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Shelton soccer shutout twi last week By EMILY HANSON The Shelton girls' soccer team was shutout in two games during their second week of the season. On Tuesday, Sept. 13, the Lady Highclimb- ers lest on the road against Bellannine Prep High School 8-0. "The girls really struggled," Mike Malpass, head coach, said. "Coming up against teams that played tough and were very physical was a struggle." On Thursday, Sept. 15, the team lost on the road to Stadium High School 5-0. "It was a tale of two halves," Malpass said. "It was 4-0 at the end of the first half but we stepped up our game in the second half and matched them in every department. It was a THURSDAY: Stadium ........ 5 Shelton .......... 0 TODAY: Shelton at CKHS, 7 p.m. throughout the team. Despite their loss really fantastic game in the ~lt was reamly The team is scheduled to play next at 7 p.m. second half." on Thursday, Sept. 22 against Central Kitsap Malpass said he is in- buzzin9 on the bus High School. corporating into the team's "I know Gig Harbor and Central Kitsap are practice ways for them to back ~ very competitive teams," Malpass said. "A lot play better against bigger, • ~ • of kids at our opposing schools are from larger more physical teams, communities and play soccer year-around, so "This was a learning said the attitude' on the bus trip home was the team is at a disadvantage. I just want the curve for the girls this positive, girls playing as best they can individually." week and a big eye-open- "It was really buzzing on the bus back," he Malpass said his goal for the team is for er," he said. said. "I told the girls 'I've never left a game them to improve over how they played against Malpass said he asked I've coached where we lost 5-0 and been so each team last season. the seniors to step up and happy.'" "I'm hearing from the coaches who were show more leadership and That happiness, he said, resulted from how around last year that we are improving," he that this week, they re- the girls matched up against Stadium in the added. "Right now, I'm looking for consisten- ally did that and it spread second half. cy. If we can play the way we did in the second As of press time, the Lady Highclimbers half against Stadium, then they can go out to Stadium, Malpass (0-0, 1-3) had not yet played at home against and compete against anybody in our~league." Gig Harbor High School on Tuesday, Sept. 20. Mariners • Continued from page C-1 were out here and how they listen to the games," he added. "It reminded me of'grow- ing up in New York and everyone listening to the games on the radio so when people tell me they listen every night, I believe them." McNamera said his visit to the center is about giving back to the fans. "If I could brighten someone's day by talking about the Mariners, I'm up for it," he added. "I plan on talking to everybody about what we're doing with the Mariners and where the minor league team is head- ed. I'm open to a question and answer for as long as necessary. I'm open to listening to new ideas." McNamera said he loved the Pacific Northwest when he played in Bellingham and that he loves that he ended up back here. He said he plans on coming back to the center in the future and that he plans to ask some Mariners players to come with him. "Anytime I can get away and talk about the Mariners it's a good thing," he added. Ayers said he couldn't thank the Mari- ners organization enough. "I'm looking forward to Tom coming back on the off season," he added. Journal photo by El'nily Hanson Shelton Health and Rehab Center resident Fay James is the "Mariner go-to" at the center. Tavern onors ournam Temperatures were soaring and the AALL Phase rolled past Kamin 20-7 local softballers were scoring in bunches with Matt bogh going 4-4 with five RBI. iast weekend at Callanan Park at theRay Bartoff went 3-4 in a losing ef/brt. Fuddpucker Draw Coed Slowpitch Tour-Cline Construction tallied five in the nament, seventh to edge Fuddpuckers 10-9. Lori The annual benefit tourney played un- Luther's two-run double halted the win- der the now familiar draw format, with 72 ning rally while Debi Johnson went 3-3 ~calities placed at random, played under for Fuddpuckers. the banners of six Fuddpucker sponsors. Kamin whitewashed Shelton Floor 16-0 While various charitable causes, in-with Tom Oien and Ned Wilson collecting cluding the restoration fund for the re- four and three hits, respectively. cently destroyed high school sports facil- Fuddpuckers scored twice in the top ity were the real winners, Bob's Tavern of the seventh and held on for a 10-9 win went 4-1 to take top honors, followed by over Bob's. AALL Phase Construction, Fuddpuckers, AALL Phase topped Cline 11-7 with Cline Construction, Kamin Construction Matt Bogh and Bill Remington collecting and Shelton Floor Covering. four and three hits. Bob's Tavern opened its championshipBob's used an eight-run fifth inning run Saturday morning with a 20-3 winspree to outscore Kamin 10-8. over Shelton Floor Covering. Ricky Miller Jared Schuffenhauer went 4-4 and homered and Josh Heideman blasted a scored four to lead Cline to a 20-5 win over grand slam for the titlists and Jo Cochran Shelton Fleer. chipped in three hits. In Saturday's last contest AALL Phase edged Fuddpuckers 7-5. The winner's lead-off hitter Bill Remington had three hits, as did Fudd's Kyle Lowe. In Sunday's opener Kamin got by Cline 8-6. Breaking up a 6-6 tie with two m the fifth. Bob's ralied fm four in the top of the seventh to get by previously unbeaten AALL Phase 12-11. Ricky Miller's two- run double provided the difference. Fuddpuckers topped Shelton Floor 11- 7. Liezl Calrson's two-run single provided the winning margin as Bob's edged Cline 6-5. Fuddpuckers throttled Kamin 17-2 with Dalton Hutson scoring four time. In the tourney's finale, Shelton Floor notched its first win, besting AALL Phase 8-6. Jon Willis' two-run double in the sixth provided the eventual game-winner. ion makes for any I [ Complete this form, clip it and mail to RO. Box 430, Shelton, WA 98584 You can order by phone (360) 426-4412 with your credit card. 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