Community Sports Page.Byline: The Register-Guard PAYTON MOORE, 9 (left), of Harrisburg, and DAVID David, in the Bible David, d. c.970 B.C., king of ancient Israel (c.1010–970 B.C.), successor of Saul. The Book of First Samuel introduces him as the youngest of eight sons who is anointed king by Samuel to replace Saul, who had been deemed a failure. TENA TENA Test and Training Enabling Architecture TENA Tennessee Emergency Number Association (see also NENA) , 9, of Elmira, are having outstanding seasons for the North Eugene Wrestling Club. Moore, a second-year wrestler who attends fourth grade at Harrisburg Elementary School elementary school: see school. , won all four of his matches with first-round pins at the recent Classic Qualifier tournament in Coos Bay Coos Bay (k  s), city (1990 pop. 15,076), Coos co., SW Oreg., a port of entry on Coos Bay; founded 1854 as Marshfield, inc. 1874, renamed 1944. .
Tena, who attends Elmira Elementary School, won his six matches at Coos
Bay and is now 40-5 through last week's Oregon Classic at Redmond.
Both Moore and Tena wrestle in the midget division. Another local wrestler having a great year is 11-year-old LUCAS HUBBARD of the Churchill Wrestling Club. Hubbard, a 117-pound novice, is in his first year of club wrestling, with a 19-4 record following last week's third-place finish Noun 1. third-place finish - a finish in third place (as in a race) finish - designated event that concludes a contest (especially a race); "excitement grew as the finish neared"; "my horse was several lengths behind at the finish"; "the winner is the team with the at the Oregon Classic. Some locals will wrestle at Canby next weekend, but looming a week later is the Feb. 1 state championships at Tillamook. WRESTLING INSTRUCTION - 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. wrestling coach John Scott There are many people who have been called John Scott: Politicians
mercurialisannua. ages 5-14 will be Tuesday and Thursday, this week and next, 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the SEHS SEHS South Eugene High School wrestling room at the west end of the building. The cost is $10 and includes a T-shirt. Contact: Randy Enders, 683-8717. WOMEN WALK THE MARATHON - The region's premier training program for marathon walkers, Women Walk the Marathon, will hold an open question and answer session from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Friday in the Springfield Public Library meeting room. The forum is free and open to the public. Women Walk the Marathon is a coed program that makes a finisher's medal a possibility for women and men of all ages, all shapes and sizes and all fitness experiences. FREE TRACK & FIELD CLINICS - Oregon Track Club Masters will offer another series of free track & field clinics this winter and spring. Held 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. on Sundays at 2 p.m., the sessions are open to high school age and older athletes. Former Olympian Mike Manley will open the series on Jan. 26 with a presentation on middle- and long-distance running long-distance running In track and field, any foot race over 5,000 m in length. Marathons and cross-country running are also considered long-distance events. Women rarely ran in races beyond 3,000 m until the late 20th century. . Questions: contact Dave at 343-5536. SOCCER SKILLS - Oregon United Soccer Academy will offer a Fifth Grade Winter Skills series of weekly instruction. Boys sessions begin this Wednesday and girls sessions begin Jan. 28. Emphasis will be on individual skill development. To register, contact Fraser at 683-8845 or visit www.oregonunitedsoccer.org. EUGENE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB - Indoor practice begins Tuesday, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., at the Parkside Apartments gym/basketball court at 4075 Aerial Way. Visit www.eugenerugby.com or call Mike at 338-9111 for details or directions. Spring competition begins March 1 with three consecutive home games against Bremerton, Portland and Seattle opponents. The club's 2002 annual awards were recently presented to outstanding forward Matty Springer, outstanding back Justin Burgin, most improved player In some sports, a Most Improved Player award is given to players who have improved the most over the year.
EUGENE HOUSEWIVES WOMEN'S RUGBY CLUB - Female rugby players also begin spring practice this week with 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The club welcomes all ages with no previous rugby experience nor knowledge of the game necessary. For details and practice location, contact Megan Chinburg at 338-0238, e-mail info@housewivesrugby.net or visit www.housewivesrugby.net. NOTE: Due to limited space, notices can be published only once. Announcements and results should reach The Register-Guard by Thursday noon for inclusion in the following Monday's edition. Those wishing to make Community Spotlight nominations should notify Gil Hulin in writing at The Register-Guard, P.O. Box 10188, Eugene, OR 97440, fax to 687-6674 or e-mail to ghulin@guardnet.com. BASKETBALL City of Eugene Winter Leagues MEN SUNDAY A RESULTS - ECC (1) (Error-Correcting Code) A type of memory that corrects errors on the fly. See ECC memory. (2) (Elliptic Curve Cryptography) A public key cryptography method that provides fast decryption and digital signature processing. Allstars 74, Home Insulation 69. Imperial Floors 59, Klan McLeod 44. The Swat Swat (swät), district of the Malakand division, North-West Frontier Province, Pakistan. Saidu Sharif is the capital. The largely inaccessible region is reached by air and through mountain passes from the south and east. Team 95, Duck Boys 62. STANDINGS - Imperial Floors 2-1, The Swat Team 2-1, Klan McLeod 2-1, ECC Allstars 1-2, Home Insulation 1-2, Duck Boys 1-2. SUNDAY B RESULTS - Maaco/TNT 87, Jones & Roth PC 85. March Madness March Madness may refer to:
SUNDAY C-1 RESULTS - Big Green 85, Take It Easy 37. Green Hornets 95, Richardson 71. Team Rambis 70, The Truth 61. The Good, Bad & Ugly 90, Moss Adams Moss Adams LLP is the 12th largest public accounting firm in the United States and provides accounting, tax and consulting services to public and private middle-market enterprises in many different industries. 62. STANDINGS - Team Rambis 3-0, Green Hornets 2-1, Big Green 2-1, Richardson Sports 2-1, The Good, Bad & The Ugly 1-2, Moss Adams 1-2, The Truth 1-2, Take It Easy 0-3. SUNDAY C-2 RESULTS - The Retreads 82, Shockers 77. Slo'Motion 81, Saturday Night Special Saturday Night Special A slang term used to refer to a surprise takeover attempt. Notes: The term alludes to the fact that many takeover bids are announced over the weekend in order to avoid too much publicity. 67. Info Group NW Harddrives 56, Dream Team 49. Atlas Chiropractic chiropractic (kīrəprăk`tĭk) [Gr.,=doing by hand], medical practice based on the theory that all disease results from a disruption of the functions of the nerves. 117, Five-Oh 63. STANDINGS - Atlac Chiropractic 3-0, The Retreads 3-0, Slo'Motion 2-1, Shockers 2-1, Five-Oh 1-2, Info Group NW Harddrives 1-2, Saturday Night Special 0-3, Dream Team 0-3. MONDAY C RESULTS - Poker Doggz 65, Bakery Heat 53. Team Murphy 97, Bus Drivers 87. Doc's Jocks 70, Rimreapers 63. STANDINGS - Doc's Jocks 4-0, Team Murphy 3-1, Bus Drivers 2-2, Poker Doggz 2-2, Bakery Heat 1-3, Rimreapers 0-4. MONDAY D RESULTS - Rainbow Valley Nail Blazers 42, KDI KDI Knowledge and Distributed Intelligence (NSF) KDI Korean Development Institute KDI Kernel Debug Interface KDI Kernel Downloadable Image (LynxOS) KDI Kosovo Democratic Institute 37. Rennies 52, Pacific Headwear head·wear n. A hat or other covering for the head. 41. Metal Heads 70, The KGB KGB: see secret police. KGB Russian Komitet Gosudarstvennoy Bezopasnosti (“Committee for State Security”) Soviet agency responsible for intelligence, counterintelligence, and internal security. 67. STANDINGS - The KGB 3-1, Metal Heads 3-1, Rennies 3-1, Rainbow Valley Nail Blazers 2-2, Pacific Headwear 1-3, KDI 0-4. WEDNESDAY 40+ RESULTS - Johnny Lasso 52, Shelton Turnbull Solutions 36. Timbers 73, Net Prophets 50. Team Bob 75, Rattle Cans 54. STANDINGS - Timbers 4-0, Team Bob 4-0, Johnny Lasso 2-2, Rattle Cans 1-3, Net Prophets 1-3, Shelton Turnbull Solutions 0-4. WEDNESDAY D RESULTS - Cafe Mam 61, Rock 'n Rollers 54. Taco Bell Taco Bell Corp., a subsidiary of Yum! Brands, Inc., is a Mexican-style quick service restaurant chain based in Irvine, California, United States. The restaurant has locations primarily in the United States and Canada, but also operates outlets in several other markets. 111, Da Dux n. 1. (Mus.) The scholastic name for the theme or subject of a fugue, the answer being called the comes, or companion. 79. Krier's State Farm Insurance 96, Selco Legends 61. STANDINGS - Krier's State Farm Insurance 4-0, Taco Bell 3-1, Selco Legends 3-1, Cafe Mam 2-2, Rock 'n Rollers 0-4, Da Dux 0-4. THURSDAY C-1 RESULTS - Marathon Coach 58, Wannabees 48. Monapi 81, S.H.W.A.F. 74. Kernutt Stokes Brandt & Co. 103, Prime Time Players 83. STANDINGS - Monapi 4-0, Kernut Stokes Brandt & Co. 4-0, S.H.W.A.F. 2-2, Prime Time Players 1-3, Marathon Coach 1-3, Wannabees 0-4. THURSDAY C-2 RESULTS - Rage Against Decay 69, Coolestshop.com 56. Monaco 88, Bud Light X-Sports 81. King Design 101, Peacehealth-I.T. Hackers 75. STANDINGS - Monaco 4-0, King Design 3-1, Bud Light X-Sports 3-1, Rage Against Decay 1-3, Coolestshop.com 1-3, PeaceHealth-I.T. Hackers 0-4. WOMEN SUNDAY A RESULTS - Vertically Balanced 46, Wild Runners 44. Cutters 65, Tanner Insurance 56. STANDINGS -Cutters 3-0, Vertically Balanced 2-1, Tanner Insurance 1-1, Windermere 0-2, Wild Runners 0-2. SUNDAY B RESULTS - United 47, The Springers 37. Coaches' Athletic Supply 48, Lane Ducks 39. Windermere 54, Shepard & Wagner 48 (nl). STANDINGS - United 3-0, Shepard & Wagner 2-0, Coaches' Athletic Supply 1-1, The Springers 0-2, Lame Ducks 0-3. Willamalane Parks District Winter Leagues MEN MONDAY C RESULTS - Eastside Faith Center 70, Brothers in the House 52. Bear Mountain 94, BOHICA (humour) BOHICA - /bo-hee-ka/ Bend Over, Here It Comes Again. 92. NPI NPI National Provider Identifier, see there 97, Eastside Faith Center 46. Bear Mountain 73, Eastside Faith Center 53. BOHICA 75, Brothers in the House 53. NPI 106, Brothers in the House 67. STANDINGS - NPI 2-0, Bear Mountain 2-0, BOHICA 1-1, Eastside Faith Center 1-2, Brothers in the House 0-3. MONDAY D RESULTS - Emmanuel Christian 101, Washington Mutual “WaMu” redirects here. For the Washington, DC radio station, see WAMU. Washington Mutual (or WaMu; NYSE: WM) is the United States' largest savings and loan association. 72. Totally Cellular 95, Oregon Metro CU 86. Emmanuel Christian 77, Pacific Metal 47. Washington Mutual 78, Pacific Metal 75. Emmanuel Christian 75, Oregon Metro CU 71. Totally Cellular 89, Pacific Metal 64. STANDINGS - Emmanuel Christian 3-0, Totally Cellular 2-0, Washington Mutual 1-1, Oregon Metro CU 0-2, Pacific Metal 0-3. TUESDAY E RESULTS - Bakery Bombers 86, Busy "B" 60. The Menagerie 65, Kwikee 58. Riggin Rats 86, Egge Rock Heads 48. Trouble Shooters 63, Advanced Cabinet 34. Kwikee 59, Busy "B" 56. The Menagerie 53, Trouble Shooters 36. Riggin Rats 61, Advanced Cabinet 35. Egge Rock Heads 71, Slipped Discs 37. STANDINGS - The Menagerie 2-0, Riggin Rats 2-0, Bakery Bombers 1-0, Kwikee 1-1, Trouble Shooters 1-1, Egge Rock Heads 1-1, Slipped Discs 0-1, Advanced Cabinet 0-2, Busy "B" 0-2. WEDNESDAY D RESULTS - 10-Lbs. Over 76, John Hyland Construction 45. Lakers 82, Hammerheads 78. Roofline roof·line n. The profile of or silhouette made by a roof or series of roofs. 72, Emerald Property Mgmt. 62. Tire Factory 94, Lunatics 80. Hammerheads 83, Lunatics 71. Lakers 106, Emerald Property Mgmt. 87. Tire Factory 77, John Hyland Construction 62. Roofline 71, 10-Lbs. Over 38. STANDINGS - Tire Factory 2-0, Roofline 2-0, Lakers 2-0, 10-Lbs. Over 1-1, Hammerheads 1-1, Emerald Property Mgmt. 0-2, Lunatics 0-2, John Hyland Construction 0-2. THURSDAY D RESULTS -True Value #1 91, True Value #2 75. Burnt Onion Heads 90, Central Auto Body Paint 48. Sanipac 63, Live Squad Live Squad is an American hip hop group consisting of the members Stretch, Majesty and K-Lowe. The group signed to Tommy Boy Records in 1991. The band released a double A side record Murderahh!/Heartless in 1992 before getting dropped for being too hardcore in 1993. 57. Grant's Landscape 75, Sand Clan 66. Live Squad 76, Grant's Landscape 72. Burnt Onion Heads 76, Sand Clan 49. True Value #1 87, Sanipac 66. Central Auto Body Paint 62, True Value #2 60. STANDINGS - True Value #1 2-0, Burnt Onion Heads 2-0, Sanipac 1-1, Grant's Landscape 1-1, Central Auto Body Paint 1-1, Live Squad 1-1, True Value #2 0-2, Sand Clan 0-2. BOWLING Strike City MEN HIGH GAMES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Terry Martin 300, Mike Shequin 299, Jeff True 290, Jim Gay 279, Dale Whittington Dale Whittington (September 23, 1959 - June 14, 2003), was an American racecar driver. Born in Orlando, Florida as the youngest of the three Whittington brothers. All three are sons of Dick Whittington, '50's race car owner. [1] [2]. 268, Charlie Keeler Keel´er n. 1. One employed in managing a Newcastle keel; - called also keelman ltname>. 2. A small or shallow tub; esp., one used for holding materials for calking ships, or one used for washing dishes, etc. Jr. 266, Jit Landrum 258, Pat Hogan 256, Rick Klopp 256, Dave Huston 252. SENIORS - Wayne Dillon Wayne Dillon (born May 25, 1955 in Toronto, Ontario) was a NHL and WHA center in the 1970s Career Wayne Dillon spent four years in the NHL and was known as a top scorer in the WHA and junior leagues. 242, Hank Perry William Henry Perry (July 28, 1886 - July 18, 1956), nicknamed "Socks," was a Major League Baseball player who played for the Detroit Tigers in 1912. Hank "Socks" Perry played in 13 games, 7 as the backup centerfielder to Ty Cobb, and the rest as a pinch-hitter. 240, Rich Terry 234, Jim Wilcox 233, Richard Rodarte 231, Bill Salts 224, Dave Kelley  This article or section is an autobiography, or has been extensively edited by the subject, and may not conform to Wikipedia's NPOV policy.Please see the relevant discussion on the . 215, Don Anderson 214, Bob Millie 211, Ken Hale 211. JUNIOR BOYS - David Ambrusko 258, Matt Friesen Matt Friesen is President and CTO of the software company Thirdi Software Inc. based in Vancouver, BC. He is also the founder and manager of the Rounders Hockey Team. Born in Edmonton, Alberta in 1979. He moved to his current residence in Vancouver, BC in 1990. 172, Michael Loucks 170, Derek Lewis 163, Zack Reed 160. BANTAM BOYS - Thomas Ellis Thomas Ellis (c. 1774–1832) was a Tory UK Member of Parliament representing Dublin City 1820-1826. In a by-election on 30 June, 1820 Ellis replaced the deceased former Whig MP the Right Honourable Henry Grattan. 96, Jason Grayson 85. MEN HIGH SERIES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - True 828, Whittington 737, Martin 735, True 728, Gay 717, Landrum 712, Stan Mallory 705, Shequin 689, Keller 684, Greg Mortensen 678. SENIORS - Frank Yamamoto 596, Ron Sanford 593, Anderson 587, Terry 581, Perry 579, Salts 578, Kiefer 575, Dillon 575, Cully cul·ly Archaic n. pl. cul·lies A fool or dupe. tr.v. cul·lied, cul·ly·ing, cul·lies To fool; cheat. [Perhaps from cullion.] Vaughn 563, Chuck Walling 557, Rodarte 548. JUNIOR BOYS - Ambrusko 605, Friesen 467, Loucks 458, Lewis 440, Chris Vann 436. BANTAM BOYS - Grayson 227, Ellis 204. WOMEN HIGH GAMES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Leslie Boggs 248, Kathy Heinz 235, Donna Chittenden 233, Jennifer McAlexander 222, Karen Buckingham 215, Debbie Marshall 214, Jennie Jones 210, Donna Heisler 206, Beverly Welch 197, Linda Wright 196. SENIORS - Peggy Salts 214, Pat Dillon 210, Letha Dave 186, Betty Howard 182, Leona Hyde 182, Lois Reiersgaard 182, Beulah Tweedy 181, Jean Rothrock 179, Eleanor Jenkins 178, Jo Bray 177, Alice Adank 176, Doris Forcia 174. JUNIOR GIRLS - Becky Jeffers 205, Jesse Brumback 166, Brittney Jeffers 161, Kim Beeley 155, Katie Bowles 149. BANTAM GIRL - Brittany Farmer 77. WOMEN HIGH SERIES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Heinz 593, Buckingham 591, Chittenden 571, Welch 558, Marshall 554, Wright 538, Boggs 528, Heisler 525, McAlexander 519, Jones 518. SENIORS - Dave 522, Salts 514, Howard 508, Reiersgaard 502, Forcia 499, Betty Kinports 499, Bray 489, Beulah Tweedy 480, Lavonne Wilcox 479, Rothrock 475, Adank 475, Jenkins 473. JUNIOR GIRLS - Br. Jeffers 480, Be. Jeffers 453, Brumback 444, Beeley 443, Bowles 369. BANTAM GIRL - Farmer 220. Southtowne Lanes MEN HIGH GAMES TOP LEAGUE SCORES -Lanny Thomason 298, Mike Bamer 290, Joe Kiefer 279, John White 268, Bob Huntley 267, Jim Christensen 267, Dan Pittman 259, Mike Gamson 249, Jerry Strong 244, Chuck Kiefer 235. MEN HIGH SERIES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Thomason 737, J. Kiefer 717, White 706, Darrel Mullins 700, C. Kiefer 664, Gamson 664, Strong 661, Christensen 655, Lynn Riggs Lynn Riggs (August 31, 1899- June 29, 1954) was an author and playwright from Tulsa, Oklahoma. He was educated at the Eastern University Preparatory School in Claremore, Oklahoma, and the University of Oklahoma, but did not graduate. 644, Kevin Flory 639. WOMEN HIGH GAMES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Koleen Kelly 290, Cathy Flory 247, Joyce Kiefer 235, Brandi Strong 227, Jody Gilmore 220. WOMEN HIGH SERIES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Kelly 711, Tori White 616, Strong 591, Flory 598, Sondra Mullins 581. Emerald Lanes MEN HIGH GAMES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Mike Stevens 287, Rod Mooers 280, Mike Maahs 278, Chuck Walling 277, Cory Farstad 276, Andrew Smith 276, Sean Williams 275, Tim Degrenier 273, Don Randall 269, Ty Hershberger 268. JUNIOR BOYS - David Jackson 235, Brendan Hodges 229, Steve Rosales 219. MEN HIGH SERIES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Degrenier 776, Lynn Hagues 743, Mike Maahs 739, Steve Pechar 737, Bob Humbert 734, Mark Maahs 733, Brad Marks 732, Farstad 731, Williams 730, Mooers 726. JUNIOR BOYS - Jackson 670, Hodges 623, Rosales 575. WOMEN HIGH GAMES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Jennifer Marks 266, Yolanda Hagues 256, Kim Zitek 247, Sheila Blackburn 234, Mary Curl 234, Karla Holdridge 234, Joyce Clayborn 233, Nan Harrison 233, Candy Goble 228, Joyce Pukahi 227. JUNIOR GIRL - Lindsay Susbauer 224. WOMEN HIGH SERIES TOP LEAGUE SCORES - Hagues 676, Curl 617, Zitek 616, Pukahi 608, Debbie Cleverly 602, Clayborn 601, Harrison 599, Joan Given 598, Goble 598, Holdridge 597. JUNIOR GIRL - Susbauer 630. Firs Bowl JUNIOR LEAGUE BOYS BANTAMS - Andrew Sombs 107 game/271 series, Ryan Lein 106/267, Brandon Stone Jr. 79/211, Cole Brown 88/201, Christopher Almasie 81/186. PREPS - Matt Nassetta 161/449, Brad Wile 172/418, Justin Predko 123/329, Paul Smith 109/268, Brett Brown /250, Trevar White 102/. JUNIORS - Chad Hagues 200/537, Josh Gukenberger 167/473, Jake Charlson 151/403, Cory Stratton 147/395, Jared Coats /379, Kenny Alovord 156/. MAJORS - Ryan Toy 255/642, Eric Given /581, Jason Sprague 208/575, Ryan Charboneau 235/560, Matt Mathiesen 210/531, Darrin Allen 243/. JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS BANTAMS - Chelsea Lein 98/251, Monique Kiefer 120/250, Chalene Parmelee 36/86. PREPS - Ashley Scott 89/261, Kayla Summers 85/218, Cecilia Tobon 96/215, Vanessa Tobon 71/158. JUNIORS - Ainsley Jackson 171/456, Shawna White 157/394, Katie Given 123/318. MAJORS - Alya Velkinberg 144/401, Andrea Stone 131/386, Deann Allen 144/374, Danielle Rogers 114/326. Timber Bowl JUNIOR LEAGUE BOYS BANTAM - Zachary Bromagem 55 game/151 series. PREP - Steven Cantrell 121/326. JUNIORS - Travis Bromley 230/530, Josh Frank 188/457, Eli Cole III 209/455, Steven Meissner 144/422. MAJORS - Jerry Millier 242/622, Danny Zaklan 223/617, Tyler Smith 219/573, Jesse Bromley 172/464, Ben Smith 210/458, Bobby Crossley 182/453, Chris Brower 186/447. JUNIOR LEAGUE GIRLS BANTAM - Hayley Leno 80/204. PREPS - Kellie Musgrove 135/308, Jessica Radiske 98/237. JUNIORS - Heidi Olson 166/441, Kylie Sheldon 187/421, Kelsee Leno 153/403, Kristiena Radiske 162/388. MAJORS - Jessica Meduna 196/556, Amberle Mathews 190/533, Breann Craytor 173/438. FLYING DISC City of Eugene Winter Leagues COED WEDNESDAY A RESULTS - Air Damp 17, In the Fog 13. Slick Disc 15, Walk'n on Water 14. STANDINGS - Air Damp 1-0, Slick Disc 1-0, In the Fog 0-1, Walk'n on Water 0-1. GOLF Senior Tuesday At Riveridge Golf Course TWO-MAN BEST BALL 1, Joe Levelle/Jim Green, 60. 2, Terry Platt/Bob Logerquist, 61. 3, Curt Spanton/Dean McBee, 63. GYMNASTICS Crash and Learn At Eugene KJ GYMNASTICS RESULTS LEVEL 8 VAULT - Kerry Schaffer 8.10, Stephanie Overholt 7.75. BARS - Overholt 8.55, Schaffer 8.25. BEAM - Overholt 9.10, Schaffer 8.70. FLOOR - Overholt 8.70, Schaffer 8.60. ALL-AROUND - Overholt 34.10, Schaffer 33.65. Icicle Invitational At Tigard KJ GYMNASTICS RESULTS LEVEL 8 VAULT - Stephanie Overholt 7.95, Kerry Schaffer 7.80. BARS - 6, Schaffer 8.10, Overholt 8.05. BEAM - 6, Schaffer 8.25, Overholt 8.05. FLOOR - 6, Overholt 8.50, Schaffer 8.35. ALL-AROUND - Overholt 32.55, Schaffer 32.50. ICE HOCKEY Ice Center Hockey Leagues ADULT WINTER "A" LEAGUE RESULTS - Yellow 5, Blue 1. Red Dog Right 9, Gray 0. STANDINGS - Red Dog Right 9-1-2, Yellow 5-5-2, Blue 5-6-1, Gray 2-9-1. ADULT WINTER "B" LEAGUE RESULTS - Black 5, Ice Holes 1. Lite Green 3, Bandits 3. STANDINGS - Lite Green 7-2-3, Bandits 6-4-2, Black 5-6-1, Ice Holes 2-8-2. ADULT WINTER "C" LEAGUE RESULTS - Cyclone on Ice 5, Emerald Green 1. White Trash 3, Maroon 1. STANDINGS - White Trash 7-4-1, Emerald Green 7-4-1, Cyclone on Ice 4-6-2, Maroon 4-8-0. POOL Inter-City Pool League STANDINGS - Goshen #1 103, Goshen #2 102, Rowdies 99, Fall Creek #1 92, Fall Creek #2 81, The Stones 79, 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. #2 73, Round Up 73, Buckhorn #1 69, TJ's 68, Pub 51. RUNNING Road Run/Walk Calendar Upcoming Events SATURDAY, FEB. 1 - South Coast Running Club presents a five-mile Prediction Run and three-mile walk beginning at 9 a.m. at Dawson's Sports Central in downtown Coos Bay. The entry fee includes an award and a homemade chili feed. Contact: Pete Dawson, (541) 267-6329. SUNDAY, FEB. 9 - The seventh annual Truffle truffle (trŭf`əl) [Fr.], subterranean edible fungus that forms a mutually beneficial (symbiotic) relationship with the roots of certain trees and plants. The part of the fungus used as food is the ascoma, the fruiting body of the fungus. Shuffle two-mile walk/run and four-mile run takes place 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. at a new start time of 1:30 p.m. The kids fun run starts at 2:30 p.m. Every paid entrant receives a long-sleeve T-shirt and a truffle. Awards will be given in individual and team categories and there will be random prizes. Early registration through Feb. 1 is $18 for adults, $15 for students. The kids run is free. A late fee of $5 applies after Feb. 1. Proceeds benefit Bolden Options, a running and skill mentoring program for at-risk adolescent youth. Online registration is available at www.goodrace.com. In-person registration can be completed at Nike Eugene, Fenton & Lee and Committed Partners for Youth (1591 Willamette St.). SATURDAY, FEB. 15 - The 26th annual Couples Classic starts and finishes at River Road park, 1400 Lake Dr. Start time is 9:30 a.m. The 5K course loops through residential streets. Runners and walkers can compete as two-person teams, or as individuals. Awards are based on combined times and age categories. Entry fee is $16 per runner with T-shirt by Feb. 11, or $8 without shirt through day of race. Online registration is available at www.goodrace.com. SATURDAY, MARCH 1 - South Coast Running Club presents the Run of Two Cities, actually a 10K run and 5K run/walk, beginning at 9 a.m. at Mingus Park in Coos Bay. The event benefits Oregon Special Olympics and the entry fee is $5. Contact: Tim Wall, 269-5169. SATURDAY, MARCH 15 - Sheldon High School's 26th annual "Run for the Shamrock" fund-raiser includes a kids mile at 9:10 a.m., 5,000-meter walk and 5,000-meter fun run at 9:30 a.m. and 10,000-meter race at 10 a.m., all at Alton Baker Park. There will be 14 age groups in five-year intervals. Entry fee is $13 with T-shirt, $7 without, through March 13. Registration takes place at Shamrock Flowers and Gifts in the Sheldon Plaza. All funds benefit Sheldon High School Sheldon High School may refer to:
SWIMMING Willamalane Swim Club 2003 Rotary Meet At Willamalane Pool LOCAL GIRLS IN TOP THREE AGE 8 AND YOUNGER 100 IM - 3, Regan Shattuck-Smallwood, RRSC RRSC Radial Reflector Shipping Container , 1:42.04. 25 FREE - 2, Shattuck-Smallwood, RRSC, 17.99. 50 FREE - 2, Shattuck-Smallwood, RRSC, 37.20. 3, Hannah Bennion, CGAL CGAL Computational Geometry Algorithms Library CGAL Computational Geometry Algorithm Library , 39.79. 25 BACK - 3, Bennion, CGAL, 21.27. AGE 9-10 100 IM - 1, Kaila Lee, EY, 1:13.91. 3, Heaney, SCAT, 1:17.14. 100 FREE - 1, Lee, EY, 1:03.73. 2, Heaney, SCAT, 1:10.43. 3, Mollahan, RRSC, 1:11.11. 50 FLY - 1, Lee, EY, 31.60. 2, Heaney, SCAT, 31.73. 50 FREE - 1, Lee, EY, 28.38. 3, Heaney, SCAT, 30.85. 50 BACK - 1, Lee, EY, 33.41. 3, Kelly McGrath, RRSC, 37.57. 100 BREAST - 1, Lee, EY, 1:25.87. 3, Jasmer, SCAT, 1:27.82. AGE 10 AND YOUNGER 200 FREE RELAY - 2, South Coast Aquatic Team (Rachel Heaney, Michelle Jasmer, Gabe Deen, Leah Lau), 2:19.69. 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 3, South Coast Aquatic Team (Deen, Jasmer, Heaney, Lau), 2:39.35. AGE 11-12 100 FREE - 3, Paige Irvin, RRSC, 1:03.46. 50 FLY - 3, Sarah Harsey, CGAL, 32.25. AGE 13-14 100 FREE - 2, Aubrey Vaughn, SCAT, 57.30. 200 IM - 2, Vaughn, SCAT, 2:23.78. 200 FLY - 1, Jessica Walker, SCAT, 2:24.52. 200 BREAST - 1, Kaley Brownell, SCAT, 2:39.30. 3, Jackie Ledbetter, 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) , 2:49.25. 500 FREE - 3, Vaughn, SCAT, 5:34.90. 50 FREE - 1, Sarah Snyder, ECSC ECSC: see European Coal and Steel Community. , 26.31. 3, Vaughn, SCAT, 26.80. 100 BREAST - 1, Monteleone, ECSC, 1:13.27. 2, Brownell, SCAT, 1:13.30. 3, Amanda Fitzgerald, EY, 1;14.34. 100 FLY - 1, Vaughn, SCAT, 1:03.35. 2, Snyder, ECSC, 1:05.01. 200 FREE - 2, Vaughn, SCAT, 2:04.00. AGE 14-AND-YOUNGER 200 FREE RELAY - 1, Eugene City Swim Club (Mali Joiner join·er n. 1. A carpenter, especially a cabinetmaker. 2. Informal A person given to joining groups, organizations, or causes. , Leah Leighter, Chandell Monteleone, Sarah Snyder), 1:52.25. 200 MEDLEY RELAY - 2, Eugene City Swim Club, 2:09.58. AGE 15-18 200 FREE RELAY - 1, Eugene City Swim Club (Sarit Gluz, Tori Evans, Laura Fay, Adriana Quirke), 1:48.07. 2, Eugene 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. (Emma Katz, Emily Byers, Chelsea Watkins, Luketan Somnasong), 1:58.22. 100 FREE - 1, Kacie Hogan, WSC, 58.20. 2, Fay, ECSC, 58.83. 3, Gluz, ECSC, 59.48. 200 IM - 3, Somnasong, EY, 2:46.33. 200 FLY - 1, Adriana Quirke, ECSC, 2:16.17. 2, Fay, ECSC, 2:25.53. 3, Gluz, ECSC, 2:26.59. 100 BACK - 3, Evans, ECSC, 1:14.40. 500 FREE - 2, Gluz, ECSC, 5:45.17. 3, Watkins, EY, 6:13.86. |
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