COMMUNITY SPORTS PAGE.Byline: The Register-Guard NOTES & ANNOUNCEMENTS To submit events The deadline for community sports notes and announcements is Thursday at noon. Due to the volume of requests, announcements may appear only once. Submit listings to: Gil Hulin, P.O. Box 10188, Eugene OR 97440, e-mail them to ghulin@guardnet.com or fax them to 687-6674. Accomplishment UO cheerleaders Notable cheerleaders
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Events Dance team competition: Churchill High School's dance team will hold its annual competition on Saturday in two sessions beginning at 12:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Eleven teams from Ashland to Gladstone will participate, including local squads from Willamette, North Eugene, South Eugene, Sheldon and Thurston high schools 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. . As the host team, Churchill, which won a 16-team competition earlier this month at Stayton, will not compete, but will present an evening exhibition. Adult admission is $6 per session, $10 for a day pass. Senior and student admission is $4. High school tennis: Free events for high school players of all levels will be held the next two Sundays: Feb. 26, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at ESTC ESTC European Semantic Technology Conference ESTC English Short Title Catalog (bibliographic database) ESTC Ethiopian Science and Technology Commission ESTC Escola Superior de Teatro e Cinema (Portugal) (342-4414) and March 5, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m., at the 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. (683-3410). Please call the facility the day before to register. Notice Women's golf: The Middlefield Ladies Golf Club will hold its first 2006 meeting on March 1 at 9 a.m. in the Middlefield Golf Course pro shop. Although located in 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). , the club is open to all interested women. A round of golf is planned following the meeting. For more information, contact Ginger Abraham, 942-6869, Gynger Hoover, 942-2590, or club president Patty Norenberg, 942-3900. Umpire meeting: Willamette Valley The Willamette Valley (pronounced [wɪˈlæ.mɪt], with the accent on the second syllable) is the region in northwest Oregon in the United States that surrounds the Willamette River as it proceeds northward from its Babe Ruth/Cal Ripken Baseball will hold a mandatory organizational/training meeting for all individuals interested in umpiring 2006 games. The event is Sunday, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., at the Babe Ruth complex next to Meadowview School. Those unable to attend should call Ken Brooks, 954-3828, or Paul Kiesse, 687-5848. Registration AAU AAU abbr. Amateur Athletic Union basketball tournaments: The 2006 Oregon state championship tournaments for boys' division 1 and 2 teams in grades 1-6 will be March 10-12 in the Eugene area. Contact tournament director Bryon Land at 484-3918, 484-0188 or bland@agspr.com for registration forms, fees and information. The registration deadline is March 3. City league spring volleyball: Registration for the City of Eugene spring volleyball program will be accepted for returning 2005 spring teams on Feb. 28 and March 1 from 9 a.m, to 6 p.m. at the Athletics office, 2700 Hilyard Street. If openings are available, new teams may register on March 2-3. Teams must submit a completed team roster and full entry fee of $175 at the time of registration. The five-week season begins the week of April 4 with coed matches on Sunday evenings and women's matches on Tuesday evenings. Contact the Athletics Program at 682-5409 for registration materials or more information. Instruction Volleyball camp: A four-week Sunday afternoon volleyball camp for girls and boys in grades 3-5 will begin next Sunday at CourtSports, 2728 Pheasant pheasant, common name for some members of a family (Phasianidae) of henlike birds related to the grouse and including the Old World partridge, the peacock, various domestic and jungle fowls, and the true pheasants (genus Phasianus). Blvd., Springfield. Sheldon High varsity coach Cathy Nelson will head the camp that runs from 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. Registration is $40 and Friday is the signup deadline. Call CourtSports at 736-1167 for forms or for more information. Speed Quest, Inc. will offer five early spring classes beginning Feb. 27. Soccer and football speed and agility and baseball speed and quickness sessions will be held indoors at Kick City, while Speed 4 Sport and speed for track and field sessions will be held at Speed Quest's facility near Coburg. The four-week classes cost $60 each. Contact: 683-2349, or visit speedquest.net. Teams Forming Sheldon Babe Ruth: Sheldon-area Babe Ruth Baseball tryouts for ages 8-14 will be March 4-5 at the high school fields. Ages 8-12 are on the football turf field where cleats are not allowed. Ages 13-14 are on the baseball field and cleats are recommended. Visit sheldonbaberuth.com for tryout times, team fees, contacts and preregistration pre·reg·is·tra·tion n. An early registration, as for returning college students, that takes place before general registration. information. All Babe Ruth baseball: Visit oregonbaberuth.com for team formation information for all 10 local programs. Links are included for those areas with their own Web site. Girls basketball: Oregon Magic's U9 and U10 developmental teams will hold tryouts and orientation Sunday from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Oak Hill School, behind the LCC (Leadless Chip Carrier, Leaded Chip Carrier) See leadless chip carrier, CLCC and PLCC. 1. LCC - Language for Conversational Computing. Written at CMU in the 1960's. 30th Avenue campus. Girls born in 1995 and 1996 are invited to attend. Contact: Bill Goldsmith, 556-4429. Tackle football: The Springfield Buzzards of the National Nineman Football League are looking for Looking for In the context of general equities, this describing a buy interest in which a dealer is asked to offer stock, often involving a capital commitment. Antithesis of in touch with. offensive and defensive linemen. Contact Wyatt Ledbetter, 606-2228, for details. BASKETBALL Kidsports Valentine Classic CHAMPIONSHIP GAME RESULTS GIRLS 5th GRADE - Sheldon 30, Gilham 27. 6th GRADE - Oregon Comets 20, Monroe 19. 7th GRADE - Sheldon 32, Dribble Drive Liberty 30. 8th GRADE - Cottage Grove 30, Springfield 19. BOYS 5th GRADE - Dribble Drive Sixers 52, Irish 45. 6th GRADE - Emerald Division: Madison 26, Roosevelt 20. Cascade Div.: Cardinals 63, Roseburg 37. 7th GRADE - Emerald Div.: Quaxe 43, Willamette 26. Cascade Div.: O'Hara 54, Churchill 32. 8th GRADE - Sheldon 48, Joseph Lane Red (Roseburg) 29. BOWLING High School District 4 Tournament At North Bend North Bend is the name of several places in the United States of America:
TEAM RESULTS BOYS - 1, North Bend. 2, Siuslaw. 3, Thurston. GIRLS - 1, Siuslaw. 2, Thurston. 3, North Bend. All six teams qualify for the Feb. 25-26 state championships at Medford. DISTRICT TOURNAMENT ALL-STARS BOYS - 1, Kyle Williams, North Bend. 2, Logan Warrick, Siuslaw. 3, Trevor Synkelma, Siuslaw. 4, Brandon Mattecheck, North Bend. 5, Casey Craver crave v. craved, crav·ing, craves v.tr. 1. To have an intense desire for. See Synonyms at desire. 2. To need urgently; require. 3. To beg earnestly for; implore. , Cottage Grove. 6, Mike Teyler, Marshfield. GIRLS - 1, Dani Todd, North Bend. 2, Tina Tillit, Siuslaw. 3, Blair 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. , Springfield. 4, Brittany Anderson, Siuslaw. 5, Hannah Lyle, Thurston. 6, Jenny Cranmer, Cottage Grove. REGULAR SEASON ALL-STARS BOYS - 1, Ryan Besaw, Springfield. 2, Mattecheck, North Bend. 3, Williams, North Bend. 4, Chad Hagues, Thurston. 5, Chris Keown, Springfield. 6, Shawn McNally, North Bend. GIRLS - 1, Anderson, Siuslaw. 2, Tillet, Siuslaw. 3, Krista Weaver, Siuslaw. 4, Todd, North Bend. 5, Miranda Little, Siuslaw. 6, Ashley Westenhouse, Thurston. LOCAL BOWLING RESULTS will return following the Winter Olympic Games Olympic games, premier athletic meeting of ancient Greece, and, in modern times, series of international sports contests. The Olympics of Ancient Greece Although records cannot verify games earlier than 776 B.C. . Strike City MEN HIGH GAMES OPEN - Ty Bryson 286, Jeff True 279, Ryan Toy 268, John Wells John Wells may be: People:
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WOMEN HIGH GAMES OPEN - Joan Given 249, Barbara Cook Barbara Cook (born October 25 1927) is a Tony Award-winning American singer and actress who first came to prominence in the 1950s after creating roles in the Broadway musicals Candide and The Music Man, among others. 235, Patty Pacheco 235, Kim Patton 226, Karen Buckingham 225, Coleen Fails 224, Karla Holdridge 224, Linda Hiatt 218, Dale Aleksa 216, Barb McMahon 215. WOMEN HIGH SERIES OPEN - Patton 674, Buckingham 620, Given 591, Holdridge 588, Hiatt 569, Pacheco 568, Shannon Peterson 561, Teri Sunell 560, Cook 555, Jessica Meduna 552. Timber Bowl JUNIOR LEAGUE BOYS MAJORS - Chris Brower 223/578, Stephen Miller
Stephen Miller (January 17, 1816 – August 18, 1881) was an American Republican politician. 201/578, Cody Sutherland 196/552, Travis Bromley 208/551, Pone See pwn. Vorachith 180/512, Joshua Goble 197/495, Robbie Shaw 181/455. JUNIORS - Alex Graham John Alexander "Alex" Graham (July 11 1890 – April 1943) was a Scottish footballer. Graham was born in Hurlford, Ayrshire but started playing for local clubs in Lanarkshire. 188/485, Josh Patterson 158/432, Augustin Abshere 130/300. PREPS - Cody Kleidosty 133/365, Ryan Janecek 138/362. BANTAM Bantam Former city and sultanate, Java. It was located at the western end of Java between the Java Sea and the Indian Ocean. In the early 16th century it became a powerful Muslim sultanate, which extended its control over parts of Sumatra and Borneo. - James Corbin 126/323. JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS MAJORS - Blair Prater 177/497, Kelsee Leno 184/483, Melissa Young 181/461, Whitney Hamilton 162/450, Kiki Nolen 163/423. JUNIORS - Kellie Musgrove 166/444, Laci Nendel 120/331, Stefanie Corbin 135/329. PREP - Hayley Leno 155/358. Southtowne Lanes MEN HIGH GAMES OPEN - Mike Bamer 258, Lanny Thomason 248, Paul Barnett Paul Barnett may refer to:
MEN HIGH SERIES OPEN - Bamer 716, L. Thomason 674, Syverson 651, Flory 622, Santee 622, McFarlane 609, Barnett 608, Mullins 603, Curry 603, K. Thomason 575. WOMEN HIGH GAMES OPEN - Koleen Kelly 236,Kathy Smith Kathy Smith (born December 11,1951) is a personal trainer who became well known for her workout videos during the late-1980s and 1990s. She has sold millions of videos and DVDs. Her first video was released in 1988. She is 5ft 9in and 135 lbs. 194, Becky Wolf 193, Sondra Mullins 188, Torie White 182, Ruby Bamer 180, Cathy Flory 179. WOMEN HIGH SERIES OPEN - Kelly 635, Smith 559, White 508, Julie High 503, Mullins 502, Linda Olson 486, Cindy Call 485, Jody Gilmore 484, Flory 478, Judy Boozer 471. EQUESTRIAN equestrian a rider of horses. Oregon High School Equestrian Teams At Oregon Horse Center SOUTH VALLEY DISTRICT FEBRUARY RESULTS WINNER AND LOCALS AMONG TOP THREE BREAKAWAY ROPING Breakaway roping is a rodeo event that features a calf and one mounted cowgirl. The calves are moved through narrow pathways leading to a chute with spring-loaded doors. A 10-foot rope is fastened around the calf's neck which is used to ensure that the calf gets a head start. - 1, Shay shay n. Informal A chaise. [Back-formation from chaise (taken as pl. )] Noun 1. Smith, Ros. 3, Kienan Brotherton, JC. STEER DAUBING - 1, Travis Trotter trotter: see Standardbred horse. , Ros. 3, Amy Perini, CG. FIGURE 8 - 1, Trotter, Ros. 3, Ashley Leavitt, Thu. BARRELS - 1, Trotter, Ros. 2, Mikala Sharr, PH. FLAGS - 1, Ciara Meeks, GB. 3, Megan Richards, Elm. KEYHOLE - 1, Meeks, GB. 2, Ashleigh Shaw, CG. 3, Tony Lloyd Anthony Joseph Lloyd, known as Tony Lloyd, (born 25 February 1950, Manchester) is a British Labour Party politician and the Member of Parliament for Manchester Central. , JC. POLES - 1, Meeks, GB. 2, Shelby Moody, NB. 3, April Wicklund, She. DRIVING - 1, Tanner Paul, Elm. 2, Brotherton, JC. 3, Charli Paul, Elm. IN HAND TRAIL - 1, Brittany Young, Wil. 2, Courtnie Makin, JC. 3, Brotherton, JC. REINING - 1, Miranda Sloan, NE. 2, Fallon Hockema, Siu. 3, Ashley Noel, Coq. TRAIL - 1, Sarah Jansen, Cre. 2, Alyssa Fortune, Coq. 3, Noel, Coq. WORKING RANCHER - 1, Noel, Coq. OVER FENCES - 1, Alex Weston, Ros. 2, Kelsey Martinez, Chu. 3, Amanda Bollhorst, Spr. SADDLE SEAT Noun 1. saddle seat - a chair seat that is slightly concave and sometimes has a thickened ridge in the center; "the saddle seat fitted his buttocks nicely" seat - any support where you can sit (especially the part of a chair or bench etc. - 1, Sloan, NE. 2, Lacey lac·ey adj. Variant of lacy. Nash, Elm. 3, Alex Ann Westlake, PH. SHOWMANSHIP - 1, Brieanna Bieghler, Wil. 2, Lindsay Larsson, Bro. 3, Bollhorst, Spr. DRESSAGE dressage (French; “training”) Equestrian sport involving the execution of precision movements by a trained horse in response to barely perceptible signals from its rider. - 1, Weston, Ros. 2, Kiki Statzer, PH. 3, Jansen, Cre. HUNT SEAT - 1, Hockema, Siu. 2, Sloan, NE. 3, Statzer, PH. STOCK SEAT - 1, MacKensie Nelson, CG. 2, Hockema, Siu. 3, Alyssa Fortune, Coq. WORKING PAIRS - 1, Coquille co·quille n. A scallop-shaped dish or a scallop shell in which various seafood dishes are browned and served. [French, from Latin conch . 2T, North Bend and Roseburg. CANADIAN FLAGS This is a list of flags used in Canada. National flag Flag Date Use Description - 1, 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, "C". 3, Junction City "A". BIRANGLE - 1, Roseburg. 2, Thurston. 3, Cottage Grove. TEAM PENNING Team penning is a western equestrian sport that evolved from the common ranch work of separating cattle into pens for branding, doctoring, or transport. Today it is a fast-paced and exciting event that gives a team of three riders on horseback from 60 to 75 seconds - 1, Thurston. 2, Elmira. 3, Coquille. IN HAND OBSTACLE RELAY - 1, Thurston. 2, Junction City. 3, Coquille. SHORT PROGRAM DRILL - 1, Elmira. 2T, Cottage Grove and Junction City. WORKING 4's DRILL - 1, Coquille. 2, Mohawk. TEAM STANDINGS - 1, Roseburg, 524. 2, Junction City, 394. 3, Thurston, 391. 4, Elmira, 345. 5 (tie), Coquille and Pleasant Hill, 332. 7, Cottage Grove, 248. 8, Marshfield, 227. 9, North Bend, 164. 10, Mohawk 163. 11, Siuslaw, 143. 12, Creswell, 129. 13, North Eugene, 118. 14, Brookings, 107. 15, Sheldon, 95. 16 (tie), Gold Beach and Willamette, 94. 18, Churchill, 79. 19, Springfield, 74. 20, South Eugene, 55. 21, Reedsport, 51. 22, Myrtle Point, 45. 23, Camas Valley, 1. GOLF Men's Day At Coos Country Club GROSS - 1, Joe Higgins Joe Higgins (born 1 May 1949) is an Irish Socialist Party politician. He was the sole Socialist Party Teachta Dála (TD) from 1997–200è, representing the Dublin West constituency. , 77. 2, Jim Denatale, 78. 3, Brian Gibson, 79. NET - 1, John Godines, 64. 2, Norm Hill, 64. 3, Dave Sampson, 67. Middlefield Men's Club FOUR-MAN TEAM, TWO BEST BALL Dick LaFleur/Jim Gibson/Jim Arnold/Don Hanly, -14. Virgil Miller/Tom Arney/Ed Prunkl/Rudy Nellermoe, -23. Jim Hoover/Dave Tooker/Tom Turnbull/Jerry Fisher, -22. NET - Hanly 63, Prunkl 64, Ray Guardalo 64. GROSS - Gary Parrish 68, LeRoy Bodine 72, Jack Doleman 72. THREE-MAN POINTS Guardalo/Parrish/Russ Briles, 123. Alan Schloss/Cal Hersey/Warren Edwards, 112. GIRLS GYMNASTICS gymnastics, exercises for the balanced development of the body (see also aerobics), or the competitive sport derived from these exercises. Although the ancient Greeks (who invented the building called a gymnasium Pacific Edge Challenge At Newport GYMNASTICS NORTHWEST LEVEL 4, CHILD VAULT - Ashley O'Hare 8.40, Amanda Larsen 8.35. BARS - Larsen 7.00, O'Hare 5.80. BEAM - Larsen 7.80, O'Hare 7.80. FLOOR - Larsen 8.30, O'Hare 8.25. ALL-AROUND - Larsen 31.45, O'Hare 30.35. LEVEL 4, JUNIOR VAULT - Haley Klemm 8.95, Hannah Power 8.95, Rachel Sturdevant 8.85, Danica Chin 8.75. BARS - Power 8.85, Chin 8.65, Sturdevant 8.05, Klemm 7.45. BEAM - 1, Sturdevant 9.45. Power 9.25, Chin 8.65, Klemm 6.25. FLOOR - 1, Power 9.40. Chin 9.20, Sturdevant 9.20, Klemm 8.60. ALL-AROUND - 1, Power 36.45. Chin 35.70, Sturdevant 35.55, Klemm 31.25. LEVEL 4, SENIOR VAULT - Jennifer Weiland 9.15, Shelby Skinner 9.10, Julie Woodard 9.00, Ashley Holman 8.95. BARS - Weiland 7.80, Holman 7.30, Skinner 6.80, Woodard 6.25. BEAM - Holman 8.90, Weiland 8.70, Woodard 8.35, Skinner 8.20. FLOOR - 3T, Holman and Weiland 9.00. Woodard 8.95, Skinner 8.50. ALL-AROUND - Weiland 34.65, Holman 34.15, Skinner 32.60, Woodard 32.55. LEVEL 4 TEAM - Third place. LEVEL 5, CHILD VAULT - Jessica Gleason 8.75, Darian West 7.95. BARS - West 8.65, Gleason 8.35. BEAM - 3, West 9.30. Gleason 8.20. FLOOR - West 9.125, Gleason 8.65. ALL-AROUND - West 35.025, Gleason 33.95. LEVEL 5, JUNIOR VAULT - Jamie Millon 8.70, Sophie Givens 8.55, Tuyen Bolton 8.15. BARS - Bolton 9.10, Millon 8.75, Givens 8.00. BEAM - 3, Bolton 9.55. Millon 9.35, Givens 9.25. FLOOR - Millon 9.25, Bolton 8.80, Givens 8.65. ALL-AROUND - Millon 36.05, Bolton 35.60, Givens 34.45. LEVEL 5, SENIOR VAULT - 3, Colleen col·leen n. An Irish girl. [Irish Gaelic cailín, diminutive of caile, girl, from Old Irish. Walsh 8.70, Kalina Hentze 8.20. BARS - Walsh 6.50, Hentze 6.15. BEAM - Walsh 8.80, Hentze 8.30. FLOOR - 3T, Hentze and Walsh 8.85. ALL-AROUND - Walsh 32.85, Hentze 31.50. LEVEL 5 TEAM - Third place. LEVEL 6, CHILD VAULT - Jessica Lay 9.30, Kendra Daniels 9.10, Jasmine jasmine (jăs`mĭn, jăz–) or jessamine (jĕs`əmĭn), any plant of the genus Jasminum of the family Oleaceae (olive family). Ivey 9.15. BARS - 3, Lay 8.55. Daniels 7.10, Ivey 6.80. BEAM - Daniels 9.225, Lay 8.65, Ivey 8.30. FLOOR -Lay 9.175, Daniels 8.65, Ivey 8.45. ALL-AROUND - Lay 35.675, Daniels 34.075, Ivey 32.70. LEVEL 6, JUNIOR VAULT - Ally Nason 9.35, Emery emery: see corundum. emery Granular rock consisting of a mixture of the mineral corundum (aluminum oxide, Al2O3) and iron oxides such as magnetite (Fe3O4) or hematite (Fe2O3). Adair 8.30. BARS - Nason 7.90, Adair 7.15. BEAM - Nason 9.125, Adair 7.30. FLOOR - Nason 9.25, Adair 8.50. ALL-AROUND - Nason 35.625, Adair 31.25. LEVEL 6, SENIOR VAULT - 2, Abby Johnson 9.55. Ashley Hildebrand 9.225. BARS - Hildebrand 8.05, Johnson 7.20. BEAM - Johnson 9.075, Hildebrand 7.50. FLOOR - 3, Johnson 9.35. Hildebrand 8.80. ALL-AROUND - Johnson 35.175, Hildebrand 33.575. LEVEL 7 VAULT - Myranda Schiller 8.90. BARS - 2, Schiller 9.40. BEAM - 3, Schiller 9.10. FLOOR - Schiller 9.275. ALL-AROUND - 1, Schiller 36.675. NAT'L ACADEMY OF ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS LEVEL 4, CHILD VAULT - 3, Emily Baker 9.10. BARS - 2, Baker 9.05. BEAM - 3, Baker 9.05. FLOOR - 2, Baker 9.40. ALL-AROUND - 2, Baker 36.60. LEVEL 4, JUNIOR VAULT - 2, Skylar Hankins 9.20. Hannah Nordstrand 9.15, Meghan Moir 8.80, Alicia Figueroa-Gonzales 8.70, Esther Ranjbar 8.45, Sammie Jackson 8.35, Kaede McMullen 7.50. BARS - 1, Nordstrand 9.20. Hankins 8.80, Moir 8.70, McMullen 8.35, S. Jackson 7.75, Ranjbar 7.50, Figueroa-Gonzales 7.25. BEAM - Moir 9.00, Nordstrand 8.90, Hankins 8.775, Figueroa-Gonzales 8.70, McMullen 8.70, S. Jackson 8.25, Ranjbar 8.15. FLOOR - 2, Moir 9.35. Nordstrand 9.10, Ranjbar 8.95, McMullen 8.90, Figueroa-Gonzales 8.85, Hankins 8.70, S. Jackson 7.40. ALL-AROUND - 2, Nordstrand 36.35. Moir 35.85, Hankins 35.475, Figueroa-Gonzales 33.50, McMullen 33.45, Ranjbar 33.05, S. Jackson 31.75. LEVEL 4, SENIOR VAULT - Emma Haworth 9.30, Claire Callicott-Simmons 8.85, Aerin Gardner 8.80, Raquel Jackson 8.70. BARS - 2, Haworth 8.675. R. Jackson 8.45, Gardner 7.85, Callicott-Simmons 7.50. BEAM - R. Jackson 8.80, Gardner 8.30, Callicott-Simmons 8.25, Haworth 7.60. FLOOR - Gardner 8.75, Callicott-Simmons 8.70, R. Jackson 8.70, Haworth 8.65. ALL-AROUND - R. Jackson 34.65, Haworth 34.225, Gardner 33.70, Callicott-Simmons 33.30. LEVEL 5, AGES 7-9 VAULT - 1, Devinee Cole 9.15. Bailee One to whom Personal Property is entrusted for a particular purpose by another, the bailor, according to the terms of an express or implied agreement. Cross-references Bailment. bailee (custodian) n. Davis 8.45, Jenica Neuffer 8.40. BARS - 2, Cole 9.10. 3, Davis 9.00. Neuffer 8.50. BEAM - Davis 9.00, Cole 8.90, Neuffer 8.75. FLOOR - 1, Cole 9.45. 3, Davis 9.20. Neuffer 9.00. ALL-AROUND - 1, Cole 36.60. 4, Davis 35.65. Neuffer 34.65. LEVEL 5, AGES 10-11 VAULT - 3, Cassidy Bars 9.00. Robyn Keeney 8.70, Kelsey Hardin 8.65, Allison Reeves 8.45. BARS - 1, Reeves 9.30. Bars 9.00, Hardin 8.35, Keeney 8.35. BEAM - Hardin 9.45, Bars 9.125, Reeves 8.40, Keeney 8.15. FLOOR - 2, Keeney 9.475. Bars 9.20, Hardin 8.80, Reeves 7.50. ALL-AROUND - 3, Bars 36.325. Hardin 35.25, Keeney 34.675, Reeves 33.75. LEVEL 5, AGE 12-AND-OLDER VAULT - 2, Ileana Paules-Bronet 8.85. Sara Balsam balsam (bôl`səm), fragrant resin obtained from various trees. The true balsams are semisolid and insoluble in water, but they are soluble in alcohol and partly so in hydrocarbons. 8.65, Cherie Jacque 8.65, Gracie McKenzie 8.35, Mirabel Rice 7.80. BARS - 3, McKenzie 8.575. Paules-Bronet 8.40, Jacque 7.60, Rice 7.15, Balsam 6.05. BEAM - McKenzie 8.80, Rice 8.80, Paules-Bronet 8.70, Balsam 8.45, Jacque 8.15. FLOOR - 2, Balsam 8.95. Paules-Bronet 8.65, Jacque 8.60, Rice 8.55, McKenzie 8.50. ALL-AROUND - 3, Paules-Bronet 34.60. McKenzie 34.225, Jacque 33.00, Rice 32.30, Balsam 32.10. LEVEL 5 TEAM - First place. LEVEL 6, CHILD VAULT - 3, Stephanie Brown 9.60. BARS - 1, Brown 9.00. BEAM - 2, Brown 9.525. FLOOR - 1, Brown 9.60. ALL-AROUND - 1, Brown 37.725. LEVEL 6, JUNIOR VAULT - Charlie Little Hoop 9.40, Hannah Tellez 9.35, Krystina Lightheart 9.25, Brooke Graham 9.20, Leslie Courtney 9.15, Madeline Powell 9.15, Hayley Yoast 8.90. BARS - 2, Little Hoop 9.05. Powell 8.55, Courtney 8.50, Lightheart 8.45, Yoast 8.40, Tellez 8.25, Graham 8.15. BEAM - 1, Little Hoop 9.675. 2, Courtney 9.50. Graham 9.40, Lightheart 9.15, Tellez 9.15, Powell 8.95, Yoast 7.40. FLOOR - 1, Little Hoop 9.55. 2, Courtney 9.50. Graham 9.35, Lightheart 9.25, Powell 9.10, Tellez 9.075, Yoast 7.50. ALL-AROUND - 1, Little Hoop 37.675. 3, Courtney 36.65. Graham 36.10, Lightheart 36.10, Tellez 35.775, Powell 35.750, Yoast 32.20. LEVEL 6, SENIOR VAULT - 1, Holly Reeves 9.625. Anais Duret 9.15, Kelsey Lambe 9.10, Stephanie Dean 9.10, Lauren Roehl 8.90. BARS - 1, Reeves 9.10. 3, Duret 8.55. Lambe 8.00, Roehl 7.60, Dean 7.60. BEAM - 1, Reeves 9.775. 2, Roehl 9.45. Lambe 9.325, Duret 9.30, Dean 8.70. FLOOR - 1, Reeves 9.40. 2, Duret 9.40. Lambe 9.225, Roehl 9.15, Dean 8.05. ALL-AROUND - 1, Reeves 37.90. 2, Duret 36.40. 3, Lambe 35.65. Roehl 35.10, Dean 33.45. LEVEL 6 TEAM - First place. LEVEL 7, JUNIOR A VAULT - 2, Kaytianna McMillan 9.30. 3, Jordyn Wood 8.95. Jodie Beechen 8.90. BARS - 2, McMillan 9.10. 3, Beechem 8.80. Wood 8.35. BEAM - 2, Beechem 9.35. 3, McMillan 9.30. Wood 9.175. FLOOR - 1, Wood 9.50. 3, McMillam 9.175. Beechem 8.65. ALL-AROUND - 2, McMillan 36.875. 3, Wood 35.975. 4, Beechem 35.70. LEVEL 7, JUNIOR B VAULT - 3, Sydney Clark 9.30. Stefanie Daley 9.15, Connie Ferchland 9.00, Jordan Fisher 8.90, Alexi Thomas 8.75, Sophia Jackson 8.75, Courtney Snow 8.65, Sarah Libby 8.55. BARS - Daley 9.15, Ferchland 9.10, Thomas 8.90, Jackson 8.90, Libby 8.65, Fisher 8.60, Clark 8.00, Snow 7.35. BEAM - 2T, Ferchland and Libby 9.425. Clark 9.275, Jackson 9.275, Snow 9.00, Thomas 8.975, Daley 8.375, Fisher 8.025. FLOOR - 3T, Fisher and Thomas 9.30, Ferchland 9.15, Snow 9.15, Libby 9.075, Clark 9.075, Jackson 8.95, Daley 8.90. ALL-AROUND - 3, Ferchland 36.675. Thomas 35.925, Jackson 35.875, Libby 35.70, Clark 35.65, Daley 35.575, Fisher 34.825, Snow 34.15. LEVEL 7, SENIOR VAULT - Lea Zagorin 8.80. BARS - Zagorin 8.40. BEAM - 2, Zagorin 9.00. FLOOR - 2, Zagorin 9.00. ALL-AROUND - 3, Zagorin 35.20. LEVEL 7 TEAM - Second place. LEVEL 9, JUNIOR A VAULT - 1, Aliza Vaccher 9.05. 3, Chelsea Tang tang, in zoology tang: see butterfly fish. 9.00. BARS - 3, Vaccher 8.30. Tang 7.95. BEAM - 2, Tang 9.15. 3, Vaccher 9.025. FLOOR - 1, Tang 9.30. 2, Vaccher 9.275. ALL-AROUND - 2, Vaccher 35.65. 3, Tang 35.40. LEVEL 9, SENIOR VAULT - Jeanine Menzies 8.35. BARS - Menzies 7.75. BEAM - Menzies 8.35. FLOOR - 3, Menzies 8.90. ALL-AROUND - Menzies 33.35. LEVEL 10, JUNIOR VAULT - 1, Becky Colvin 9.35. 3, Sasha Panfilova 9.05. BARS - 1, Panfilova 8.60. 2, Colvin 7.45. BEAM - 1, Panfilova 8.60. 3, Colvin 7.85. FLOOR - 1, Colvin 9.175. ALL-AROUND - 1, Colvin 33.825. LEVEL 10, SENIOR VAULT - 2, Casey Jo Magee 9.45. Kira Oldham-Curtis 8.60. BARS - 1, Magee 9.40. Oldham-Curtis 7.55. BEAM - 1, Oldham-Curtis 9.20. 2, Magee 9.175. FLOOR - 1, Magee 9.525. Oldham-Curtis 9.10. ALL-AROUND - 1, Magee 37.55. 4, Oldham-Curtis 34.45. |
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