B4 •The World • Saturday,March 29,2014
Community Sports
Knutsen adds another record THE WORLD
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South Coast Aquatic Te a m sw i m m e r G ra c e Knutsen earned her second state record in the p a s t fe w we e k s a n d improved her record in the other event during the N o r t h we s t A ge G ro u p Regionals at Federal Way, Wash., last weekend. Knutsen took over the national lead in the 400-yard individual medley for the 1112 age group with her time of 4 minutes, 32.92 seconds, which also improved her
state record in the event. She also set a new state record in the 200 freestyle with her time of 1:54.71. In all, Knutsen won all six of her events in the meet. Natalie Cheal, Vianka Hoyer, Bella Jones, Jerrad Perez-Duncan and Makenna Roberts also had top-10 finishes in the meet for SCAT. Others who competed were Konrad Hoyer, David Roberts and Kenneth Shepherd. Results for the group are listed in today’s Community Scoreboard.
Gymnastics Plus athletes who competed in the state championships last weekend include, standing from left to right, Grace Roderick, Parker Stocker, Kenna Jones, Julie Gage, Callista Martin and Elise Martin; and doing the splits, Rowan Colby, Abbie Curtis and Payton Davidson.
Gymnasts compete at state meet THE WORLD Nine Gymnastics Plus athletes competed in the Oregon State Optional Championships last weekend in Salem. Rowan Colby and Callista
Martin had the best finishes among the girls, finishing sixth in the all-around in the Level 6 senior and Level 7 junior age groups, respectively. Elise Martin and Abbie Curtis finished just behind
Callista Martin in seventh and eighth for their division. Others who competed for Gymnastics Plus were Parker Stocker, Kenna Jones, Julie Gage, Grace Roderick and Payton Davidson. Khaley
Aguilar qualified for the meet, but did not participate. Results are included in the Community Scoreboard. Gymnastics Plus is part of the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon.
Boys & Girls Club plans Texas hold ‘em event THE WORLD
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Tess Garrett, left, was MVP of the seventh-grade division, while Mallory Heyer was outstanding defender for the eighth-grade bracket.
Area teams win titles in Shark Shootout THE WORLD A couple of South Coast teams won their divisions in the fourth annual South Coast Shootout, hosted by the South Coast Sharks last weekend. The North Bend fifthgrade boys, fresh off a second-place finish at the state tournament in central Oregon, won their age group. The Coos Bay Area Basketball Lady Rebels played in two different divisions, winning the seventhgrade division and placing second in the eighth-grade division. Tess Garrett was the most valuable player for the seventh-grade division and Mallory Heyer was the outstanding defensive player in the eighth-grade division. Garrett, Heyer, Gracie Brugnoli, Alex Locati and Halle Layton were named to the all-tournament team.
In the eighth-grade division, the team lost to the Springfield Dream Team in the championship game. In the seventh-grade division, the squad beat teams from Humboldt, Calif., and Crescent City, Calif., and beat the South Coast Sharks of North Bend in the final. Others on the team were Marissa Erickson, Ravyn Geels, Jazmin Chavez, Melanie Cavanagh, Isabella Webster, Maddie Arzie and Taylor Dea. The Sharks were third in the eighth-grade girls division. North Bend boys teams placed second in both the sixth- and seventh-grade divisions, while Coquille’s boys placed third in the eighth-grade bracket. Other results were not available. The tournament is a fundraiser for the South Coast Sharks.
The Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon’s sports team will host a Texas hold ’em poker tournament on Saturday, April 19, to raise funds for the club’s sports programs. The event will be held at the Broadway Theatre, 240 S. Broadway in Coos Bay, with registration and seat assignments beginning at 4 p.m. and the tournament starting at 5. Early registration is recommended because seats are limited. The cost to buy in is $75 and a re-buy is $50, with an add-on also $50. The prize pool is based on participation. Proceeds will benefit the youth soccer, vol-
and track and field programs at the club. For more information or to sign up, call the Boys & Girls Club office at 541-267-3635.
The scheduled Mud Drags for this evening at Coos Bay Speedway have been canceled. The next Mud Drags will not be until Oct. 11. Last week’s winners included Bill Brown, who won the 4-6 cylinder division for the second straight week. The modified class was claimed by John Kendall. Troy Eisel finished first in road & trail division. The open class was won by Tom Howell. Ashley Walker won powder puff road & trail and
Gold Coast swimmers compete at regionals
Kindergarten Soccer The Boys & Girls Club’s kindergarten soccer program kicks off next week. The program meets from 5 to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays through April at the Southwestern Oregon Community College field. Boys and girls will learn the game of soccer while participating in fun drills and competitions with instruction by SWOCC’s players. The fee is $45 with a club membership. Call 541-2676573 for more information.
Mud drags canceled at speedway tonight THE WORLD
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Zack Holt, left, Anna Hutchens and Gavyn Tatge competed in the Ageleyball, basketball, softball Group Regionals for the Gold Coast Swim Team.
powder puff modified went to Dani Hanson for the second straight week. For ATVs, Mike McQuery won stock class while Forest Etienne won built class for the second straight week.
Drag Races On April 5 and 6, Coos Bay Speedway will host the first NHRA drag racing of the season, weather-permitting. Gates will open at 8 a.m. each morning, time trials will start at 10 a.m. and bracket racing kicks off around noon. General admission is $10 and every ticket doubles as a pit pass.
THE WORLD A trio of Gold Coast Swim Team athletes competed in the Age Group Regionals at Federal Way, Wash., last weekend. Anna Hutchins finished in
the top 10 in four of her six events. Zack Holt and Gavyn Tatge also competed in the meet. Results for the group are included in today’s Community Scoreboard.
Harless, Cox team to win Crossings tourney THE WORLD
Roberts tied Gary and Debbie Winnen for third (141). Results are listed in Greg Harless and Bobby Community Cox teamed to win the gross today’s division at the Spring Kickoff Scoreboard. Classic at Bandon Crossings Casual Fridays last weekend. The seventh-annual Harless and Cox shot a 68 on the first day of the tourna- Casual Fridays kick-off was ment and followed it with a delayed a week by Friday’s 71 to win the division with a wet weather. Golfers who participate in total of 139, two strokes betthe weekly events will earn ter than Tom Monson and points toward the seasonBrad Jennings. The golfers placed a best ending Crossings Cup comball the first day and a chap- petition in September. Each week brings a differman the second. Dewey Powers Sr. teamed ent event for the particiwith Brian Boyle to win the pants. The top eight at the net division with a two-day end of the season compete in total of 122.8. Second place a match play bracket. The weekly participation went to Steve Wilt and Mike Stavich (124.6), followed by fee is $5, with an additional Brent and Dave Hodges optional $5 buy-in for closest to the pin competitions. (126.6). Scott and Rebecca Thomas Golfers pay a discounted won the couples division with green fee. For more information, visit a total of 133.2, followed by Howard and Fran Johnson www.bandoncrossings.com (135). Roger and Donna or call 541-347-3232.
Community Scoreboard Bowling North Bend Lanes March 17-23 HIGH GAME Young at Heart Seniors — Nick Boutin 238, Richard Gutierrez 235, Jim Rucas 230; Jan Venable 186, Dolores Fincher 178, Nancy Lauth 176. Monday Juniors — Jayse Morgan 218, Jake Gerhardt 212, Dillon Woodworth 209; Bryanna Decker 209, Emily Adams 173, Josie Dixon 171. Men’s Coast — Bryan Roberts 257, Adam Slater 257, Steve Reed Sr. 247. Tuesday Senior Boomers — James Hatfield 226, Ray Holladay 204, Harry Winslow 184; Irma Koivunen 176, Judy Cutting 176, Kathy Keyes 161. Bay Area Hospital — Karl Daniel 213, Craig Wooley 212, Lloyd Lorenz 204; Janet Christensen 225, Tina Chambers 215, Lisa Wooley 214. Cosmo — Shannon Weybright 243, Tracie Ball 226, Corey Gangewer 222. Rolling Pins — Linda Nichols 279, Tracie Ball 213, Judy Cutting 179. Primers Too Seniors — Bruce Walker 266, Bob Plew 226, Rod Howell 212; Gloria Surprise 222, Linda Nichols 215, Jan Venable 191. Cash Classic — Trevor Sanne 256, Mike Hoyt 255, David Warrick 248; Shannon Weybright 220, Sandy Tammietti 218, Toni Smith 216. Men’s Varsity — David Warrick 253, Kyle Rose 251, Jason Hoffman 247, Shawn McNally 247. NASCAR/Social — Don Trent 178, Darren Bell 164, Gary Hargens 155; Connie Yeager 139, Nancy Davidson 138, Mary Ann Dub 120. Silver Tip Seniors — Berrel Vinyard 278, Nick Boutin 235, David Rutledge 229; Mary Loss 225, Linda Nichols 183, Mary Barnes 183. Timber — Karl Daniel 278, Aaron Starks 230, Terrence O’Connor 221; Lori Wright 183, Debra Huffman 181, Hanna Britton 172. J a c k - n - J i l l — Brian Fletcher 204, Matt Wadlington 194, John Dixon 194; Janet Aldropp 169, Chris Williamson 167, Laura Jorgensen 164. Sunday 12x12 — Ronnie Silva Jr. 258, Dillon Woodworth 234, Richard Thornhill 228; Aimee Peters 201, Becky Fairhurst 193, Samii McDougal 154. Sunday Reno — George Leary 236, Randy Hines 235, Michael Andrade 234; Jana Taylor 164, Lisa Duryee 146, Jessica Fellows 136. HIGH SERIES Young at Heart Seniors — Nick Boutin 661,
Richard Gutierrez 635, Berrel Vinyard 601; Nancy Lauth 497, Marge Novak 478, Colleen Morgan 471. Monday Juniors — Dillon Woodworth 561, Jake Gerhardt 531, Cameron Hartley 518; Bryanna Decker 519, Emily Adams 487, Regan Foxworthy 481. M e n ’ s C o a s t — Adam Slater 727, Bob Wohlenberg 628, Bryan Roberts 627. Tuesday Senior Boomers — James Hatfield 539, Ray Holladay 536, Harry Winslow 506; Judy Cutting 489, Irma Koivunen 475, Sandra Jacobs 455. Bay Area Hospital — Karl Daniel 629, Craig Wooley 624, Lloyd Lorenz 582; Tina Chambers 541, Lisa Wooley 529, Janet Christensen 527. Cosmo — Tracie Ball 619, Shannon Weybright 594, Corey Gangewer 587. R o l l i n g P i n s — Linda Nichols 676, Lois Cunningham 481, Carol Paulson 477. Primers Too Seniors — Bruce Walker 671, Nick Boutin 563, Chuck Parks 562; Linda Nichols 592, Gloria Surprise 553, Jan Venable 494. Cash Classic — Karl Daniel 708, Berrel Vinyard 678, Trevor Sanne 662; Toni Smith 594, Shannon Weybright 577, Stacey Nelson 571. Men’s Varsity — David Warrick 716, Shawn McNally 697, Rod Duryee 666. NASCAR/Social (two-game series) — Don Trent 329, Dave Taylor 298, Gary Hargens 297, Darren Bell 297; Connie Yeager 266, Nancy Davidson 263, Mary Ann Dub 223. Silver Tip Seniors — Berrel Vinyard 645, Nick Boutin 620, Larry Zimin 589; Mary Loss 538, Linda Nichols 511, Irma Koivunen 507. Timber — Karl Daniel 655, Ronnie Silva Jr. 629, Tom Crawford 618; Lori Wright 506, Debra Huffman 501, Cindy Daniel 461. Jack-n-Jill — Brian Fletcher 559, John Dixon 523, Matt Wadlington 513; Janis Adams 451, Julie Graham 426, Chris Williamson 415. Sunday 12x12 — Ronnie Silva Jr. 663, Tom Dill 605, Richard Thornhill 568; Aimee Peteres 555, Becky Fairhurst 472, Samii McDougal 403. Sunday Reno — Michael Andrade 655, Rod Duryee 619, George Leary 618; Jana Taylor 449, Lisa Duryee 428, Jessica Fellows 384.
Golf Bandon Crossings Casual Fridays March 21 Red Tee Gross & Net
Low Gross — Al Greenfield, 74. Low Net — Johnny Ohanesian, 68; Mark Nortness, 68; Steve Wilt, 69; Tom Gant, 70; Forrest Munger, 71; Dave Kims, 71; Dick Wold, 72; Ron Cookson, 72; Ed Atkinson,72; Brian Boyle, 75; Leigh Smith, 75; Phil Bennett, 75; Don Conn, 77; Jeff Dieu, 79; Larry Grove, 79; Wood Sabold, 79; Christo Schwartz, 81; Val Nemcek, 86. Closest to Pin — Dave Kimes (No. 6), Dick Wold (Nos. 9, 11), Tom Gant (No. 14), Brian Boyle (No. 17).
Spring Kickoff Classic March 21-22 Gross Division — Greg Harless and Bobby Cox 68-71-139, Tom Monson and Brad Jennings 67-74141. Net Division — Dewey Powers Sr. and Brian Boyle, 62-60.8-122.8, Steve Wilt and Mike Stavich 63-61.6-124.6, Brent Hodges and Dave Hodgees 60-66.6-126.6, Randy Cotton and Rick Fisher 64-63.6-128.6, Bob Wood and Steve Taormino 62-66.6-128.6, Gary Schindele and Howard Seaton 63-66-129, Dewey Powers Jr. and Alfonso Powers 66-66-132, Les Kaye and Jay Jackson 65-70-135, Phil Bennett and Dave Kimes 65-71.8-136.8, Jerry Penifold and John Herstrom 68-70.8-138.8, Bryan Owen and Kirt Fraley 6871.8-139.8, Sue Ryan and Jerry Penifold 72-73.6145.6, Robert Schmit and Gary Trtek 78-74-152, Don Yost and Jim Osborne 90-96-186. Couples Division — Scott and Rebecca Thomas 63-70.2-133.2, Howard and Fran Johnson 70-65135, Roger and Donna Roberts 71-70-141, Gary and Debbie Winnen 71-70-141. Closest to Pin Saturday — Dave Kims (No. 6), Alfonso Powers (No. 9), Jerry Penifold (No. 11), Debbie Winnen (No. 14), Sue Ryan (No. 17). Sunday — Greg Harless (No. 6), Kara Miller (No. 9), Don Yost (No. 11), Jerry Penifold (No. 14), Sue Ryan (No. 17).
Butterfly, 11, 1:14.17; 100 Individual Medley (time trial), 1:15.79. Konrad Hoyer (10) — 50 Breaststroke, 19, 39.93. Vianka Hoyer (14) — 100 Butterfly, 6, 58.69. Bella Jones (10) — 50 Freestyle, 8, 29.21; 100 Freestyle, 9, 1:03.86; 200 Freestyle, 15, 2:22.52; 50 Breaststroke (time trial), 38.65; 100 Individual Medley (time trial), 1:15.02. Grace Knutsen (12) — 200 Butterfly, 1, 2:09.58; 400 Individual Medley, 1, 4:32.92; 200 Freestyle, 1, 1:54.71; 500 Freestyle, 1, 5:14.54; 100 Butterfly, 1, 58.82; 200 Individual Medley, 1, 2:09.60. Jerrad Perez-Duncan (13) — 50 Freestyle (prelims), 19, 24.69; 100 Freestyle (prelim), 22, 53:37; 200 Freestyle (prelims), 23, 1:58.06; 500 Freestyle, 15, 5:11.52; 1,650 Freestyle, 8, 18:05.16; 100 Butterfly (prelims), 22, 1:00.33; 1,000 Freestyle, 29, 10:52.19. D a v i d R o b e r t s ( 9 ) — 200 Freestyle, 27, 2:31.03; 100 Breaststroke, 31, 1:29.06; 200 Individual Medley, 29, 2:48.09; 50 Butterfly (time trial), 38.90; 50 Freestyle (time trial), 31.34. Makenna Roberts (10) — 50 Freestyle, 14, 29.58; 200 Freestyle, 17, 2:23.02; 50 Breaststroke, 17, 39.30; 100 Breaststroke, 18, 1:24.91; 100 Individual Medley, 15, 1:16.05; 200 Individual Medley, 10, 2:37.69; 50 Butterfly (time trial), 35.47. Kenneth Shepherd (12) — 1,650 Freestyle, 11, 20:00.45; 100 Freestyle (time trial), 1:04.97.
Gold Coast Swim Team
Swimming
Results listed by swimmer, followed by age (in parentheses), events, places and times. Results are finals unless otherwise indicated Zack Holt (11) — 100 Breaststroke, 14, 1:20.43. Anna Hutchins (12) — 1,540 Freestyle, 5, 19:21.98; 200 Freestyle, 7, 2:02.86; 50 Butterfly, 18, 29.05; 100 Freestyle, 6, 56.78; 50 Freestyle, 5, 26.14; 500 Freestyle, 14, 5:32.46. Gavyn Tatge (10) — 50 Freestyle, 29, 31.85.
Northwest Age Group Regionals
Gymnastics
March 21-23 At Federal Way, Wash.
South Coast Aquatic Team
Oregon State Optional Championships
Results listed by swimmer, followed by age (in parentheses), events, places and times. Results are finals unless otherwise indicated Natalie Cheal (10) — 50 Freestyle, 7, 29.18; 200 Freestyle, 19, 2:24.34; 50 Butterfly, 22, 33.45; 100
March 21-22 At Salem Gymnastics Plus results, listed by level, with scores for vault, uneven parallel bars, balance beam, floor exercise and all-around.
Level 6 Junior Vault: 11. Kenna Jones, 8.750; 14. Parker Stocker, 8.375. Bars: 13. tie-Jones and Stocker, 8.000. Beam: 9. Stocker, 8.900; 18. Jones, 7.750. Floor: 11. Jones, 9.050; 12. Stocker, 9.025. AllAround: 10. Stocker, 34.300; 15. Jones, 33.550.
Level 6 Senior Vault: 5. Rowan Colby, 9.100. Bars: 11. Colby, 8.100. Beam: 8. Colby, 8.700. Floor: 4. Colby, 9.325. All-Around: 6. Colby, 35.225.
Level 7 Junior Vault: 8. Elise Martin, 8.825; 9. Abbie Curtis, 8.775; 12. Callista Martin, 8.425. Bars: 4. Curtis, 9.000; 5. Callista Martin, 8.950; 7. Elise Martin, 8.700. Beam: 5. Callista Martin, 9.050; 7. Elise Martin, 8.650; 8. Curtis, 8.500. Floor: 3. Elise Martin, 9.325; 7. Callista Martin, 9.175; 9. Curtis, 9.100. All-Around: 6. Calllista Martin, 35.600; 7. Elise Martin, 35.500; 8. Curtis, 35.375.
Quinton, 100; 3. Brett Dresen, 75; 4. Cliff Wilkes, 50; 4. Matt Belknap, 50; 6. Jake, 25; 6. Gary Shaddox, 25; 6. Victor Ludwig, 25; 6. Jeff Parker, 25; 6. Dennis Lavacee, 25; 6. Brista Bayya, 25; 6. Scott Landstra, 25; 6. Dustin Hitner, 25; 6. Ken Pearson, 25. Super Modified — 1. Than Baker, 100; 2. Tony Meline, 75. Open — 1. Larro Huntly, 175; 1. Tom Howell, 175; 3. Tony Meline, 50. PP Road & Trail — 1. Ashley Walker, 175; 2. Ashley Wilkes, 100; 3. Judy Banks, 75. PP Modified — 1. Dani Hanson, 200. ATV (Stock Class) — 1. Mike McQuery, 100; 2. Brandon Parthey, 75; 2. John Belcher, 75; 4. Jessie Walker, 75; 4. Myron Renchehausen, 25; 4. Jeremy Etienne, 25; 4. Jessie Walker, 25. ATV (Built Class) — 1. Forest Etienne, 200; 2. Randy Hathaway, 150; 3. Bobby Graham, 75; 4. Tanner Henderson, 50.
Level 8 Child Vault: 12. Grace Roderick, 8.400; 15. Payton Davidson, 8.175. Bars: 9. Roderick, 8.800; 12. Davidson, 8.500. Beam: 10. Davidson, 8.825; 14. Roderick, 8.425. Floor: 10. Roderick, 9.250; 13. Davidson, 9.000. All-Around: 11. Roderick, 34.875; 13. Davidson, 34.500.
Level 8 Junior Vault: 7. Julie Gage, 8.775. Bars: 15. Gage, 6.900. Beam: 14. Gage, 8.275. Floor: 9. Gage, 9.275. All-Around: 14. Gage, 33.225.
Auto Racing Coos Bay Speedway Mud Drags 2014 Season Standings (through two events) 4-6 Cylinder — 1. Bill Brown, 200; 2. Russ Blean, 175; 3. Daniel Hyatt, 75; 3. Duane Hollida, 75; 5. Justina Kingery, 25; 5. James Davis, 25; 5. Chris Shaffer, 25; 5. Camilo Palamas, 25; 5. Tim, 25; 5. Stacy Jokum, 25; Jared Hitner, 25. Road & Trail — 1. Keith Ewing, 125; 1. Troy Eisel 125; 3. Jesse Walker, 100; 4. Scott Landstra, 75; 4. Brenda Lowry, 75; 4. Larry Stevens, 75; 7. Jamie McIntrye, 50; 7. Gary Shaddox, 50; 7. Ken Fox, 50; 7. Justin Hamilton, 50; 11. Jerry Andrews, 25; 11. Derik Muller, 25; 11. Jeremy Narda, 25; 11. Charlie Withers, 25; 11. Jake or Jason, 50; 11. Bill Brown, 50; 11. Karen Bayya, 25; 11. Rolo Parke, 25; 11. Judy Banks, 25; 11. Tarrin Ohotto, 25; 11. Randall Burns, 25. Modified — 1. John Kendall, 175; 2. Charles
Road Runs Upcoming Road Races on the South Coast For more information on upcoming road races and for photos from past events, those interested can log on to the South Coast Running Club’s Web page at www.southcoastrunningclub.org. Salmon Creek Run — Saturday, April 5, starting at 10 a.m. in Powers at the corner of Second Avenue and Hemlock Street. Events include 10-kilometer and 5-kilometer races on an out-and-back course along Salmon Creek south of town. The entry fee is $5 ($3 for students under 19) and the winners of each race received canned smoked salmon. For more information, call Joe Hallett at 541439-4485. Roseburg to Coos Bay Relay — Saturday, April 19, starting at KPIC-TV in Roseburg with a staggered start (slower teams start earlier). This 67-mile relay is for five-person teams (or more runners for noncompetitive teams). A related 23-mile walk relay starts at LaVerne County Park near Fairview. Both races finish in Coos Bay at the Fred Meyer store. The event is a fundraiser for Camp, which provides an outdoor experience for children living with cancer. The entry fee is $32 per team member for teams that sign up by April 5 and $37 per team member from April 6-12. No entries are accepted after April 12. For more information, call either 541-267-6329 or 541-756-1589.