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Thursday 3:30 p.m., Shelton girls' swimming at North Thurston 3:30 p.m., Shelton boys' tennis at South Kitsap 5 p.m., Shelton girls' junior varsity soc- cer versus Lincoln at Oakland Bay Junior High 5 p.m., Shelton junior varsity volleyball versus Mt. Tahoma at SHS Minidome north side 5:45 p.m., Mary M. Knight varsity volley- ball at Wishkah 6:30 p.m., Shelton varsity volleyball ver- sus Mt. Tahoma at SHS Minidome 7 p.m., Shelton girls' varsity soccer versus Lincoln at Highclimber Stadi- um Friday 7 p.m., Shelton varsity football versus Wilson at Highclimber Stadium Saturday 9 a.m., Shelton cross country at Fort Steilacoom Invitational at Ft. Steilicoom Park 10 a.m., Shelton Kings varsity vs Monte- sano at Highclimber Stadium 11:30 p.m., Shelton Kings junior varsity red vs. Monte. M at Highclimber Stadi- um 1 p.m., Shelton Kings junior varsity white vs. Monte. G at Highclimber Stadium 1 p.m., Mary M. Knight football versus Oakville at home 4 p.m., Shelton Kings minor vs. Monte. M. at Highclimber Stadium 4:30 p.m. Shelton Kings junior varsity at Ingersoll Stadium in Olympia 5:30 p.m., Shelton Kings flag ver- sus Montesano at Highclimber Sta- dium 7:30 p.m. Shelton Kings senior varsity at Tumwater Monday 4 p.m., Shelton junior varsity football at Wilson 5:45 p.m., Mary M. Knight varsity volley- ball versus Taholah at home Tuesday 3:30 p.m., Shelton boys' tennis at Lin- coln 5 p.m., Shelton girls' junior varsity soc- cer versus Mt. Tahoma at Oakland Bay Junior High 5 p.m., Shelton varsity volleyball ver- sus Henry Foss at SHS Minidome north side 5:45 p.m., Mary M. Knight varsity volley- ball versus Quilcene at home 6:30 p.m., Shelton volleyball versus Hen- ry Foss at SHS Minidome 7 p.m., Shelton girls' varsity soccer ver- sus. Mt. Tahoma at Highclimber Stadi- um Wednesday 3:45 p.m., Shelton cross country home versus Lincoln, North Thurston and Tim- berline at Lake Isabella State Park Sept. 20 3:30 p.m., Shelton boys' tennis versus Tim- berline at home 3:45 p.m., Shelton girls' swimming versus Lincoln at home 4 p.m., Shelton girls' junior varsity soccer versus Timberline at Rainer Vista Park 5:30 p.m., Shelton junior varsity volleyball at Timberline 5:45 p.m., Mary M. Knight varsity volley- ball versus 3 Rivers 7 p.m., Shelton girls' varsity soccer at Tim- berline 7 p.m., Shelton varsity volleyball at Timberline • To have items placed in the sports calen- dar, email emily@masoncounty.com 7th Ann.a| Community FLYONTHESIDELINE Saturday, September 15th 12:00 to 5:00 pm Union Fire Hall at 3rd & Seattle Street r Tickets Adult Pre.Saae: $15.00 At-the-Door: $17.00 Children {6-12) Pre-Same: $ 7.{}0 At-the-Door: $10.00 ,, Ages (5 & under): "Free" ,2 SaveY by purchasing yourPre-Sae Tickets at NCCU Office or Alderbrook Country Store Both on the corner of Dalby & McReavy in Union 4" " -i,  Sponsored by New Community Church of Onion :. ...×+: 'e* ::" ' (360)898-7855 ] then'ccu.org I nccu@hctc.com Mason County Cup fosters healthy rivalry ast Friday was the inaugural Mason County Cup, a football contest between Shelton and North Mason with a fancy trophy as the prize. Along with the Mason County Cup, the two schools will compete against each other this year for the Mason County All-Sports Award. The award will be presented to the school that wins the most sporting contests be- tween Shelton and North Mason this school year. It will be given to the win- ning school by the losing school's athlet- ic director at the end-of-year assembly. I think both of these awards are great ideas. The awards will help foster a healthy rivalry between the northern By EMILY HANSON and southern halves of Mason County. Hopefully, these awards will increase interest in the games and will bring more fans out to support the two teams, re- gardless of where the games are being held. I think this already happened Friday night: Phil Pugh Sta- dium was packed with North Mason fans on one sides and I've never seen the away bleachers so full. Here's hoping that level of enthu- siasm toward Mason County athletes will carry over into the North Mason at Shelton volleyball match, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Sept. 24 in the Shelton Mini Dome and all other future contests be- tween the schools this year. By now, most of you know that Shel- ton defeated North Mason in Friday night's football game 54-24 (see page -1) and I'm sure a great deal of you know that North Mason:defeated Shel- ton on Sept. 6 in girls' soccer 4-3. This makes the two schools tied for the all- sports award. I, for one, am looking forward to see- ing who comes out on top at the end of this school year and whether or not the losing school will rebound next year to take the award. JOURNALSCORE BOARD FOOTBALL Shelton 54, North Mason 24 Shelton ...... 8 27 13 6 --54 NMHS ....... 6 6 0 12 --24 Shelton NMHS Passing 85 yards 19 yards Rushing 418 yards 157 yards Shelton: J. Welander, 4-9 completions, 85 yards, 2 touch- downs; R. Kinne, 21 carries, 258 yards, 2 touchdowns; D Bell, 1 reception, 53 yards, 2 touchdowns; D. Ajamu, 2 re- ceptions, 24 yards, 1 touch- down NMHS: D. Burggraaf, 2-14 completions, 19 yards, I touch- down, 2 interceptions; M. Becker, 4 carries, 81 yards; B. Stromberg, 10 carries, 51 This informative, fun exercise-based program will offer simple steps to prevent falls and helpyou maintainyour independence. We'll cover: Bakmce and Strerkgth iTaining - In addition to helpingyou avoid falls, balance and strength training can also help reduce aches and pains, increase cin:ulation and helpyou gain confidence! Chair & 5,tanding E×crclses - Whetheryou're able to stand onyour own or use a wheelchair or walker we'll demonstrate easy, safe ways to improveyour balance. Mobility - Care Medical will be on hand with information on mobility options. You'll learn how both manual and power mobility products can assist inyour active lifestyle. Power chairs, scooters, travel canes, walkers and accessories will be available for demonstrations. Massage Therapy - Massage Therapist Sherry Bennett will provide free mini-massages for relaxation and revitalization. The day will include a variety of healthy snacks and picnic treats, along with a free raffle to win an overflowing picnic basket! For information or to RSVE call us at3bO--426-2600 or visit our website atwww,AlpineWaJLiving.com, %.. Page C-2 - Shelton-Mason County Journal - Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012 yards; C. Allen, 1 reception, 17 yards; A North, 1 reception, 2 yards, i touchdown MMK 66, Quilcene 6 MMK ....... 22 22 8 14 --66 Quilcene .... 0 0 0 6- 6 MMK Quilcene Passing 87 yards N/A yards Rushing 447 yards N/A yards MMK: K. Willey, 5-7 comple- tions, 87 yards; J. Jimenez, 13 carries, 188 yards VOLLEYBALL Shelton Black Hills def. Shelton 25-18, 25-11, 25-19 North Thurston def. Shelton Mary M. Knight Lake Quinault def. Mary M. Knight 25-23, 25-16, 25-23 SOCCER Girls' soccer At Shelton River Ridge...1 3 -- 4 Shelton .......... 0 0 -- 0 At NMHS NMHS ........... 2 2 -- 4 Shelton .......... 2 1 -- 3 First half: 1, Jaymie Pentony; 2, Alexis Johnson Second half: 3, Katie Dean CROSS COUNTY Saturday -- Capital Invite Boys' results Freshman: 70. Guy Beau- doin, 16:27.26 Sophomores: 5. Darius Burke, 13:07.49; 36. Chris Frost, 14:53.11 Juniors: 1. Cody Wil- liamson, 12:05.19; Open Race (OR). Ryder Phelan, 14:30.98; .R, Kyle Rut- ledge, 15:26.34; 47. Dan- iel Bouchie, 15:33.40; OR. Adam Tweed, 16:05.73; OR. Drake Adams, 16:58.58; 73. Hunter Core, i7:15.78 Seniors: 19. Zach Taylor, 13:12.83; 66. Nathan New- ell, 15:32.14. 96. Payton Wheeler, 18:23.48 Girls' results Freshman: 9. Lindsey Goldsby, 17:45.67; 12. Courtney Burke, 17:58.47 Sophomores: 44. Delaney Atkinson, 19:38.51; 52. Ka- tie Morgan, 20:58.02 Juniors: 34. Bayla Budge, 19:25.16; 39. Serena Ran- ney, 19:37.08; 50. Kelli Wil- son, 21:23.57; 57. Melissa Fulton, 22:43.43 Seniors: 38. Bonnie Casper, 20:10.38 SWIMMING Girls' swimming Shelton 112, Timberline 73 200-yard Medley Relay: 1, Carisa Kunkle, Hannah Womer, Hannah Garcia and Paige Goldsby, 2:07.14; 3, Aliana Hanner, Jordan Crossan, Megan Jacobsen and Janae Nicholas, 2:31.47 200-yard Freestyle: 1, Sar- ah Myers, 2:13.68; 2, Han- nah Womer, 2:28.97; 5, Re- becca Dodge, 3:01.99 200-yard Irdividual Med- ley: 1, Hannah Garcia, 2:44.15; 4, Megan Jacobsen, 3:14.38 50-yard Freestyle: 1, Ca- risa Kunkle, 29.06; 2, Paige Goldsby, 29.45; 3, Jordan Crossan, 31.95; 6, Dawn Martin, 38.46; 8, Jamie Chavez, 39.78; 10, Jymie Garrison, 43.65 Diving: 3, Lanna Keltner, 98.30 points 100-yard Butterfly: 1, Han- nah Garcia, 1:20.31; 4, All- ann Hanner, 1:50.58 100-yard Freestyle: 1, Sar- ah Myers, 1:01; 3, Rebecca Dodge, 1:24.06 500-yard Freestyle: 1, Paige Goldsby, 7:00.11; 4, Jamie Chavez, 9:14.12; 5, Dawn Martin, 9:39.69 200-yard Freestyle Relay: 1, Sarah Myers, Paige Golds- by, Aliana Hanner and Re- becca Dodge, 2:07.01; 3, Ja- nae Nicholaus, Eryn Muen- chow, Jamie Chavez and Jymie Garrison, 2:44.51 100-yard Backstroke: 1, Carisa Kunkle, 1:18.38; 3, Eryn Muenchow, 1:33.83; 6, Megan Jacobsen, 2:14.59 100-yard Breaststroke: 1, Hannah Womer, 1:25.15; 2, Lanna Keltner, 1:31.54; 4, Jordan Crossan, 1:36.96 400-yard Freestyle Relay: 1, Sarah Myers, Hannah Garcia, Carisa Kunkle and Hannah Womer, 4:24.46; 3, Rebecca Dodge, Janae Nicholas, Megan Jacob- sen and Jordan Crossan, 5:25.37; 5, Lanna Keltner, Dawn Martin, Jymie Gar- rison and Jamie Chavez, 6:48.94 TENNIS Boys' tennis Gig Harbor 4, Shelton 1 No. 1 singles: John Pento- ny (SHS) def. Nick Jarvis (GH), 6-4, 7-5, 7-6 (9-7) No. 2 singles: Jory McIn- tosh (GH) def. Brandon Goodale 6-0, 6-1 No. 1 doubles: Kyle Jiganti and Bjorn Brynestad (GH) def. Alex Deacon and Zach Lund (SHS), 6-2, 6-1 No. 2 doubles: Drew Law- son and Donald Flanagan (GH) def. Justin Demattas and Andrew Johnson (SHS) 6-2, 6-2 No. 3 doubles: Mason Jarvis and Patrick Spieker (GH) def. Josh Priest and Dalton Jaske (SHS) 6-0, 6-0 GOLF Bayshore Ladies' Golf Sept. 4 - Net Score Front 9 Holes Flight 1: Toni Stevens Flight 2: Judy Zehrung Least putts: Toni Stevens; Marion Spence Birdies: Toni Stevens, No. 2 Chip-ins: Toni Stevens, No. 2; Marion Spence, No. 12; Judy Zehrung, No. 18; Lois Lemargie, No. 9 Lake Limerick Ladies' Golf Sept. 5 & 7 -- Tournament of Champions 18-hole Division: 1st low net, Robbi Alberts, 142; 2nd low net, ,Ann Johnson, 150 9-hole Division: 1st low net, Anne Wooten, 74; 2nd low net, Sharon Corrigan, 75 Sept. 5 -- Low Net 18-hole Division Flight 1: 1, Robbi Alberts, 71; 2, Ann Johnson, 75; 3 MaryLou Trautmann, 78 Flight 2: 1, Gayle Wilcox, 73; 2 (tie), Joyce Reynolds and Jeannine Jacob, 81 Chip-ins: Ann Johnson, No. 9; Gayle Wilcox, No. 12; Rita Lipinski, No. 14 Low net of the day: Robbi Alberts, 71 9-hole Division Flight 1: 1, Sharon Corri- gan, 35; 2, Ann Wooten, 38; 3, Barb Dennis, 41 Flight 2: 1, Pat Wass, 34; 2, Sheila Thomas, 37; 3, Rosie Bowcutt, 38 Pars: Pat Wass, No. 7 Low net of the day: Pat Wass, 34 Sept. 7 -- Low Net Flight 1: 1, Ann Wooten, 36; 2 (tie), Sheila Thomas and Rosie Bowcutt, 39 Pars: Ann Wooten, No. 8 Low net of the day: Ann Wooten, 36