COMMUNITY SPORTS PAGE.Byline: The Register-Guard Matt Farmen, 14, an eighth-grader at Cal Young Middle School, travels to Boca Raton Boca Raton (bō`kə rətōn`), city (1990 pop. 61,492), Palm Beach co., SE Fla., on the Atlantic; inc. 1925. Boca Raton is a popular resort and retirement community that experienced significant industrial development in the 1970s and 80s. , Fla., this week to compete in the Florida Open International Wheelchair Tennis Wheelchair tennis is a sport that is played on a regulation tennis court, by people using specially designed wheelchairs. All pedestrian variations of tennis are, played, i.e. same-sex, doubles, mixed etc. Championships. For Farman, who took up tennis less than two years ago, and only a few months after a disabling sledding accident, the Florida tourney will be just his third tennis event. Farmen, who also plays basketball with the Eugene Xpress, will compete in open C division and juniors singles and doubles. NOTES & ANNOUNCEMENTS Kidsports adds Tot Soccer: Kidsports will offer Tot Soccer this spring as a new soccer playtime program for children ages 3-4. The program will include four sessions, emphasizing having fun while learning basic skills. Three-year-olds will meet on Tuesdays (April 29, May 6, 13 and 20), and 4-year-olds will meet on Thursdays (May 1, 8, 15 and 22). All sessions will be 5:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. in various high school areas. Registration deadline is April 18. Registration is $25 per player and is available online at www.kidsports.org. For more information, call 683-2374. Women's recreational soccer: Adult women who would like to play soccer in a friendly, recreational atmosphere may join the Daisy Hat Draw league. Registration is for individuals, not teams. Players are distributed by skill and endurance. Beginners and recuperating players are welcome. No score is kept, nor are referees involved. Games begin April 10. Cost is $45 for an eight-game season. E-mail soccer@beneda.com or call Christine at 343-6802 after 5 p.m. weekdays or 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekends. Women's city league soccer: Registration for the City of Eugene's women's C league seven-a-side hat draw spring soccer league has been extended through April 3. Registration of individual players will be accepted through 6 p.m. Thursday at the athletics office, 2700 Hilyard St. The full individual fee of $20 must be paid at the time of registration. Games begin April 9 and continue for eight Wednesdays at the Ascot Track field at Monroe Middle School Monroe Middle School, or Monroe Middle, is located at 5105 Bedford Avenue in the Benson community of Omaha, Nebraska. Founded in 1926, Monroe is one of the oldest middle school buildings in Omaha, and in 1956 it became the first junior high school in the Omaha school . Contact: 682-5409. OTCM OTCM ORU/Tool Changeout Mechanism OTCM Optimized Trellis-Coded Modulation OTCM Output Transmission Control Manager sprint clinic: Oregon Track Club Masters will offer another in its series of free clinics Sunday. Former Pac-10 sprint champion George Walcott will lead the 2 p.m. session on sprinting at Hayward Field For other uses of "Hayward", see Hayward (disambiguation). Hayward Field at University of Oregon is one of the most well-known historic track and field stadiums in the United States. It has been the home to the University of Oregon Track and Field teams since 1919. . The event is open to high school age-and-older althletes. Questions: contact Dave at 343-5536. Speed development camp: The Oregon "All-Sports" Speed Development Camp will be held on June 23-26 at Hayward Field. The camp is designed for athletes ages 9-18, and campers will be timed, tested, evaluated and taught drills to become faster for any sport. The camp lasts from 8:30 a.m. to noon each day. For a Speed Camp brochure, contact coach Steve Silvey, 346-5438 (days) or 463-7626 (evenings). Seniors golf: Riveridge Golf Course invites all golfers 50 years and older to participate in its Senior Tuesdays program featuring a variety of formats. Players compete on a handicap basis, and all skill levels are welcome. Contact John Glancy at 484-4592 or the pro shop at 345-9160. Distance dribblers: Royal Basketball Academy announces the 100-mile basketball dribbling club will meet every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. starting April 2 and continuing through August. For details, call 689-4889 or visit www.royalbasketballacademy.com. Girls' basketball tryouts: The Eugene Fire has openings for U10 and U11 girls for its spring YMCA YMCA in full Young Men's Christian Association Nonsectarian, nonpolitical Christian lay movement that aims to develop high standards of Christian character among its members. league and tournament team. For details, contact Jim Harding, 953-8656. Fastpitch softball Fastpitch softball is a sport played commonly by girls, though male and co-ed fastpitch leagues also exist. The United States fastpitch softball team has won back-to-back-to-back gold medals at the 1996, 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics. players sought: The Killer Bees Killer Bees Those who help a company fend off a takeover attempt with the use of defensive strategies. Notes: Companies, usually with the help of investment bankers, use a number of strategies to repel a hostile takeover bid including, but are not limited to: poison need a few more 10-and-under softball players born in 1992 or later. Contact coach Sarah Prater prate v. prat·ed, prat·ing, prates v.intr. To talk idly and at length; chatter. v.tr. To utter idly or to little purpose. n. , 513-9468. Send written notices and nominations to Gil Hulin, who can be reached at 338-2338. Items should be delivered to The Register-Guard, 3500 Chad Drive; mailed to P.O. Box 10188, Eugene, OR 97440; faxed to 687-6674 or e-mailed to ghulin@guardnet.com by Thursday noon for the following Monday's page. Space limitations prevent publication of an announcement more than once. BOWLING Timber Bowl JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS BANTAM - Hayley Leno 84 game/188 series. PREPS - Shanelle Salazar 109/315, Kellie Musgrove 104/278, Jessica Radiske 90/243. JUNIORS - Heidi Olson 174/498, Ashley Westenhouse 155/458, Kelsee Leno 120/328. MAJORS - Amberle Mathews 227/607, Amanda Young 205/537, Jessica Meduna 173/486. JUNIOR LEAGUE BOYS PREP - Steven Cantrell 119/317. JUNIORS - Michael Lambert Michael ("Mike") Allen Lambert (born April 14, 1974 in Honolulu, Hawaii) is an American volleyball player, who was a member of the United States men's national volleyball team that finished in ninth place at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. 221/579, Joshua Goble 240/523, Josh Frank 177/492, Eli Cole III 167/484, Steven Meissner 185/465. MAJORS - Tyler Smith 197/567, Jerry Millier 214/555, Bobby Crossley 197/548, Ben Smith 186/516. Firs Bowl (Game scores only this week) JUNIOR LEAGUE BOYS BANTAMS - Andrew Sombs 149, Ryan Lein 134, Kyle Ropchan 116, Timothy Downard 89, Jeremy Zoll 75. PREPS - Justin Predko 145, Matt Nassetta 140, Marcus Fike 129, Paul Smith 128, Brett Brown 97. JUNIORS - Jake Charlson 194, Kenny Alvord 182, Josh Gukenberger 168, Jerry Brown For the whistleblower, see . Edmund Gerald "Jerry" Brown, Jr. (born April 7, 1938), is the Attorney General for the state of California. Brown has had a lengthy political career spanning terms on the Los Angeles Community College Board of Trustees (1969-1971), as California 165, Colby Hale 159. MAJORS - Eric Given 236, Robbie Kortt 224, Ryan Charboneau 209, Matt Mathiesen 202. JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS BANTAM - Monique Kiefer 85, Chelsea Lein 63, Chalene Parmelee 44. PREPS - Ericka Jackson 151, Chessica Hagues 138, Vanessa Tobon 101, Carli Harto 95, Cecilia Tobon 84. JUNIORS - Ainsley Jackson 144, Katie Given 118. MAJORS - Kimberly Weir 168, Lynzi Tracey 168, Andrea Stone 119. Strike City WOMEN HIGH GAMES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Debbie Marshall 240, Kathi Sutherland 223, Missy Caswell 214, Susan Simons 201, Linda Wright 198, Beverly Welch 197, Karen Buckingham 195, Kathy Heinz 193, Carla Tysor 192, Denise Berezniak 191, Teri McKern 191. SENIORS - Ginny Glassman 218, Dee Severe 212, Jackie Fleck 208, Beulah Tweedy 199, Alice Adank 192, Doris Forcia 189, Betty Kinports 182, Lois Reiersgaard 181, June Chauran 171, Bunny Hauser 171. BANTAM GIRL - Brittany Farmer 103. JUNIOR GIRLS - Kim Beeley 178, Brittney Jeffers 149, Jessie Brumback 147, Melanie Thramer 146, Amy Ockfen 138. WOMEN HIGH SERIES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Marshall 626, Sutherland 619, Wright 554, Caswell 548, Heinz 541, Welch 537, McKern 535, Buckingham 529, Sue Crane 517, Susan Simons 513. SENIORS - Glassman 552, Tweedy 537, Adank 528, Severe 528, Kinports 525, Reiersgaard 513, Hilma Krombein 480, Chauran 471, Forcia 470, Hauser 466. BANTAM GIRL - Farmer 286. JUNIOR GIRLS - Beeley 486, Brittney Jeffers 440, Brumback 429, Becky Jeffers 358, Ockfen 351. MEN HIGH GAMES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Patrick Hogan Patrick Hogan is the name of the following people:
Iverson was born, raised and has lived most of his life in La Crosse, Wisconsin. 203. BANTAM BOYS - Tyler Metteer 78, Taylor Whipkey 71, Devon Drift 59. JUNIOR BOYS - David Ambrusko 222, Michael Loucks 206, Ryan Williams
Ryan Williams (born 31 August, 1978 in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Notts) is an English footballer, currently playing for Aldershot Town F.C. 206, David Silverstone 197, Timothy Bohn 182. MEN HIGH SERIES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Hogan 754, Keller 751, Hall 738, Corteville 737, Landrum 734, Prutsman 716, Jeffers 706, R. Laisure 704, Mike Ewing 702, Mallory 702. SENIORS - Suchy 609, Danker 603, Yamamoto 582, Thompson 575, Richard Rodarte 572, Hale 567, Anderson 565, Chuck Kiefer 563, Simmons 550, Chuck Holtze 549. BANTAM BOYS - Whipkey 197, Metteer 195, Drift 154. JUNIOR BOYS - Loucks 595, Williams 523, Ambrusko 511, Silverstone 477, Bohn 466. EQUESTRIAN Prep Equestrians Two-Thirds Through Season The Oregon state high school equestrian teams end March with two of their three annual meets completed, and only an Easter weekend competition at Eugene's Oregon Horse Center remaining. The state's Southwest Division, extending from Junction City Junction City, city (1990 pop. 20,604), seat of Geary co., NE Kans., at the confluence of the Republican and Smoky Hill rivers; inc. 1859. The rail, trade, and processing center of an agricultural and dairy area, it grew as the supply point for nearby Fort Riley, to Gold Beach, held its second meet of the year this month at Albany, with Thurston High School Thurston High School is located in Springfield, Oregon in Lane County. Their mascot is a black colt. Shooting On May 20, 1998, student Kipland "Kip" Kinkel killed his parents, William and Faith, both Spanish teachers at local high schools. again capturing top honors. Thurston led the16-team field with 575 points for a 1,088 total after two meets. Following Thurston in the March meet were Pleasant Hill, 524; Roseburg, 493; Cottage Grove Cottage Grove, village (1990 pop. 22,935), Washington co., SE Minn., near the St. Croix River; inc. 1965. There is farming (cattle, sheep, corn, and soybeans) and manufacturing (chemicals and machinery). , 347; Junction City, 341; Elmira, 338; North Bend North Bend is the name of several places in the United States of America:
n. A scallop-shaped dish or a scallop shell in which various seafood dishes are browned and served. [French, from Latin conch , 174; North Eugene, 166; Gold Beach, 123; Mohawk, 108; Churchill 90; Sheldon, 45; and South Eugene, 17. Team totals entering April's competition include Thurston, 1,088; Pleasant Hill, 993; Roseburg, 899; Elmira, 732; Junction City, 647; Cottage Grove, 619; Creswell, 511; North Bend, 475; Marshfield, 414; Coquille, 407; North Eugene, 386; Gold Beach, 275; Mohawk, 178; Churchill, 176; Sheldon, 103; and South Eugene, 31. GOLF Senior Tuesday At Riveridge Golf Course Two of Three Best Ball 1, Jim Britton/Jim Green/Jim Snicale, 147. 2, Dean McBee/Curt Spanton/Bob Magers, 152. GYMNASTICS Daisy Cup At Hillsboro GYMNASTICS NORTHWEST RESULTS LEVEL 4 VAULT - Stephanie Dean 9.55, Kendra Daniels 9.40, Kerryn Zimmerman 9.30, Myranda Schiller 9.30, Emery Adair 9.00, Jasmine Ivey 8.95, Sophie Givens 8.90. BARS - Zimmerman 8.70, Dean 7.70, Ivey 6.75, Schiller 6.65, Adair 6.20, Daniels 6.10, Givens 6.06. BEAM - Schiller 9.65, Zimmerman 9.45, Dean 8.70, Daniels 8.15, Givens 7.55, Ivey 7.35, Adair 7.35. FLOOR - Zimmerman 9.40, Daniels 8.55, Schiller 8.55, Dean 8.50, Givens 8.15, Adair 7.45, Ivey 7.25. ALL-AROUND - Zimmerman 36.85, Dean 34.45, Daniels 32.20, Schiller 34.15, Givens 30.65, Ivey 30.30, Adair 30.00. LACROSSE lacrosse (ləkrôs`), ball and goal game usually played outdoors by two teams of 10 players each on a field 60 to 70 yd (54.86 to 64.01 m) wide by 110 yd (100.58 m) long. Two goals face each other 80 yd (73. Prep Lacrosse Sheldon High School Sheldon High School may refer to:
NEHS North East High School NEHS National Experimental High School (Hsinchu, Taiwan) turf field, and a road trip to Oregon City on Friday for a 3:45 p.m. match. POOL Inter-City Pool League STANDINGS - Rowdies 220, Goshen #2 219, Fall Creek #1 210, Goshen #1 193, Buckhorn buck·horn n. 1. The horn of a buck. 2. The material of such a horn, used especially to make handles for knives and tools. #1 178, Fall Creek #2 162, Buckhorn #2 159, Pub 156, Round Up 153, TJ's 147, The Stones 142. RUGBY Eugene Rugby Club Eugene Rugby Football Club travels to Bend on Saturday for a showdown with the archrival arch·ri·val n. A principal rival. Roughriders. Bend's only loss of the season was a 33-21 setback at Eugene in October, and the winner of the April 4 rematch will represent the Pacific Northwest in the Pacific Coast Regionals in Phoenix the last weekend of April. ERFC ERFC Complementary Error Function ERFC École des Recrues des Forces Canadiennes (Recruit School Canadian Forces) ERFC Educational Employees Supplemental Retirement System for Fairfax County (Virginia) has overwhelmed its last two opponents, downing Budd Bay of Olympia 67-7 on Saturday after leading only 12-0 through the first 30 minutes, and a week earlier burying war-depleted Peninsula of Bremerton 87-7. When at full strength, Peninsula is largely a U.S. Navy club. Against Peninsula, Man of the Match laurels went to Darren Polamalu, who shared high-scoring honors with Stefan Alexander with three tries each. Ten ERFC players participated in the scoring as Eugene recorded 15 tries and six conversions. Former Eugenean Kevin Graham, now of Seattle, scored Peninsula's only try. Thurston Blanks South Thurston High School's second-year rugby club blanked South Eugene's first-year team 24-0 last week in the inaugural meeting between local teams. Thurston scored three first-half tries to take a 19-0 lead while winning its first league game. Thurston was 1-2 going into the past weekend's match at McMinnville. Thurston will entertain the Tualatin Valley Wildcats (0-3) next Saturday. South Eugene evened its league record at 2-2 with the Thurston loss, going into the past weekend's home match with West Linn linn n. Scots 1. A waterfall. 2. A steep ravine. [Scottish Gaelic linne, pool, waterfall.] . The Axemen travel to McMinnville next Saturday. RUNNING Road Run/Walk Calendar Upcoming Events SATURDAY, APRIL 5 - The 10th annual April Fools Run and Walk will be held at Alton Baker Park Alton Baker Park is located in Eugene, Oregon, United States, near Autzen Stadium. It features duck ponds, bicycle trails, and a dog park, and directly touches the Ferry Street Bridge. and include USATF-certified 15K and 5K runs, a two-mile walk and 3K middle school run. Early registration (15K $24, 5K and 2-mi. $18) closes April 1. Entry fees increase for late registration April 2 through race day. Register at Options Counseling, 1255 Pearl St., Run Pro, 525 High St., Pace Setter Athletic, 3365 E. Amazon, or online at www.goodrace.com. Contact: 687-6983. SATURDAY, APRIL 5 - South Coast Running Club presents Salmon Creek Run, a 10K run and 5K run/walk beginning at 10 a.m. at the Powers Hotel in Powers. The entry fee is $4. Contact: Joe Hallett, 439-4485. SATURDAY, APRIL 19 - Sponsored by the Oregon Track Club Masters, the Oregon Marathon Relay and Oregon Marathon will be held at EWEB EWEB Eugene Water and Electric Board (Oregon) Plaza. Walkers and marathon runners start at 8 a.m. and relay runners start at 9 a.m. Running relay teams are composed of five members each running a 5.24-mile segment. Walking relay teams are composed of three walkers with each walking 5.24 miles. Entry fees are $50 for running teams, $30 for walking teams and $10 for individual marathon runners through April 13 (Fees increase to $60, $35 and $12 on April 14.) Prizes will be awarded in 19 divisions and T-shirts given to all competitors. Contacts: Jack Anderson, 485-6707, or Larry Norris, 687-0588. SATURDAY, APRIL 19 - The 26th annual Roseburg to Coos Bay Relay is open to five-member teams. Each team member runs three legs of three to six miles each over the 67-mile course. A 23-mile walking relay starts at Laverne Park on the North Fork of the Coquille River. For details and an entry form, write to the South Coast Running Club, PO Box 187, Allegany, OR 97407, or call (541) 267-6329 or 759-3261. SATURDAY, APRIL 19 - The seventh annual CASA Ca´sa n. 1. A house or mansion. I saw that Enriquez had made no attempt to modernize the old casa, and that even the garden was left in its lawless native luxuriance. - Bret Harte. Fun Run and Walk is an event of Benton County CASA-Voices for Children. The 9 a.m. event includes 10K and 5K runs and a 5K walk and begins at the Benton County Fairgrounds n. pl. 1. same as fairground. in Corvallis. Details on www.goodrace.com. SATURDAY, APRIL 26 - Lane County Walk-America is the 33rd annual benefit for the March of Dimes
SATURDAY, APRIL 26 - The fifth annual Creswell 5,000-meter run and two-mile fitness walk begin and end at Ironworks Gym at the Emerald Valley Resort, 600 Dale Kuni Road, Creswell. Registration is $15 with shirt, $10 without; day of race fees are $5 more. Proceeds benefit Creswell High School track and field program. Register at Pace Setter Athletic or Run Pro in Eugene. For more information or online registration, visit www.goodrace.com. Contact: 343-7414. SATURDAY, MAY 3 - South Coast Running Club presents the Run Off Hunger Charity Beach Run, to benefit the Knights of Columbus Knights of Columbus, American Roman Catholic society for men, founded (1882) at New Haven, Conn. (where its headquarters are still located), by Father Michael J. McGivney. Christmas Basket Fund. The run includes a 10K run and 5K run/walk beginning at 9:30 a.m. at Face Rock Wayside State Park in Bandon. The entry fee, including a T-shirt, is $15 through April 26, $20 thereafter. Contact: Claire Bennett, (541) 347-9280. SATURDAY, MAY 3 - Old Dominion Carstar in Eugene and Springfield are associate sponsors for America's Walk for Diabetes, an event being held in Portland and Vancouver, Wash. Registration and pledge forms are available at either local Carstar location (1060 W. First Ave, Eugene; 2380 Main St., Springfield). SATURDAY, MAY 17 - The Race Against Racism, a 5K fun run/walk, is sponsored by the YWCA YWCA abbr. Young Women's Christian Association YWCA n abbr (= Young Women's Christian Association) → Asociación f de Jóvenes Cristianas YWCA at the UofO. The 11 a.m. event on a new, accurately measured 5K course will be run at Alton Baker Park. E-mail the YWCA at gladstone.uoregon.edu/~ywca/rar.htm or call 346-4439. SATURDAY, MAY 17 - 25th Annual Rhody Run is held in conjunction with the Rhododendron rhododendron (rō'dədĕn`drən) [Gr.,=rose tree], any plant of the genus Rhododendron, shrubs of the family Ericaceae (heath family) found chiefly in mountainous areas of the arctic and north temperate regions and also of the Festival at Florence. Included are both a 5K run/walk and 10K run. Pre-registration with shirt is $15, $7 without, at Run Pro or Pace Setter Athletics in Eugene. Race-day registration is $10 without shirt, from 7 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. at the start area at Rhododendron Drive and Kingwood. Contact: (541) 997-9136. SATURDAY, JUNE 28 - The untimed "Walk With Me" Marathon and Half-Marathon will start and finish at Alton Baker Park. The course along the Willamette River Greenway bike path will be open for nine hours. There will be medals and T-shirts for finishers. Registration, to benefit FOOD for Lane County, is $45 until May 30 and then $65. Register at Foot Solutions at Valley River Plaza or online at www.walk-with-me.com. SOCCER Kick City Indoor Soccer Final Winter II Leagues WOMEN OPEN - Titans 15, Papa's Pizza 4. Infusion 3, GW United 3. Direct Kick 7, T.E.A.M. 1. GW United 3, Shindigs 3. +30 YELLOW (MICRO) - Mia Want 2 B's 4, OBP's 4. Off the Wall 10, Lady Knights 1. SharpShooters 10, Hurricanes 5. SKOR 15, Shockers 5. HIGH SCHOOL - Springfield United 6, South Sophomores 5. Black & Blue 2, Churchill Lancers lanc·er n. 1. A cavalryman armed with a lance. 2. A member of a regiment originally armed with lances. 3. lancers (used with a sing. verb) a. A kind of quadrille. b. 0. Bootie Kickers 8, FC Kick City 1. Billies 12, Elmira 2. U14 - Panache 7, Sheldon Bandits 4. FC Pride 7, Cottage Grove Thunder 2. FC Pride 11, Highlanders 2. SharpShooters 9, Fernridge 1. U12 -Hornets 4, MUSA Irish 3. SE Red Storm 5, Quicksilver quicksilver: see mercury. 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LOCAL WOMEN IN THE TOP 50 50 FREE - 7, Erika Wirth, ECSC ECSC: see European Coal and Steel Community. , 23.92. 34, Kimberly Jasmer, SCAT, 24.63. 100 FREE - 22, Jasmer, SCAT, 52.54. 24, Wirth, ECSC, 53.14. 35, Adriana Quirke, ECSC, 53.19. 200 FREE - 11, Jasmer, SCAT, 1:51.52. 500 FREE - 11, Jasmer, SCAT, 4:58.85. 1650 FREE - 7, Jasmer, SCAT, 17:01.00. 100 BACK - 10, Quirke, ECSC, 57.93. 200 BACK - 41, Quirke, ECSC, 2:09.85. 48, Jasmer, SCAT, 2:10.71. 49, Kacie Hogan, WSC WSC Winter Symposium on Chemometrics WSC Winter Simulation Conference WSC Wayne State College WSC Westfield State College (Westfield, MA) WSC Western State College (Colorado) , 2:10.87. 100 FLY - 31, Wirth, ECSC, 58.19. 39, Sarah Boam, EA, 58.51. 200 IM - 46, Quirke, ECSC, 2:10.65. 200 FREE RELAY - 18, Eugene City Swim Club (Quirke, Wirth, Laura Fay, Chandell Monteleone), 1:40.30. 400 FREE RELAY - 25, Eugene City Swim Club (Wirth, Quirke, Fay, Monteleone), 3:39.98. 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 15, Eugene City Swim Club (Quirke, Fay, Monteleone, Wirth), 1:50.53. 400 MEDLEY RELAY - 22, Eugene City Swim Club (Quirke, Monteleone, Fay, Wirth), 4:03.58. LOCAL MEN IN THE TOP 50 50 FREE - 1T, Josh Jordan, ECSC, 20.42. 100 FREE - 2, Jordan, ECSC, 44.94. 200 FREE - 47, Ben Malcolm, RRSC RRSC Radial Reflector Shipping Container , 1:45.21. 200 BACK - 10, Malcolm, RRSC, 1:51.49. 100 FLY - 1, Jordan, ECSC, 48.71. CBSL CBSL Central Bank of Sri Lanka CBSL Coordinated Baseline Status List Area V Championships at River Road Pool LOCAL GIRLS IN THE TOP THREE AGE 8 AND YOUNGER 100 FREE - 1, Hannah Bennion, CGAL CGAL Computational Geometry Algorithms Library CGAL Computational Geometry Algorithm Library , 1:25.87. 2, Laura Logan, SCAT, 1:30.08. 3, Rachel Harsey, CGAL, 1:39.89. 100 MEDLEY RELAY - 1, South Coast Aquatic Team (Jaimie Katherman, Kirby Neale, Logan, Sidney Vaughn), 1:49.06. 25 BACK - 1, Regan Shattuck-Smallwood, RRSC, 20.35. 2, Bennion, CGAL, 20.48. 3, Betty Ghasedi, WSC, 22.84. 25 FLY - 1, Bennion, CGAL, 21.72. 2, Shattuck-Smallwood, RRSC, 22.12. 3, Anissa Chin, EA, 25.59. 25 FREE - 1, Bennion, CGAL, 16.86. 2, Shattuck-Smallwood, RRSC, 17.45. 3, Laura Logan, SCAT, 17.69. 100 IM - 1, Bennion, CGAL, 1:37.99. 2, Shattuck-Smallwood, RRSC, 1:40.09. 3, Neale, SCAT, 2:03.74. 100 FREE RELAY - 1, South Coast Aquatic Team (Logan, Vaughn, Katherman, Neale), 1:38.08. 50 FREE - 1, Bennion, CGAL, 38.27. 2, Logan, SCAT, 38.53. 3, Shattuck-Smallwood, RRSC, 39.61. AGE 9-10 200 FREE - 1, Rachel Heaney, SCAT, 2:27.72. 2, Taylor Irvin, RRSC, 2:40.59. 50 BACK - 1, Kelly McGrath, RRSC, 34.55. 2, Alexis Mollahan, RRSC, 36.37. 3, Gorretti Pham, WSC, 36.83. 50 FLY - 1, Heaney, SCAT, 31.80. 2, McGrath, RRSC, 34.44. 3, Pham, WSC, 35.84. 50 FREE - 1, Mollahan, RRSC, 30.77. 2, McGrath, RRSC, 30.79. 3, Irvin, RRSC, 31.61. 100 IM - 1, McGrath, RRSC, 1:15.43. 2, Pham, WSC, 1:20.44. 3, Mollahan, RRSC, 1:23.92. 100 FREE - 1, Heaney, SCAT, 1:07.90. 2, McGrath, RRSC, 1:09.02. 3, Mollahan, RRSC, 1:09.40. 500 FREE - 1, Heaney, SCAT, 6:32.23. 2, Irvin, RRSC, 7:14.87. AGE 10 AND YOUNGER 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 1, River Road Swim Club "A" (McGrath, Taylor Schroeder, Irvin, Mollahan), 2:29.50. 2, South Coast Aquatic Team, 2:49.82. 3, River Road Swin Club "B" (BonnieRose Carroll, Grace Langford, Chrisi Morrison, India Ragsdale), 2:55.17. 200 FREE RELAY - 1, River Road Swim Club "A" (Mollahan, Ragsdale, Carroll, Schroeder), 2:21.91. 2, South Coast Athletic Team, 2:22.01. 3, River Road Swim Club "B" (Irvin, Langford, Shattuck-Smallwood, McGrath), 2:25.14. AGE 11-12 200 FREE - 2, Sarah Brown, SCAT, 2:14.51. 50 BACK - 1, Brown, SCAT, 32.89. 2, Sarah Harsey, CGAL, 33.45. 50 FLY - 2, Harsey, CGAL, 31.80. 3, Callie Arment, SCAT, 32.24. 100 IM - 2, Brown, SCAT, 1:11.42. 3, Paige Irvin, RRSC, 1:12.74. 100 FREE - 2, Brown, SCAT, 1:03.65. 500 FREE - 2, Brown, SCAT, 6:14.15. 3, Arment, SCAT, 6:32.64. AGE 12 AND YOUNGER 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 2, South Coast Aquatic Team (Brown, Michelle Jasmer, Kate McMullan, Arment), 2:18.07. 3, River Road Swim Club (Drew Haines, P. Irvin, Sara Tompkins, Mackenzie Langford), 2:29.66. 200 FREE RELAY - 2, South Coast Aquatic Team (Jasmer, Amanda Fowler, Brown, Arment), 2:02.76. 3, River Road Swim Club (Langford, Amanda Parker, P. Irvin, Haines), 2:09.73. AGE 13-14 200 FREE - 1, Micaela Boyd, EA, 2:07.48. 2, Heidi Tilicki, EA, 2:10.26. 100 BACK - 1, Tilicki, EA, 1:05.92. 3, April Kelly, SCAT, 1:08.98. 100 FLY - 1, Boyd, EA, 1:07.40. 2, Tilicki, EA, 1:08.63. 3, Jackie Ledbetter, WSC, 1:09.53. 50 FREE - 3, Sara Bennion, CGAL, 28.86. 200 IM - 1, Tilicki, EA, 2:24.73. 2, Kelly, SCAT, 2:27.81. 3, Ledbetter, WSC, 2:27.82. 100 BREAST - 1, Ledbetter, WSC, 1:16.93. 2, Kelly, SCAT, 1:20.76. 500 FREE - 2, Tilicki, EA, 5:53.78. 3, Kelly, SCAT, 5:59.37. AGE 14 AND YOUNGER 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 1, Emerald Aquatics (Tilicki, Kristina Kay, Boyd, Cierra Mills), 2:11.78. 2, Cottage Grove Aqua Lions (Harsey, Emile Raum, Amy Arnold, S. Bennion), 2:16.55. 3, Willamalane Swim Club (Sherene Ghasedi, Pham, Tasha Conover, Ledbetter), 2:23.52. 200 FREE RELAY - 1, Emerald Aquatics (Boyd, Tilicki, Kay, Mills), 1:54.30. 3, Cottage Grove Aqua Lions (1, Delsey Maus, Raum, Harsey, S. Bennion), 2:07.90. AGE 15 AND OLDER 200 FREE - 2, Kim Settelmeyer, CGAL, 2:05.79. 100 BACK - 1, Settelmeyer, CGAL, 1:05.47. 3, Rachelle Stice, CGAL, 1:08.68. 100 FLY - 2, Erin Postma, RRSC, 1:08.75. 3, Settelmeyer, CGAL, 1:12.01. 50 FREE - 2, Kassie Bergen, WSC, 26.31. 3, Michelle Bauer, RRSC, 26.50. 200 IM - 2, Kacie Hogan, WSC, 2:18.74. 100 BREAST - 3, Stice, CGAL, 1:16.42. 500 FREE - 2, Hogan, WSC, 5:33.54. 3, Settelmeyer, CGAL, 5:40.34. AGE 19 AND YOUNGER 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 2, River Road Swim Club (Karen Parmelee, Marsha Malcolm, Postma, Amanda Hoffman), 2:06.92. 3, Cottage Grove Aqua Lions (Stice, Kristy Sharp, Settelmeyer, Sherrie Sharp), 2:08.55. 200 FREE RELAY - 2, River Road Swim Club (Hoffman, Malcolm, Postma, Bauer), 1:49.60. 3, Cottage Grove Aqua Lions (K. Sharp, Stice, S. Sharp, Settelmeyer), 1:56.48. LOCAL BOYS IN THE TOP THREE AGE 8 AND YOUNGER 100 FREE - 1, Max Stuntzner-Gibson, SCAT, 1:27.33. 3, Zack Freeman, WSC, 2:08.09. 25 BACK - 2, Kishahn Fellows, RRSC, 26.36. 25 FLY - 1, Stuntzner-Gibson, SCAT, 19.00. 25 FREE - 1, Stuntzner-Gibson, SCAT, 17.34. 3, Freeman, WSC, 22.94. 100 IM - 1, Stuntzner-Gibson, SCAT, 1:34.18. 2, Liam Wong, DAC See D/A converter and discretionary access control. DAC - Digital to Analog Converter , 1:37.17. 50 FREE - 1, Stuntzner-Gibson, SCAT, 38.24. 2, Wong, DAC, 39.30. AGE 9-10 200 FREE - 3, David Berg, CGAL, 2:38.08. 50 BACK - 1, Joseph Valdez, WSC, 37.37. 3, Kevin Waller, SCAT, 40.18. 50 FLY - 2, Wyman Huynh, WSC, 36.75. 50 FREE - 1, Berg, CGAL, 32.59. 2, Huynh, WSC, 32.62. 100 IM - 3, Valdez, WSC, 1:20.99. 100 FREE - 1, Berg, CGAL, 1:13.38. 3, Waller, SCAT, 1:15.33. 500 FREE - 3, Garrett Swafford, SCAT, 7:54.92. AGE 10 AND YOUNGER 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 1, Willamalane Swin Club (Kyle Freeman, Huynh, Paul Phillips, Valdez), 2:39.16. 2, River Road Swim club (Fellows, Tony Vickery, Tim Casey, Colton Hanson), 3:05.33. 3, South Coast Aquatic Team (James Verger verg·er n. Chiefly British 1. One who carries the verge or other emblem of authority before a scholastic, legal, or religious dignitary in a procession. 2. , Clay Brown, Waller, Stuntzner-Gibson), 3:24.07. 200 FREE RELAY - 2, South Coast Aquatic Team (Brown, Verger, Swafford, Waller), 2:26.81. 3, Willamalane Swim Club (Valdez, K. Freeman, Paul Phillips, Z. Freeman), 2:40.93. AGE 11-12 200 FREE - 1, Jon Berg, CGAL, 2:28.24. 2, Skyler Shull, RRSC, 2:32.13. 50 BACK - 2, Shull, RRSC, 35.39. 3, Matthew Young, RRSC, 36.34. 50 FLY - 2, Young, RRSC, 33.33. 50 FREE - 1, Shull, RRSC, 28.74. 3, Brad Moore, RRSC, 30.58. 100 IM - 2, Shull, RRSC, 1:17.75. 3, Young, RRSC, 1:18.55. 100 FREE - 1, Shull, RRSC, 1:03.40. 3, Berg, CGAL, 1:09.21. 500 FREE - 2, Eric Mathews, RRSC, 7:12.05. 3, Ben Short, WSC, 7:37.72. AGE 12 Ax |
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