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page 18.)
But what is
is that team."
his head sadly.
know," he says, "here in
there seems to be
)t that, 'Well, we
need to be good.
on't really need to chal.
I've actually had
say to me that they
t like confrontation."
pauses to let the words
it, his eyes wide with
coaches!" he says,
if you're going to
and you do not
the ability to handle
you're in the
business/You gotta
else.
are gonna run
you, the coaches are
run all over you, the
is gonna run
other TEAMS
all over you..."
knows he hopes it
color thing, of course.
whatever it is
provoked his dismissal
the Climber basketball
se
says, laugh-
one bit. "I've been
times since I've
like being
I really don't think
as being a 'black
think of myself as being
of God's children.' Period.
white, green or
Abe & Ryan I st-team, Zac 2nd-
what?', a00-l00ague laurels
'Joe Namath? ! Highclimber soccer's almost-re-
coronated lads got an all-league
THAT boy
was as down.
to.earth as
you could
get. JEEZ.
Man, you
would
ENJOY
talkin' to him:
to get right down in their face
and yell and scream at 'era.
Some of 'era cried. Some of
'era, you know, got angry and
all that.
"But they changed... And
with the help of Mike Fox and
their parents?
Well, it's partly out of fear
that their kids ultimately will
bear the retribution, says the
dismissed coach.
"But there's one other thing
my wife we moved them from lacking," he says, "Ain't got no
being a group of girls to a leader. Aln't got no leader...
team." "Well, I'm jumpin' out on
IT'S FUNNY, says Irv. At the floor on this one." He
the start of turnout he had looses another good-natured
asked the girls what it was laugh.
they wanted out of basketball.
Their answer: They wanted to "Hopefully other people will
have fun. see that and, 'HeyT There's
"And that came from most somebody that thinks like I do
all of 'era," says the coach, hereI'"
"Theyjust wanted to have fun. AND WHAT IF they don't?
"But they didn't understand What if they merely let him be
that they couldn't have fun the "sacrificial lamb," as it
until they were a team. It's not were?
gonnawork..." Irv grins. "Ain't gonna
pat on the back last week after
their 11-3-2 season.
Though post-seasonlessness by
the margin of a mere half game in
their 12-team conference stand-
ings this spring, Shelton's defend-
ing league co-champions so im-
pressed their rivals' head coaches
that they earned no fewer than
six nods in the annual all-league
balloting.
Junior defender/midfielder Abe
Gardner and his partner in Olym-
pic Development Program distinc-
tion, sophomore midfielder Ryan
Burleson, both made the elite
first team.
Zac Ghiglione, the senior
whose 18 goals this year rewrote
Shelton's all-time varsity record
for a single season, was a repeat
second-team selection.
And senior forward Mike Shoe-
maker, sophomore midfielder
Aaron Percy and sophomore
defender Jesse Jones all made the
honorable-mention list.
JOINING ABE AND Ryan
on the first team are Camas'
Shawn Anderson and Chris Gaul,
Washougal's Pat Walton and Jon
Zabel, Capital's Mike Fricke,
Aberdeen's Tanner Worth, Cen-
tralia's Seth Allen, R.A. Long's
Jose Rodriquez and Tumwater's
Jim Broome.
Burleson and Anderson are
the lone tenth-graders, Gardner,
Fricke the only llth-graders. The
rest are seniors.
Second-team honorees in addi-
tion to Zac are Chehalis' Matt
Rogerson, Tumwater's Ryan
SOCCER'S VARSITY CLIMBERS for 1999: In front from left are Sim
Bailer, Zac Ghiglione, Abe Gardner, Andrew Herrick, Ryan Burleson,
Rob Kamin and Jesse Jones. Back: Jeremy Nylander, Jon Weeden,
Kenan Butler, Derek Hanson, Nick Cronquist, Mike Shoemaker, Tyler
Johnson and coach Brian Fairbrother. Not pictured are Aaron Dorcy
and Mark Kamin.
Campbell, Aberdeen's Cody
Smith, Camas' John Houston and
Winlock's Jose Navarre.
ON THE YEAR the Climbers
scored 51 goals while allowing
just 14 - per-match averages of
3.18 and 0.875. "Those are both in
the top five all-time here," said
coach Brian Fairbrother, who
goes back now 19 Climber
springs.
Ditto the club's total of seven
shutouts behind goalies Jeremy
Nylander, Mark Kamin and Nick
Cronquist.
Complementing record-breaker
junior Jon Weeden with three
each and classmate Andrew Her-
rick, and sophomores Jones and
Tyler Johnson with one apiece.
Gardner and Burleson tied tbr
the team assists lead with eight
each. Weeden had six, Herrick,
Shoemaker and Ghiglione three
each, Kamin two and Johnson
and Dorcy one apiece.
FAIRBROTHER, for one,
was pleased despite his lads' last-
day slip from the playoff picture.
"You know," he mused, "losing
seven key starters last year" and
coming out and being as competi-
ing year. So I'm real proud of the
guys.
"And the nice thing is this new
league we're going to -the Pac
Nine - we almost have the whole
team coming back. And the holes
we have to fill we can fill from
jayvee and from C team.
"AND THE NICEST thing is
our longest road trip will be to
Chehalis. No more long bus
rides!" He laughed. "You know,
that alone is enough reason to be
optimistic."
The Climber lads' traditional
season-ending awards banquet is
inherently scary, really what it's all about here.
says, "there And the answer should be
where that obvious even if
down the all the facts.
in this town and "The
smile and wave to
but one of God's , . . . happen," he intones. He nods
i inthe direction of the live-wire
.... sruptive How about 4-year-old who's watching a
uoo .may' merelythebearerofbadnews? tape of The Mighty Ducks in
.... "J As far as hes concerned, the living room.
people to says Irv, tffat question is There's the reason right
"I'm not
man
I'm thinkin' to myself
if they'r
to me and waving
because they're just
to death - because I'm
,
seen on TV how
have beat up and
and killed people, so
see a black
think, 'Hey,
'era! I'd better
el' defense and
guy - cuz I don't
came up to you and said, 'Hey!
The boat is sinking!' what BUT ILSN THAT courting
would you do? more tile treat.
"Man "- "
, nar gets to the heart ment mrse?
right now. And it's a question
that is hard not to answer ¢v'ell, I already feel like I'm
from the heart, an 'oddball' here," says Irv,
"But, now, what's scary is I'm will-
when someone eeds be
question, 'Well, I'd first of all
find out who the person is I'm gonna
that's telling me this.' That,s walk around with nobody in
this town really liking me,
scary, o " t ' "
"Because while y u re find- hat s fine - as long as thngs
)st pros have
people label
,, says Irv.
guy
in order
bl00k
I see a
think.
OF 'EM!
the ol'
you
your own
everybody
to have that. If
you can do it
,todD it."
out
tti,
'Girlfriend, before
you're gonna
up-
gonna beat a
"He laughs.
man[
else["
girls' season didn't
start out like gang-
: bunch
ntations," says the
dn't like each
, some of the
at me.'"
person is
you the truth or not,
'UTT 18 DROWNING.
a whole lot o' other people
result of
you not doing about
the problem."
Yes, it's true, says Irv. He's Irv.
been deemed %oc controver-
sial:" simple.
says. UBeing
a good coach,
cause
"You HAVE to..."
Don'l
Irv. It's not like
' :" • n
he s infallible or eve
because they you're the
and that kind this is now
,^ me where I'm wrong.
that But its just not happen
to the
ing..3
being supported by some of
had to sit down and
tion because they 'don't want
to upset'anyone.
what?" says
,ady:/'m
:just that
AS FOR THOSE who've
cast him out as disruptive,
and with
"- and more than one
in practice I had
ir heads The kids' well-being.
case, he
rs
ge, too.
,, he gives
Gardner, R.A. Long's Ryan Hub-
bard and Clark Guler, Centralia's
Jeremy Salewsky and Jason
Palmer, Mark Morris' Colin
Ghiglione in the Climber scoring
column were Burleson with 11,
Shoemaker with nine, senior Rob
Kamin with four, Gardner and
tive as we were, that's quite
an accomplishment. We finished
third in league out of 12 teams -
in what basically was a rebuild.
next Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the stu-
dent union building. For players
and their parents, it will feature a
$3-a-plate taco salad dinner
Matt-led foursome:
Bats get theirs too
The fruits of a 2-16 season
fraught with pitching problems
proved understandably offense-
related this week as prep base-
bali's head coaches recognized the
Highclimbers by way of four all-
league honors.
Slugging senior third-baseman
Matt Dickinson, the Rivers
League's home-run leader with
six taters on the year, copped
first-team distinction for the sec-
ond year in a row.
Highclimber classmates Josh
Arndt, Mani Thompson and Brent
Armstrong, meanwhile, all joined
the second-team elite - outfielder
Josh after enjoying first-team dis-
tinction in '98 and catcher Mani
for the second year in a row.
For Brent, an all-around per-
former who even pitched quite a
bit but was named as an outfield-
er, this was his first time among
the bats' all-leaguers.
In addition to clubbing six
round-trippers this spring, Dick-
inson led the Climbers in batting
average (.356) and runs batted in
(21) for the second straight year.
He also led the team with a .729
slugging percentage.
"Matt has had contacts from
several junior-college coaches,"
says first-year Climber boss Jon
Rooklidge, adding that all four
honorees have what it takes to
play at that level at least.
"They're all deserving kids," he
says. "They work real hard and
set a good example for our pro-
gram, so it's nice to see them get
some rewards."
Arndt, an all-leaguer in foot-
ball as well, batted .281 lead-off
and had a team-high six doubles.
Thompson stroked five home
runs - easily the team leader any
other year - and finished at .283
with four doubles and 15 rbi.
And Armstrong hit .250 with
five doubles and ten runs batted
in and also contributed 21 in-
nings' work on the mound, win-
ning once in five decisions and
posting an 8.33 era.
Batting Statistics - Shelton HighClimbers
Player PA AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB HP 80 E SB SAC FLY OBP Slg BA
Dickinson, Matt 87 59 14 21 21 4 0 6 4 4 7 3 3 0 13 .433 .729 356
Ozgs, Jacob 61 44 8 14 15 3 0 2 15 2 9 2 3 0 9 508 523 .318
Thompson, Mani 66 60 12 17 15 4 0 5 3 3 8 4 2 0 17 .348 600 283
Arndt, Josh 69 57 14 16 8 8 0 0 10 2 12 5 8 2 15 406 .386 281
Gonzslse, Ryan 59 48 12 13 6 2 0 1 11 0 15 2 1 3 5 .407 375 271
Howard, Jeremy 53 45 10 12 6 3 0 0 6 0 11 1 3 0 4 •377 333 267
Armstrong, Brant 64 fl0 7 15 10 5 0 0 4 0 11 3 4 6 13 297 333 250
Murdock, Mike 16 11 2 2 2 0 0 0 3 2 6 0 0 0 0 438 182 182
Boelk, Jesse 56 42 9 7 1 0 0 0 7 7 17 3 4 2 5 375 .167 167
Daily, Emil 19 14 4 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 6 1 3 0 1 368 143 143
Sheetz, Zach 27 24 7 2 3 0 0 1 3 0 12 0 8 0 7 185 208 083
Corey, Brlsn 13 12 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 3 .077 000 X)
Thomas, Justin 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 000 .000 000
Jones, Ryan 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 000 .000 000
Aries, James 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 000 000 0(X3
Tobey, Duetin 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 (700 000
Williams, Cssey 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 000 0oo (XO
TOTALS 575 480 101 121 87 27 0 15 75 20 117 24 37 14 95 376 402 252
Pitching Statistics - Shelton HighClimbers
Player O IP R ER H 2B 3S HR BB HB OB FB SO W L Sv ERA
Bseler, Adam 1 4.0 5 2 8 O 0 1 0 0 7 4 1 0 1 0 350
Arndt, JoQh 5 4.1 11 3 9 4 1 2 5 1 8 2 3 0 1 0 485
Howard, Jeremy 13 42.0 45 37 56 6 0 5 26 1 31 36 46 0 3 0 617
Armstrong, Brant 9 21 0 30 25 30 7 1 2 17 2 24 22 11 1 4 0 833
Dally, Emil 7 11,0 22 16 23 8 1 1 7 1 5 15 8 0 2 0 1018
Dlcldn=mn, Matt 4 6,0 9 9 8 4 0 1 5 1 5 6 3 0 0 0 10.50
JoneS, Ryan 8 5.0 12 8 10 1 0 0 2 0 6 6 4 1 1 0 1120
Ozga, Jacob 11 24.1 52 44 47 7 0 2 22 6 11 24 24 0 3 1 12 66
Sheetz, Zach 2 2.0 6 6 3 0 1 1 2 2 4 1 0 0 1 0 21 00
TOTALS 18 119.2 192 150 192 35 4 15 86 14 101 116 100 2 16 1 8.;'7
Alas, that last figure actually
was relatively good for the Climb-
ers' long-suffering mound staff.
Five pitchers finished at over 10,
and the team's combined earned.
run average was a whopping 8.77
per game.
BASEBALL'S CLIMBER VARSITY: In front from left are Mike Mur.
dock, Brian Corey, Ryan Gonzales, Zach Sheetz, Matt Dickinson, Jesse
Boelk and Jeremy Howard. In back: assistant coach Tim Rhoades, Josh
Arndt, Mani Thompson, Brent Armstrong, James Aries, Emil Daily,
Ryan Jones and coach Jon Rooklidge. Not pictured is Jacob Ozga.
i
Thursday, May 20, 1999 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Page 19
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page 18.)
But what is
is that team."
his head sadly.
know," he says, "here in
there seems to be
)t that, 'Well, we
need to be good.
on't really need to chal.
I've actually had
say to me that they
t like confrontation."
pauses to let the words
it, his eyes wide with
coaches!" he says,
if you're going to
and you do not
the ability to handle
you're in the
business/You gotta
else.
are gonna run
you, the coaches are
run all over you, the
is gonna run
other TEAMS
all over you..."
knows he hopes it
color thing, of course.
whatever it is
provoked his dismissal
the Climber basketball
se
says, laugh-
one bit. "I've been
times since I've
like being
I really don't think
as being a 'black
think of myself as being
of God's children.' Period.
white, green or
Abe & Ryan I st-team, Zac 2nd-
what?', a00-l00ague laurels
'Joe Namath? ! Highclimber soccer's almost-re-
coronated lads got an all-league
THAT boy
was as down.
to.earth as
you could
get. JEEZ.
Man, you
would
ENJOY
talkin' to him:
to get right down in their face
and yell and scream at 'era.
Some of 'era cried. Some of
'era, you know, got angry and
all that.
"But they changed... And
with the help of Mike Fox and
their parents?
Well, it's partly out of fear
that their kids ultimately will
bear the retribution, says the
dismissed coach.
"But there's one other thing
my wife we moved them from lacking," he says, "Ain't got no
being a group of girls to a leader. Aln't got no leader...
team." "Well, I'm jumpin' out on
IT'S FUNNY, says Irv. At the floor on this one." He
the start of turnout he had looses another good-natured
asked the girls what it was laugh.
they wanted out of basketball.
Their answer: They wanted to "Hopefully other people will
have fun. see that and, 'HeyT There's
"And that came from most somebody that thinks like I do
all of 'era," says the coach, hereI'"
"Theyjust wanted to have fun. AND WHAT IF they don't?
"But they didn't understand What if they merely let him be
that they couldn't have fun the "sacrificial lamb," as it
until they were a team. It's not were?
gonnawork..." Irv grins. "Ain't gonna
pat on the back last week after
their 11-3-2 season.
Though post-seasonlessness by
the margin of a mere half game in
their 12-team conference stand-
ings this spring, Shelton's defend-
ing league co-champions so im-
pressed their rivals' head coaches
that they earned no fewer than
six nods in the annual all-league
balloting.
Junior defender/midfielder Abe
Gardner and his partner in Olym-
pic Development Program distinc-
tion, sophomore midfielder Ryan
Burleson, both made the elite
first team.
Zac Ghiglione, the senior
whose 18 goals this year rewrote
Shelton's all-time varsity record
for a single season, was a repeat
second-team selection.
And senior forward Mike Shoe-
maker, sophomore midfielder
Aaron Percy and sophomore
defender Jesse Jones all made the
honorable-mention list.
JOINING ABE AND Ryan
on the first team are Camas'
Shawn Anderson and Chris Gaul,
Washougal's Pat Walton and Jon
Zabel, Capital's Mike Fricke,
Aberdeen's Tanner Worth, Cen-
tralia's Seth Allen, R.A. Long's
Jose Rodriquez and Tumwater's
Jim Broome.
Burleson and Anderson are
the lone tenth-graders, Gardner,
Fricke the only llth-graders. The
rest are seniors.
Second-team honorees in addi-
tion to Zac are Chehalis' Matt
Rogerson, Tumwater's Ryan
SOCCER'S VARSITY CLIMBERS for 1999: In front from left are Sim
Bailer, Zac Ghiglione, Abe Gardner, Andrew Herrick, Ryan Burleson,
Rob Kamin and Jesse Jones. Back: Jeremy Nylander, Jon Weeden,
Kenan Butler, Derek Hanson, Nick Cronquist, Mike Shoemaker, Tyler
Johnson and coach Brian Fairbrother. Not pictured are Aaron Dorcy
and Mark Kamin.
Campbell, Aberdeen's Cody
Smith, Camas' John Houston and
Winlock's Jose Navarre.
ON THE YEAR the Climbers
scored 51 goals while allowing
just 14 - per-match averages of
3.18 and 0.875. "Those are both in
the top five all-time here," said
coach Brian Fairbrother, who
goes back now 19 Climber
springs.
Ditto the club's total of seven
shutouts behind goalies Jeremy
Nylander, Mark Kamin and Nick
Cronquist.
Complementing record-breaker
junior Jon Weeden with three
each and classmate Andrew Her-
rick, and sophomores Jones and
Tyler Johnson with one apiece.
Gardner and Burleson tied tbr
the team assists lead with eight
each. Weeden had six, Herrick,
Shoemaker and Ghiglione three
each, Kamin two and Johnson
and Dorcy one apiece.
FAIRBROTHER, for one,
was pleased despite his lads' last-
day slip from the playoff picture.
"You know," he mused, "losing
seven key starters last year" and
coming out and being as competi-
ing year. So I'm real proud of the
guys.
"And the nice thing is this new
league we're going to -the Pac
Nine - we almost have the whole
team coming back. And the holes
we have to fill we can fill from
jayvee and from C team.
"AND THE NICEST thing is
our longest road trip will be to
Chehalis. No more long bus
rides!" He laughed. "You know,
that alone is enough reason to be
optimistic."
The Climber lads' traditional
season-ending awards banquet is
inherently scary, really what it's all about here.
says, "there And the answer should be
where that obvious even if
down the all the facts.
in this town and "The
smile and wave to
but one of God's , . . . happen," he intones. He nods
i inthe direction of the live-wire
.... sruptive How about 4-year-old who's watching a
uoo .may' merelythebearerofbadnews? tape of The Mighty Ducks in
.... "J As far as hes concerned, the living room.
people to says Irv, tffat question is There's the reason right
"I'm not
man
I'm thinkin' to myself
if they'r
to me and waving
because they're just
to death - because I'm
,
seen on TV how
have beat up and
and killed people, so
see a black
think, 'Hey,
'era! I'd better
el' defense and
guy - cuz I don't
came up to you and said, 'Hey!
The boat is sinking!' what BUT ILSN THAT courting
would you do? more tile treat.
"Man "- "
, nar gets to the heart ment mrse?
right now. And it's a question
that is hard not to answer ¢v'ell, I already feel like I'm
from the heart, an 'oddball' here," says Irv,
"But, now, what's scary is I'm will-
when someone eeds be
question, 'Well, I'd first of all
find out who the person is I'm gonna
that's telling me this.' That,s walk around with nobody in
this town really liking me,
scary, o " t ' "
"Because while y u re find- hat s fine - as long as thngs
)st pros have
people label
,, says Irv.
guy
in order
bl00k
I see a
think.
OF 'EM!
the ol'
you
your own
everybody
to have that. If
you can do it
,todD it."
out
tti,
'Girlfriend, before
you're gonna
up-
gonna beat a
"He laughs.
man[
else["
girls' season didn't
start out like gang-
: bunch
ntations," says the
dn't like each
, some of the
at me.'"
person is
you the truth or not,
'UTT 18 DROWNING.
a whole lot o' other people
result of
you not doing about
the problem."
Yes, it's true, says Irv. He's Irv.
been deemed %oc controver-
sial:" simple.
says. UBeing
a good coach,
cause
"You HAVE to..."
Don'l
Irv. It's not like
' :" • n
he s infallible or eve
because they you're the
and that kind this is now
,^ me where I'm wrong.
that But its just not happen
to the
ing..3
being supported by some of
had to sit down and
tion because they 'don't want
to upset'anyone.
what?" says
,ady:/'m
:just that
AS FOR THOSE who've
cast him out as disruptive,
and with
"- and more than one
in practice I had
ir heads The kids' well-being.
case, he
rs
ge, too.
,, he gives
Gardner, R.A. Long's Ryan Hub-
bard and Clark Guler, Centralia's
Jeremy Salewsky and Jason
Palmer, Mark Morris' Colin
Ghiglione in the Climber scoring
column were Burleson with 11,
Shoemaker with nine, senior Rob
Kamin with four, Gardner and
tive as we were, that's quite
an accomplishment. We finished
third in league out of 12 teams -
in what basically was a rebuild.
next Tuesday at 6 p.m. in the stu-
dent union building. For players
and their parents, it will feature a
$3-a-plate taco salad dinner
Matt-led foursome:
Bats get theirs too
The fruits of a 2-16 season
fraught with pitching problems
proved understandably offense-
related this week as prep base-
bali's head coaches recognized the
Highclimbers by way of four all-
league honors.
Slugging senior third-baseman
Matt Dickinson, the Rivers
League's home-run leader with
six taters on the year, copped
first-team distinction for the sec-
ond year in a row.
Highclimber classmates Josh
Arndt, Mani Thompson and Brent
Armstrong, meanwhile, all joined
the second-team elite - outfielder
Josh after enjoying first-team dis-
tinction in '98 and catcher Mani
for the second year in a row.
For Brent, an all-around per-
former who even pitched quite a
bit but was named as an outfield-
er, this was his first time among
the bats' all-leaguers.
In addition to clubbing six
round-trippers this spring, Dick-
inson led the Climbers in batting
average (.356) and runs batted in
(21) for the second straight year.
He also led the team with a .729
slugging percentage.
"Matt has had contacts from
several junior-college coaches,"
says first-year Climber boss Jon
Rooklidge, adding that all four
honorees have what it takes to
play at that level at least.
"They're all deserving kids," he
says. "They work real hard and
set a good example for our pro-
gram, so it's nice to see them get
some rewards."
Arndt, an all-leaguer in foot-
ball as well, batted .281 lead-off
and had a team-high six doubles.
Thompson stroked five home
runs - easily the team leader any
other year - and finished at .283
with four doubles and 15 rbi.
And Armstrong hit .250 with
five doubles and ten runs batted
in and also contributed 21 in-
nings' work on the mound, win-
ning once in five decisions and
posting an 8.33 era.
Batting Statistics - Shelton HighClimbers
Player PA AB R H RBI 2B 3B HR BB HP 80 E SB SAC FLY OBP Slg BA
Dickinson, Matt 87 59 14 21 21 4 0 6 4 4 7 3 3 0 13 .433 .729 356
Ozgs, Jacob 61 44 8 14 15 3 0 2 15 2 9 2 3 0 9 508 523 .318
Thompson, Mani 66 60 12 17 15 4 0 5 3 3 8 4 2 0 17 .348 600 283
Arndt, Josh 69 57 14 16 8 8 0 0 10 2 12 5 8 2 15 406 .386 281
Gonzslse, Ryan 59 48 12 13 6 2 0 1 11 0 15 2 1 3 5 .407 375 271
Howard, Jeremy 53 45 10 12 6 3 0 0 6 0 11 1 3 0 4 •377 333 267
Armstrong, Brant 64 fl0 7 15 10 5 0 0 4 0 11 3 4 6 13 297 333 250
Murdock, Mike 16 11 2 2 2 0 0 0 3 2 6 0 0 0 0 438 182 182
Boelk, Jesse 56 42 9 7 1 0 0 0 7 7 17 3 4 2 5 375 .167 167
Daily, Emil 19 14 4 2 0 0 0 0 5 0 6 1 3 0 1 368 143 143
Sheetz, Zach 27 24 7 2 3 0 0 1 3 0 12 0 8 0 7 185 208 083
Corey, Brlsn 13 12 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 3 .077 000 X)
Thomas, Justin 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 000 .000 000
Jones, Ryan 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 000 .000 000
Aries, James 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 000 000 0(X3
Tobey, Duetin 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.000 (700 000
Williams, Cssey 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 000 0oo (XO
TOTALS 575 480 101 121 87 27 0 15 75 20 117 24 37 14 95 376 402 252
Pitching Statistics - Shelton HighClimbers
Player O IP R ER H 2B 3S HR BB HB OB FB SO W L Sv ERA
Bseler, Adam 1 4.0 5 2 8 O 0 1 0 0 7 4 1 0 1 0 350
Arndt, JoQh 5 4.1 11 3 9 4 1 2 5 1 8 2 3 0 1 0 485
Howard, Jeremy 13 42.0 45 37 56 6 0 5 26 1 31 36 46 0 3 0 617
Armstrong, Brant 9 21 0 30 25 30 7 1 2 17 2 24 22 11 1 4 0 833
Dally, Emil 7 11,0 22 16 23 8 1 1 7 1 5 15 8 0 2 0 1018
Dlcldn=mn, Matt 4 6,0 9 9 8 4 0 1 5 1 5 6 3 0 0 0 10.50
JoneS, Ryan 8 5.0 12 8 10 1 0 0 2 0 6 6 4 1 1 0 1120
Ozga, Jacob 11 24.1 52 44 47 7 0 2 22 6 11 24 24 0 3 1 12 66
Sheetz, Zach 2 2.0 6 6 3 0 1 1 2 2 4 1 0 0 1 0 21 00
TOTALS 18 119.2 192 150 192 35 4 15 86 14 101 116 100 2 16 1 8.;'7
Alas, that last figure actually
was relatively good for the Climb-
ers' long-suffering mound staff.
Five pitchers finished at over 10,
and the team's combined earned.
run average was a whopping 8.77
per game.
BASEBALL'S CLIMBER VARSITY: In front from left are Mike Mur.
dock, Brian Corey, Ryan Gonzales, Zach Sheetz, Matt Dickinson, Jesse
Boelk and Jeremy Howard. In back: assistant coach Tim Rhoades, Josh
Arndt, Mani Thompson, Brent Armstrong, James Aries, Emil Daily,
Ryan Jones and coach Jon Rooklidge. Not pictured is Jacob Ozga.
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