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SPOETSCALENDAR Friday Tuesday 7 p.m. Shelton football vs. 7 p.m. Shelton girls' soccer Tumwater at Highclimber vs. River Ridge at High- Stadium climber Stadium Saturday Wednesday 9 a.m. Shelton volleyball at 7 p.m. Shelton volleyball vs. Centralia Varsity Jamboree Black Hills in the Minidome 10 a.m. Shelton Kings var- sity at Elma Sept. 6 11:30 a.m. Shelton Kings 3:30 p.m. Shelton girls' JV red at Elma swimming at Timberline 1 p.m. Shelton Kings mi- 3:30 p.m. Shelton boys' ten- nors at Elma nis at Gig Harbor 2:30 p.m. Shelton Kings 6:45 p.m. Shelton girls' soc- flag at Elma cer at North Mason 7 p.m. Shelton volleyball at North Thurston s995 & UP Used Cars & Trucks Now Available Again At Sun AUto & RV FLYONTHESIDELINE Addre~S: in S~lton 5961 E. State Route #3 (Deer Creek Area) We Buy - Sell - Trade Closed Sundays Call: 360.426.2907 BatteriesPlus -," by Sarah Newman, D.C. • To have items placed in the sports calendar, email emily@masoncounty.com SHS girls' soccer coach contract not renewed Search on for new coach; first game Tuesday "(He will) hire By EMILY HANSON contract, a new CO~Ch as emi@@masoncounty.com When no motion either way was kly ........................................................ entered, the matter died for lack of qu i¢ as h e motion and the board decided the The Shelton School board chose not contract would not be renewed, ca ~ = ~' to renew the contract for last year's "The athletic director will go through head girls' soccer coach this week. interviews and hire a new coach as '%Ve waited (to make a decision) During the board's meeting on quickly as he can," Massie said. because we had a lot of people who Tuesday, Superintendent Wayne Four weeks ago, Malpass was told wanted to make comments," Massie Massie said the board had received by Athletic Director Jim Judson that said. "But the decision had to be done many letters and a great deal oftesti- his contract as head coach would not in open session." mony regarding the renewal of Mike be renewed. At that point, no official Practices began for the team on Malpass' contract as head girls' soc- decision had been made by the board. Aug. 20. Since the contract was unde- cer coach at Shelton High School. "It was just some concerns werecided, the Lady Highclimbers have been "As of right now, no contract has brought forth from some citizens," coached by assistant coaches, including been issued," Massie said before ask- Massie said after the meeting, the junior varsity and C-team coaches. ing board President Gene Crater to He said all coaching contracts are The team's first game is sched- ask the school board to enter a mo- for one year only with no guarantee uled ~or 7 p.m. Tuesday against River tion either to renew or not renew the of renewal. Ridge at Highclimber Stadium. I "know I certainly am. Ready for football season, that is. It seems crazy, but the mornings have already begun to smell like fall, and for the Past 11 years, fall has been synonymous with one thing in my mind: football. I've already written about how much I love this sport. From the sound of the pads hitting together, whistles blowing and players chant- ing, the entire sport thrills me, and for the 48 minutes of regulation time two teams are on the gridiron, my heart's pumping and it takes a lot of self-control to stop from cheering on a team while I'm taking photos on the sideline. Football has some risks, of course. Espe- cially for a 5-foot:3-inch woman such as my- self. Most football players are at least half a foot taller than I am, and add in the extra height from their cleats and their focus on the game, and they usually don't see me on the sidelines. It's totally my job not to get run over, and that's not just from the sideline players. I can't count how many times I felt like I was almost tackled during count the number of times I've had to duck games last season. I take my out of the way of an errant ball. The Knight older sister with me because Owls in particular seemed to be aiming for me when I'm behind the camera,whenever they'd attempt a PAT. I'm focused on getting the Despite the risks, my fall Friday nights are shot and little things like, still the most fun I have all year and I don't "Oh, those two hulking, pad- see that changing any time soon. Even when covered football players are the rain is coming down so hard and so fast getting too close" don't seem that I'm soaked to the bone by the time I get By EMILY to register in my brain, back to my car, I've got a smile on my face and HANSON That's where my sister sleep well that night. comes in. While I'm taking For other football enthusiasts in the coun- photos, she's watching the ty, the Shelton Highclimbers open their sea- action and always prepared to pull me outson at 7 p.m. tomorrow night at Highclimber of the way. It's a good system for the most Stadium against Tumwater while the North part. While I've never been tackled -- knock Mason Bulldogs travel to Sultan. on wood -- she's been spiked in the calf and Then, the two schools are set to battle for hit with the ball at least once. I should prob- best in Mason County on Sept. 7 when they ably buy her a "thank you" card or some- compete against each other at Phil Pugh Sta- thing, dium in Belfair. Also, football season seems to create an il- The Mary M. Knight Owls play their first lusion that I can't see. For most of last fall, it game at 1 p.m. on Sept. 8 at Quilcene. Their felt like there was a target on me every time I first home game is at 1 p.m. the following Sat- brought the camera to my face because I can't urday against Oakville. WORKING TO MAKE YOU YOUR B,E.S,T. As science has uncovered increasing amounts of evidence that link the body and mind, many chiropractors and other health professionals have worked to exploit this connection to their patients' a d v a n t a g e. Sarah Newman, D.C. Bio Energetic Synchronization Technique (B.E.S.T.) is a non-forceful, energy-balancing, hands-on system that is designed to restore the body's healing potential. It does so by removing the interference between mind and body that hampers healing and establishes more positive connections. Once such emotions as worry and fear are removed from memory patterns, the mind is free to communicate with the body more effectively to relieve pain. In effect, B.E.S.T. retrains the mind to create a more favorable environment for the body to better take care of itself. Today's column on the B.E.S.T. technique is brought to you as a public service. Healing is our innate ability. It is our natural state of being. We can all experience healing if we are willing to receive it. Experience the natural health benefits of chiropractic care for your entire family. At NEWMAN FAIVIIL¥ CHIROPRACTIC, we practice safe and gentle chiropractic care for the entire family. Every chiropractic adjustment is tailored to each patient. Chiropractic may be the answer to your pain. We're located at 2211 Jefferson St., where we utilize modern diagnostic procedures and specialized chiropractic techniques. Call 360.426,3886 to schedule an appointment. P.S. If left unchecked, pain can establish pathways to the brain. which overwhelms patients' coping ability and establishes negative thought patterns that lead to chronic pain. www.newmanfamilychiro.com GOLF Alderbrook Ladies' Golf Aug. 21 -- Medal Play 18:hole Monthly Medalist: Karen Laverdiere, 65 9-hole Monthly Medalist: Delores Barrett, 31 18-hole Division 1: gross, Lorna Martinson, 78; net 1, Coralie Wat- ters, 68; net 2, Linda Creswell, 69; net 3, Elaine Puetz, 70 18-hole Division 2: gross (tie), Kar- en Burns and Karen Aumen, 104; net 1, Pat Johnson, 69; net 2, Fran Hammack, 71 9-hole: gross, Colleen McEachin, 51; net 1, Bebe Silvey, 32; net 2, Judy Brockmann, 33 Aug. 23 - String Game 18-hole Division 1: 1, Sue Wright, 73; 2 (tie), Lorna Martinson and Coralie Watters, 76 18-hole Division 2: 1, Jean Scruggs, 77; 2, Linda Creswell, 81; 3 (tie), Shirley Swenson, Maxine Baillie and Elaine Puetz, 82 18-hole Division 3: 1, Betty Olson, 85; 2, Fran Hammack, 86; 3, Rhon- da Westover, 88 9-hole: 1, Lana Clausen, 39; 2 (tie), Mary Lockwood and Delores Bar- rett, 48; 4 (tie), Diana Hammer and Dawn Turnbull, 50 Alderbrook Golf Aug. 25 -- Couples Championship Low gross of the field: Jeff and Sue Wright, 71 Low net of the field (won a three- hole playoff): Rich and Colleen McEachin, 59 Division 1: gross, Jim and Lorna Martinson, 74; net 1, Dave and Mar- tha Pauley, 59; net 2 (tie), Ron and Nancy Gurnsey; Dennis and Ann 9-inches Crawley, 61; net 4, Bob and Gerry Lou Haselwood, 62 Lake Limerick Ladies' Golf Division 2: gross, Wayne and Dusty Aug. 20--T & F Holes Blair, 83; net 1 (tie), Pat and Sally Flight 1:1~ Robbi Alberts, 13; 2, Ma- Steffan; Joe and Shaunna Webb, 61; net 3 (tie), Bob Carley and Renee Stein; Jeff McHargue and Rebecca James, 63 Aug. 24 -- Horse Race lst: Arden Merriman and Rhonda Westover 2nd: Tom Pesich and Martha Pauley Bayshore Ladies' Golf July 10, 17, 24 -- Club Champion- ship Club Champion: Eeva Kissick First Division: 1, Joni Stevens; 2, Mary Lou Wicken Second Division: 1, Judy Zehrung; 2, Harlene Robbins Aug. 21 -- Best Ball 1, Joni Stevens and Harlene Rob- bins; 2 (tie), Mary Lou Wicken and Marian Spence; Eeva Kissick and Marge Witcraft Bayshore Mens' Golf Aug. 25 -- 27-hole Nell Evander Me- morial Tournament Gross: 1st, Ed Klein and Mike Robb, 108 Net: 1st (tie), Jack Ott and Jon Armstrong; Bill Robbins and Lary Knudsen, 93; 3rd, Bill Smith and Jam~s Lix, 93.5; 4th, Doug Trogstad and Roman Pawlik, 96; 5th, Rick Endicott and Steve Demiero, 97.5; 6th (tie), Fritz Bramstedt and Matt Tanselli; Colin McInnes and Greg Hartman, 98.5 Team KP No. 3: Rick Endicott and Steve Demiero, 12-feet, 4-inches Teamp KP No. 7: Jim Lanman and Richard Pasalich, 15-feet, ryLou Trautmann, 16; 3, Ann Woo- ten, 17 Flight 2: 1, Sharon Hadsall, 13.5; 2, Jeannine Jacob, 15.5; 3, Joyce Reyn- olds, 16.5 Flight 3:1 (tie), Clara Robinson and Shefla Thomas, 14; 3, Rosemary Bowcutt, 16 Pars: Jeannine Jacob, No. 1, No. 4 and No. 7; Robbi Alberts, No. 4 and No. 6; Kerry Torkelson, No. 1, No. 6 and No. 7; MaryLou Trautmann, No. i and No. 9; Bonnie Morrow, No. 7; Gayle Wilcox, No. 7; Rita Lipin- ski, No. 1 Chip-ins: Bonnie Morrow, No. 8 Low net of the day: Robbi Alberts, 31 Aug. 22 -- Low Net 18-hole Flight 1: 1, Robbi Alberts, 73; 2, Ann Johnson, 74; 3, Lesley Robertshaw- Mosley, 75 Flight 2: 1, Gayle Wilcox, 70; 2, Ma- rie Bierward, 75 Chip-ins: Joyce Reynolds, No. 12 Low net of the day: Gayle Wilcox, 70 9-hole Flight 1: 1, Sharon Corrigan, 34; 2, Sharon Hadsall Flight 2: 1, Sheila Thomas, 31; 2, Pat Wass, 36; 3, Rosie Bowcutt, 40 Pars: Sharon Corrigan, No. 4 Chip-ins: Rosie Bowcutt, No. 9 Low net of day: Sheila Thomas, 31 Aug. 24 -- Low Net Flight 1: 1, Sheila Thomas, 35; 2, Diane Pollard, 36; 3, Pegi Reese; 4 (tie), Pat Wass and Sharon Corrigan Low net of the day: Sheila Thomas, 35 MCYBA board positions open By EMILY HANSON em, il:y@rr~asoncour~ty.com. The Mason County Youth Base- ball Association Board of Directors is looking to fill seVeral open posi- tions. The board is seeking a player agent, a scheduler, an equipment manager and a treasurer. The player agent will be in con- tact with parents and players and will create the teams in the associa- tion's five age divisions. The scheduler is in charge of scheduling all games and fields. The equipment manager will be responsible for distributing all gear at the beginning of the season and collecting it at the end of the sea- son. Finally, the l 1-person board is looking for someone with an account- ing background for the treasurer po- sition. To apply for the board positions or to turn in nominations, contact Pres- ident Josh Eveland at pcm51510@ man.com. The next board meeting is sched- uled for 6 p.m. Sept. 12 at Roosters Restaurant. Board positions will be chosen during that meeting. The po- sitions are all one-year terms.. 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