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Journal photo by Emily Hanson
Shelton Kings varsity players take a moment to
catch their breath and drink water during half-
time while.
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By EMILY HANSON
The Knight Owls had a
tough afternoon on Satur-
day, Oct. 1 when they suf-
fered their first loss of the
season at home to King-
sway.
In just
Kingsway
SATURDAY:
Kingsway .... 56
Mary _16
three quarters,
defeated Mary
M. Knight
56-16 in
a mercy
rule loss
for the
previ-
ously un-
defeated
Knight
Owls.
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TOMORROW: t h i n k
Mary M. Knight Kingsway
at Lyle, p 1 a y e d
7 p.m. w e 1 1 , "
Mike Ev-
ans, head
c o a c h , Jour.a~ ~ho~os by Emily Hanson
said. "We could've played Knight Owl quarterback Kyle Willey
better." searches for an open receiver during
Junior running back Mary M. Knight's home loss to Kingsway
Juan Jimenez said he on Saturday, Oct. 1.
didn't think the game was "Typically, he's much higher than that," Ev-
played as well as it should
ans said. "I was proud of the boys for not giving
have been. up."
"We should have beaten Though disappointed in the loss, Evans said
them but we had a lot of he and the team are looking ahead to their next
blown assignments," Ji-game. The Knight Owls are scheduled to play at 7
menez added. "I think we
came in a little too confi- p.m~ on Friday, Oct. 7 at Lyle High School.
expect Lyle to be another tough game," Ev-
dent." ans said. "We're making some corrections and
Evans said there were hoping to do well."
some things the Knight Jimenez said he thinks Lyle will probably run
Owls did reasonly well,the ball a lot.
such as holding the King- "We'll need to be able to stop the run," he added.
sway quarterback to 100"We'll probably work on defense a lot this week."
rushing yards and 1200 Evans said that, despite the tough loss for the
passing yards. Knight Owls, "we'll get back on track."
Lady Owls notch two wins in three matches
By EMILY HANSON $~The team stayed
The Lady Owls have won two of their
last three games, improving to 3-6. positive even with
On Tuesday, Sept. 27, the Mary M.
Knigti{ volleyball team came back from an injury time-out
a 1-2 game deficient to win 3-2.
In their first game, the Lady Owls that lasted over
lost 11-25. The team then won its sec-
,ond game 25-21but lost its third game 30 minutes in
23-25. The Lady Owls tied the match up
with a 25-20 victory in the fourthgame 9a e three "
and won 15-8 in the fifth game for the
match.
The Lady Owls made 76 serves plusin games one and two," Brehmeyer said.
four aces. The team hit 34 times plus "She had one tip kill and one,block kill.
seven kills and tipped 23 times plus two She also hit the floor several times to
tip kills, dig."
There was just one block attempt.She added that Johnson served well
The Lady Owls missed 17 serves, 13 with two aces and five serves that scored
hits and one tip, dropped 15 balls and points without coming back.
shanked 29 balls. The team had 13 oth- "[Johnson] also had two kills and one
er errors with many being ceiling errors tip kill," Brehmeyer added. "She served
for a total of 88 errors, five in a row during game three and
Head coach Kitty Brehmeyer said four."
the team needs to improve on getting off Frost scored three tip kills and
the net to eliminate holes and getting passed some nice sets, Brehmeyer said,
the first serve over. adding that Ashley Kiliz scored one kill
Emily Johnson served seven in a row and one tip kill and made five serves in
in game two and five in a row in game a row during game five.
five. Hannah Frost served five in a row Finally, on Monday, Oct. 3, the Lady
in game. four and spent most of her time Owls defeated Quilcene in four games.
tipping, Brehmeyer said. Frost scored .MMK won the first game 25-20 and the
two kills out of ten attempts. Finally, second game 25-9 before losing the third
Miranda Sowl.e was strong at the net game 27-29. The team came back in the
with two kills, Brehmeyer said. fourth game to win 25-9.
On Thursday, Sept. 29, the Lady The Lady Owls made 75 serves plus
Owls lost to Oakville. The team lost its eight aces, scored 10 tips plus one tip
first game 23-25 and tt~e second game kill and blocked once plus another block
19-25. The Owls won their third game kill.
25-11 and their fourth game 28-26. Twenty serves were missed along
With a 14-16 loss in the fifth and final with five hits and four blocks or tips.
game, the Lady Owls lost the match. The Lady Owls also dropped the ball 20
During the game, MMK made 78 times and shanked 17 times with two
serves plus five aces; and scored 32 hits other errors.
plus six kills. The team tipped 26 times Brehmeyer said the areas the girls
plus seven tip kills and blocked three need to improve in are use of verbal sig-
times plus two block kills, nals and comunication.
Twenty-five errors were made by the She said the team played with much
Lady Owls with 10 missed hit, three better cover in this match.
missed tips or blocks, 16 dropped balls, Sowle led the team with 11 serves in
35 shanked balls and eight other errors a row during game four.
such as three net calls. "The team stayed positive even with
Brehmeyer said the team needs to an injury time-out that lasted over 30
work on communication, b.all control on minutes in game three," Brehmeyer
hard serves and hits and to stop shank- said.
ing the ball. MMK is scheduled to play next on
"Linda Cook played strong at the net Thursday, Oct. 6 at Quinault.
Runners 'n Runwas part of Skylar 31st Hoquiam Grizzly
Core's senior project.Alumni Cross Country
Continued from page C-2 As of press time, the invite on Saturday, Oct.
Highclimbers had not 8.
few of the Climbers par- yet competed at Stadium The Climbers have
ticipated in the annualagainst Olympia and two weeks to train before
Shuck 'n Run, which WiI- Timberline. competing at the Nar-
liamson won. White saidThe team is scheduled rows League Champion-
helping with the Shuck to compete next at theship.
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