COMMUNITY SPORTS.Byline: The Register-Guard COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT Approximately two dozen young track and field athletes from Lane County and nearby coastal communities will compete in the 41st USA Track & Field Junior Olympic Championships at Mount San Antonio Mount San Antonio, better known to most in Los Angeles as Old Baldy or Mount Baldy, is the highest peak in the San Gabriel Mountains of Southern California, USA and the highest point in Los Angeles County. Mount San Antonio has two summits. College in Walnut, Calif., Tuesday through Sunday. Among them are Track City Track Club's Rebekah Rust, 12, and Kristin Clark, 13. Rust, who will enter sixth grade at Cal Young Middle School in the fall, is one of the area's few competitive race walkers. She hopes for a personal best of 10 minutes, 50 seconds in the 1,500 meters, her last race at this distance before a 13th birthday pushes her into 3,000-meter races next year. Clark, a Cal Young eighth-grader, qualified in two events, winning the long jump with a leap of 16 feet, 2 inches, and the 100-meter hurdles in a time of 15.86 seconds. A third place finish in the pentathlon pentathlon (pĕntăth`lən), composite athletic event. In ancient Greece it comprised leaping, foot racing, wrestling, discus throwing, and casting the javelin. was one place away from qualifying in that event. In addition to Rust and Clark, Track City Track Club will take to nationals jumper Olivia Houser and the relay team of Ryan Fisher, Tucker Hines, Mitch Horning horn·ing n. Upstate New York, Northern Pennsylvania, & Western New England See shivaree. See Regional Note at shivaree. [Probably because horns are blown at the shivaree.] and Brandon Williams
n. An Irish girl. [Irish Gaelic cailín, diminutive of caile, girl, from Old Irish. Walsh. First-year club Crow Throws Plus will send Tanner Eastlick and the relay team of Casey Bingham, Laura Grube, Sarah Sherman and Victoria Wilson. Coos County's Prefontaine Track Club will be represented by Josh Frasier, Caleb Krause, Lindsey Wright and possibly Moriah Roberge. And Newport-based Yaquina Track Club qualified Zach Brown, Oshay Dunmore and Kiana Murray. NOTES & ANNOUNCEMENTS To submit events Send written announcements and nominations to Gil Hulin. Items may 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. Announcements and results should arrive by Thursday noon for publication the following Monday. Due to limited space, notices can be published only once. Achievements Grant Carley, age 7, of 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, , has qualified for the U.S. Kids Golf World Championships in Pinehurst, N.C., for the second consecutive year. Carley qualified for the Aug. 2-4 event with a 2-under-par 34 in a recent qualifier at Kent, Wash. The Sheldon Heat U14 girls soccer team won its division at the recent Rockwood Blast tournament in Portland. It was the fifth time in five tries this summer that the Kidsports team has made it to a tournament championship game. Lane County Little League and District 9 has its first state champions in the form of a 10/11-year-old softball team of players combined from West Emerald, McKenzie and Willamette leagues. Camps and instruction Football coaches clinic: UO head coach Mike Bellotti Robert Michael Bellotti (b. December 21, 1950 in Sacramento, California) has been the head coach of the University of Oregon football team since 1995. His accomplishments at Oregon include an 11-1 season and #2 national ranking in 2001. Education M.S. and his staff will conduct a free clinic for youth football coaches from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday at Kilkenny and Pape Fields next to the Casanova Center. Although free, participants must register in advance through Kidsports. Participants should park at the Moshofsky Center off Leo Harris Leo A. Harris (August 6 1904 – April 22 1990) was an American college football player and coach, and the first athletic director for the University of Oregon. Playing and coaching career Parkway. E-mail mattb@kidsports.org to register. For more information e-mail davec@kidsports.org or call 683-2374, Ext. 112. Churchill volleyball camp for grades 5-8 is July 30 to Aug. 2 in the Churchill High School gym. Sessions run from 9 a.m. to noon, and the cost is $55. To register or for more information, call 337-2023. Sheldon football camp: The 11th annual Irish Football Camp is Aug. 13-16 at Ludwig Stadium at Sheldon High School Sheldon High School may refer to:
Events Sports physicals will be offered this summer to students from Eugene School District Eugene School District (4J) is a public school district in the U.S. state of Oregon. It serves the city of Eugene Elementary schools
OSAA Office of the Special Adviser on Africa (United Nations body) OSAA Ocean State Aquaculture Association OSAA Office of the Sergeant-At-Arms (Philippines) Web site. This year there will not be a special one-day clinic before fall sports begin, so athletes should schedule appointments soon by calling 687-3233. Open relay Typically refers to an e-mail server (SMTP server) that is configured to deliver any incoming mail to another mail server. In the past, open relays (open relay servers) were common, but today, most e-mail servers block all e-mail that does not originate with the customers of the service races will cap off this summer's series of youth all-comers track and field meets Wednesday at McChesney Track behind South Eugene High School South Eugene High School is a public high school located in Eugene, Oregon, United States. It was founded as Eugene High School around 1900, and was located at Willamette Street and West 11th Avenue in a brick building that later served as Eugene's city hall. . This is the final week for the meets, and this week only, 4x100-meter relay runs will be offered as the meet's final event, following the 1,500-meter race. Any group of four kids age 12 and younger may form a team regardless of age or gender. While meet officials expect most teams to form in advance, there will be opportunity for individuals and pairs to combine to form teams prior to the race. This race will be outside the limit of three events usually enforced. The meet begins at 5:30 p.m. with the relays taking place after 8 p.m. No relay races will be held during Thursday's final all-comers meet for ages 13 and older. Tennis tournament: The Scandinavian Festival tourney Aug. 9-12 in Junction City will include singles, doubles and mixed doubles mixed doubles pl.n. (used with a sing. verb) A game of doubles, as in tennis, that is played with each team composed of one man and one woman. events for juniors and adults of all ages and levels. Entry forms are available at local clubs and Courtside court·side n. The area immediately bordering the official court of play, as in tennis or basketball. Tennis. For more information call 683-1843. Skateboard competition: The second of four summer skateboard competitions conducted by Eugene Recreation's Outdoor Program is Friday at noon at west Eugene's Meadow View Skate Park. The competition will be open to all ages and all abilities, and a panel of three judges will rate contestants on overall use of the park, difficulty of tricks and style in each age bracket. Registration is $3 for all three remaining events and opens at 11 a.m. Friday. Contestants under age 18 must have a parent present for registration, and helmets are required at all times. Following Friday, competitions will be Aug. 10 at Willamalane Skate Park and Aug. 24 at Churchill Skate Park. Registration City league fall softball: Registration for the City of Eugene fall softball leagues will be accepted for returning fall teams Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Athletics office, 2700 Hilyard St. If there are openings, new teams may register beginning Thursday. Teams must submit a completed roster and full team entry fee of $290 at the time of registration. League play begins Aug. 27 and continues through early October. Contact the Athletics staff at 682-5409 for registration materials or more information. Three-on-three street basketball tournaments are scheduled in Hillsboro and Albany in the coming weeks. Mainstreet Madness, for both youth and adult teams, is Aug. 4-5 in downtown Hillsboro and can be contacted at (503) 726-2145 or danas@hillchamber.org, with online registration at mainstreetmadness.org. Hoop Jam 2007 in downtown Albany is Aug. 11-12 and benefits the Boys and Girls boys and girls mercurialisannua. Club of Albany. Contact is Jen Butler-Walker at (541) 926-6666, Ext. 210, or bgc-albany.org. Teams forming Soccer tryouts: Sharpshooters United will hold tryouts for U12 boys (born Aug. 1, 1995, or after, and entering fifth or sixth grade) from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Aug. 1-2 at Thurston Middle School. Also, tryouts for U14 girls (born Aug. 1, 1993, or after and entering sixth, seventh or eighth grade) are Aug. 1-2 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sharpshooters United is a 10-year club serving east Springfield and Pleasant Hill areas, including Lowell and Marcola. Teams play in the Kidsports Klassic leagues. Let Tom Townley, 937-3868, know of intent to attend or any questions. BASEBALL Eugene Men's Senior Baseball League RESULTS - Orioles 18-11, Red Sox 5-5. Blue Jays 14-13, Cardinals 4-0. Nationals 8-15, Cubs 2-2. STANDINGS - Nationals 11-1, Blue Jays 9-2, Orioles 6-5, Cardinals 4-8, Cubs 3-9, Red Sox 2-10. BICYCLE RACING bicycle racing or cycling, an internationally popular sport conducted on closed courses or the open road. Track racing takes place at a velodrome, usually a banked 1,093.6 ft (.333 km) oval. Laughing Planet's Women's Criterium Series At Greenhill Industrial Park WEEK TWO OF THREE "A" RACE - 1, Jill Howe, Poplollies. 2, Janie Crawford, Paul's. 3, Christi Binstadt, Poplollies. 4, Michele Gladieux, Poplollies. 5, Kori Kunz, Poplollies. 6, Carol Morgan, Poplollies. 7, Candy Walker, Paul's. "B" RACE - 1, Howe. 2, Tara Pemberton, Paul's. 3, Gladieux. 4, Morgan. 5, Erin Koenig, Poplollies. 6, Kerri VandenBerg, Poplollies. 7, Candy Walker, Paul's. "C" RACE - 1, Sarah McCarthy. 2, Danika Williams. 3, Julie Fudge. 4, Sophie Therrell. 5, Melanie Collura. 6, Carolyn Travers. 7, Brooke Bauer. BOWLING Timber Bowl JUNIOR/ADULT SUMMER LEAGUE WOMEN WOMEN - Jo Zaklan 246 game/631 series, Candy Goble 192/518, Dorothy Stough 163/459. MAJORS - Kelsee Leno 205/532, Hanna Chapman 145/376, Amber Zemp 128/354, Kayla Summers 117/310. JUNIORS - Rebecca McCune 116/300, Elizabeth Thramer 128/212. PREP - Katie Hutchinson 114/329. BANTAMS -Mackenzee Clarke 66/159, Alyssa Zemp 66/141. MEN MEN - Jim Goble 212/577, David Blankenship 192/541, Pat Shaw 207/481. MAJORS - Stephen Miller
Stephen Miller (January 17, 1816 – August 18, 1881) was an American Republican politician. 224/591, Robbie Shaw 193/474. JUNIOR - 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. 164/435. PREP - Michael Blankenship 158/395. FLYING DISC City of Eugene SUMMER COED co·ed or co-ed Informal n. A woman who attends a coeducational college or university. adj. 1. Of or relating to an education system in which both men and women attend the same institution or classes; ULTIMATE LEAGUE POOL A - Blue 17, Red 11. White 21, Brown 11. POOL B - Yellow 20, Black 12. Green 14, Gray 12. GOLF Women's Club Women’s clubs first arose in the United States during the post-civil war period. As a result of increased leisure time due to modern household advances, middle class women had more time to engage in intellectual pursuits. Home to Home Tourney AT OAKWAY GOLF COURSE GROSS - Patty Norenberg 76, Ginny Stary 80, Eileen Shinkle 81, Berta Rowie 82. NET - Lil Willcock 55, Marie Craviotto 58, Mary Egger 59, Miyoko McDonald 60. RiverRidge Golf Course WOMEN'S CLUB SUTTONRIDGE MONDAYS - ECCY3 - Pat Church/Ruth Pohll/Margene Yates, 15 (tiebreaker tie·break·er n. An additional contest or period of play designed to establish a winner among tied contestants. Also called tiebreak. tie ). Thyra Boyd/Suz Sherwood/Sue Wassom, 15. Julie Longton/Jeann Nichols/Sally Quigley, 17. MEN'S CLUB SENIOR TUESDAY - BRITISH OPEN WEEK - First flight: Gross, Bob Elder 74, Gary Damian 80, Jim Britton James Allan Britton (born March 25, 1944 in North Tonawanda, New York) is a retired Major League Baseball pitcher who played from 1967-1971 with the Atlanta Braves and Montreal Expos. He was 6'5" tall and weighed 225 pounds. 84, Chuck Wallace 88. Net, Dick Buck 64, Mel Franks 68, Clayton Winkle 70, George Chung 74. Second flight: Gross, Roger Schaljo 87, Bob Pardovich 92, Artie Gilad 92, Roger Frichette 95. Net, Dale Atkins 70, Darrell Davis 71, Harry Nakata 75, Jearrie Britton 78. Emerald Valley Golf Club MEN'S CLUB GROSS - Kim Wenger 76, Jon Carroll Jon Carroll is a columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, beginning in 1982. He is featured on the backpage of the Datebook (the newspaper's entertainment section) on weekdays. Locally, he is best known for his moderate-to-liberal politics and his cat columns. 83, Jack Geoghegan 83. NET - Russ Thoms 70, Jim O'Fallon 71, Greg Mott 73. Diamond Woods MEN'S CLUB WEDNESDAY - SKINS GAME - Gross/Net: Doug Brown Doug Brown may refer to one of the following people:
KIDSPORTS Little World Series BASEBALL SECOND GRADE, AQUA BRACKET - 1, Parker. 2, Thurston United. ORANGE BRACKET - 1, Prairie Mountain. 2, Meadow View. THIRD/FOURTH GRADES, MIDGET midget: see dwarfism. AMERICAN BRACKET - 1, Sheldon. 2, North Eugene. 3, Irving. Consolation, Churchill. MIDGET NATIONAL DIVISION I BRACKET - 1, McKenzie. 2, Marcola. 3, Oakridge. Cons., Churchill #2. MIDGET NATIONAL DIV. II BRACKET - 1, Springfield #2. 2, North Eugene. 3, Sheldon #1 and Sheldon #2 (tie game). SOFTBALL THIRD GRADE, AQUA BRACKET - 3, Clear Lake. (No other softball results were reported to Kidsports.) RUNNING Run in the Country At Coburg All runners are from Eugene unless noted otherwise. 5 MILES TOP 15 FINISHERS - 1, Jeff Sather, 27:43. 2, Gino Gaddini, 29:01. 3, K.C. Taylor, 29:07. 4, Ed Spinny Spin´ny n. 1. A small thicket or grove with undergrowth; a clump of trees. The downs rise steep, crowned with black fir spinnies. - C. Kingsley. a. 1. Thin and long; slim; slender. , Coburg, 29:18. 5, Thomas Goodwin
HALF MARATHON A half marathon is a road running event of 21,097.5 meters, or 13 7/64 miles, about 13.1 miles. It is half the distance of a marathon and usually run on roads. TOP THREE MEN - 1, Steve Laurie Steven Laurie (born October 30, 1982 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia) is an Australian football (soccer) player who plays as a defender. He has previously played in England with West Ham United's youth academy and Peterborough United. , 1:14:09. 2, Brad Chvatal, 1:14:55. 3, Doug Howe, 1:19:25. TOP LOCALS, 1-15 AGE GROUP - 1, Bryan Mendoza, Harrisburg, 1:37:39. 16-19 - 1, Eric Ross Eric Ross (born 1948 in Pennsylvania, U.S.) is an American composer and avant-garde musician residing in New York. Ross is known as a multi-instrumentalist, performing on piano, synthesizers, guitar, and the Theremin. , 1:27:27. 2, Jason Bell Jason Dewande Bell (born April 1, 1978 in Long Beach, California) is an American football cornerback in the NFL for the New York Giants. He played college football at UCLA. , Junction City, 1:27:42. 20-24 - 2, John Baston, 1:28:49. 25-29 - 1, Laurie. 2, Ari Winbush, 1:28:29. 3, Joshua Masterson, 1:28:50. 30-34 - 1, Orin Schumacher, 1:21:25. 2, Neal Jacobson, 1:31:30. 3, Tim Duringer, Brownsville, 1:33:03. 35-39 - 1, Chvatal. 2, Howe. 3, Rick Mestler, 1:19:25. 40-44 - 1, Scott Frey, 1:19:57. 2, Mark Moran
Mark Moran, a lifetime New Jersey resident is co-creator of the Weird NJ magazine and website. , 1:28:31. 3, Charles O'Dell, 1:30:17. 45-49 - 1, Alan Whalen, 1:20:35. 2, Bob Coll, 1:25:16. 3, Lyle Lang, 1:31:41. 50-54 - 1, Dale Dodge, 1:35:49. 2, Dave Shunk, 1:38:11. 3, Steve Cooper, 1:38:15. 55-59 - 1, Joe Canale, 1:35:42. 60-64 - 1, Johan Brouns, 1:43:16. 2, John Gillespie The name John Gillespie can refer to:
David Horton Wilkins (born October 12, 1946) is the current United States Ambassador to Canada. Prior to the appointment, he was the Speaker of the South Carolina House of Representatives. , 1:54:15. 65-69 - 1, Joe Waters Joe Waters (born 20th September 1953) is an Irish former professional footballer. Joe grew up in Limerick, Ireland, and began his professional soccer career at the age of 15. , 2:12:06. 70-75 - 1, Larry Williams, Springfield, 1:41:30. 2, John Livingston John Allen Livingston (November 10, 1923- January 17, 2006) was a Canadian naturalist, broadcaster, author, and teacher. He was most known as the voice-over of the Hinterland Who's Who series of television zoological shorts in the 1960s. , 1:57:37. 3, Arthur Dietz, Florence, 2:17:17. TOP THREE WOMEN - 1, Johanna Olson, Corvallis, 1:21:06. 2, Stephanie Snyder, Salem, 1:27:21. 3, Jill Mestler, 1:28:20. TOP LOCALS, 16-19 AGE GROUP - 1, Krystal Wu, 1:43:19. 2, Ally Weinhold, 1:45:00. 3, Brittany Arch, Springfield, 1:56:40. 20-24 - 1, Meghan Carr, 1:41:16. 2, Whitney Davies, 1:47:37. 25-29 - 1, Olson. 2, Stefanie Rimel, 1:31:53. 3, Sarah McCarthy, 1:33:28. 30-34 - 1, Mieke Stevens, 1:36:04. 2, Michelle Philley, 1:38:19. 35-39 - 1, Snyder. 2, Mestler. 3, Denise Bourassa, 1:32:26. 40-44 - 1, Diza Hilles, 1:37:43. 2, Sharon Serra, 1:38:12. 3, Kisten Dede, 1:43:57. 45-49 - 2, Sharon Rogers Sharon Rogers (born 19 November 1942 in Seattle, Washington) is an American model who was Playboy magazine's Playmate of the Month for its January 1964 issue. Her centerfold was photographed by Pompeo Posar. She also was on the cover of the November 1963 issue. , Noti, 1:48:52. 50-54 - 2, Nancy Drechsler, 1:50:55. 55-59 - 1, Kathie Hledik, 2:10:09. Road Run/Walk Calendar COMING EVENTS SATURDAY, AUG. 4 - South Coast Running Club's premier event of 2007 is the 34th annual Circle the Bay, a 30-kilometer event including a run, relay run, walk and relay walk. The walking events begin at 6:30 a.m. from Ferry Road Ferry Road is one of the major roads of Edinburgh, Scotland, and is often referred to as an area in its own right. It runs from the eastern end of Davidson's Mains village in the west, to Leith in the east, passing through Goldenacre on the way. Park in North Bend North Bend is the name of several places in the United States of America:
SATURDAY, AUG. 11 - The 33rd annual Scandia scan·di·a n. See scandium oxide. [From scandium.] Run includes a 10-kilometer course through Junction City and surrounding countryside starting at 8 a.m. and a 4.4-mile walk starting five minutes behind the runners. Early registration through Aug. 6 is $16 with T-shirt, $11 without, for adults and $10 for children 11 and younger. Online registration is now open at goodrace.com. SOFTBALL Eugene Community Softball League RESULTS - Aging Heros 19, Big O 13. Late for Dinner 12, Hit Parade hit parade n. 1. A ranked group or listing of the currently most popular songs. 2. A collection or listing of the most popular or excellent items or people of a certain kind. Noun 1. 6. Young Guns 18, The Solution 4. Comedy Club 20, Flaming Martyrs 6. Terrific Titans 31, Stumbling Bums 4. SWIMMING City of Eugene SUMMER SWIM AND WATER POLO water polo, swimming game encompassing features of soccer, football, basketball, and hockey. The object of the game is to maneuver, by head, feet, or hand, a leather-covered ball 27 to 28 in. LEAGUE July 13 results for swimmers in the top three places. Swimmers represent Amazon (A), Echo Hollow (EH) and Sheldon (S) pools. BOYS AGE 10-AND-YOUNGER 25 BUTTERFLY - 1, Daniel Wynant, S, 43.6. 2, True Lecavalier, A, 46.0. 3, Vincent Huynh-Watkins, S, 52.4. 25 BACK - 1, Mitch Cooper, EH, 32.8. 2, Wynant, S, 35.5. 3, Jeremiah Ricker, EH, 42.0. 25 BREAST - 1, Wynant, S, 35.4. 2, Jarad Kau, EH, 45.1. 3, Ricker, EH, 50.4. 25 FREE - 1, Cooper, EH, 26.8. 2, Wynant, S, 30.7. 3, Kau, EH, 37.5. 100 FREE RELAY - 1, Sheldon/Echo Hollow, 3:00.4. 2, Echo Hollow, 3:04.5. AGES 11-12 50 BUTTERFLY - 1, Levi Baker, S, 1:08.0. 2, Trystin Jeffreys, S, 1:16.9. 50 BACK - 1, Cameron O'Hare, S, 2:05.4. 2, Jeffreys, S, 1:11.1. 3, Baker, S, 1:13.3. 50 BREAST - 1, Baker, S, 1:11.2. 2, Alex Kau, EH, 1:11.6. 3, Michael Hodson, S, 1:22.7. 50 FREE - 1, Baker, S, 57.9. 2, Hodson, S, 59.4. 3, Jeffreys, S, 1:00.6. 200 FREE RELAY - 1, Sheldon, 4:12.7. 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 1, Echo Hollow, 5:42.8. AGES 13-14 100 IM - 1, Stephen Lu, S, 1:17.6. 2, Derek Adelmann, A, 1:51.3. 50 BUTTERFLY - 1, Adelmann, A, 53.1. 2, Luke Lecavalier, A, 59.6. 3, Lu, S, 1:20.9. 50 BACK - 1, Andrew Taggart, EH, 36.9. 2, Adelmann, A, 58.8. 3, Lu, S, 1:12.7. 100 FREE - 1, Lecavalier, A, 1:45.9.. 2, Lu, S, 2:13.6. 3, Taggart, EH, 2:43.1. 50 BREAST - 1, Adelmann, A, 56.4. 2, Lu, S, 1:18.6. 3, Taggart, EH, 1:22.6. 50 FREE - 1, Adelmann, A, 42.1. 2, Lecavalier, A, 45.2. 3, Derek VanDervies, EH, 59.5. GIRLS AGE 10-AND-YOUNGER 25 BUTTERFLY - 1, Elise Adelmann, A, 25.3. 2, Norah Huynh-Watkins, S, 31.4. 3, Olivia Shen Shen, in the Bible, place, perhaps close to Bethel, near which Samuel set up the stone Ebenezer. , S, 35.3. 25 BACK - 1, Tamara Benedict, EH, 23.3. 2, Adelmann, A, 25.3. 3, Karlie Ranck, S, 26.7. 25 BREAST - 1, Adelmann, A, 32.1. 2, Brittany Ann Nunley, EH, 34.2. 3, Hannah Escobar, A, 34.4. 25 FREE - 1, Benedict, EH, 18.6. 2, Adelmann, A, 19.8. 3, Escobar, A, 22.3. 100 FREE RELAY - 1, Sheldon, 2:07.8. 2, Echo Hollow, 2:24.7. 3, Echo Hollow, 2:43.3. AGES 11-12 50 BACK - 1, Kristen Chapman, EH, 53.8. 2, Paige Jeskey, EH, 55.4. 3, Katherine Jesser, EH, 56.8. 50 BREAST - 1, Jesser, EH, 1:06.3. 2, Madeline Zerr, EH, 1:08.6. 3, Christina Lu, S, 1:17.2. 50 FREE - 1, Jeskey, EH, 47.7. 2, Jesser, EH, 48.5. 3, Chapman, EH, 51.7. 200 FREE RELAY - 1, Echo Hollow, 3:29.6. 2, Echo Hollow, 4:18.1. AGES 13-14 100 IM - 1, Gwyn Lecavalier, A, 2:22.4. 2, Alexis Jeffreys, S, 2:36.3. 50 BUTTERFLY - 1, Jeffreys, S, 1:15.7. 50 BACK - 1, Lecavalier, A, 1:03.6. 2, Jeffreys, S, 1:07.9. 3, Danielle Zeitz, A. 1:09.5. 100 FREE - 1, Kristen Chapman, EH, 1:51.3. 2, Paige Jeskey, EH, 1:58.4. 50 BREAST - 1, Danielle Zeitz, A, 1:08.6. 2, Jeffreys, S, 1:08.8. Lecavalier, A, 1:09.0. 50 FREE - 1, Zeitz, A, 57.3. 2, Lecavalier, A, 57.9. TEAM SCORES - Individual events: Sheldon 554, Echo Hollow 522, Amazon 357. Relays: Echo Hollow 182, Sheldon 80, Amazon 0. JULY 20 WATER POLO RESULTS AGES 11 AND YOUNGER - Amazon 5, Echo Hollow 0. Sheldon 4, Echo Hollow 0. Sheldon 3, Amazon 0. AGES 12-14 - Amazon 8, Sheldon 0. TRACK & FIELD USATF USATF United States of America Track and Field (governing body for T&F, Race Walking & Distance Running) Junior Olympic Region 13 Championships At Seattle LOCALS IN THE TOP 10 (Club affiliations: EV=Emerald Valley; TC=Track City; 2R=2Rivers; Cro=Crow Throws Plus; Pre=Prefontaine; Yaq=Yaquina.) BANTAM GIRLS 100: 10, Karina Clark, TC, 15.92. Long jump: 6, Clark, TC, 11-4 1/2 . MIDGET GIRLS 100: 6, Peyton Babb, Pre, 14.29. 400: 6, Aliyah aliyah (Hebrew; “ascending”) In Judaism, the honour, accorded to a worshiper, of being called up to read an assigned passage from the Torah at Sabbath morning services; or Jewish immigration to Israel. Gallup, 2R, 1:05.83. 1500 race walk: 1, Rebekah Rust, TC, 10:57.76. 80 hurdles: 3, Sarah Goodale, EV, 14.60. 8, Cassidy Roberts, TC, 15.86. 9, Daschel Franz, EV, 16.00. 4x100 relay: 7, Emerald Valley (Franz, Jodie Beechem, Goodale, Rachel Thurn), 58.79. Pentathlon: 3, Sarah Goodale, EV, 2,294 points. 5, Cassidy Roberts, TC, 1,846. High jump: 2 (tie), Goodale, EV, 4-5. 5, Roberts, TC, 4-1 1/4 . Shot put: 8, Hayley Kau, Cro, 21-8 3/4 . Discus: 2, Kiana Murray, Yaq, 70-7. 6, Kau, Cro, 48-11 3/4 . Javelin: 4, Kau, Cro, 79-7 1/2 . MIDGET BOYS 100: 5, Mitch Horning, TC, 13.94. 400: 3, Ryan Fisher, TC, 1:02.65. 800: 4, Fisher, TC, 2:23.66. 80 hurdles: 7, Brandon Williams, TC, 15.07. 4x100 relay: 2, Track City (Williams, Horning, Tucker Hines, Fisher), 54.09. High jump: 6, Tyler Abrahamson, EV, 4-3 1/4 . Pentathlon: 7, Nathan Moore
Nathan Moore (born Nathan Marcellus Moore, 10 January 1965, in Stamford Hill, London, England) is a singer, one time boyband member and pop idol manager. , 2R, 1,396. Long jump: 8, Spencer Traxtle, 2R, 13-3 3/4 . Shot put: 2, Tanner Eastlick, Cro, 35-2. Discus: 1, Eastlick, Cro, 107-9. YOUTH GIRLS 800: 6, Nora Wilson, EV, 2:29.81. 8, Sydney Snook snook: see bass, fish. snook Any of about eight species (genus Centropomus) of tropical marine fishes that are long and silvery and have two dorsal fins, a long head, and a large mouth with a projecting lower jaw. , Pre, 2:33.88. 100 hurdles: 1, Kristin Clark, TC, 15.86. 200 hurdles: 5, Ashton Mann, Pre, 32.31. 6, Casey Bingham, Cro, 33.39. 4x800 relay: 3, Crow Throws Plus (Laura Grube, Sarah Sherman, Bingham, Victoria Wilson), 12:17.19. Pentathlon: 3, Clark, TC, 2,491. High jump: 4 (tie), Olivia Houser, TC, 4-11. Pole vault pole vault Track-and-field event consisting of a vault for height over a crossbar with the aid of a long pole. It became a competitive sport in the mid-19th century and was included in the first modern Olympic Games. : 1, Colleen Walsh, 2R, 9-6 1/4 . 2, Lindsey Wright, Pre, 8- 1/2 . Long jump: 1, Clark, TC, 16-2 5/8. 3 (tie), Houser, TC, 15-3 1/2 . Triple jump: 8, Mann, Pre, 28-8 1/4 . 10, Tara Lovell, 2R, 27-5 1/2 . Shot put: 9, Jaclyn Merlo, EV, 35-2. Discus: 2, Merlo, EV, 107-1. 6, Grube, Cro, 84-1 1/2 . Javelin: 5, Grube, Cro, 98-2. YOUTH BOYS 100 hurdles: 4, Curran Mendez, TC, 15.85. 6, Turner Maxwell, EV, 16.48. 200 hurdles: 5, Maxwell, EV, 28.54. Pole vault: 1, Oshay Dunmire, Yaq, 9-6. 2, Zach Brown, Yaq, 9-0. Long jump: 6, Mendez, TC, 16-3 1/4 . Triple jump: 5, Maxwell, EV, 34- 3/4 . Shot put: 1, Javan Gray, EV, 48-2 1/2 . 3, Joshua Betschart, 2R, 39-4 1/2 . Discus: 1, Gray, EV, 146-1 1/2 . 5, Dunmire, Yaq, 102-11 1/2 . Javelin: 1, Gray, EV, 189-6 1/2 (New national age group record). INTERMEDIATE GIRLS Pole vault: 5, Samantha Clark Samuel and Samantha Clark not only work together but are also husband and wife, and have both cooked at leading restaurants such as the Eagle gastropub and The River Cafe. Sharing a passion for the Moorish regions, they joined forces to open Moro in Clerkenwell in Spring 1997. , Pre, 9-6 1/2 . Javelin: 5, Linsey Kau, Cro, 103-7. INTERMEDIATE BOYS 1,500: 6, Brandon Bouchet, Cro, 4:39.89. 3,000: 4, Bouchet, Cro, 10:05.95. Triple jump: 1, Caleb Kruse, Pre, 44-0. YOUNG WOMEN Pole vault: 3 (tie), Moriah Roberge, Pre, and Misty Corwin, Yaq, 10-11 3/4 . 8 (tie), Amber Wiley, Pre, 10-0. Long jump: 2, Corinne McWilliams, 2R, 15-5 3/4 . Triple jump: 9, McWilliams, 2R, 30-3. YOUNG MEN 800: 3, Joshua Frasier, Pre, 1:58.03. 1,500: 3, Frasier, Pre, 4:10.89. All-Comers Youth Meet At South Eugene H.S. JULY 18 EVENT WINNERS GIRLS AGE 7 SOFTBALL THROW - Jordan Wormdahl, 60-5. LONG JUMP - Wormdahl, 9-3. 100 - Taryn Sosnoski, 17.5. 200 - Ashley Guldager, 39.5. 400 - Kami Walk, 1:38.4. 800 - Austin Brown, 4:07.1. AGE 8 SOFTBALL THROW - Jenna Gray, 62-1. LONG JUMP - Alexandra Tatum, 10-8. 100 - Tatum, 16.1. 200 - Tatum, 35.2. 400 - Hana Resch, 1:31.5. 800 - Amber Prevedello, 3:35.0. AGE 9 SOFTBALL THROW - Kendall Fox, 73-3. LONG JUMP - Fox, 9-4. 100 - Fox, 16.3. 200 - Casey Saute, 39.3. 800 - Taylor Carmen Carmen throws over lover for another. [Fr. Lit.: Carmen; Fr. Opera: Bizet, Carmen, Westerman, 189–190] See : Faithlessness Carmen the cards repeatedly spell her death. [Fr. 3:25.8. AGE 10 SOFTBALL THROW - Samantha Goodale, 90-2. DISCUS - Kaysey Demarce, 39-4. SHOT PUT - Goodale, 18-5. HIGH JUMP -Elizabeth Prevedello, 3-8. LONG JUMP - Prevedello, 12-2. 80 HURDLES - Geneva Geneva, canton and city, Switzerland Geneva (jənē`və), Fr. Genève, canton (1990 pop. 373,019), 109 sq mi (282 sq km), SW Switzerland, surrounding the southwest tip of the Lake of Geneva. Lehnert, 15.9. 100 - Lehnert, 15.2. 200 - Victoria, 35.7. 400 - Danielle Dover, 1:34.3. 800 - Prevedello, 3:16.5. AGE 11 SOFTBALL THROW - Akayla Devecart, 101-2. HIGH JUMP - Cassidy Roberts, 4-2. LONG JUMP - Roberts, 11-6. 80 HURDLES - Roberts, 14.4. 100 - Roberts, 14.4. 200 - Carrie Fox, 33.6. 400 - Geneva Lehnert, 1:15.7. 800 - Madeline Deless, 3:01.8. AGE 12 SOFTBALL THROW - Lauren Sibole, 75-5. DISCUS - Sibole, 52-0. HIGH JUMP - Sarah Goodale, 4-6. LONG JUMP - Kacie Hargett, 12-10. 80 HURDLES - Goodale, 14.1. 100 - Jessica Stipek, 14.1. 200 - Stipek, 29.6. 400 - Stipek, 1:12.3. MILE - Katherine McGraw, 2:50.8. BOYS AGE 7 SOFTBALL THROW - Spencer Wilson, 78-9. LONG JUMP - Jack Love, 8-8 1/2 . 100 - Parker Wright, 40.3. 200 - Wright, 40.3. 400 - Wright, 1:27.2. 800 - Wright, 3:17.5. AGE 8 SOFTBALL THROW - Chandler Turner, 89-4. LONG JUMP - Ryan Walk, 9-9. 100 - Walk, 16.4. 200 - Walk, 35.6. 400 - Wally Ceccanese, 1:31.2. 800 - Jenner Higgins, 3:11.4. AGE 9 SOFTBALL THROW - West Oden, 81-9. LONG JUMP - Aidan Brown, 10-8. 80 HURDLES - Davis Holland, 19.8. 100 - Moses Woogerd, 16.5. 200 - Cade O'Conner, 34.5. 400 - Woogerd, 1:21.8. 800 - Jackson Mestler, 3:31.1. AGE 10 SOFTBALL THROW - Jonathon Saylor, 109-3. DISCUS - Canyon Travers, 47-1. SHOT PUT - Travers, 21-4. HIGH JUMP - Mason Beebe, 3-6. LONG JUMP - Damen Hargett, 12-8. 100 - Clay Whipp, 14.5. 200 - Dalen Hargett, 32.3. 400 - Whipp, 1:15.7. 800 - Syrus Jin, 3:19.6. AGE 11 SOFTBALL THROW - Bryce Palahniuk, 117-4. DISCUS - Palahniuk, 68-2. SHOT PUT - Palahniuk, 24-9. HIGH JUMP - Tyler Abramson, 4-6. LONG JUMP - Spencer Traxtle, 14-3. 100 -Traxtle, 14.9. 200 - Traxtle, 31.8. 400 - Austin Turner, 1:23.5. 800 - Kanobe Boosinger, 4:10.2. AGE 12 SOFTBALL THROW - Kaelen Byrum, 146-5. HIGH JUMP - Taylor Noll, 4-6. LONG JUMP - Weston LaMora, 15-2. 80 HURDLES - Coleman Byrum, 14.1. 100 - LaMora, 12.8. 200 - T.J. Mcintyre, 29.3. 400 - Hayden Dover, 1:19.3. 800 - LaMora, 2:50.2. |
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