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Football Continued from page C-1 when senior wide receiver Bobby Cervantes scored on an ll-yard run with 6:03 remain- ing in the half. North Thurston tied the score for the second time with a good PAT. With 5:14 left in the second quarter, Kinne found the end zone after a 64-yard breakaway run. Salisbury's PAT fell flat, making Shelton's lead 20-14. Manning scored the final points of the Hight on a 1-yard dive with 2:53 left in the :~econd quarter. The Rams took the lead for ~he first time with a good PAT. Kinne led the offensive effort with 201 3'wds on 32 carries while Bell had 97 yards ,.v, 10 carries. Senior quarterback Jared Welander com- ~leted 1-of-4 passes for 42 yards. He threw one interception. Ajamu caught Welander's l~s for 42 yards. "I thought there would be quite a few more points put up in the second half, but 1-)th defenses adjusted," Hinkle said. In the second half, Shelton took the opening kickoff, but turned the ball over to the Rams on the North Thurston 6-yard line with 6:28 after failing to convert on fourth down. From there, it became a punting game. The Highclimbers' defensive line held the Rams at bay, forcing fourth-down punts with 4:41 left in the third quarter, time ex- pired in the third quarter and 7:05 left in the game. In turn, North Thurston's defense forced the Highclimbers to punt on fourth down with 2:51 left in the third quarter and 8:51 left in the game. When Kinne fumbled in the end zone with 2:30 remaining, the R~ms took over on a touchback at their own ~0-yard line and i ran out the clock i The defensive effort was led by several Highclimbers. Senior defepsive back Jake Frakes had seven tackles], recovered one fumble, had a pass deflectio~n and intercept- ed one pass. i Senior linebacker Thomas Gettle had seven tackles, two for a losg of 2 yards. Junior linebacker Gordon Henry had six tackles, two for a loss of 5 yards. Sophomore linebacker Brian Nault had eight tackles, two for a loss of 6 yards, and recovered one fumble. Senior defensive end Jake Lindley had six tackles, one for a loss of 7 yards. Finally, Ajamu had six ~ackles, three for a total loss of 8 yards, i Hinkle said the Highclffnbers (5-1, 6-1) are handling their first logs of the season well. "It is a situation where everything is still sort of in their control," he !said. "The play- offs are secured and that's i{nportant for the kids." i He said the team's next two games -- at 7 p.m. tomorrow night at Mt. Tahoma and at 7 p.m. on Oct. 26 at South Sound Stadi- um against Timberline -- Will be important games. "These games will determine where and who we play in the following weeks," Hinkle • said. [ He said that, like a lot of[racoma schools, Mt. Tahoma has speed and big athletes and their team numbers are good. Journal photo by Fmily HHon We need to work on things in prepara- Shelton junior defensive back Colton Hubble wraps up North Thurston I ,, lion to get closer to our pqtential, Hinkle junior tight end Josh Cahill Friday during the Highclimbers' home said. [ game. gla Joul t~al Dlluto by f!lfiiy I !,~i ;o, Shelton's Juan Barcelona attempts to get up after receivin knockout blow to the head during his Mixed Martial Arts bout against Nick Komen at the Big Town Beatdown II on Saturday in the Shelton Mini Dome. By EMILY ItANSON do it Shelton's Juan Barcelon~ lost his Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) debu~ in front of a Small crowd Saturday in tl~e Shelton Mini Dome at the Big Town Bea~own II. As the only Shelton to fight in the In less than one minute it was all over. Now that's something to smile Technology that straightens all your teeth in 3 months to about a year, for • children and adults. Richard C. 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With all the produ(.- in the right spot." tion, it costs a io~ to put these o~C' Barcelona said his fight was going well. Along with the cage for the tightrope, "Then I was knocked out and they were there was a DJ playing music tbr the at asking ifI knew where I was,"he said."(Ko- tendees and a screen which projected th,e men) came out and did what he was sup- faces of the fighters before their bouts as posed to do. He hit me with an overhand well as naming the sponsors of the event. right and I dropped like a sack of potatoes Chapman said the fighters loved the from what I saw in the video." production of the event, especially the Barcelona has been training with Jacob's screen. Fighting System in the 170-pound weight "The fighters from Oregon want to come class. He said what he learned from his back because they'd never been to a fight fight is to drop a weight class, where they got exposure like that," Cbap • "I don't need to fight these giants," he man said. said with a laugh. Barcelona said there is no set schedule He called cage fighting a rush. for fights. He said the fighters train a~,~d "You go inside there and it's just your then they get called when a fight is coming training against his," Barcelona said. "You up and asked if they want to participate. do it because you love it; I'm not getting "There are fights happening all the time, paid for this." all over the place," he said. "I had fun, de. Along with Barcelona's MMA fight, the spite the fact I got knocked out. It's a good small crowd watched fighters compete in time." the Muay Thai style, kickboxing, boxing He said that people talk all the time and a demonstration from an 8-year-old boy about wanting to get into the cage• named Pheroun Sok. "I say just do it, go for it," Barceloua said. "The turnout was so small," Chapman "Don't hesitate." said. "I don't know if it was because of hunt- Chapman said there were ,m incidenis ing season, the rain, a UFC fight airing or with the crowd during the event and praised the fact that there wasn't a beer garden." the Shelton custodians for helping with the With the expense of production and hold- set up and take down. ing the event in the Shelton Mini Dome "I'd like to do another fight, but I think combined with the low turnout, Chapman we'd have to go outside again," Chapman said he wasn't sure yet how much would said. "Outdoor events are difficult because be available to donate to the Shelton High we don't know what the weather will do. School athletics fund. We're looking for another location to draw "I'm thinking at least $400," he said. in a bigger crowd." I' [ 11 I