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Mary M. Knight's Blake Adsero puts up a shot against Seton Catholic on Saturday during the Knight Owls' home game. Journal photo by Emily Hanson By EMILY HANSON ernily@masoncounty.con~ The Shelton girls' basket- ball team continued to strug- gle in its second week of the season. The Lady Highclimbers lost 52-45 to North Mason on Dec. 3 in their third game of the season. "I was very happy with our rebounding in the North Mason game," head coach Aaron Leth said. "As a team, we hauled in 42 rebounds, 12 steals and 10 assists." The rebounding effort was led by sophomore guard/post Kiana Garberich-Wily and junior guard/post Cheyenne Overlin with 10 each. Leth said the game boiled down to missed free throws and turnovers early in the third quarter. "We played better offen- sively than we have all year By EMILY HANSON c,m.ily(~'rnauo~coun(y.com The Mary M. Knight boys' basketball team notched two more wins last week. On Friday, the Knight Owls defeated South Bend 64-35. "We played very well with very high intensity," head coach Tim Diggle said. "Our traps were working on our press." Three Owls scored in double digits: senior Juan Jimenez scored 14 points and had five steals, senior Kyle Willey put up 13 points with five steals and nine ~ rebounds, Catholic42-30. 14 points, nine rebounds and senior"We started strong," and four assists. Sophomore Nick Dier-Diggle said. "Seton Catholic Chase Robecker scored kop scoredwas a bigger group of boys eight points, while sopho- 11 points and they understood how to more Austin Thompson had with 10 break our press. We had to four steals and four assists. rebounds, do a little adjusting to cover Diggle said the Knight SATURDAY: B 1 a k e the weak spots in our press." Owls (3-1) are getting close MarylVL~_42 A d s e r o In the fourth quarter, to being in basketball shape. SetonCatholic..30 contrib- when Seton Catholic out-"We're able to get uted nine scored Mary M. Knight 11- through three quarters TOMORROW: points. 4, Diggle said the Knight now," he said. Mary M. Knight "South Owls became careless with The boys are set to play at Three Rivers, Bend was the ball. at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. up 8-0 be- Willey led the team with Three Rivers Christian. fore we decided to play basketball," Diggle said. "It just continued on through the game." The next night, the Knight Owls beat Seton difficult week con- tinued with a 41- 11 loss to Tumwater on Dec. 5. FRIDAY: " W e ~ ICatsap_ 74 started Shelton ........ 25 the game really TOMORROW: well on Shelton at d e fe n s e," South Kitsap, Leth said. 7 p.m. "With two minutes left in the half, the score was 9-5 and they were having a hard time with our zone." From there, the game turned in Tumwater's favor. "In the last few minutes, we just fell behind on our ro- tations in the zone and got beat," Leth said. "In the sec- ond half, we were out ofrota- our gaps to attack." Shelton, knocking down 60 Leth attributed some of percent of its shots. the difficulties the team has "We have to step it up on had to its youth, defense," Leth said. "Letting "I think because we are their main shooter go 4-for-4 a young team, we feel if the from the three point line in a play doesn't produce a score two-minute period is not good in the first 10 seconds, we defense." panic and force passes and He said the Lady High- shots," he said. "The ladies climbers need to work on are working hard in practice being aware of where their and I feel our defense is get- shooters are at all times. ting stronger, we just need to One bright spot for Shel- focus more on the offensive ton was its free throw at- end now." tempts.. Overlin, York, junior "Our free throws were guard Jordan Leach, fresh- much improved from our pre- man guard Aurora Gouley viousgames, shooting9-of-12 and junior post Kassy Slone from the line," Leth said. scored two points each. Stroud led the team with tion more in our zones, so we jumps. If we can get some of- went to a man defense and fense going, we will be ready they took advantage of some for league." "One of the highlights of six points, while freshman the game was (Garberich-guard Kiara Budge and Wily) had 17 rebounds," Leth Overlin both contributed five said. "She is really coming points. into her own on the boards. The Lady Highclimbers She is physical and she (0-5) are set to compete at 7 p.m. tomorrow at South Kit- sap. HOODSPORT FAMILY CLINIC MARGENE FIELDS, ARNP MARY A. DOLAN, ARNP Full-time health-care providers .... :~!i!i:~i::i~ ¥ Walk-ins welcome ~Accepting new V Family care, from patients newborns to Experienced in adult geriatrics treating patients of all ages MaryA. Dolan Call (360) 877-0372 .... 24261 N. 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COMPANY while Juni°r guard Alyssa said" "We changes s°me things sively' we were n°t getting I ~lFI ; ( York scored 10. Overlin put on offense from last year and out on their shooters." up eight, have been working in practice He said Central Kitsap We deliver The Lady Highclimbers' to spread the floor and look for put on a shooting clinic for ......... COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES! We carr kerosene. Located at Sanderson H ; bowJers win two of three _. Industrial Park ry SO ou highest game of the yea 8~93 emily@masoncounty.com and really bowled well." SKOOKLJM CREEK TOBACCO FACTORY OUTLET • 360-426-5254 *Premis *Traditions *Com lete .... P $ 35 $ 75 $ 99 $ 49 45 4/pack 38/carton 4 47/mre $4/ ck ........ " 39B/eart0u +tui'' ....... ::~ :-~ +tax m +m + .~,!.,,:.:R ( alish.._ eafoods Extra Small 10 oz .......... *6s9 Large 16 oz .................... s9°9 Extra Small 16 oz .......... *999 Stew Meat 16 oz ............ 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You couldn't say anyone "It was a lot closer of a match than I want- South Kitsap. 1 bowled and lost the match ed it to be," head coach Curt Snyder said. for the Highclimbers." "They gave us a lot more of a tussle than I TOMORROW: Ewart again led the thought it should've been, but it turned out to Shelton vs. team, this time with a two- be a pretty good match." Foss at game total of 397. Borys Shelton split games one and two with Cen- Narrows Plaza, also broke 300, scoring 347, tral Kitsap, winning game one by 73 pins and 3 p.m. while senior Holly Hay- losing game two by 22 pins. man came in right at 300. "It came down to the baker games," Sny- Smith scored 290 and Cox knocked down 288. der said. "we won the first one by one spare The Lady Highclimbers' final match of the and we bowled a little better in the last one." week, on Friday at home against South Kit- Senior Danielle Ewart led the team with sap, was an easy 6-1 victory. a two-game total of 334. Senior Lindsey Cox "For both of the first two games, the Climb- followed with a total of 280, while senior Brit- er girls were over 800, which is the Climber tany Smith bowled 277 and junior Caitlyn Bo- goal," Snyder said. rys scored 269. Once again, Ewart led the team with 378, Shelton bowled against Wilson on Dec. 5, while Hayman score4328 and Borys 325. Cox losing 4-3. almost reached 300, scoring 298, while Smith "This was the most exciting match we've had contributed with 290. all year," Snyder said. "In the first game, they The Lady Highclimbers (8-2) are set to bowl beat us quite easily, but the second game we had against Foss at 3 p.m. today at Narrows Plaza. Climbe climbers had 25 turnovers, to relax more and be more rs "We were wide-eyed disciplined with the ball." Continued from page C-4 and shell-shocked versus Hubble led the Climb- that pressure," Sandberg ers with eight points, while our ball movement and said. "We need more expe- Speaks put up six. Frakes player movement," he said. rience against that style of and senior wing Wes Har- "It's too stagnant." play." rison both scored four. The Climbers finished He said the style of play "I like this team because their week with a 75-26 north of Mason County is they like each other and loss at Central Kitsap on fast and aggressive com- are willing to work hard in Friday. pared to Shelton's style, practice," Sandberg said. "We had a tough night," "We had fight in us the"We have a team and that Sandberg said. "They were whole game, which I wasis important to me." really organized and very proud of," Sandberg said. The Highclimbers (1-3) fast." "We will face full-court are set to play at 7 p.m. Against Central Kit- pressure all season from tomorrow at home against sap's pressure, the High- (other) teams, so we need South Kitsap. I STORE LOCATIONS " 0 LATE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! 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