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SHS SPORTS FOOTBALL DATE OPP(}NENT IKATI()N 'rIME 0W$i97 Columbia River Hhellon IIIgh 7:0(} PM 0W07/07 Renan Renter, lligh 7:04) PM 09/14/07 Lake flurry lng Htd 7:00 PM 0W$I/07 WllIon Stadium Bowl 7:0(I I'M 09/t/07 North Thur.ton 8helton lligh 7:04) PM I0/007 TimbeHine outh Hound 8td 7:00 PM i1 C,pltal,c Te,, bolt. 1.6h .:.o M IWlll/07 Yelm Bheli)n High 7: PM IWIIB07 Clover Park Harry Lung tttd 7:60 PM 1O/ Capital Shelten Iligh 7:00 PM VOLLEYBALL DATE OPPONENT I*CATION TIME 0g/01/07 Tumwuter Jamboree Tumwater High 90 AM 0i Central gitlmp C Kliaap High 6:30 PM Kings WNt Jam. IJV, Kitsap Pevtllon 4:0(I PM North Mmmn N Maon High 7:00 PM 0g]l 1/07 North Thurtten 8helton High 6:45 PM |117 Y Tolrnamet Yeim High 9.q}0 AM 107 Yelm Bhellon High 6:41$ PM 0 Timberline Timberline High 6:46 PM Centralla Centralia High 9O AM 0Wll07 Capital flhelton Iligh 6:45 PM 0117/0'/ Clover Park Clover Park High 6:46 PM Olympic IJVi Olympic H8 9:00 AM |1 Lakm , Lakes High 6:45 PM 10 North Thuten N. Thurten High 6:45 PM 10/J 1/07 Yelm Yelm High 6:4fi PM 10/1697 IJheltn C Tourney Hheiton High 9:00 AM IWlff Timlmrilne Bhelton Iligh 6:45 PM 118RI7 Capltel Capitnl iltgh 6:45 PM 10/N/ Hloek Hills JV Trnt Black liiils lilgh 9d)O AM 14lglk7 Clover Park HhelUm Iligh 6:45 PM 107 Laktl Hheltan High 8:45 PM GIRLS' SWIMMING DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME heaguo Relay. Clover Park Iligh 4z00 PM 0Wl 1/07 Olympia .lhelton Iligh 4:0@ PM (}0/18/0'/ North Tbmkm N. Thurton High 4,'00 PM 01/07 Centralla Shelton High 4:00 PM 08//F/ Capital Hhelten lligh 4.'00 PM 1(}704/07 Lakes I,akt High 4:0@ PM 10/015/07 Yelm Yelm High 4:00 PM 10/I 1/07 Timberline Bhelten lilgh ,i.)0 PM I l/0l/tW Dietrlet Hiving Hagen lligh 10¢10 AM 11.@ District I|tun H/gh 10;30 AM I I-lO State King County Aq,Ctr, 0 AM GILLS' SOCCER DATg OPPONENT LOCATION TIME !]0 Jambere Tumwatr 8tadium 6,'0 AM  Hills Tumwater Stadium 6:.50 PM 1'=mwater Hhelton High 70 PM 011/07 Clover path Harry Img gtadlum 7.q)0 PM INt/1810T Bremeftor, Bboltm High 7.0 PM 0@/!11/07 North That*ton R, Bound tltadium 6. PM Timberline 8helten High 7. PM 0B&fff/ Lakee lh#lten liigh 7,'00 PM 0AIT/OT Capital Capital High T.'00 PM I Gt011/ff7 ¥eba Yelm High 7.0 PM 10/q04/0T Clover Park Shelton High 7:00 PM 1107 Olympic 8helton High 7:00 PM 10ft 1/97 North Thuraten Bhelten lligh 7.t)0 PM 10lff07 Timberline 8oath 8ound Stadium 6.10 PM IWllgO'/  Harry I.ang 8tadlum 7:(N} PM 10?ga/07 fpltal Hheltan Iligh 7. PM IO/'JS7 Yelm lhelten High 7.'(X) PM CROSS-COUNTRY DATE OPPONgNT IX)CATION 'lIME Brenuw¢o Shelten lligh 4:00 PM (10/W07 Capital Invite Capital Illgh 4:60 PM 0W|8/0*/ WOC Preview ' Capital High 4:(}0 PM 0Wilt/e7 tlt Creek Invite Bait Crtvk/PA 6:00 AM i07 N. Thulsten N. Thmhm High 4:0() PM Mt. Wmt Invite MIMoula, Montana 9:00 AM Olff07 Timberlinm St, Martin'. 4:00 PM I0/04/0 Horth ']t.ten Shtdten High 4:00 PM I0/0 Hoqtdam Invite lloqutam High 9:00 AM 10/11/07 ]zke Ft. 8teliamm 9:00 AM IOPAO/07 League Ft Sttdhtcuom 6.'00 AM |07W? District American Lake 9d}0 AM ] 1110/07 8tt Bun Wlllow, Pasco 9}(l AM ]BOYS' GOLF DATE OPPONEhrr I,((!ATION TIME 0WOfff Aberdvnn Alderbrook 3:30 PM 0/07 WCC damltree Tahoma Valley 3:30 PM 17/07  Alderbrook (;C 3130 PM 0WIg// Tlmltne Capital City 3:30 PM River Rkige Aldorhrook 30 PM Lakes Ok Hk Golf ':30 PM 0BW0? North Thurston Alderbrook $:30 PM l 0/05/07 Capital Alderbrook 5:I PM 104/0 Clover Park Meadow Park 3:30 PM 10/09/07 Yelm High Alderhrook 5:10 PM 10/16-17 W( Tournament Tomwa(r Valh,y TEA BOYS' TENNIS DATE OPPONEIr [K'ATI()N TIME 0&q07 North Thuraton N. Thurston High 4:(XI PM 10/07 I,tku 8helton Hlgh 4.'00 PM OWII/07 Yelm Bhelten High 4:00 PM OWI4/ff7 TJmberUne 'lmb,rllne Higb 4:0(} PM 11117 North Kllnpl NKIIH :(:30 PM 0/17&W Capital Capital liigh 4d PM /lP/07 Clover Park Hhelten iiigh 4,0 PM 1/1]07 North Thurten Hheitan ltigh 4:00 PM 08time7 lmktm l.mkN lllgh 4:00 PM 0/It8/07 Yelm yeiw lllgh 4:00 PM 10tlfl Timberline Hhelten High 4.)0 PM 10/007 Capital Hhelton High 4.'00 PM l(t07 Clover Park Clover Park High 4.'00 PM 10/10/0'/ Hremerton Bhelton High 3:$0 PM Football's Kings here Saturday Age-group football's Shelton Kings are at home this Saturday in Highclimber Stadium. Taking on their counterparts from Aberdeen will be the Varsity White team at 10 a.m., the Red Jayvee squad at 1:45 and the Minor Red team at 4:15. Hosting their Montesano rivals, meanwhile, will be the Varsity Red squad at 11:15, the JV White contingent at 12:30 and the Minor White team at 3 p.m. Dodgeball? There's a new game in town, says city rec director Mark Ziegler. Dodgeball. "No, notthemean-spiritedgame of grade school," he says, "but the recreational sport that you can enjoy as an adult." THE CHLORINE CLIMBERS of '07 gather for photo posterity before turnout Tuesday. From left in the back row are Hannah Reed, Brittany Janda, Molly Mahony, Brittany Kazzdorn, Jackie Miller and Mikki Crump. Next row in: Kathryn Myers, Kelsey Frazer, Symone Littlefield, Sydney Gaa and Timmi Goodburn. Next: Mary Benn, Hayley Barnard, Melissa Griffith, Kylie Cochran and Jenny DeAndre. Next: Sierra Diaz, Tabitha Speigle and Chelsea Peek. And in the front: Veronica Speigle and Mallorey Ross. Not pictured are veterans Summer York and Carlene Twiddy. For the girls' first-week results, see next week's Journal. Alderbrook Alderbrook yielded the follow- ing the pa$t week: September 3, Labor Day Wlnners/Loser- sTournament First - Rick and Marnie Dominy & Jim and Lynn Conner, 181. Second (tie) Donna Taylor, Gary White, Dave Rosenberg & Sharon Dufresne and Mark and Karen Burns & Phil and Ginny Chitwood, 187. Fourth - Dave and Caroll Hardesty & Bill and Robin Ziegler, 191. Fifth - Fred and Judy Wolgamott & Wayne and Dusty Blair, 195. Sixth - Del and Cheryl Goad & Jim and Jan McClure, 196• Seventh - Wayne and Dee Bishop & Virgil and Mickey Morgan, 199. Losers (tie)- Wally and Marie Good & Lee and Sharon Ferguson and Trenton and Cynthia Tibbetts, Jerry Clausen & La- verna O'Neil, 231. September 6, Ladles Club Selective Nine First division, 18 holes - Maxine Baillie 25, Ronda Manspeaker 25.5. Second division, 18 holes - Laverna O'Neil 23.5, Betty Olson 25. Bayshore Bayshore's annual Charity Pro-Am Tournament is set for September 14-15, reports club pro Brian Davis. "Some of the area's best pro- fessionals will be competing along with amateurs for team and individual prizes," he says. "Our title sponsor once again is the Hiawatha Corporation. With their help over the years along with other local businesses who sponsor holes, we have raised over $20,000, which has all gone to local charities here in Mason County." For more information call Bayshore at 426-1271. The club's ladies, meanwhile, played "Points" in their regular ers "Threw Out Their Worst Hole" in weekly competition September 5. The results: First flight - Marsha Berry 85 and Les- ley Robertshaw-Mosley and Rita Lipinski tied at 92. Second flight - Betty Dean 100, Diane Pollard 102. Third flight - Gall Gagner 100, Barb Eb- erhardt 112. Chip-ins- Mary Lou Trautmann (6th and 17th holes) and Barb Eberhardt (12th). The club's nine-hole ladies, meanwhile, yielded the follow- ing: August 31, Hidden Hole First division - Lesley Robertshaw- Mosley 30, Gayle Wilcox 31, Ann Wooten and Rita Lipinski tied at 32. Second division - Marie Bierward 27, Jeannine Jacob 30, Barb Eberhardt 32. Third division - Judy Hansen 25, Sha- ron Hadsall 31, Rests Bowcutt 34. Chip-in -Judy Hansen (16th hole). September 5, Gross Minus Worst Hole First - Adele Scott, 45. Second - Ann Johnson, 46. Third - Barb Dennis, 47. September 7, T's & F's First division - Lesley Robertshaw- Mosley 16.5, Gail Gagner 18, Joyce Reyn- olds 19. Second division - Barb Eberhardt 19, Judy Hansen 19•5, Marie Bierward 20.5. Third division - Marilyn Feist 19.5, Pat Wass 20.5 and Rests Bowcutt and Sharon Hadsall tied at 21.5. Birdie - Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley (13th hole). t Cap'n leads X. Clim Climber cross-country captain Dan Paine his two-time age-group can credentials with a performance in the tional last weekend. The senior standout the lead pack in the field and wound up sixth with a personal-record ing over the fiat-and-fast Capitol Lake course. "That was an I was tickled t' death says Climber coach Daryl "He's never been under utes on the track, so I can he's in the best shape ever been in. "And, you know, he what I call that 'Senior and I just think he's ready up now to that elite pete against some of the tance runners at all levels state." Miles Unterreiner of Gig| defended his title cord 9:09. Lakes' Seth second in 9:30.2 and Shane Geiger fifth, just a ahead of Paine. Other Climbers table placements in vite, says White, were Alana Langdon, 10th in girls' race, and Gwen Milroy, 15th out ners in the sophomore down. Last week the Climbers with a home duel with ton and wound up with the boys losing absence of foot-injured Luke Pittman and the ning behind state-veteran Sarah Brownstein's performance. "I'm excited about our says Coach. "We're gonna right. Capital's girls are formidable group. I mean just nobody in our lea now that can compete But we should be right any of the other teams." Grid Climbers Blood outlast Rent0n (Continued from page 21.) game." UNFORTUNATELY, added Coach, the victory came at a high cost. Junior veteran linebacker Kevin Eichhorn fractured his fe- mur and will be out for the sea- son. "Fortunately for him he's rela- tively young and recovery from the injury isn't as catastrophic as they first thought," said Hinkle. "They first thought there was ligament damage as well, but that didn't come to pass. cations. "They have Renton speed, but they have it in about three or four more positions. Renton was fairly quick in the backfield, and Lakes has that across four or five - both in the backfield as well as receiv- ers. So we really have to be disci- plined." AND CAN DISCIPLINE beat speed? "Well," said Hinkle, "the compo- nents that we are shootin' for are, Number One, ball control on offense - we wanna maintain security of "So it was just the femur break the thing for as much of the foot- ball game as possible, obviously (Continued from page elbow." He grins ruefully. Plus she got a couple o' GRANTED, SAYS was a pretty physical "But I thought the refs good job of getting it trol," he says. "It took a mean, you've got two really know each other; a lot against each other summers; we play in against each other; we up our own little against each other, a ago. "So we know each other;  a natural competition and there. And it's gonna be tive and physical." AND RETRIBUTION? the incident, however tional, turn the two on a volleyball-sized court. The "dodgeball" is an eight-inch foam ball with rubber coating so as not to sting or cause injury. The ob- ject is pretty much what you re- member from your grade-school days. Interested? Registration dead- line is September 14. Fees are $20 per individual and $100 per team. Call the rec office at 432-5194 or go to mziegler@ci.shelton.wa.us. The game consists of two Tuesday get-together. The re- teams of six players squaring off, sults: First division - Coralie Waiters first and Mary Lou Wicken and Billie Elms tied for second. Second division - Kaye Knudsen first. Nine-holers - Joann McComb first. Fewest putts - Coralie Watters and Joann McComb. Chip-ins -Toni Stevens (2nd hole), Lu- ana'Ellis (5th) and Joann McComb (9th). Cushman Lake Cushman's ladies waged medal-play competition Septem- ber 5, to these ends: First division - Wynne Wright first and Mary Hull and Shirley Mitchell tied for sec- ond. Second division - Ruby Isaacson first and Charlotte Ockerman and Bobble Mak- er tied for second. Third division - Gall Collyer first and Judy Keiffer second. Hole-in-one - Charlotte Ockerman (15th hole). Chip-in - Shirley Mitchell• The club's "Lady Niners," meanwhile, waged "Pink Lady" competition September 4. The results: First - the team of Georgia Pederson, Lorna Burgwln & Vicki Sotka. Second - the team of Phyllis Minteer, Kessie Smith & Norma Morton. Birdie - Norma Morton (6th hole). Chip-in - Molly Frazier (7th hole). Limerick Lake Limerick's lady 18-hol- Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, September 13, 2007 - which is till big-time; femurs are pretty strong, and when you break 'em it's pretty painful." WHAT MADE IT even more traumatic teamwise, as it hap- pens, was the fact that the colli- sion that caused the fracture was between teammates. "They ran into each other at- tempting to block a punt," said Coach, "and he caught the other boy's helmet in the thigh. And it was just one of those things that happens in football every once in a while." EVERYONE'S RALLYING to lend emotional support among Kevin's fellow Climbers, added the coach. And little wonder. "He's well liked and well re- spected by his teammates," said Hinkle. "And it's a big loss because of the amount of work he put in in the off season and the experience that he brings - and the intensity. "But it's just one of those things. Now somebody else has gotta pick up the flag and carry it..." MIGHTY LAKES? Yep: To- morrow night's Climber foe. "And we all know Lakes is pretty solid." said Hinkle. "They're in the top one or two teams in the state. They've got four or five D-1 type of prospects, according to the people who make those prognosti- keepin' it out of their hands - and, Number Two, our defensive ap- proach is to have a couple wrin- kles. "They run a spread, open of- fense, and they're just tryin' to get ya spread out horizontally so they can find creases vertically. And we wanna be as sound on defense as possible and yet come at 'em from a couple angles they didn't antici- pate. So that's our objective there. Hopefully secure a turnover or two and I think we'll be all right. "You know, we've got a pretty good squad. I mean, we're kinda stumblin' right now, a little bit. But we should be pretty good." TRUTH BE TOLD, added Coach, evidence of that was actu- ally easier to see in the first half Friday than in the seemingly more productive second half. '[ou know," he said, "it's a good sign when you've got a team that understands that they have to bat- tle and maintain composure. And the kids did, to a large degree." Tomorrow night's league open- er at Lakes starts at 7 o'clock - not at Lakes per se but at Clover Park High School. "It's two high schools in that school district, and they share the stadium at Clover Park," said Hinkle. "It's where we had that little playoff scenario (last year). Nice facility." meeting into a grudge "I hope not," says , st try n remind the kids of th just be aware of it as into the next game: 'Play Don't be malicious.' "I mean, you hope that you run a program enough to say, 'Hey, gotta be behind us.' You SCORING FOR the in the Tumwater match nior veteran Kassi Profitt assist by California cole Green. "Good little Coach. "Equalized with about 10 minutes, 12 in the half." Against Black Hills two earlier the Climbers behind as well, tallying seconds before halftime ov assisted shot by senior Brit Bowman. In both contests his had opportunities the go-ahead goal, says but they couldn't "We've gotta finish says. But does Coach like wb#t seeing otherwise? "Well, we have an amount of "Really at the varsity level, vees are undefeated SHS SPORTS FOOTBALL DATE OPP(}NENT IKATI()N 'rIME 0W$i97 Columbia River Hhellon IIIgh 7:0(} PM 0W07/07 Renan Renter, lligh 7:04) PM 09/14/07 Lake flurry lng Htd 7:00 PM 0W$I/07 WllIon Stadium Bowl 7:0(I I'M 09/t/07 North Thur.ton 8helton lligh 7:04) PM I0/007 TimbeHine outh Hound 8td 7:00 PM i1 C,pltal,c Te,, bolt. 1.6h .:.o M IWlll/07 Yelm Bheli)n High 7: PM IWIIB07 Clover Park Harry Lung tttd 7:60 PM 1O/ Capital Shelten Iligh 7:00 PM VOLLEYBALL DATE OPPONENT I*CATION TIME 0g/01/07 Tumwuter Jamboree Tumwater High 90 AM 0i Central gitlmp C Kliaap High 6:30 PM Kings WNt Jam. IJV, Kitsap Pevtllon 4:0(I PM North Mmmn N Maon High 7:00 PM 0g]l 1/07 North Thurtten 8helton High 6:45 PM |117 Y Tolrnamet Yeim High 9.q}0 AM 107 Yelm Bhellon High 6:41$ PM 0 Timberline Timberline High 6:46 PM Centralla Centralia High 9O AM 0Wll07 Capital flhelton Iligh 6:45 PM 0117/0'/ Clover Park Clover Park High 6:46 PM Olympic IJVi Olympic H8 9:00 AM |1 Lakm , Lakes High 6:45 PM 10 North Thuten N. Thurten High 6:45 PM 10/J 1/07 Yelm Yelm High 6:4fi PM 10/1697 IJheltn C Tourney Hheiton High 9:00 AM IWlff Timlmrilne Bhelton Iligh 6:45 PM 118RI7 Capltel Capitnl iltgh 6:45 PM 10/N/ Hloek Hills JV Trnt Black liiils lilgh 9d)O AM 14lglk7 Clover Park HhelUm Iligh 6:45 PM 107 Laktl Hheltan High 8:45 PM GIRLS' SWIMMING DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME heaguo Relay. Clover Park Iligh 4z00 PM 0Wl 1/07 Olympia .lhelton Iligh 4:0@ PM (}0/18/0'/ North Tbmkm N. Thurton High 4,'00 PM 01/07 Centralla Shelton High 4:00 PM 08//F/ Capital Hhelten lligh 4.'00 PM 1(}704/07 Lakes I,akt High 4:0@ PM 10/015/07 Yelm Yelm High 4:00 PM 10/I 1/07 Timberline Bhelten lilgh ,i.)0 PM I l/0l/tW Dietrlet Hiving Hagen lligh 10¢10 AM 11.@ District I|tun H/gh 10;30 AM I I-lO State King County Aq,Ctr, 0 AM GILLS' SOCCER DATg OPPONENT LOCATION TIME !]0 Jambere Tumwatr 8tadium 6,'0 AM  Hills Tumwater Stadium 6:.50 PM 1'=mwater Hhelton High 70 PM 011/07 Clover path Harry Img gtadlum 7.q)0 PM INt/1810T Bremeftor, Bboltm High 7.0 PM 0@/!11/07 North That*ton R, Bound tltadium 6. PM Timberline 8helten High 7. PM 0B&fff/ Lakee lh#lten liigh 7,'00 PM 0AIT/OT Capital Capital High T.'00 PM I Gt011/ff7 ¥eba Yelm High 7.0 PM 10/q04/0T Clover Park Shelton High 7:00 PM 1107 Olympic 8helton High 7:00 PM 10ft 1/97 North Thuraten Bhelten lligh 7.t)0 PM 10lff07 Timberline 8oath 8ound Stadium 6.10 PM IWllgO'/  Harry I.ang 8tadlum 7:(N} PM 10?ga/07 fpltal Hheltan Iligh 7. PM IO/'JS7 Yelm lhelten High 7.'(X) PM CROSS-COUNTRY DATE OPPONgNT IX)CATION 'lIME Brenuw¢o Shelten lligh 4:00 PM (10/W07 Capital Invite Capital Illgh 4:60 PM 0W|8/0*/ WOC Preview ' Capital High 4:(}0 PM 0Wilt/e7 tlt Creek Invite Bait Crtvk/PA 6:00 AM i07 N. Thulsten N. Thmhm High 4:0() PM Mt. Wmt Invite MIMoula, Montana 9:00 AM Olff07 Timberlinm St, Martin'. 4:00 PM I0/04/0 Horth ']t.ten Shtdten High 4:00 PM I0/0 Hoqtdam Invite lloqutam High 9:00 AM 10/11/07 ]zke Ft. 8teliamm 9:00 AM IOPAO/07 League Ft Sttdhtcuom 6.'00 AM |07W? District American Lake 9d}0 AM ] 1110/07 8tt Bun Wlllow, Pasco 9}(l AM ]BOYS' GOLF DATE OPPONEhrr I,((!ATION TIME 0WOfff Aberdvnn Alderbrook 3:30 PM 0/07 WCC damltree Tahoma Valley 3:30 PM 17/07  Alderbrook (;C 3130 PM 0WIg// Tlmltne Capital City 3:30 PM River Rkige Aldorhrook 30 PM Lakes Ok Hk Golf ':30 PM 0BW0? North Thurston Alderbrook $:30 PM l 0/05/07 Capital Alderbrook 5:I PM 104/0 Clover Park Meadow Park 3:30 PM 10/09/07 Yelm High Alderhrook 5:10 PM 10/16-17 W( Tournament Tomwa(r Valh,y TEA BOYS' TENNIS DATE OPPONEIr [K'ATI()N TIME 0&q07 North Thuraton N. Thurston High 4:(XI PM 10/07 I,tku 8helton Hlgh 4.'00 PM OWII/07 Yelm Bhelten High 4:00 PM OWI4/ff7 TJmberUne 'lmb,rllne Higb 4:0(} PM 11117 North Kllnpl NKIIH :(:30 PM 0/17&W Capital Capital liigh 4d PM /lP/07 Clover Park Hhelten iiigh 4,0 PM 1/1]07 North Thurten Hheitan ltigh 4:00 PM 08time7 lmktm l.mkN lllgh 4:00 PM 0/It8/07 Yelm yeiw lllgh 4:00 PM 10tlfl Timberline Hhelten High 4.)0 PM 10/007 Capital Hhelton High 4.'00 PM l(t07 Clover Park Clover Park High 4.'00 PM 10/10/0'/ Hremerton Bhelton High 3:$0 PM Football's Kings here Saturday Age-group football's Shelton Kings are at home this Saturday in Highclimber Stadium. Taking on their counterparts from Aberdeen will be the Varsity White team at 10 a.m., the Red Jayvee squad at 1:45 and the Minor Red team at 4:15. Hosting their Montesano rivals, meanwhile, will be the Varsity Red squad at 11:15, the JV White contingent at 12:30 and the Minor White team at 3 p.m. Dodgeball? There's a new game in town, says city rec director Mark Ziegler. Dodgeball. "No, notthemean-spiritedgame of grade school," he says, "but the recreational sport that you can enjoy as an adult." THE CHLORINE CLIMBERS of '07 gather for photo posterity before turnout Tuesday. From left in the back row are Hannah Reed, Brittany Janda, Molly Mahony, Brittany Kazzdorn, Jackie Miller and Mikki Crump. Next row in: Kathryn Myers, Kelsey Frazer, Symone Littlefield, Sydney Gaa and Timmi Goodburn. Next: Mary Benn, Hayley Barnard, Melissa Griffith, Kylie Cochran and Jenny DeAndre. Next: Sierra Diaz, Tabitha Speigle and Chelsea Peek. And in the front: Veronica Speigle and Mallorey Ross. Not pictured are veterans Summer York and Carlene Twiddy. For the girls' first-week results, see next week's Journal. Alderbrook Alderbrook yielded the follow- ing the pa$t week: September 3, Labor Day Wlnners/Loser- sTournament First - Rick and Marnie Dominy & Jim and Lynn Conner, 181. Second (tie) Donna Taylor, Gary White, Dave Rosenberg & Sharon Dufresne and Mark and Karen Burns & Phil and Ginny Chitwood, 187. Fourth - Dave and Caroll Hardesty & Bill and Robin Ziegler, 191. Fifth - Fred and Judy Wolgamott & Wayne and Dusty Blair, 195. Sixth - Del and Cheryl Goad & Jim and Jan McClure, 196• Seventh - Wayne and Dee Bishop & Virgil and Mickey Morgan, 199. Losers (tie)- Wally and Marie Good & Lee and Sharon Ferguson and Trenton and Cynthia Tibbetts, Jerry Clausen & La- verna O'Neil, 231. September 6, Ladles Club Selective Nine First division, 18 holes - Maxine Baillie 25, Ronda Manspeaker 25.5. Second division, 18 holes - Laverna O'Neil 23.5, Betty Olson 25. Bayshore Bayshore's annual Charity Pro-Am Tournament is set for September 14-15, reports club pro Brian Davis. "Some of the area's best pro- fessionals will be competing along with amateurs for team and individual prizes," he says. "Our title sponsor once again is the Hiawatha Corporation. With their help over the years along with other local businesses who sponsor holes, we have raised over $20,000, which has all gone to local charities here in Mason County." For more information call Bayshore at 426-1271. The club's ladies, meanwhile, played "Points" in their regular ers "Threw Out Their Worst Hole" in weekly competition September 5. The results: First flight - Marsha Berry 85 and Les- ley Robertshaw-Mosley and Rita Lipinski tied at 92. Second flight - Betty Dean 100, Diane Pollard 102. Third flight - Gall Gagner 100, Barb Eb- erhardt 112. Chip-ins- Mary Lou Trautmann (6th and 17th holes) and Barb Eberhardt (12th). The club's nine-hole ladies, meanwhile, yielded the follow- ing: August 31, Hidden Hole First division - Lesley Robertshaw- Mosley 30, Gayle Wilcox 31, Ann Wooten and Rita Lipinski tied at 32. Second division - Marie Bierward 27, Jeannine Jacob 30, Barb Eberhardt 32. Third division - Judy Hansen 25, Sha- ron Hadsall 31, Rests Bowcutt 34. Chip-in -Judy Hansen (16th hole). September 5, Gross Minus Worst Hole First - Adele Scott, 45. Second - Ann Johnson, 46. Third - Barb Dennis, 47. September 7, T's & F's First division - Lesley Robertshaw- Mosley 16.5, Gail Gagner 18, Joyce Reyn- olds 19. Second division - Barb Eberhardt 19, Judy Hansen 19•5, Marie Bierward 20.5. Third division - Marilyn Feist 19.5, Pat Wass 20.5 and Rests Bowcutt and Sharon Hadsall tied at 21.5. Birdie - Lesley Robertshaw-Mosley (13th hole). t Cap'n leads X. Clim Climber cross-country captain Dan Paine his two-time age-group can credentials with a performance in the tional last weekend. The senior standout the lead pack in the field and wound up sixth with a personal-record ing over the fiat-and-fast Capitol Lake course. "That was an I was tickled t' death says Climber coach Daryl "He's never been under utes on the track, so I can he's in the best shape ever been in. "And, you know, he what I call that 'Senior and I just think he's ready up now to that elite pete against some of the tance runners at all levels state." Miles Unterreiner of Gig| defended his title cord 9:09. Lakes' Seth second in 9:30.2 and Shane Geiger fifth, just a ahead of Paine. Other Climbers table placements in vite, says White, were Alana Langdon, 10th in girls' race, and Gwen Milroy, 15th out ners in the sophomore down. Last week the Climbers with a home duel with ton and wound up with the boys losing absence of foot-injured Luke Pittman and the ning behind state-veteran Sarah Brownstein's performance. "I'm excited about our says Coach. "We're gonna right. Capital's girls are formidable group. I mean just nobody in our lea now that can compete But we should be right any of the other teams." Grid Climbers Blood outlast Rent0n (Continued from page 21.) game." UNFORTUNATELY, added Coach, the victory came at a high cost. Junior veteran linebacker Kevin Eichhorn fractured his fe- mur and will be out for the sea- son. "Fortunately for him he's rela- tively young and recovery from the injury isn't as catastrophic as they first thought," said Hinkle. "They first thought there was ligament damage as well, but that didn't come to pass. cations. "They have Renton speed, but they have it in about three or four more positions. Renton was fairly quick in the backfield, and Lakes has that across four or five - both in the backfield as well as receiv- ers. So we really have to be disci- plined." AND CAN DISCIPLINE beat speed? "Well," said Hinkle, "the compo- nents that we are shootin' for are, Number One, ball control on offense - we wanna maintain security of "So it was just the femur break the thing for as much of the foot- ball game as possible, obviously (Continued from page elbow." He grins ruefully. Plus she got a couple o' GRANTED, SAYS was a pretty physical "But I thought the refs good job of getting it trol," he says. "It took a mean, you've got two really know each other; a lot against each other summers; we play in against each other; we up our own little against each other, a ago. "So we know each other;  a natural competition and there. And it's gonna be tive and physical." AND RETRIBUTION? the incident, however tional, turn the two on a volleyball-sized court. The "dodgeball" is an eight-inch foam ball with rubber coating so as not to sting or cause injury. The ob- ject is pretty much what you re- member from your grade-school days. Interested? Registration dead- line is September 14. Fees are $20 per individual and $100 per team. Call the rec office at 432-5194 or go to mziegler@ci.shelton.wa.us. The game consists of two Tuesday get-together. The re- teams of six players squaring off, sults: First division - Coralie Waiters first and Mary Lou Wicken and Billie Elms tied for second. Second division - Kaye Knudsen first. Nine-holers - Joann McComb first. Fewest putts - Coralie Watters and Joann McComb. Chip-ins -Toni Stevens (2nd hole), Lu- ana'Ellis (5th) and Joann McComb (9th). Cushman Lake Cushman's ladies waged medal-play competition Septem- ber 5, to these ends: First division - Wynne Wright first and Mary Hull and Shirley Mitchell tied for sec- ond. Second division - Ruby Isaacson first and Charlotte Ockerman and Bobble Mak- er tied for second. Third division - Gall Collyer first and Judy Keiffer second. Hole-in-one - Charlotte Ockerman (15th hole). Chip-in - Shirley Mitchell• The club's "Lady Niners," meanwhile, waged "Pink Lady" competition September 4. The results: First - the team of Georgia Pederson, Lorna Burgwln & Vicki Sotka. Second - the team of Phyllis Minteer, Kessie Smith & Norma Morton. Birdie - Norma Morton (6th hole). Chip-in - Molly Frazier (7th hole). Limerick Lake Limerick's lady 18-hol- Page 22 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, September 13, 2007 - which is till big-time; femurs are pretty strong, and when you break 'em it's pretty painful." WHAT MADE IT even more traumatic teamwise, as it hap- pens, was the fact that the colli- sion that caused the fracture was between teammates. "They ran into each other at- tempting to block a punt," said Coach, "and he caught the other boy's helmet in the thigh. And it was just one of those things that happens in football every once in a while." EVERYONE'S RALLYING to lend emotional support among Kevin's fellow Climbers, added the coach. And little wonder. "He's well liked and well re- spected by his teammates," said Hinkle. "And it's a big loss because of the amount of work he put in in the off season and the experience that he brings - and the intensity. "But it's just one of those things. Now somebody else has gotta pick up the flag and carry it..." MIGHTY LAKES? Yep: To- morrow night's Climber foe. "And we all know Lakes is pretty solid." said Hinkle. "They're in the top one or two teams in the state. They've got four or five D-1 type of prospects, according to the people who make those prognosti- keepin' it out of their hands - and, Number Two, our defensive ap- proach is to have a couple wrin- kles. "They run a spread, open of- fense, and they're just tryin' to get ya spread out horizontally so they can find creases vertically. And we wanna be as sound on defense as possible and yet come at 'em from a couple angles they didn't antici- pate. So that's our objective there. Hopefully secure a turnover or two and I think we'll be all right. "You know, we've got a pretty good squad. I mean, we're kinda stumblin' right now, a little bit. But we should be pretty good." TRUTH BE TOLD, added Coach, evidence of that was actu- ally easier to see in the first half Friday than in the seemingly more productive second half. '[ou know," he said, "it's a good sign when you've got a team that understands that they have to bat- tle and maintain composure. And the kids did, to a large degree." Tomorrow night's league open- er at Lakes starts at 7 o'clock - not at Lakes per se but at Clover Park High School. "It's two high schools in that school district, and they share the stadium at Clover Park," said Hinkle. "It's where we had that little playoff scenario (last year). Nice facility." meeting into a grudge "I hope not," says , st try n remind the kids of th just be aware of it as into the next game: 'Play Don't be malicious.' "I mean, you hope that you run a program enough to say, 'Hey, gotta be behind us.' You SCORING FOR the in the Tumwater match nior veteran Kassi Profitt assist by California cole Green. "Good little Coach. "Equalized with about 10 minutes, 12 in the half." Against Black Hills two earlier the Climbers behind as well, tallying seconds before halftime ov assisted shot by senior Brit Bowman. In both contests his had opportunities the go-ahead goal, says but they couldn't "We've gotta finish says. But does Coach like wb#t seeing otherwise? "Well, we have an amount of "Really at the varsity level, vees are undefeated