in her
ake in the #2 spot was sopho-
.re teammate .Hl:y s Evans,
kid sister of Chmbe
lls. ' legend Climber baseball's close-but- two decades, overtime along with assistant pation of a Saturday opener.
BASEBALL'S SHELTON HIGHCLIMBERS for 2007:
Seated in front is Justin Cadenas. From left immediately
behind him are Richie Ware, Josh DuChene, Dalton Em-
erson, Tristin Richerson, Dean Bearden, Mike Osberg,
All the same, the inaugural
season of head coach Don Dan-
iels ended with a 9-11 record,
best here in years, and more
than one Climber is expected to
reap the rewards when the re-
sults of all-league balloting are
released next week.
Daniels currently is working
Golf
no-cigar season that almost was
ended in frustration earlier this
month.
The Climbers lost one-run
decisions no fewer than three
times in the final two weeks,
when they went 2-5 to relin-
quish their first legitimate dis-
trict playoff hopes in more than
4,960 points.
Cushman
Lake Cushman's lady 18-holers
yielded the following in a nine-hole
draw May 9:
First division - Evie Campbell first, Cheryl
Ulrich second and Marsha Woodburne and
Diann Muller tied for third.
Second division - Bobble Maker first,
Ruby Isaacson second and Sharon Bennett
third.
Third division - Kessie Smith first, Gail
Collyer second and Judy Keiffer third.
Birdie - Kathy Johnson (15th hole).
Limerick
Lake Limerick's lady nine-hol-
ers yielded the following the past
rllis is the first time ever that
_ Climber links ladies have
de it to state in the same year.
!al, daughter of Alderbrook ace
1 Climber coach Lorna Martin-
L, Will mark her third straight
to the all-Washington affair.
a.Placed 16th there as a ninth-
der and 10th as a sophomore..
0Zle other Climber remained
tention for a state berth fol-
.g Friday s concluding round.
aior veteran Kristi Fox had tied
]the fifth and final spot with a
". oal: to defer to a Clover Park
l by way of a tie-breaker, but
and finishers 7-13 got one
hance to advance when they
,. it out in the district tourna-
? Monday at Fort Lewis.
Qfaj aa, the Climber fell just short
qVancement.
Ilor team captain Ksenia
,,'in Wound up an alternate to
tdistrict group, at 206 She was
- OV
. erall in the league tourna-
vat -
l J" lounding out the Climber
l', there were Felicia Barnett,
OVerall at 216, and Natalie
kt , tied for 19th at 217.
A te is next week at Sudden
ey Golf Course in Bellingham.
ERS @ LEAGUE
ral Martinson 153 for first
I-Iillary Evans 182 for sec-
['gisti Fox 190 for sixth, Kse-
lalkin 206 for 15th, Felicia
".aett 216 for 18th and Natalie
"ek 217 for a tie for 19th.
hoop
win
in the back, also from left, are Jordan Dunnington, Jeff
Holloway, Tyler Dunnington, Alex Okonek, Wes Patterson,
assistant coach Erik Engstrom, head coach Don Daniels,
Jacob Hicks, Matt Rudoll, Alex Olson, Jacob Dunnington
As for the Climbers' tinal two
weeks of the season just fin-
ished, they saw them bow 8-9
and 2-8 on successive nights to
arch rival Capital, lose 2-3 to
Aberdeen, split 4-1 and 8-9 with
Clover Park and then close with
a 5-2 win over nonleague Eaton-
ville.
coach Erik Engstrom to bring to-
gether a group of high-schoolers
to represent Shelton in the sum-
mer-league program deemed so
important in the development of
winning prep teams. That Shel-
ton team has been turning out
at 5 p.m. at the high school since
Tuesday of this week in antici-
and 15th holes), Joyce Reynolds (10th) and
Rosemary Bowcutt (13th).
The club's lady 18-holers,
meanwhile, yielded the following
in team two-best-ball net competi-
tion May 9:
First - Diane Pollard, Rita Lipinski, Kerry
Torkelson & Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley, 128.
Second -Joyce Reynolds, Adele Scott,
Mary Lou Trautmann & Gayle Wilcox, 131.
Birdie- Marsha Berry (10th hole).
Chip-ins - Barb Eberhardt (two: 3rd and
5th holes), Marsha Berry (1st), Kerry Torkel-
son (6th), Mary Lou Trautmann (8th) and
Adele Scott (1 lth).
Low net of the day - Kerry Torkelson, 69.
Fewest putts - Marsha Berry, 25.
Drag locals score
Sunday in Bremert0n
Shelton was represented four
times on the awards stand last
weekend as drag racing continued
at Bremerton Raceway.
Competitors a!l in Sunday's
"Mother's Day lationals," they
include Peggy Zamzow, winner of
the ladies' novice bracket aboard
her '67 Chevelle, and semifinal-
race winners Shelby Linne (ladies'
novice, '64 E1 Camino), J.L. Biscay
("sportsman" bracket, '65 Comet)
and George King (high-school
bracket, Monte Carlo).
Zamzow topped out at 97.39
miles per hour, Linne at 86.20,
Biscay at 87.07 and King at 80.79.
Alderbrook
Alderbrook's ladies yielded the
following the past couple weeks:
May 2, Match Play
Winners - Marilyn Keller, Kay McAvinew,
Sharon Dufresne, Anne Gilbert, Pat Johnson,
Maxine Baillie, Laverna O'Neil and Linda Mc-
Mullin.
May 8 & 10, Rhododendron Tourney
Nine-holers - Judi Hobbs, Karen Mack &
Shaunna Webb 130 and Judy Brockmann,
Diane Budd & Judy Wolgamott 145.
Eighteen-holers - Marge Warren, Dee
Barrett & Anne Gilbert 274, Dee Bishop, La-
verna O'Neil & Karen Aumend 276, Maxine
Baillie, Karen Dobson & Janice Deiglmeier
279 (and won tie-breaker), Rebecca Daniel-
son, Pat Johnson & Marge Heagy 279.
Bridge division winner - Estie Luehrs,
week:
May 7, Team Mutt & Jeff
First - Joyce Reynolds, Barb Eberhardt,
Ann Wooten & Adele Scott.
Second - Diane Pollard, Kerry Torkelson
& two blind draws.
Pars - Ann Wooten (5th hole) and Barb
Eberhardt (7th).
May 9, Partner Best-Ball
First - Barb Dennis & Pat Wass.
May 11, Gross Minus Worst Hole
First flight - Ann Johnson 43, Gayle Wil-
cox 46.
Second flight - Barb Eberhardt 49, Kerry
Torkelson 50.
Bingo winner - Diane Pollard.
Chip-ins - Rosemary Bowcutt (13th hole)
and Ann Johnson (14th).
Pars - Ann Johnson (two: on the 14th
Shelton's AAU girls'
team, won another
last weekend, topping
aine-team "Oregon Prep"
L Vancouver.
went 4-0, beating
One of the Portland/
area 43-35, Skyview
58-53, Starz Select
51-50 and Premier
of Portland/Vancouver
that order.
the Starz the locals
back from a 13-point
eight minutes to go.
Jttnior Paige Barrett hit a
shot to tie the score
then Climber teammate
just a sophomore,
comeback by hitting
free throw with
of a second remain-
Wound up leading all
in the tourney, av-
5 points a game. Class-
Western Cascade
Was next, at 10.5 ppg, and
Johnson and ninth-
Davis at 8.0.
Fuller, a repeat all-
the Climbers despite
junior standing, led the
assists and steals, while
Amande Stevenson
Sarah Campbell led
on the boards, re-
Dale Johnson.
next action is
in a tournament at
State College in
SHELTON'S ELECTRIC EXTREME 'Juniors' for 2007: In front from
left are Amber Knowlton and Jamie Sutton. Second row: Kaitlin Woods,
Lauren Herrick, Ariana Blandford, Taylor Napiontek and Elizabeth
Wolf. Back: coach Jessica Plampin, Karina Gonzalez, Brandi Martin,
Gabriella Gonzalez, Jennifer Clayton, Britney Young, Kat Tulk, Made-
line Davis and coach Jeri Sutton.
SHELTON'S ELECTRIC EXTREME 'Minis' for 2007: In front from left
are Hailey Doyel, Kaylee Martinell, Hannah Thompson and Brianna
Giles-Martinell. Second row: Kristyn Bailey, Ivie Redman, Dustin Drake,
Saria Johnson and Ani Visser. Back: coaches Rene Langer and SaVanna
Visser.
Cheer kids'
tryouts set
Age-group cheerleading's "Elec-
tric Extreme" contingent of Shel-
ton reports it will have tryouts for
its 2007-8 season this month.
For all boys and girls ages 5-15,
they will be from 6 to 8 p.m. May
21 and May 24 at Shelton's Olym-
pic Middle School.
As was the case this past year,
there will be two separate Elec-
tric Extreme squads - one for the
"Minis" and one for the older "Ju-
niors."
The Minis are coached by Sa-
Vanna Visser (970-7353), the
Juniors by Jessica Plampin (426-
5169). They say their plans for the
coming year include six to eight
competitions culminating in a
biggie in California the end of
March plus various parades and
other community performances.
This past year's hip-hop-style
.,Junior team ended its inaugural
season with a third-place show-
ing at the Pac West Nationals in
Portland. Earlier it topped all in
the "Best of the Northwest" spirit
cheer and the "All Things Cheer"
competitions in Tacoma, took sec-
ond in the National Cheerleading
Association showdown in Gig Har-
bor and the Galaxy Cheer Chal-
lenge in Kentwood and placed
third in the Power Athletics Na-
tionals in Tacoma.
Thursday, May 17, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 25
Climbers Caral, Hillary:
Golf
duo
state.
bound
.]te veteran Caral Martinson
_.' 'lated a field of the 40 top
i The Climbers' junior ace shot Chilo Antonio, Jordan Linnell and Galen Bennett. And and Kanie Renshi.
aad 75 on successive days at
"72 Tumwater Ualley to win Climber bats stilled just short
eyestern Cascade Conference
.?'maPionship bv a whopping 29
'okes, and immediately in her
ake in the #2 spot was sopho-
.re teammate .Hl:y s Evans,
kid sister of Chmbe
lls. ' legend Climber baseball's close-but- two decades, overtime along with assistant pation of a Saturday opener.
BASEBALL'S SHELTON HIGHCLIMBERS for 2007:
Seated in front is Justin Cadenas. From left immediately
behind him are Richie Ware, Josh DuChene, Dalton Em-
erson, Tristin Richerson, Dean Bearden, Mike Osberg,
All the same, the inaugural
season of head coach Don Dan-
iels ended with a 9-11 record,
best here in years, and more
than one Climber is expected to
reap the rewards when the re-
sults of all-league balloting are
released next week.
Daniels currently is working
Golf
no-cigar season that almost was
ended in frustration earlier this
month.
The Climbers lost one-run
decisions no fewer than three
times in the final two weeks,
when they went 2-5 to relin-
quish their first legitimate dis-
trict playoff hopes in more than
4,960 points.
Cushman
Lake Cushman's lady 18-holers
yielded the following in a nine-hole
draw May 9:
First division - Evie Campbell first, Cheryl
Ulrich second and Marsha Woodburne and
Diann Muller tied for third.
Second division - Bobble Maker first,
Ruby Isaacson second and Sharon Bennett
third.
Third division - Kessie Smith first, Gail
Collyer second and Judy Keiffer third.
Birdie - Kathy Johnson (15th hole).
Limerick
Lake Limerick's lady nine-hol-
ers yielded the following the past
rllis is the first time ever that
_ Climber links ladies have
de it to state in the same year.
!al, daughter of Alderbrook ace
1 Climber coach Lorna Martin-
L, Will mark her third straight
to the all-Washington affair.
a.Placed 16th there as a ninth-
der and 10th as a sophomore..
0Zle other Climber remained
tention for a state berth fol-
.g Friday s concluding round.
aior veteran Kristi Fox had tied
]the fifth and final spot with a
". oal: to defer to a Clover Park
l by way of a tie-breaker, but
and finishers 7-13 got one
hance to advance when they
,. it out in the district tourna-
? Monday at Fort Lewis.
Qfaj aa, the Climber fell just short
qVancement.
Ilor team captain Ksenia
,,'in Wound up an alternate to
tdistrict group, at 206 She was
- OV
. erall in the league tourna-
vat -
l J" lounding out the Climber
l', there were Felicia Barnett,
OVerall at 216, and Natalie
kt , tied for 19th at 217.
A te is next week at Sudden
ey Golf Course in Bellingham.
ERS @ LEAGUE
ral Martinson 153 for first
I-Iillary Evans 182 for sec-
['gisti Fox 190 for sixth, Kse-
lalkin 206 for 15th, Felicia
".aett 216 for 18th and Natalie
"ek 217 for a tie for 19th.
hoop
win
in the back, also from left, are Jordan Dunnington, Jeff
Holloway, Tyler Dunnington, Alex Okonek, Wes Patterson,
assistant coach Erik Engstrom, head coach Don Daniels,
Jacob Hicks, Matt Rudoll, Alex Olson, Jacob Dunnington
As for the Climbers' tinal two
weeks of the season just fin-
ished, they saw them bow 8-9
and 2-8 on successive nights to
arch rival Capital, lose 2-3 to
Aberdeen, split 4-1 and 8-9 with
Clover Park and then close with
a 5-2 win over nonleague Eaton-
ville.
coach Erik Engstrom to bring to-
gether a group of high-schoolers
to represent Shelton in the sum-
mer-league program deemed so
important in the development of
winning prep teams. That Shel-
ton team has been turning out
at 5 p.m. at the high school since
Tuesday of this week in antici-
and 15th holes), Joyce Reynolds (10th) and
Rosemary Bowcutt (13th).
The club's lady 18-holers,
meanwhile, yielded the following
in team two-best-ball net competi-
tion May 9:
First - Diane Pollard, Rita Lipinski, Kerry
Torkelson & Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley, 128.
Second -Joyce Reynolds, Adele Scott,
Mary Lou Trautmann & Gayle Wilcox, 131.
Birdie- Marsha Berry (10th hole).
Chip-ins - Barb Eberhardt (two: 3rd and
5th holes), Marsha Berry (1st), Kerry Torkel-
son (6th), Mary Lou Trautmann (8th) and
Adele Scott (1 lth).
Low net of the day - Kerry Torkelson, 69.
Fewest putts - Marsha Berry, 25.
Drag locals score
Sunday in Bremert0n
Shelton was represented four
times on the awards stand last
weekend as drag racing continued
at Bremerton Raceway.
Competitors a!l in Sunday's
"Mother's Day lationals," they
include Peggy Zamzow, winner of
the ladies' novice bracket aboard
her '67 Chevelle, and semifinal-
race winners Shelby Linne (ladies'
novice, '64 E1 Camino), J.L. Biscay
("sportsman" bracket, '65 Comet)
and George King (high-school
bracket, Monte Carlo).
Zamzow topped out at 97.39
miles per hour, Linne at 86.20,
Biscay at 87.07 and King at 80.79.
Alderbrook
Alderbrook's ladies yielded the
following the past couple weeks:
May 2, Match Play
Winners - Marilyn Keller, Kay McAvinew,
Sharon Dufresne, Anne Gilbert, Pat Johnson,
Maxine Baillie, Laverna O'Neil and Linda Mc-
Mullin.
May 8 & 10, Rhododendron Tourney
Nine-holers - Judi Hobbs, Karen Mack &
Shaunna Webb 130 and Judy Brockmann,
Diane Budd & Judy Wolgamott 145.
Eighteen-holers - Marge Warren, Dee
Barrett & Anne Gilbert 274, Dee Bishop, La-
verna O'Neil & Karen Aumend 276, Maxine
Baillie, Karen Dobson & Janice Deiglmeier
279 (and won tie-breaker), Rebecca Daniel-
son, Pat Johnson & Marge Heagy 279.
Bridge division winner - Estie Luehrs,
week:
May 7, Team Mutt & Jeff
First - Joyce Reynolds, Barb Eberhardt,
Ann Wooten & Adele Scott.
Second - Diane Pollard, Kerry Torkelson
& two blind draws.
Pars - Ann Wooten (5th hole) and Barb
Eberhardt (7th).
May 9, Partner Best-Ball
First - Barb Dennis & Pat Wass.
May 11, Gross Minus Worst Hole
First flight - Ann Johnson 43, Gayle Wil-
cox 46.
Second flight - Barb Eberhardt 49, Kerry
Torkelson 50.
Bingo winner - Diane Pollard.
Chip-ins - Rosemary Bowcutt (13th hole)
and Ann Johnson (14th).
Pars - Ann Johnson (two: on the 14th
Shelton's AAU girls'
team, won another
last weekend, topping
aine-team "Oregon Prep"
L Vancouver.
went 4-0, beating
One of the Portland/
area 43-35, Skyview
58-53, Starz Select
51-50 and Premier
of Portland/Vancouver
that order.
the Starz the locals
back from a 13-point
eight minutes to go.
Jttnior Paige Barrett hit a
shot to tie the score
then Climber teammate
just a sophomore,
comeback by hitting
free throw with
of a second remain-
Wound up leading all
in the tourney, av-
5 points a game. Class-
Western Cascade
Was next, at 10.5 ppg, and
Johnson and ninth-
Davis at 8.0.
Fuller, a repeat all-
the Climbers despite
junior standing, led the
assists and steals, while
Amande Stevenson
Sarah Campbell led
on the boards, re-
Dale Johnson.
next action is
in a tournament at
State College in
SHELTON'S ELECTRIC EXTREME 'Juniors' for 2007: In front from
left are Amber Knowlton and Jamie Sutton. Second row: Kaitlin Woods,
Lauren Herrick, Ariana Blandford, Taylor Napiontek and Elizabeth
Wolf. Back: coach Jessica Plampin, Karina Gonzalez, Brandi Martin,
Gabriella Gonzalez, Jennifer Clayton, Britney Young, Kat Tulk, Made-
line Davis and coach Jeri Sutton.
SHELTON'S ELECTRIC EXTREME 'Minis' for 2007: In front from left
are Hailey Doyel, Kaylee Martinell, Hannah Thompson and Brianna
Giles-Martinell. Second row: Kristyn Bailey, Ivie Redman, Dustin Drake,
Saria Johnson and Ani Visser. Back: coaches Rene Langer and SaVanna
Visser.
Cheer kids'
tryouts set
Age-group cheerleading's "Elec-
tric Extreme" contingent of Shel-
ton reports it will have tryouts for
its 2007-8 season this month.
For all boys and girls ages 5-15,
they will be from 6 to 8 p.m. May
21 and May 24 at Shelton's Olym-
pic Middle School.
As was the case this past year,
there will be two separate Elec-
tric Extreme squads - one for the
"Minis" and one for the older "Ju-
niors."
The Minis are coached by Sa-
Vanna Visser (970-7353), the
Juniors by Jessica Plampin (426-
5169). They say their plans for the
coming year include six to eight
competitions culminating in a
biggie in California the end of
March plus various parades and
other community performances.
This past year's hip-hop-style
.,Junior team ended its inaugural
season with a third-place show-
ing at the Pac West Nationals in
Portland. Earlier it topped all in
the "Best of the Northwest" spirit
cheer and the "All Things Cheer"
competitions in Tacoma, took sec-
ond in the National Cheerleading
Association showdown in Gig Har-
bor and the Galaxy Cheer Chal-
lenge in Kentwood and placed
third in the Power Athletics Na-
tionals in Tacoma.
Thursday, May 17, 2007 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 25