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CLIMBER TRACK & FIELD: In front from left are Chelsie Uffelmann, Rachel Fennel, Charissa Moran, Kim Yates, Alexan Ehrich, Kassi Profitt, Dan Paine, Emma Crateau, Sarah Brownstein, Kalea Christensen and Landon Vogel. Second row: Breana Chavez, Huston Tschirhart, Isaac Garfias, Aunika Frazier, A.J. Boudia, Kay Fitch, Leah Langdon, Kyle Bur- bridge, Alex Padgett, Vance Creekpaum, Simeon Mease, Erin Ranney, Lauren Smith and Ally Ducker. Third row: Charles Langdon, Alan Ray, Luke Deakins, assistant coach Vern Johnson, assistant coach Cathy Cole, assistant coach Chris Nesmith, associate coach Mike Fox, head coat# Doug Sells, assistant coach Daryl White, assistant coach Peter o'Nei assistant coach John Sells, Ian Hastings, Cody Van Sickle and Step h.e  Burns. Back: Jonathan Van Rossum, Jacob Hanes, Westin Chavez, o rett Sullivan, Jake Delaney, Zack Ball, Gabe Shoemaker, Bryan Cl Luke Endicott, Nolan Sadlier, Chad Chapman and Luke Pittman. 1N pictured: Adam Spurling, Derek Ranney, Tom Malysch. Tennis girls belie their age in postseaso00 .... overall, play her again for the alte spot and decided not to play The girls of Climber tennis ney were junior went six strong to the league doubles partners tournament last week at Clo- Tori Peckham ver Park, and despite being the and Sydnee Put- youngest bunch in the entire vin and singles competition they made off with player Alyssa a pair of" first-alternate berths Smith, also a at district, junior. First in line in the event of a default, having earned that distinction by virtue of respective fifth-place finishes in the league showdown, are the Climbers' #1 doubles tandem of juniors Maris- sa Hill and Kaitlin "Katie" Smith and their first-singles classmate, Brynna Fuller. Also representing the Climb- ers in the postseason's first tour- Coached once again by veterans John Perry and Dann "G Man" Gagnon, the Climbers fash- ioned a 7-5 record in this their first season in the 3A THE CLIMBER RACQUETEERS pose at the league tourney last Western Cascade week. From left are assistant coach Dann Gagnon, Tori Peck- Conference. They ham, Katie Smith, Brynna Fuller, Alyssa Smith, Marissa Hill, finished fourth Sydnee Putvin and coach John Perry. Here's Coach Perry's take on his girls' post- season flourish: "We had a great tourna- ment," he said. "All the girls fought hard un- til the end." Brynna, he noted, beat Timberline's undefeated #2, Kayleen Tabil, in a "tough, long match. The girl actually had to again. "Alyssa had a great tourneY our #2 singles player after hav ing no singles experience d the year. She finished eighth. "Doubles also played .e Hill and Smith, our #1, knocl off the same team that b beat them the day before. 0. #2 team, Peckham and putv, had a tough draw, losing o1! the eventual #2- and #3.plat doubles teams. So we had a strong shOVh e and were the only school in tourney without any seniorS' next year looks good." (Contmd from page 23,) we.hate2em hype. But how %out Shelten's young linkladies? Do they believe it? "Well.ll," volunteered fourth- football showdown, by the way, it certainly like, basket- wasn't without drama. Coach de. the basketball scribed it: "Goin' into that match," she said, "they'd scored 122 and our people best was 120, 'em and knew we were gonna match up us. It s not that. It s and it was gonna be tight. "And these girls"- she gestured around her there at the Bayshore i athletics, and we're really good in athlet- squared off little more." laughter all around. Coach Martinson Climbers put together thei best didn't alter her it's like if hole Kristi pretended .to types wore ris;i, she continued about it. But over- make me hit laughed. "And • "That HURTS.,  conference table -"they went in with confidence. They 'showed up.' They looked good: Their shoul-. " ders were up; their heads were up. They were laughin' and havin' a good time. "And I think to show that uni- ty was really important. It was a very important step for us - to say, 'Okay: We're here.'" "And it's just nice," put in vet, eran Kristi, "t' go to a golf course and, like, actually see the other• team watching you something - or seeing kinda dressed the same - and kinda being a little intimidated and stuff-" She cut herself off. "I mean, WE were intimidated too," she said. "Cuz they were our big rival. But you could tell we weren't, like, a oke' to them. They knew that they had to beat us, too." put in an he secret to their teamwise of her teammates. success? Oh, assured Ksenia, the eah, they like we "But I think we just relaxed a little in more. And Caral helped me a lot on ' some people can go out there and planted Russian and team cap- just feel that they're doing this, rain. WEwe e intimidated t o • ' ql 0 "Like, me and Caral ', most of the time at each what's and some people can see that . throughout the rounds. osea "So I think 1 toa "thinker? - like, The senior blurted another works." shesaid, : And my WHAT? SO a lot of these ]ater." byproduct? "You do cause if to find :- - thanks in large whose folks "PJ's ." , want to She paused long enough to let her " P teammates chorus in laughter. I, " offered like, was e're not THINKERS?.  : hurt and came indignation. Again, was AND JUST WHAT about the game that so vates her? Besides with them Page 26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 17, 2007 CLIMBER TRACK & FIELD: In front from left are Chelsie Uffelmann, Rachel Fennel, Charissa Moran, Kim Yates, Alexan Ehrich, Kassi Profitt, Dan Paine, Emma Crateau, Sarah Brownstein, Kalea Christensen and Landon Vogel. Second row: Breana Chavez, Huston Tschirhart, Isaac Garfias, Aunika Frazier, A.J. Boudia, Kay Fitch, Leah Langdon, Kyle Bur- bridge, Alex Padgett, Vance Creekpaum, Simeon Mease, Erin Ranney, Lauren Smith and Ally Ducker. Third row: Charles Langdon, Alan Ray, Luke Deakins, assistant coach Vern Johnson, assistant coach Cathy Cole, assistant coach Chris Nesmith, associate coach Mike Fox, head coat# Doug Sells, assistant coach Daryl White, assistant coach Peter o'Nei assistant coach John Sells, Ian Hastings, Cody Van Sickle and Step h.e  Burns. Back: Jonathan Van Rossum, Jacob Hanes, Westin Chavez, o rett Sullivan, Jake Delaney, Zack Ball, Gabe Shoemaker, Bryan Cl Luke Endicott, Nolan Sadlier, Chad Chapman and Luke Pittman. 1N pictured: Adam Spurling, Derek Ranney, Tom Malysch. Tennis girls belie their age in postseaso00 .... overall, play her again for the alte spot and decided not to play The girls of Climber tennis ney were junior went six strong to the league doubles partners tournament last week at Clo- Tori Peckham ver Park, and despite being the and Sydnee Put- youngest bunch in the entire vin and singles competition they made off with player Alyssa a pair of" first-alternate berths Smith, also a at district, junior. First in line in the event of a default, having earned that distinction by virtue of respective fifth-place finishes in the league showdown, are the Climbers' #1 doubles tandem of juniors Maris- sa Hill and Kaitlin "Katie" Smith and their first-singles classmate, Brynna Fuller. Also representing the Climb- ers in the postseason's first tour- Coached once again by veterans John Perry and Dann "G Man" Gagnon, the Climbers fash- ioned a 7-5 record in this their first season in the 3A THE CLIMBER RACQUETEERS pose at the league tourney last Western Cascade week. From left are assistant coach Dann Gagnon, Tori Peck- Conference. They ham, Katie Smith, Brynna Fuller, Alyssa Smith, Marissa Hill, finished fourth Sydnee Putvin and coach John Perry. Here's Coach Perry's take on his girls' post- season flourish: "We had a great tourna- ment," he said. "All the girls fought hard un- til the end." Brynna, he noted, beat Timberline's undefeated #2, Kayleen Tabil, in a "tough, long match. The girl actually had to again. "Alyssa had a great tourneY our #2 singles player after hav ing no singles experience d the year. She finished eighth. "Doubles also played .e Hill and Smith, our #1, knocl off the same team that b beat them the day before. 0. #2 team, Peckham and putv, had a tough draw, losing o1! the eventual #2- and #3.plat doubles teams. So we had a strong shOVh e and were the only school in tourney without any seniorS' next year looks good." (Contmd from page 23,) we.hate2em hype. But how %out Shelten's young linkladies? Do they believe it? "Well.ll," volunteered fourth- football showdown, by the way, it certainly like, basket- wasn't without drama. Coach de. the basketball scribed it: "Goin' into that match," she said, "they'd scored 122 and our people best was 120, 'em and knew we were gonna match up us. It s not that. It s and it was gonna be tight. "And these girls"- she gestured around her there at the Bayshore i athletics, and we're really good in athlet- squared off little more." laughter all around. Coach Martinson Climbers put together thei best didn't alter her it's like if hole Kristi pretended .to types wore ris;i, she continued about it. But over- make me hit laughed. "And • "That HURTS.,  conference table -"they went in with confidence. They 'showed up.' They looked good: Their shoul-. " ders were up; their heads were up. They were laughin' and havin' a good time. "And I think to show that uni- ty was really important. It was a very important step for us - to say, 'Okay: We're here.'" "And it's just nice," put in vet, eran Kristi, "t' go to a golf course and, like, actually see the other• team watching you something - or seeing kinda dressed the same - and kinda being a little intimidated and stuff-" She cut herself off. "I mean, WE were intimidated too," she said. "Cuz they were our big rival. But you could tell we weren't, like, a oke' to them. They knew that they had to beat us, too." put in an he secret to their teamwise of her teammates. success? Oh, assured Ksenia, the eah, they like we "But I think we just relaxed a little in more. And Caral helped me a lot on ' some people can go out there and planted Russian and team cap- just feel that they're doing this, rain. WEwe e intimidated t o • ' ql 0 "Like, me and Caral ', most of the time at each what's and some people can see that . throughout the rounds. osea "So I think 1 toa "thinker? - like, The senior blurted another works." shesaid, : And my WHAT? SO a lot of these ]ater." byproduct? "You do cause if to find :- - thanks in large whose folks "PJ's ." , want to She paused long enough to let her " P teammates chorus in laughter. I, " offered like, was e're not THINKERS?.  : hurt and came indignation. Again, was AND JUST WHAT about the game that so vates her? Besides with them Page 26 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 17, 2007