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MASON COUNTY
PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT
Main Shelton Office
2621 E. Johns Prairie Road, Shelton, WA
Shelton Payment Center
310 West Cota Street, Shelton, wA
Belfair Office
21341 E. State Route 3, Belfair, WA
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By EMILY HANSON
emil.y@rr~asoncountwcom
Two Shelton boys' golfers are continuing
their seasons next week after strong perfor-
mances at the league tournament last week.
On May 7, the Highclimbers competed
in the first day of the 4A Narrows League
Tournament at Lake Spanaway.
There, Alec Martinson shot a 75 while
Zaeh Lund shot a 78 and Grant Cation shot
an 80. All three qualified for the second day.
Marcus Browning shot an 87 and Tyler
Matlock and Mitchell DeAndre both shot
a 91. These three scores were too high to
qualify for the second day of competition.
On May 9, Martinson, Lund and Cation
competed in the second day of the 4A Nar-
rows League Tournament at Lake Span-
away.
Martinson shot the best score of the sec-
ond day with a 70 while Lurid shot a 73.
Both qualified directly for the 4A WIAA
State Boys' Golf Tournament. Cation shot
a 76 to qualify for the 4A West Central Dis-
trict 3 Tournament.
"Alec and Zack had a really good league
tournament," SHS head boys' golf coach
Mark Jensen said. "Alec had the best round
the second day and you can't complain about
that. Zach had a good second day, too."
On Monday, Cation competed at districts
where he shot an 85, two strokes too high to
qualify for state.
"Grant didn't have his best day," Jen-
sen said. "Gold Mountain is a tough course
and they played summer rules, which we
haven't don't a lot because of the weather.
The course had dried out and it was harder
to stop the ball."
Martinson and Lund are scheduled to
compete at state which begins on May 22 at
Hangman Valley Golf Course in Spokane. If
they score high enough, they'll move on to
the second day of state on May 23.
"You never know how they'll do at state,"
Jensen said. "At that level, you have to have
two really good days. I've heard the course
is nice and pretty tough."
He said that he thinks Martinson and
Lund are prepared for state mentally.
"They've been playing well the last few
weeks," Jensen said.
Prior to districts, on Friday, the High-
climbers competed at the Duke Streeter In-
vitational at Peninsula Country Club. The
Shelton boys won the invitational as a team
with a total score of 211.
Play was done in a two person scramble.
Martinson and Lund took second by shoot-
ing 67, five under par. Cation and DeAndre
paired up to shoot 70 while Browning and
Mitchell shot a 74.
S
By EMILY HANSON
emily@masonco~nty.com
The Shelton girls' golf
season ended at districts
this week.
The postseason for the
Lady Highclimbers began
"The 91 and 94 were her
best 18-hole rounds she's
ever pJayed."
lar to how her for 4A West Central
on May 8 at the 4A Nar- ~ Villanue- District 3 tournament on
rows League Tournament l~ va golfed Monday and gave her an
at Lake Spanaway. at league llth place finish.
After the first day of the last year. "Caitlyn didn't qualify
league tournament, senior "We're directly for state but she
Caitlyn Ernst had qualifed 1 o o k i n g did qualify for districts,"
for day two~'after shoot- for her Martinson said. "The 91
ing a 91. Sophomore Rilee to make and 94 were her best 18-
Villanueva shot a 109 and the jump hole rounds she's ever
freshman Kerry Johnson likeRilee played."
shot a 126. Caitlyn did next At districts, Ernst shot
"Rilee's 109 was way Ernst year," she a 99, which was six strokes
better than last year," said. "Thisabove the cutoff point for
SHS head girls' golf coach was the the 4A WIAA State Girls'
Lorna Martinson said. first 18 holes she's ever Golf Tournament.
"She missed finals by four played." "Caitlyn struggled out
strokes so she was really During the second day there but it was her fifth
close and as a sophomore,of the league tournament, best 18-hole score ever,"
that was great progress."May 9 at LakeSpanaway, Martinson said. "The
Martinson said that Ernst shot a 94. Her corn- greens were hard and
Johnson's score was simi-bined total of 185 qualified fast."
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Page C-2, Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, May 17, 2012
Alderbrook Ladies Golf KP on No. 6: Molly Fra-Reynolds, 37
May8 -- Monthly Medal- zier, 32'9" Low putts: Pat Derheim
ist KP on No. 13: Ruby Isaa- May 9 -- O.N.E.S.
18-hole competition: Gin- cson, 19' 18-hole division
ny Chltwood, 71; Nancy Gur- Flight one: 1, Kerry
nsey, 72; Coralie Watters, Lake Limerick Golf Torkelson, 37.5; 2, Ann John-
73; Sue Wright, 74; Shirley May 5 -- Spring Open son, 40
Muhich, 75 Low gross score 64: Alva- Flight two: 1, Diane Pol-
9-hole competition: Del ro Lopez, Carlos Hernandez, lard, 38.5; 2, Joyce Reynolds,
Bailey, 32; Pat Goldsberry, Javier Martinez, Chilo Guz- 41.5
36; Marlene Maki, 36 man Chip-Ins: Diane, No. 5;
May 10 -- Substitute ParFirst low net score 54: Don Joyce Reynolds, No. 11
18-hole competition: Lin- Myers, Harold Morrow, Chris Low net of the day: Kerry
da Roberge, 58; Nancy Gum- Schneider, Gene StroyzkTorkelson, 76
sey, 60; Carol Kelly, 61; Judy Second low net (two teams Low putts: Kerry Torkel-
White, 63 tied at 56): Roger Alberts, son, 23
9-hole competition: JudyRobbi Alberts, Jim Thomas, 9-hole division
Brockman, 28; Diane Budd, Mary Lou Trautmann; JimFlight one: 1, Bonnie Mor-
31 Hengtgen, Larry Brengan, row, 19; 2, Sheila Thomas,
Fred Hewins, Kim Hutchin- 23; 3 (tie) Sharon Hadsall,
Bayshore Ladies Golf son Sharon Corrigan, Pegi Reese,
May 15 -- Even Holes Longest drive 24
Flight one: 1, Mary Lou Men: Javier Martinez Pars: Bonnie Morrow, No.
Wicken; 2, Toni Stevens Women: Pam Thompson 1
Flight two: Pam Ward Closest to the hole: Chuck Low net of the day: Bonnie
Nine holers: Loise Lema-Albedyll Morrow, 34
gie May 7 -- 1 Putt Bonus- May 11 -- Throw Out
Least putts: Luana EllisLow Net Worst Hole
Chip in'a/Hole • number:Flight one: 1, MaryLou Flight one: 1, Ann John-
Billie Elms, No. 16; Luana Trautmann, 37; 2, Kerryson, 30; 2, Diane Pollard, 32
Ellis, No. 14 Torkelson, 38; 3, Rita Lapin- Flight two: 1, Sharon Cor-
ski, 39 rigan, 27; 2, Sharon Hadsall,
Lake Cushman Ladies GolfFlight two: 1, Joyce Reyn- 29
May 9- Yarn Game olds, 33; 2, Sharon Hadsall, Flight three: 1, Sheila
First place team: Izzy 40; 3, Bonnie Morrow, 44; 4, Thomas, 28; 2, Barb Eber-
Hobson, Sharon Bennett, Sharon Corrigan, 46 hardt, 32
Jan Olson and Marian Reed Flight three: 1, SheilaChip-Ins: Iris Zieman, No.
(blind draw) Thomas, 37; 2, Clara Robin- 8
Second place team: Kathyson, 43; 3, Kathy Jensen, 49 Low net of the day: (tie)
Johnson, Vicki Brazil, Vickie Pars: MaryLou Traut-Ann Johnson, Sharon Had-
World, Georgia Pedersen mann, No. 2 sall, Sharon Corrigan
KP on No. 4: Joleta Smith,Chip-Ins: Pat DerheimLow putts: Marie Bier-
10'11" Low net of the day: Joyce ward, 11