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Dennis
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wrestle in college, though
he has not chosen a school
yet.
"After nationals, there'll
be more opportunities for
where I can go," he said.
He said his big dream is
to wrestle in the Olympics,
though that wouldn't be
possible until 2020 at the
earliest.
"I would need to wrestle
for four years in college
and even the most domi-
nant college wrestlers are
no where near Olympics
caliber," he said. "It takes
a lot of practice and hard
work."
After the national dual
meet, Dennis is scheduled
to compete in the 2012
Fargo Freestyle/Greco Na-
tional Championships July
14-16 at North Dakota
State University in Fargo,
N.D.
"If I take first at nation-
als, I can qualify for the
Pan Am World Champion-
ship," Dennis said. "Second
place would be an alter-
nate."
He said he's not sure
how he'll do at the national
championship next month.
"You can never really
tell, because I'll see a lot
of people from all over the
country," Dennis said. "You
don't really know what to
expect."
He said he's nervous
about the upcoming cham-
pionship.
Though Dennis will be
the only Shelton wrestler
competing in either tour-
nament this year, Shelton
High School has a history
with the tournaments.
In 2002, Cody Simmons
competed at the junior
nationals and head wres-
tling coach Chris Lacy's
brother, Dupree Lacy,
won the Greco-Roman
National Championship
in 1996.
"Johnathen has also
been training with Jim
Bod and Roy Beierle,"
Chris Lacy said. "These
two were state competitors
for the Highclimbers in the
1990s."
Dennis said he is prac-
ticing as much as he can
with his former Highclimb-
er teammates as well.
"There are Shelton
wrestlers helping me and
Dupree comes in and beats
me up," Dennis said.
Dennis needs $2,000 to
pay for his trip to Oklaho-
ma and to pay for various
training camps to help him
prepare. Though he works
at Alderbrook Resort deliv-
ering room service, he said
he does not make enough
money to raise $2,000 in
time for his trip,
Tax-deductable dona-
tions can be made to Twin
City Wrestling Club, a
non-profit organization,
and mailed to Dennis at:
101 E. Heatherwood Court,
Shelton, WA 98584.
More informa-
tion about the tourna-
ments can be found at
trackwrestling.com. There,
Dennis' progress through
the tournaments can also
be tracked.
Journa photo by Emiy Hanson
Local golfers work their way down the fairway of hole No. 4 at
Bayshore Golf Course on Friday. The putting green of hole No. 4
is located on the shoreline of Oakland Bay.
Bayshore
Continued from page C-1
boys' team has its home matches, is a
good course but "I think it's a little tough
for the gals."
With summer kicking off, Bayshore
will begin hosting its annual tourna-
ments.
The Ladies' Best Ball Tournament is
scheduled for today while the Men's Best
Ball Tournament is scheduled for July
28-29. Final]y, the Bayshore Junior Golf
Tournament is scheduled for Aug. 9.
Editors note: This is the second of six
articles touring each of the golf courses m
Mason County.
File Dhoto
Shelton graduate Johnathen Dennis, right, maneuvers Puyallup senior
Jeremy Misailegalu to his back during his first-round match at 182
pounds at Mat Classic XXIV on Feb. 17.
LADjES'GOLFRESULTS
Alderbrook Ladies Golf
June 5 -- 18 Hole Scramble
First: Jean Scruggs, Linda
Roberge and Karen Logan,
70
Second (tie): Maxine Baillie,
Renee Youngs, Judy White
and Dusty Blair. 71: Shir-
ley Muhich. Linda Creswell.
Sharon Dufresne and Dee
Bishop, 71
June 12 -- Monthly Medal-
ist
9-hole medalist: Lana Clau-
sen, 29.5
18-hole medalist: Nancy
Gurnsey, 66
9-hole division: 1. Peggy
Willis, 33.5: 2, Del Bailey,
34.5
18-hole division 1: Gross,
Asue Barnes, 87: Net,
Jill Skogstad; 72: Shirley
Muhich, 75: Coralie Wat-
ters, 77
18-hole division 2: Gross,
Catherine Laatz. 103; Net,
Jean Scruggs, 74: Maxine
Baillie, Dusty Blair. Sharon
DuFresne. 77 each
June 14 -- Flag Day
Division 1: Linda Creswell,
110 yeards from 1st green;
Nancy Gurnsey, in hole on
No. 18; Dee Bishop, 12 feet
from No. 18 hole
Division 2: Leona Klein, in
hole on No. 18: Karen Lo-
gan, 34 yards from 18th
green: Linda McMullin,
81 yards from 18th green;
Catherine Laatz, 104 yards
from 18th green
Division 3: Fran Hammack,
85 yards from 1st green;
Colleen McEachin, in hole
on No. 18: Rhonda Westo-
ver. 5 inches from hole on
No. 18
Bayshore Ladies Golf
June 5 -- Best Nine
Flight one: 1, (tie) Luana
Ellis. MaryLou Wicken
Flight two: 1. Billie Elms; 2,
(tie) Harlene Robbins, Judy
Zehrung
Least Putts: Toni Stevens
Birdies: Luana Ellis, No. 2
Chip-Ins: Luana Ellis, No. 2
June 12 - 3 Little Pigs
Flight one: 1, Billie Elms: 2
(tie) Luana Ellis. MaryLou
Wicken
-Flight two: 1 (tie) Kaye
Knudsen. Pam Ward; 2,
Harlene Robbins
Nine holers: Michelle Bell
Least putts: MaryLou Wick-
en
Chip-ins: Luana Ellis, No. 6:
MaryLou Wicken, No. 1
June 19 -- Points
Nine-holers: 1, Mona Ander-
son: 2, Harlene Robbins
Least putts: Janis Stevens
Lady Cushman Ladies Golf
June 6 - 18 Holes
Division one: Low Gross,
Kathy Johnson, 88; 1st low
net: Diann Muller, 70; 2nd
low net, (net) Sharon Ben-
nett, Linda Sund and Vick-
ie World. 73
Division two: Low Gross,
Marian Reed, 101; 1st low
net. Ruby Isaacson, 66; 2nd
low net, Joleta Smith, 71
Kps: Diann Muller, No. 4;
Vickie World, No. 6
Chip-in: Charlotte Gilje
Birdie: Diann Muller
June 13 -- Who Me?
1st Place Team: Cheryl Ul-
rich, Sharon Bennett. Judy
Keiffer
2nd Place Team: Kathy
Johnson, Betsy Sharp, Peg-
gy Newton, Georgia Peder-
sen
Closest to the pin: Kathy
Johnson. No. 4; Linda
Sund, No. 6; Linda Sund,
No. 13
Chip-ins: Charlotte
and Jerene Smart
Birdie: Linda Sund
Gilje
Lake Limerick Ladies Golf
June 4 -- Throw Out Worst
Hole
9-holers
Flight one: 1, (tie l Robbi A1-
berts, Kerry Torkelson, 26
Flight two: 1, Sharon Corri-
gan, 27; 2, Bonnie Morrow,
30
Pars: Robbi Alberts, No.
4; Kerry Torkelson, No. 1:
MaryLou Trautmann. No. 1
and No. 7: Bonnie Morrow.
No. 9
Chip-ins: Robbi Alberts.
No. 4; Sharon Corrigan, No.
8
Low net of the day: Robbi
Alberts, 34
Low putts: Robbi Alberts,
12
June 6 -- Low Net
18-holers
Flight one: 1, (tie) Gayle
Wilcox, Iris Zieman, 72: 2,
Joyce Reynolds, 75; 3, Jean-
nine Jacobs, 77
Low net of the day: (tie)
Gayle Wilcox, Iris Zieman,
72
9-holers
Flight one: 1, Ann Johnson.
31; 2, Ann Wooten. 39: 3.
Robbi Alberts. 42
Flight two: 1. Sharon Corri-
gan, 34; 2, Sharon Hadsall,
38: 3, Barb Eberhardt, 39
Flight three: 1, Pat Wass.
40: 2. Sheila Thomas. 41: 3,
Rosie Bowcutt. 44
Pars: Ann Wooten, No. 7:
Sue Devlin, No. 7: Sharon
Hadsall, No. 7 and No. 9
Chip-ins: Barb Eberhardt.
No. 8: Ann Wooten, No. 7
Low net of the day: Ann
Johnson, 31
June 11 -- Criers
Flight one: 1. Joyce Reyn-
olds, 25; 2, MaryLou Traut-
mann, 27" 3 (tie) Robbi A1-
berts, Gayle Wilcox, 28; 4,
Anne Wooten
Flight two: 1 (tie) Pat Wass,
Sheila Thomas. 26:2 (tie)
Bonnie Morrow, Sharon
Hadsall. Sharon Corrigan,
28
Pars: Joyce Reynolds, No.
1; Anne Wooten. No, 1; Ma-
ryLou Trautmann, No. 4"
MaryLou Trautmann, No. 9
Low net of the day: Mary-
Lou Trautmann, 34
June 15 -- Low Putts
Flight one: 1. Kerry Torkel-
son, 12; 2 (tie) Diane Pol-
lard. Jaycee Reynolds, 14:
3. MaryLou Trautman. 17
Flight two: 1, Sharon Had-
sall. 14:2 (tie) Sharon Cor-
rigan, Pat Zulfur, 15, 3 (tie)
Bonnie Morrow, Pat Der-
heim, 18
Pars: Joyce Reynolds, No.
10, No. 18, Gayle Wilcox.
No. 18: Anne Wooten, No.
12: Kerry Torkelson, No.
12; MaryLou Trautmann.
No. 10
Chip-ins: MaryLou Traut-
mann, No. 12
Low net of the day: Kerry
Torkelson, 33
Low putts: Kerry Torkel-
son. 12
June 18 -- Ones
Flight one: 1, MaryLou
Trautmann, 18: 2, Robbi
Alberts. 19
Flight two: 1, Bonnie Mor-
row. 21.5: 2. Sharon Had-
sall, 22
Pars: Robbi Alberts, No.
4. No. 7: MaryLou Traut-
mann. No. 9
Low net of the day: (tie)
Robbi Alberts, MaryLou
Trautmann. 33
Low putts: MaryLou Traut-
mann. 12
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