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Lady Highclimbers pin'down Wilson, Foss
By EMILY HANSON
emily@masoneounty.com
The Shelton girls' bowling team has
started its season with two solid wins.
Last week, the girls defeated Wilson
6.5 to .5 on Nov. 6 and then the team shut
out Foss 7-0 on Nov. 8.
Against Wilson, Shelton had a total
pin fall of 1,587 compared to Wilson's
1,414. Senior Danielle Ewart led the team
with a two-game total of 387. She was fol-
lowed by junior Caitlyn Borys with 340
and senior Lindsey Cox with 290. Seniors
Brittany Smith and Holly Hayman both
scored two-game totals of 285.
"Two of the bowlers, Danielle and Cait-
lyn, bowled to my expectations," head
coach Curt Snyder said. "Wilson did not
bowl up to my expectations."
Against Foss, Shelton had a total pin
fall of 1,577 compared to 1,089. Cox and
Ewart both had two-game •totals of 333
to lead the team. Borys also scored above
300 with a two-game total of 341. Hay-
man mustered 289 and Smith scored 281.
"Our girls bowled well," Snyder said.
"I like to think their team average should
be right around 800, so they were a little
below, but they bowled
pretty well."
He said it's still early
in the season, but he has
high expectations of the
team.
This is Snyder's 10th
NOV. 8: season as head coach.
Shelton .......... 7 This year, he has 14 girls
Foss ............... 0 split amongthree teams.
Of the five on varsity,
TODAY: all are returners expect
Shelton at Hayman, who bowled for
Yelm at the junior varsity last
Westside
season.
Lanes, 3 p.m. "So far, they look re-
ally good," Snyder said.
"I think they're going to have a good sea-
son."
Wilson said that based on last season,
Shelton's two main competitors will be
Wilson and Timberline.
"The difference this season is that,
being a 3A school versus a 4A school, I
believe there's more competition than
last year," Snyder said. "Timberline and
Wilson are both 3A and they were out-of-
league matches last year."
See Bowling on page C-5
Jburnal photo by Emily Hanson
Shelton senior Lindsey Cox bowls in the lead-off position for the Lady
Highclimbers against Foss on Nov. 8 at Westside Lanes in Olympia.
Baseball
Continued from page C-2
on aluminum bats. The
only ones you can use have
to be certified."
Powell said fundraising
is in the beginning stag-
es with nothing officially
planned yet.
"Anybody who might
have materials related
to baseball, we're look-
ing ibr anything," Powell
said. "We're even looking
fbr lumber to build a prac-
tice pitcher's mound to use
in the gym. The sky's the
limit on what we can do de-
pending on how much help
we can get."
Powell said he and
Schultz have discussed the
possibility of playing their
home games on a different
field if they can find one,
but that Schultz expressed
a lot of interest in playing
home games at Mary M.
Knight.
"He said he would real-
ly like to play here, so I'm
looking into what we can
do with the field to pack it
down and get it in shape
for this year," he said. "An-
other possibility is to just
play away games."
Powell said there are
several baseball teams in
the 1B Coastal League and
the Owls wouldn't have
any trouble filling a sched-
ule.
"The thing about base-
ball is we could play out-of-
league games against 1A
or even 2A schools just for
the experience," he said. "I
actually think it helps to
play bigger schools because
then if you make it to state,
you're not blown away by
the competition."
Work on the field won't
begin until the Knight Owl
football season is officially
over and then, only when
weather permits.
"It'll be a wonderful op-
portunity for community
service," Schultz said.
To donate money, sup-
plies or time to the base-
ball program, contact
Schultz or Powell at Mary
M. Knight at 426-6767,
ext. 6.
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Journal photo by Emily Hanson
North Mason Athletic Director Mark Swofford presents the Mason
County Cup to the Shelton football team after the Highclimbers
defeated the Bulldogs on Sept. 7.
SHS 2nd in league all sports standings
STAFF REPORT
Each year. the Narrows
League presents an all sports
trophy Lo the 3A and 4A
school with the highest point
total for the year based on its
place in the final standings
for division play in each sport.
The team placing first in
~h, fh~al divi.~ion standings
for each sport is awarded
seven points, second place
receives six points and so on
down to one point for the last
place team in the division
standings.
League play for the fall
sports season has concluded
and Shelton is in second place
with 37 points, six points
behind North Thurston's 43
points in the race for the 3A
trophy.
Shelton's All Sports
Trophy Points
Sp0~ Place Points
B0ys XC . ]sl l
B0ys hnnis ]sl 7
Girls Swim 2nd 6
Gi~ XC3rd 5
Football 3rd 5
Volleyt~ll 4lh 4
Girls Soccer 5tb 3
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