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Mary M.
Knight
senior
quarterback
Kyle Willey
runs upfield
Saturday
during the
Knight
Owls' pigtail
playoff
game at Oak
Harbor High
School.
Photo by Mike Evans
Football
Continued from page C-1
Pals had 66 yards on nine carries, while senior safety
J.J. Pals added 56 yards on five carries. Senior fullback
Matt Oien rushed for 47 yards on eight carries with one
touchdown, while senior running back Juan Jimenez
had 39 yards on nine carries with one touchdown.
"Once the team settled down, it was business as
usual," Schultz said.
Defensively, Jimenez led the team with 13 tackles,
while Willey had 11 tackles, one fumble recovery and
one sack. O'Neil recovered two fumbles. J.J. Pals and
junior cornerback Austin Thompson both had one in-
terception.
Schultz said the team missed a couple of tackles and
had to get its bearings in the first quarter.
On Saturday, there will be no room for error against
Neah Bay.
'They're the team that knocked us out of the play-
offs by beating us in the pigtail game last year 40-0 at
halftime," Schultz said. 'They run the ball well, throw
the ball well, play great team defense and are very dis-
ciplined."
He said Neah Bay runs an I formation most of the
time.
'Tge have to cover the pass and well be good as long
as we can block and tackle," Schultz said. "It all comes
down to who can block, tackle and get off blocks."
Neah Bay has competed for the state title for the
past two years, which Schultz said gives the team an
advantage.
"It's kind of a David-versus-Goliath story here, we're
hoping," he said.
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Shelton senior Danielle Ewart swings back for her frame during the Lady Highclimbers' home
match against Foss on Nov. 8 at Westside Lanes in Olympia. Ewart plays as the anchor for the
team.
Rwlie
Ewart,, my ,granddaugh-,,1 man this season, but does her."
_o..__no ter,'he said. The girl who have two brand new bowl- Snyder said he's expect-
Continued from page C-3has surprised me the most ers in Adreanna Equihuaing a fun season.
is Lindsey Cox. She's the Torres and Amber Rails."This is a fun group of
The team's main goal most accurate bowler we"Adreanna has really girls," he said. "Attitude-
is to be the 3A Narrowshave, so she picks up a lot good form and Amber is wise, they're really great."
League champion, Snyderof spares and consequently my challenge this year," The team's next match
said. has higher scores than oth- Snyder said. "She going to is at 3 p.m. today at West-
"The No. 1 girl to watch er bowlers." be my goal and I'm looking side Lanes in Olympia
this year will be Danielle The team has no fresh- forward to working withagainst Yelm.
Shelton varsity bowling
schedule
~eo~il 5 -- 3 p.m., vs. Yelm at Westside Lanes in Olympia
;20 -- 3 pro., at North Thurstan at Aztec Lanes in
Olymp
Nov..27 ~ 3 pm., at Lincoln at Pacific Lanes in Taiomc
Nov. 29 ~ 3 p~m., vs. Mr. hhoma at Westside Lanes in
Olympia
Dec. 3 -- 3 p.m., at Central Kitsnp at All Star Lanes in
Silverdale Jan. 10 -- 3 p.m., at Stadium at Chalet Bowl in Tacoma
Dec. 5 - 3 p.m., at Wilson at Tower Lanes in Tacom~ Jan. 15 - 3 p.m., vs. Timberline at Westside Lanes in
Dec. 7 - 3 p,m., vs. South Kitsap at Westside Lanes in Olympia
Otympia Jan. 18 -- 3 p.m., at Narrows League Tournament at All
2ec. 1 ] - 3:45 p,m., at Black Hills at ]umwater Lanes Star Lanes in Silverdale
Dec. 13 - 3 p.m., at Henr~ Foss at Narrows Plaza Jan. 26 - 3 p.m., at West Central District III Tournament at
3ec. 18 - 3 p.m,, at/~t. Tahoma at Pacific Lanes in Pacific Lanes in Tacoma
Tacoma Feb, 1 - 3 p.m., at WIM 3A State Toarnament Day 1 at
)ec. 20 - 3 p.m., vs. North Thnrstan at Westside Lanes in Narrows Plaza in.Tacoma
Olympia Feb. 2 - 3 p.m., at WIM 3A State Tournament Day 2 at
Jan. 1 - 3 p.m., vs. Lincoln at Westside Lanes in Olympia Narrows Ptoza in Tacoma
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