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Shelton
Continued from page C-1
work on continuity.
"Playing in league re-
mains to be seen but bow
they came back in the sec-
ond half is a pretty good in-
dicator," he added. "The kids
are excited to get things go-
ing leaguewise."
Head coach Matt Hin-
kle gives advices to
his players.
Journal photos by Emily Hanson
Shelton senior wide receiver Dylan Helser
receives a pass from senior quarterback Nic
Gove during the Highclimbers game against
Black Hills at Tumwater Stadium on Friday,
Sept. 9. Helser received four passes for 56 yards
throughout the team's victory.
Owls ing yards while holding The Knight Owls
the Acorns to just eight were scheduled to play
Continued from page C-1 rushing yards and fiveat Easton this upcom-
passing yards, ing Saturday but when
blocked him up high and Junior tailback Juan Easton did not have
he fell wrong. He said Jimenez led the Knightenough players, they
the Acor~ ~ractured his Owls in rushing with canceled its season.
.4~ leg and 149 yards andone touch- During the teams bye
|~~|t h e down while senior line- week before playing
~~~~-~~ g a m e backer Jason VanAukenin Taholah at 7 p.m.
| was de- added 112 yards rushing on Friday, Sept. 23,
~'~ 1 a y e d and four touchdowns, the team will continue
~;r 215 Junior tight end Nickworking on basics, Ev-
Dierkop scored on a 47- ans said.
FRIDAY: m i n - yard pass reception and
M~rylVL~.54 u t: s junior tight end Matt
Oakville ........ 0 b - Oien added 26 yards
cause
SEPT. 23: t h e
Mary M. ICnight s c h o o 1
at Taholah, had to
7p.m. wait
for an
a m
bulance to arrive from
Shelton.
As for the win, Evans
said it feels good to be
on this side of a mercy
rule.
"The boys were ecstat-
ic," he added. "I can't say
enough about the offen-
sive line."
The Knight Owls
rushed for a total of
307 yards with 95 pass-
"We'll be back to fo-
cusing on fundamental
football; it's been work-
rushing and one touch- ing for us," he said.
down. "We'll add a few more
Other rushers were plays but not a lot. We'll
Willey with six, fresh- have a chance to look at
man Adam Pals with 13 Taholah and get ready
and junior Jeremy Pals for them but we won't
with one. make a lot of changes."
5~
North Kits
pd
ats Sh
n boys' tennis
High li b y fo Pentonysaidtheteamwillbeworkingon
c m ers awa r the weaknesses they showed on the court
against North Kitsap.
three matches "Today was our first real match so we
next
saw what we need to work on and where our
strengths are," he added.
By EMILY HANSON As of press time, the Highclimbers (0-0, 0-1)
had not yet played against Capital on Tues-
Shelton's boys tennis team couldn't win day, Sept 13, Their next game will be at 3:30
a match against North Kitsap during their p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 15 in Yelm.
first meeting of the season on Thursday,"Yelm and Timberline after that, we'll be
Sept. 8. competitive against," Perry said.
"For playing the top school in the otherHe said that he thinks the team needs to
league, I thought we were pretty competitive," work more on directing the ball when hitting
John Perry, head coach, said. "North Kitsap back to their opponents.
had all seniors playing varsity and I have "We had a couple of chances at the net to hit
maybe two returning varsity players." the ball away and ended up hitting it back to
He said the number one and number two the opponent," Perry added. "We need to have
doubles matches were both competitive and a bit more court-sense."
he thought his returning varsity players were For the Yelm match, and the team's match
matched well. against Timberline on Tuesday, Sept. 20,
The number one doubles team was John Perry said he is planning on changing the
Pentony and Alex Deacon while the numberlineup
two doubles team was Brandon Goodale and"I'm going to change the lineup a bit ac-
Bryson Finlay. cording to the players' strengths and do some
"We had out" ups and downs," Pentony said. things with the doubles teams," he said.
"We messed up on a lot of key points. 1 feel Per~y added that the team is also going to
like. Perry told us this would be one of the work on being more offensive at the net, which
best teams we'll play. I think we can get bet- is the goal tbr the team's matches against
ter, though." Yehn and Timberline.
Journal photo by Emily Hvuson
Shelton's Alex
Deacon back-
hands the ball
to his opponent
during Shelton's
first match on
Thursday, Sept.
8 against North
Kitsap. Deacon
played on the
number one dou-
bles team with
John Pentony.
wins
S SO
re cross
Photos cour~c'~y of Daryl White
Shelton sophomore
Cody Williams poses
with his first place
medal at the Capital
Invitational.
By EMILY HANSON Burke finishing in ninthThere were 86 total ment.
Shelton sophomore Cody place among 95 freshmen sophomore girls, and Lind- As of press time, the
Williams won the overallwith a time of 13:56.49.sey Nicolas finished in Highclimbers had not yet
Zach Taylor was the 59th place with a time of had their home meet on
boys' sophomore race at tastest finisher for the ju- 20:58.76 while KelliWilson Wednesday, Sept. 14. They
the Capital Invitational on nior boys' race. He also fin- finished in 61st place with will next compete at Salt
Saturday, Sept. 10.
Head coach Daryl White ished in ninth with a time a time of 21:31.79. Creek State Park on Satur-
said Williams and the rest of 13:1727, Seventy-four fresh-day, Sept. 17.
of the team put forth a tre- Finally, rounding out men girls competed on "It's a real pretty spot
mendous effort during th¢: the top male finishers was Friday. Katie Morgan and the kids love to run
meet. Nathan Morgan with a was the top Shelton fin-that course," White said.
"It was probably the time of 13:05.77 and a 14th isher in 44th place with"I'm looking forward to
most eftbrt ire seen a team place finish among senior a time of 19:24.59 whilethe meet because the boys
put tbrth," White added,boys. Delani Atkinson finishedcould possibly finish in the
Williams finished in first The top 20 finishers of in 56th place with a time of top ten. There'll be a lot of
among 96 sophomore boys the male and female races 21:31.93. really good teams there but
with a time of 12:33.30. He received medals. White "It was an outstanding I think we're a really good
was the fastest finisher for said none of the girls fin- meet," White said. "Every- team."
Shelton of the 233-mile ished in the top 20. body just ran their guts out White added that the
The top four finishers and nobodygot hurt." girls are continually im-
course.
The fastest freshman on the girls' team were two He said that as long as proving and he thinks they
boy for Shelton was Darius freshmen and two sopho- the team keeps their ef-are going to keep improv-
mores, fort up, it will see improve- ing.
Shelton freshman Ka-
tie Morgan finishes
the 2.33-mile course at
the Capital Invitation-
al in 44th place out of
74 girls with a time of
19:24.59.
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