Community scoreboard
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
CALENDAR
Little League
2008 Season
Registration is closed for area Little Leagues spring-summer season, with most leagues under way.
Here is contact information for the leagues:
DISTRICT 4
Cascade
Web site: eteamz.active.com/cascadelittleleague. Contact: Teresa Gosselin, 360-896-6027.
Central Vancouver
Web site: www.eteamz.
active.com/centralvancouver. Contact: Tony Rayburn, 360-931-1235; Christy Price, 360-713-3505.
Columbia
Web site: www.columbialittleleague.org or www.eteamz.active.com/columbiall. Contact: Chris Speyer, 360-696-4705.
Columbia Challenger Division
For ages 20 and younger with disabilities. Web site: www.columbialittleleague.org or www.eteamz.active.com/columbiall
Contact: Chris Speyer, 360-696-4705.
East County (Washougal)
Web site: www.eteamz.active.com/eastcountylittleleague. Contact: Michelle Wilson 360-834-3889.
Evergreen
Web site: www.evergreenlittleleague.com. Contact: Julie Bocanegra, 360-892-4831.
Fort Vancouver
Web site: www.fortvancouverlittleleague.org. Contact: Dave Wallis, 360-696-2994; Julie Dalton, 360-993-0833.
LaCamas (Camas)
Web site: www.LacamasLL.com
In-person registration complete. Contact: Brian Kashes, 360-834-3096.
DISTRICT 6
Battle Ground
Web site: www.bgll.org
In-person registration complete. Contact: Bandy Jones, 360-903-7446, e-mail: bdjones@comcast.net.
Glenwood
Web site: www.glenwoodlittleleague.com. Contact: 360-573-9903,
e-mail: gwll@comcast.net.
Hazel Dell
Web site: eteamz.active.com/HazelDellLittleLeague. Contact: 360-574-6373; e-mail: hazeldell@hdll.org.
Highlands
(Brush Prairie/Hockinson areas)
Web site: www.highlandsll.com. Contact: Bruce Kirschbaum 360-904-9563, e-mail: brucek@1sourcesolutions.net.
Kalama
Web site: www.eteamz.
active.com/kalamall. Contact: 360-673-2100.
La Center
Web site: www.eteamz.active.com/lacenterlittleleague. Contact: 360-798-1349; e-mail: RGBlank52@yahoo.com.
Lewis River (Woodland)
Web site: none listed. Contact: Tom Olmsted 360-225-3631.
North Clark (Yacolt)
Web site: www.eteamz.active.com/northclarklittleleague. Contact: 360-686-1014; e-mail: kandfruss@aol.com.
Ridgefield
Web site: www.eteamz.
active.com/ridgefieldll. Contact: See the league Web site for more information.
Salmon Creek
Web site: www.eteamz.
active.com/SalmonCreekLL. Contact: See the league Web site. Mail: PMB 333, 800 Tenney Rd. Suite 110, Vancouver, 98685.
other baseball
YOUTH LEAGUES
American Legion Baseball — A new league is forming for ages 14-16 in southwest Washington in 2008. For details about the new league, or about plans for high school leagues in 2008, contact American Legion district commissioner Bruce Jenson at 360-256-1828 or send an e-mail to
nordliness@comcast.net.
Columbia River Miracle League — A league for people with disabilities. Registration is under way for the league’s first spring-summer season at the Harmony Sports Complex in Vancouver. To register or to learn more, visit the league Web site at www.miracleleagueswwa.org, or call Bobbi at 360-604-8386.
Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation
Youth Coed Summer Baseball Leagues
T-ball for ages 4.5-6 — Thursday games between 5:30 and 8 p.m. at Marshall Park, or Saturday games between 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at Bagley Field. Season June 28-Aug. 28. One practice a week. Seven games. Cost: $50.
Coach Pitch for ages 5.5-7 — Tuesday games between 5:30 and 8 p.m. at Marshall Park, or Saturday games between 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at Bagley Field. Season June 28-Aug. 26. One practice a week. Seven games. Cost: $50.
Machine Pitch for ages 8-10 — Saturday games between 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. at Bagley Field. Register for west or east side practice locations. Seven games. $55.
TEAMS AND TRYOUTS
Over-38 baseball — Adult baseball teams forming for players 38 and older in two Portland leagues, one plays Sunday nights and the other on Wednesday nights. Hardball baseball open to anyone. The Sunday league will start in May and the Wednesday league in June. Details: 360-256-1255, 360-713-5124 or 503-521-1544.
Coyotes — An under-19 baseball team seeks players for the summer. The team will play Connie Mack ball, with games and tournaments from Portland to Seattle. The Coyotes also will travel to Omaha, Neb., for a tournament held at the same time as the College World Series. Interested players contact Tom Haly at 360-576-0158.
Clark County Stealth 12-and-under and 14-and-under teams — Tryouts completed. Contact Jeff Berni at 971-253-9377, or send an e-mail to coachberni@comcast.net.
Demarini Bulldogs — Tryouts for the 2008 season have been held. For more information visit
www.bulldogbaseballacademy.com.
Mountain View and Union summer baseball teams — Teams for players who will attend Union or Mountain View high schools in fall of 2008. Teams designed to prepare players for high school baseball. For the times for tryouts, contact the following coaches: Union High, Dave Jackson, 360-909-3983, or Martin Cloe, 503-860-4142. Mountain View, Chad Rudolph 360-798-0774.
Vancouver Royals Senior American Legion team — For ages 16-18. Details: TJ Rhoads, 503-669-5823.
CLINICS AND TRAINING
Upper Deck Training Center adults-only hours — Upper Deck is open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday-Friday for adults only. Special rates from 9 a.m. to noon on use of arena and tokens for batting cages. Also available is arena space for mom and kids or home schoolers. Upper Deck Training Center, 5913 NE 127th Ave., Ste. 300, Vancouver, 98682. Information: call Monte at 360-885-3325.
TOURNAMENTS AND EVENTS
The 2008 CABA 18 and under aluminum bat World Series will be held July 27 -Aug. 3 at Struthers, Ohio. Register at www.cababaseball.com or www.youngstownclassb.com. Contact Ken Quinn 330-755-5676.
UMPIRES
The Evergreen Baseball Umpires Association is recruiting umpires for the 2008 baseball season. Umpire local high school, American Legion, Babe Ruth, and other youth leagues in Clark County. Anyone 16 and older who wants to learn to umpire is invited to attend on-field training.
The association will hold general meetings and training for umpires with less than three years experience at Round Table Pizza, 5016 NE Thurston Way, Vancouver. Training will be 6-7 p.m., followed by association meetings on these dates: May 18, June 8, June 22, July 13, and July 27.
Details: David Gile 360-609-3621 or Paul Levine 503-871-9065, or e-mail
umpirepaul@comcast.net.
Basketball
CAMPS AND CLINICS
Dan Dickau Basketball Camp — July 7-10, for grades 3-9. Online: www.dandickaubasketball.com: Contact Travis Drake at travis@dandickaubasketball.com.
Eagles Hoop Camp — July 14-17 at Hudson’s Bay High School. A camp for boys entering grades 6-9. The camp is taught by the Hudson’s Bay basketball coaches. Sessions are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day. Cost is $75. To register, call 360-487-7100 or visit www.vanclarkparks-rec.org.
Union Titans Boys basketball Camp — For boys entering grades 4-9. Sessions 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 23-25. Cost $105 before June 9, $120 June 10-23. Details: Maco Hamilton, 360-604-6250, or mhamilt2@egreen.wednet.edu.
Skyview Girls Basketball Camp — July 14-17 at Skyview High School for girls in grades 5-9. Camp is directed by Skyview girls basketball coach Steve Hook and current and former players. Cost is $99. More information: online at stormselect.tripod.com and by e-mail to wallway39@msn.com.
Teams
Note — Unless noted, there is no fee for tryouts. Most teams listed below do charge for the season to cover travel and other expenses.
Battle Ground Select Boys Basketball Spring Tryouts — For boys in grades 7-8 who live within the Battle Ground High School boundary. Information: Coach Schroeder at 360-666-2487.
Mountain View Lightning girls basketball — Teams forming for girls in grades 6-8. Details: Jim Wilmoth, 971-227-9516 or
Jimwilmoth@comcast.net.
Storm Select Girls Fall Basketball — This program is for girls ready to be challenged beyond recreation basketball. The 2008-09 season will begin in mid-October with tryouts for teams for grades 6-8. More information: online at stormselect.tripod.com and by e-mail to wallway39@msn.com.
LEAGUES
HotShots Youth Sports
Recreation basketball leagues for youths in grades 1-6. Separate leagues for boys and girls. Phone 360-604-7955. Online registration forms at
at www.hotshotsyouthsports.org or forms may be picked up at local elementary school offices.
Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation
www.vanclarkparks-rec.org
Youth Coed Fall Basketball Leagues — Age divisions 6.5-7, 8-9 and 10-11. Games are Saturdays at Marshall Community Center between 9 a.m.-1 p.m. One practice a week. Seven games. $58.
Marshall Center Drop-In Basketball — 5:30-8 a.m. Monday through Friday; noon to 1:30 p.m. Mondays; 7:20-9:45 p.m. Thursdays; 6-8 p.m. fridays. Gym is split for men and women. Marshall Community Center, 1009 E. McLaughlin Blvd. Cost: $5, free for pass holders.
Drop-In Women’s Basketball (ages 18 and older) — 7:45-9:45 p.m. Tuesdays at Firstenburg Community Center, 700 NE 136th Ave. Cost: $5.75 drop-in fee, free for pass holders.
Summer Basketball Leagues at Firstenburg for boys ages 8-9 and girls ages 12-14. Games are on seven Wednesday evenings starting July 9. No practices. Registration deadline is June 25, or when the league is full. Mandatory meeting at 6:30 p.mm. on July 2 at the Firstenburg Community Center. Cost is $46. Coaches needed. Contact Jana Wilson at 360-487-7025 or jana.wilson@ci.vancouver.wa.us. To register call 360-487-7001 or log on to www.vanclarkparks-rec.org.
Vancouver Hoops
Adult basketball leagues for men and women. For information or to register for men and women’s basketball leagues visit www.vancouverhoops.com.
TOURNAMENTS
Oregon Prep Basketball runs youth and high school tournaments. Details: www.oregonprepbasketball.com, or contact Robby Fenk at 360-885-7810.
Bowling
Club bowling for boys — Boys ages 14-21 interested in representing Clark County in a competitive club bowling league contact Bob Porter 360-258-5760.
Boxing and MMA
CLUBS, TEAMS
Fisticuffs Gym — 3315 NE 112th Ave, Ste. 66. Boxing and mixed martial arts training. 360-253-7282.
Progressive Jiu-Jitsu Mixed Martial Arts — Classes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, mixed martial arts, muay thai and boxing for men women and children. Contact Trevor Burnell at 360-566-3150.
Vancouver Boxing Club — Training for competitive boxers and for those interested in boxing for fitness and self defense. For details contact trainer Jack Thompson at 360-882-3354, or 360-281-1481.
Vancouver Police Activities League — Training 5-7 p.m. most Tuesdays and Thursdays. Information: 360-619-4163.
curling
EVERGREEN CURLING CLUB
Information: www.evergreencurling.org.
Evergreen Curling Club has regular league play and events at Lloyd Center in Portland. Newcomers are welcome to learn about curling at 6:30 p.m. most Sundays and 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays. Cost is $10 for adults, $5 for juniors (must be at least 12 years old). Certain holiday exceptions apply. See Web site for details.
cycling
CLARK COUNTY MAP
The second edition of the Cycling Clark County map from Public Works and the Clark County Bicycle Advisory Committee is available. A free paper edition of the map is available at the GIS Map Store, which is located in Suite 232, second floor of the county’s Public Service Center, 1300 Franklin St., Vancouver. A waterproof map may be purchased at the Public Service Center for $4. The map can be viewed on the internet at www.clark.wa.gov/bikemap.
Vancouver Bicycle Club
The club has regular rides scheduled every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, and special events on other days. More information: www.vancouverbicycleclub.com or write to: P.O. Box 1456, Vancouver, 98668.
youth football
CLARK COUNTY YOUTH FOOTBALL
2008 registration dates
www.clarkcountyyouthfootball.com.
Saturday, May 17 — at Prairie High School, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
CYO FOOTBALL
CYO Vancouver youth football and cheerleading — Program for grades 3-8. Season mid-August to mid-November. Leagues: grades 3-4, full uniform flag football; grades 5-6 and 7-8 play tackle footall Registration or more information: 503-231-9484, www.cyocamphoward.org.
i9SPORTS FLAG FOOTBALL
Spring 2008 league — Recreation flag football for ages 4-14 in Vancouver. For cost and details, call Peter Fukuchi, 360-335-3528 or e-mail pfukuchi@i9sports.com.
POP WARNER TACKLE FOOTBALL
Tackle football and cheerleading program for ages 5-14 in Southwest Washington. Season is in the fall.
2008 Registration
Cowlitz County Pop Warner — Register online at www.cowlitzpopwarner.com or call 360-414-8718.
East County Pop Warner — Register on these dates or online at www.eastcountyjets.com: 6-9 p.m. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 17 at J.D. Zellerbach Elementary, 841 NE 22nd Ave., Camas; 6-9 p.m. on June 5 at Washougal High School, 1201 39th St., Washougal.
Evergreen Pop Warner — Register online at www.evergreenpopwarner.com, or call 360-891-1087. In-person registration: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. May 18 at Fire Station 88, 147th and NE Fourth Plain.
North County Pop Warner — Register online at www.northcountywildcats.com or call 866-354-4922. In-person registration at Battle Ground High School: 6-8 p.m. on May 14, and 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. May 24 and June 14.
Vancouver Pop Warner — Register online at wwwvancouverwarriors.org or in person on these dates:11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 7 at Jefferson Middle School; 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 14 at Discovery Middle School.
Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation
www.vanclarkparks-rec.org
Youth Coed Fall Flag Football League — Ages 7-9. Sept. 13 through Nov. 8. Games at Memory Field between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Saturdays. Register for west or east side practice locations. Seven games. Required equipment: mouthpiece. Flags provided. $58.
GOLF
TOURNAMENTS
Union Girls Basketball Fund-raiser — May 17 at Camas Meadows Golf Course. Two-player scramble format. 8 a.m. start. Cost $95, includes 18 holes, cart, andf lunch. Must register in advance at www.unionboosters.com. Information: e-mail info@unionboosters.com, or call Margaret at 360-883-0460.
Tom Wallenborn Classic — May 23 at Camas Meadows Golf Course. A 4-player scramble tournament to benefit sports programs at Camas High School and Liberty and Skyridge middle schools. Cost $100 a player. 9 a.m. shotgun start. Details: call Kathleen Eppinger at 360-834-0323 or Steve Hagensen at 360-608-7213.
The Green Jacket Golf Tournament — July 19 event benefits the Children’s Cancer Association. 8 a.m. shotgun start at Camas Meadows Golf Course in Camas. Prizes include a 2008 Mini Cooper, $10,000 cash, new Nike golf drivers, and an Aquos TV, among many others. Tickets cost $100 and can be purchased online at
www.tournevents.com/Greenjacket.
CAMPS AND CLINICS
Eagle Golf Camp
July 21-25 at Pine Crest Golf Course and Hudson’s Bay High School.
Ages 5-8, 9-10 a.m. at Hudson’s Bay gym. Cost: $30. Ages 9-12, 10:15-11:45 a.m. at Hudson’s Bay gym. Cost: $40.
Ages 13-15, 12:30-2:30 Monday through Thursday a.m. at Hudson’s Bay gym. Cost: $75. Friday 1-3:30 p.m. at Pine Crest GC.
Adult and family clinics — 6-7 p.m., or 7:15-8:15 p.m. Monday-Thursday at HBHS and 6 p.m. Friday at Pine Crest. Cost $25. Details: Contact Greg at 360-258-0734. E-mail: startwithgreg@aol.com.
Lacrosse
King’s Way Boys High School Teams — Teams are open to any Clark County high school student. Season runs through May 26. Practices are 4-6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8-9 a.m. Saturdays at the Washington School for the Deaf football field. Cost to play is $300, not including equipment. Details, contact Matt Bero, 360-772-4936, matt_bero@yahoo.com.
Rowing
Vancouver Lake Crew
Information: Visit
www.vancouverlakecrew.com. Contact: Bill Kalenius at 360-600-6408. Club is accepting donations to help recover from tornado losses. See Web site for details.
running
CLARK COUNTY RUNNING CLUB
All CCRC runs are free to members unless noted. There is a $2 fee for non-members. There is no pre-registration. Register 30 minutes before the start of the race. Baby joggers, head phones, and dogs not allowed. Web site: www.ccrunning.org.
May 17 — Troutdale 2 Rivers Trail Run (5-kilometer or 10-kilometer). 9 a.m. Challenging trail runs through forests and fields of the delta, where the Columbia and Sandy rivers meet. Directions: Go south on I-205 into Oregon. Then take I-84 east to exit 18 (Lewis & Clark Park exit). When you reach the end of the exit road, turn right and go back under I-84 and take the on ramp to I-84 westbound. Park in the gravel parking lot at the top of the ramp before you get back on I-84. This course is approximately 20-25 minutes from Vancouver. Rest rooms are available at Lewis & Clark Park on the south side of I-84. Run Director: Joe Rowley 360-903-3388.
Training programs
Fit Right Northwest — Programs for beginning runners and walkers to train for race distances from 5-kilometers up to a half-marathon. Fit Right Northwest contact: 700 SE 160th Ave., Suite 111, 360-885-4556.
sailing
Vancouver Lake Sailing School
A new program offered in 2008 by Vancouver Lake Sailing Club. Classes started May 1 for adults. Youth classes are planned for June. For more information and directions to the sailing club, visit www.vlsc.org or call Gary Kokstis, 360-737-0496.
Vancouver Lake Sailing Club is a 40-year-old, family-oriented sailing club with an emphasis on sailboat racing. There are approximately 95 members who own a variety of small sailboats including Lightnings, Finns, 505’s, Lasers, Hobie Cats, 470’s, and many other small boats. All types of small sailboats are welcome at VLSC.
youth soccer
ADVANCED COMPETITION CLUBS
Camas-Washougal SC and FC Vancouver
(Washington Soccer Academy)
Advanced competition soccer for ages 10-18.
Details: www.cwsoccer.com. or www.fcvancouver.com.
WSA Development Academy — For boys and girls age 9 and younger aspiring to move to competitive soccer, the academy includes 16 training sessions and seven games. Training sessions are 5:30-7 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays, and began April 21 at J.D. Zellerbach Elementary School. Games are on seven Saturday mornings. Cost is $185. Details, www.cesoccer.com or e-mail Jackie Bahu at playerdev@cwsoccer.com.
Chinook Soccer Alliance
For Eisenhower, Battle Ground and Prairie soccer clubs.
Web: www.chinookalliance.com
Columbia Premier SC
Advanced competition soccer for ages 10-18.
Details: www.cpscsoccer.org.
Chinook Soccer Alliance
Advanced competition soccer for ages 10-18 serving the Battle Ground, Prairie and Eisenhower soccer clubs.
Details: www.chinookalliance.com.
FC Salmon Creek
Advanced competition traveling soccer teams for ages 10-18. Details:
www.salmoncreeksoccer.net/fcsc.
Salmon Creek Select Soccer
Advanced competition soccer for ages 10-18 in Salmon Creek Soccer Club.
Details: www.salmoncreeksoccer.net.
Tri-Mountain Soccer Alliance
Advanced competition soccer for ages 10-18 in the Lewis River Soccer Club (Ridgefield, La Center, Woodland).
Details: www.tri-mountain.org.
Vancouver United Soccer Alliance
Newly-formed club combines Central Vancouver, Orchards, and Orchards soccer clubs. Details:
www.cvsc.org.
www.evsc.org.
www.orchardssoccer.com.
GOVERNING BODIES
Washington State Youth Soccer Association District Five — Oversees competitive youth soccer in southwest Washington. Web site: www.wsysad5.com. E-mail: d5troy@comcast.net. Phone: 360-909-4439.
TOURNAMENTS
Coerver Cup 5 v 5 Challenge Washington State Qualifier — May 16-18 at Doc Harris Stadium in Camas. Divisions: Boys U9 - U18 Silver, Boys U11 - U18 Gold, Girls U9 - U18 Silver, Girls U11 - U18 Gold. Winners in the Gold divisions will qualify for the regional championships to be played in August in Seattle. Cost is $250. Call 206-243-3984 or visit www.coervercoachingnw.com.
Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recreation
www.vanclarkparks-rec.org
Youth Coed Summer Soccer Leagues — Ages 3.5-9. June 24-Aug. 21. Choose to play on either Tuesday or Thursday evenings at Marshall Park 5:30-8 p.m., one practice a week. Seven games. $50.
Fastpitch softball
EVERGREEN FASTPITCH OFFICIALS ASSOCIATION
Seeking new umpires — The association provides umpires for area high school and youth softball. Training sessions 5:30-7 p.m. each Monday at the Marshall Community Center, 1009 E. McLaughlin Blvd. To learn more, contact Dennis Schodt, 360-909-5785.
Vancouver Girls Softball Association (VGSA)
2008 — Fees are $55 per player for ages 5-8 as of Jan. 1, and $70 per player for those girls ages 9 and older as of Jan. 1. Discounts are available for families with more than one player. More information: www.vgsafp.org.
slowpitch softball
Vancouver Senior Softball
A slowpitch softball league is accepting applications for players 60 and older. The season is May through August. Each team plays one doubleheader a week at the Clark College softball field. This is a recreational league designed so each team can be competitive and have fun. Information: John Aarhus at 360-574-3017.
SLOWPITCH SOFTBALL UMPIRES
Evergreen Softball Umpires Association — Umpires call area games. To learn more, call John Matteo, 360-608-4038.
Speed skating
Mountain View Speedskating Club
Information: www.mountainviewspeedskating.org.
Track and field
Youth track and field — Meets at Ridgefield High School on May 13, and May 20. Registration at 4:45 p.m., competition at 5:30 p.m. Entry cost is $4 meets on the community calendar. Age groups are 8 and younger, 9-10, 11-12, and 13-14.
Triathlons/duathlons
Races
Summer Sunset Short-course Triathlon and Duathlon — 6 p.m. June 21 at Frenchman’s Bar Park. Details:
www.triathlonswest.us.
Salmon Creek Fit Fest — 8 a.m. on Sept. 7 at Salmon Creek Greenway Park. Short and intermediate distance triathlons and duathlons. Also 5- and 10-kilometer runs and walks. Details:
www.triathlonswest.us.
Training
Most health clubs offer training programs for triathlons. Here are some Clark County businesses that offer training.
Fit Right Northwest — 700 SE 160th Ave., Suite 111, 360-885-4556.
Lacamas Swim and Sport — 2950 NW 38th Avenue, Camas, 360-834-8506.
Triathlons West — www.triathlonswest.us.
Walking
GREATER PORTLAND HEART WALK
May 17 — Walk at 10 a.m.; festival 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Vancouver Landing (next to Inn at the Quay); or Vera Katz Eastbank Esplanade in Portland. An event to raise funds and awareness of cardiovascular disease. Details and registration: 503-233-0100 or www.pdxheartwalk.org.
ALL WEATHER WALKERS
A volkswalking club based in Vancouver. For club or event information, visit
www.allweatherwalkers.org.
SUMMER SOLSTICE WALK
June 21 — A 6-mile walk or run in downtown Vancouver to benefit the new Breast Care Center at Southwest Washington Medical Center. Event starts at 6 p.m. The goal is to raise $15,000. Cost to participate is $50 before June 1, $55 after June 1. Register or volunteer by calling 360-574-7292. Details: www.nwpersonaltraining.com.
Vancouver USA Volkssporters
Club e-mail: dickbkr@earthlink.net.
Phone Dick at 360-573-6048 for information on walks. Walks are free to anyone who wants to walk.
May 14 — 10 a.m. start for a 10-kilometer walk from Providence Portland Medical Center, 4805 NE Glisan. The walk will be along the older residential areas and paths in Laurelhurst Park and along Hawthorne Boulevard. Lunch at Gustav’s.
May 21 — 10 a.m. start for a 10-kilometer walk from Legacy Salmon Creek Hospital, 2211 NE 139th St., Vancouver. The walk will highlight the many trails, paths, and sidewalks of the Washington State University Vancouver campus.
WALK FOR WISHES
May 31 at Salem, Ore. A fund-raising 5-kilometer walk for the Make-a-Wish Foundation of Oregon, which serves Clark County. Details: www.orwish.org.
Wrestling
Southwest Washington Wrestling Club — Practices weekday evenings at Battle Ground High School. To join the club, or to learn more about collegiate, freestyle or Greco-Roman wrestling competitions in the area, contact contact Merle Crockett, 360-263-4947; e-mail: mcrockett@clarkpud.com; or visit the SWWWC web site at: www.eteamz.active.com/swwwc.
BOWLING
Local highlights
RAY REAVIS bowled a 255 game at Crosley on May 7 in the Sr. Monte Carlo League.
DON SPROUL bowled a 257 game on May 7 in the Sr. Monte Carlo League at Crosley Lanes.
CULLEN E. THOMAS picked up a Greek Church split on May 4 in the Sunday Mixed Fours League at allen’s Crosley Lanes.
Mike Whitlock bowled a 267 game on May 4 in the Sunday Mixed 4’s League at Crosley.
Local results
At Allen’s Crosley Lanes
May 4
Sunday Mixed 4’s — Men: Cullen E. Thomas 248-233-203 — 684; Women: Amy Beckmon 196-180-198 — 574.
May 7
Senior Monte Carlo — Men: Ray Reavis 215-255-233 — 703; Women: Adela Francisco 191-184-160 — 535.
At Hazel Dell Lanes
May 5
Senior Practice — Men: Dan Russell 115-203-180 — 498; Women: Lilly Nicelson 182-208-173 — 563.
May 6
Spotters — Women: Mary Jones 200-187-179 — 566.
May 7
Wednesday Spring Juniors — Men: Alex VanDinter 192-177-173 — 542; Women: Angela Colgrove 58-76-71 — 205.
At Tiger Bowl
May 9
Sundowners-Reno — Men: Jim Patterson 208-183-227 — 618; Women: Kathy Dietrich 191-141-156 — 488.
GOLF
Holes-in-one
At Club Green Meadows
May 5
Mike Spies hit a hole-in-one on the 220-yard 12th hole with a 3-wood.
May 7
Donna Boekeloo made a hole-in-one on the 12th hole.
At Tri-Mountain Golf Course
May 7
Roger Cardinal aced the 113-yard No. 6 hole with a pitching wedge.
local highlights
orchard hills
golf and country club
Ladies 18-hole scoring
May 6
A-Flight
Low gross — Jan Zavodsky and Sung Clark 100; low net — Carol Bietsch 84.
B-Flight
Low gross — Bev Poland 99; low net — Joan Landen 71.
C-Flight
Lorna Bolliger and Shirley Frosh 119.
Play format: Criss Cross
A-Flight
First — Jan Zavodsky 45-12=33.
Second — Carol Bietsch 48-11½=36½ and Sung Clark 45-8½=36½.
B-Flight
First — Joan Landen 45-16=29.
Second — Jackie Faley 43-13=30
Third — Bev Poland 44-13=31.
C-Flight
First — Shirley Frosh 50-20=30.
Second — Lorna Bolliger 51-20=31.
YOUTH BASEBALL
Local scores
Tigard Senior Federal 14U Tournament
May 10-11
Tigard High School
Showtime Dodgers 12, Lake Oswego Lakers 1
Showtime 13, Tualatin 4
Showtime 13, Hillsboro 1
Championship Game
Showtime 11, West Linn 5
Showtime highlights — JT Kaul hit .777, Ansel Cecil hit .666, and Nate Culver hit .583, Kyle Goodnow .538, Jake Manson .500, Nate Lauritzen .363, Levi Barker .357.
GYMNASTICS
Naydenov Gymnastics
Level 6 State Championship
May 4
At Northshore Gymnastics
Woodinville
Naydenov fifth-place team.
Age 8-10
Lillie Minor — vault 8.750 (11T); bars 8.700 (5); beam 9.225 (2T); floor 9.300 (1T); all around 35.975 (3).
Karsyn Rushing — vault 9.050 (5T); bars 8.400 (11); beam 9.250 (1); floor 9.000 (7T); all around 35.700 (5).
Gabrielle Spencer — vault 9.250 (2); bars 7.850 (16) 8.000 (16T); floor 9.125 (5); all around 34.225 (14).
Age 11
Abby Bickler — vault 8.700 (22T); bars 9.175 (5; beam 9.025 (6); floor 8.675 (23); all around 35.575 (8T).
Katie Zink — vault 7.700 (30T); bars 8.325 (19); beam 9.150 (5); floor 9.125 (8); all around 34.300 (21).
Alexis Bottomley — vault 8.800 (18T); bars 7.650 (28); beam 8.925 (11); floor 8.825 (16T); all around 34.200 (23).
MOTOR SPORTS
WOODBURN DRAGSTRIP
May 10
Metro Portland New Car Dealers Association JDRL Series
Les Schwab Tires/Toyo Tires Sports Compact Series
Listed for each class is the driver’s name, city, car, RT, ET, MPH, and dial-in.
JDRL 8 & 9 — 1, Dallas Hill, Vancouver, WA (Junior Dragster) .289, 13.055, 48.87 (13.00 dial). 2, Alyssa Madison, Portland, OR (‘96 Quick Kids) .060, 13.197, 48.12 (13.22 dial). Semifinalists: Jerold Mix, Aumsville, Or (Junior Dragster).
JDRL THUNDER — 1, Emily Mix, Aumsville, OR (‘06 Junior Dragster) .033, 11.206, 52.93 (11.22 dial). 2, A.J. Harmon, Bay City, OR (‘00 Van Ness) .232, 11.259, 55.64 (11.36 dial). Semifinalists: Bryan Santino, Woodburn, OR (‘07 RCFK).
JDRL LIGHTNING — 1, Grace Presser, Salem, (‘04 Van Ness) .094, 8.983, 69.85 (8.98 dial). 2, Miranda Floyd, Gresham, OR (Junior Dragster) .026, 9.225, 68.82 (9.12 dial). Semifinalists: Taylor Nielson, Damascus, OR (‘98 Spitzer).
JDRL FAST — 1, Rochelle Pappel, Eugene, OR (‘05 Half Scale) .005, 8.074, 78.69 (8.03 dial). 2, Amanda Presser, Salem, OR (‘06 Junior Dragster) .048, 8.290, 79.18 (8.30 dial). Semifinalists: Travis Hilton, Vancouver, WA (‘08 Half Scale); Rob Hoffman, Tacoma, WA (‘05 Half Scale).
JUNIOR TUFF A — 1, Shannon O’Leary, Ridgefield, WA (’04 Half Scale) .113, 9.112, 70.48 (9.03 dial) 2, Nicole Fluge, Gladstone, OR (’08 RCFK) .375, 8.412, 78.78, (8.34 dial).
JUNIOR TUFF B — 1, Lane Howard, Newberg, OR (Junior Dragster) .346, 13.556, 27.87, (13.47 dial) 2, Jesse Skerjanec, Estacada, OR (Junior Dragster) .251, 12.356, 49.38, (12.46 dial).
IMPORT SPORTSMAN — 1, Derrick Jackson, Carlton, OR (‘98 Suzuki Esteem) .050, 18.774, 70.73 (18.80 dial). 2, Joey Felix, McMinnville, OR (‘84 VW Scirocco) .101, 14.054, 93.80 (14.08 dial). Semifinalists: John Floyd, Jr, Gresham, OR (‘02 Nissan).
IMPORT PRO — 1, Bud Kuhns, Roseburg, OR (‘93 Honda) .085, 13.214, 104.40 (13.19 dial). 2, Pamela McClaskey, Scotts Mills, OR (‘77 Datsun 240 Z) .070, 12.446, 107.75 (12.45 dial). Semifinalists: Jereme Lennig, Salem, OR (‘91 Honda); Bernd Arndt, Tigard, OR (‘93 VW).
STREET BIKE SHOOTOUT — 1, Roger Wolff, Dundee, OR (‘06 Kawasaki) .037, 9.553, 137.38 (9.55 dial). 2, Eric Johns, Milwaukie, OR (‘05 Kawasaki) .089, 12.509, 103.90 (12.55 dial). Semifinalists: Jack Britton, Salem, OR (‘04 Suzuki); Van Smith, Portland, OR (‘77 Kawasaki).
May 11
VP Racing Fuels Series
Listed for each class is driver’s name, city, car, RT, ET, MPH, and dial-in.
SUPER PRO — 1, Donny Richards, Gladstone, OR (‘66 Nova) .011, 9.253, 133.96 (9.12 dial).. 2, Mike Nicholson, Vancouver, WA (‘82 RED) - broke. Semifinalists: Dennis Weddle, Salem, OR (‘57 Chev Bel Air); Mark Dawson, Sutherlin, OR (‘27 Ford Roadster).
PRO — 1, Randy McKee, Newberg, OR (‘62 Nova) .031, 10.219, 123.40 (10.25 dial).. 2, Tony Price, Tigard, OR (‘63 Nova) .049, 10.698, 121.65 (10.74 dial). Semifinalists: James Peak, Tillamook, OR (‘73 Nova).
SPORTSMAN — 1, Derrick Jackson, Carlton, OR (‘78 Dodge A 100) .025, 13.005, 103.51 (12.96 dial).. 2, Marty Arrigotti, Portland, OR (‘64 Catalina) - foul. Semifinalists: Jerry Kimball, Salem, OR (‘64 Olds 442).
BIKE/SLED — 1, Roger Wolff, Dundee, OR (‘06 Kawasaki) .024, 9.658, 127.10 (9.50 dial).. 2, Van Smith, Portland, OR (‘77 Kawasaki) .093, 12.199, 106.13 (11.98 dial). Semifinalists: Eric Johns, Milwaukie, OR (‘05 Kawasaki).
RUN TUFF — 1, Charlene Ross, Vancouver, WA (‘80 Chevy Luv) .05512.913, 102.58 (12.88 dial).. 2, John Nero, Eugene, OR (‘85 Mustang) – foul start.
YOUTH SOCCER
Tournaments
Snohomish Invitational
May 3-4
Boys under 14
The FC Salmon Creek Juventus 94 went 3-0 in pool play.
Semifinals
FCSC Juventus 7, Cascade FC Premier 0
Finals
FCSC Juventus 2, Crossfire Premier 94 Black 0 (Josh Russell scored both goals).
RUNNING
Clark County Running Club
Marine Park 5-mile Run
May 11
1, Mario Beaudoin, 36, Yacolt, 29:27. 2, Sean Bryson, 34, Washougal, 30:19. 3, Juan Picho, 47, Vancouver, 31:39. 4, Mike Grimshaw, 43, 33:02. 5, Jamie Skinner, 50, La Center, 33:16. 6, Madeleine Sellers, 49, Washougal, 33:49. 7, Lou Diaz, 51, 34:06. 8, Anne Anderson, 43, Vancouver, 34:59. 9, Octavio Nunez, 27, 35:28. 10, Jonathon R, 19, 36:10.
11, Nathan Sellers, 51, Washougal, 37:02. 12, Joe Rowley, 54, Troutdale, 37:20. 13, Lance Thiede, 62, Vancouver, 37:25. 14, Nicole Sutherland, 26, Vancouver, 37:29. 15, Leslie , 50, 37:44. 16, Mary Shen, 46, Vancouver, 37:58. 17, Ken Stickney, 54, 38:06. 18, John Brady, 62, 38:56. 19, Russ Zornick, 51, Vancouver, 39:01. 20, Glen Hostetter, 52, 39:55.
21, Arnie Teppo, 49, Vancouver, 40:18. 22, Dirk Slebos, 54, Vancouver, 40:48. 23, Peter Bennink, 53, Vancouver, 41:34. 24, Dan Riley, 56, Vancouver, 42:07. 25, Mike Ryan, 69, Portland, 42:14. 26, Joe Kregal, 63, Portland, 43:35. 27, Scott Cropley, 48, Vancouver, 45:31. 28, Don Croteau, 56, Vancouver, 46:18. 29, Ross Nudd, 26, Battle Ground, 46:37. 30, Herb Mccord, 43, Vancouver, 47:17.
31, Chuck Rushenberger, 47, 49:45. 32, Mike Downey, 61, Vancouver, 51:45. 33, Ken Andrews, 51, Vancouver, 52:13.
TRACK AND FIELD
Youth results
Ridgefield all-comers meet
May 5
At Ridgefield High School
Boys
Ages 6-8
Turbo Javelin — 1, Casey Murray, NW, 48-9. 2, Jay Jones, RF, 41-8. 3, Andrew Keller, NW, 26-9.
Discus — 1, Ethan Benville, RF, 34-9. 2, Cesar Guzman, NW, 31-0.
Shot put — 1, Ethan Benville, RF, 17-7. 2, Cesar Guzman, NW, 16-5. 3, Jay Jones, RF, 17-7
Long jump — 1, Jay Jones, RF, 8-6; 1, Kenny Kanthak, NW, 8-6. 3, Neils Genninburg, NW, 7-11
200 — 1, Steven Schmitz, NW, 43.44. 2, Kenny Kathnick, NW, 45.60. 3, Micah Turner, UNT, 47.69
400 — 1, CJ Murray, NW, 1:39.19. 2, Kenny Kathak, NW, 1:41.66. 3, Caesar Guzman, NW, 1:44.06
Ages 9-10
Turbo Javelin — 1, Mike Schmidt, NW, 62-11. 2, Phil Renton, NW, 62-9. 3, Jacob Westbrook, RF, 59-3
Discus — 1, Brittan Gullickson, RF, 42-3. 2, Bryant Butters, RF, 27-4. 3, Ryan McGuckin, RF, 24-0
Shot put — 1, Brittan Gullickson, RF, 16-4. 2, Bryant Buttars, RF, 15-1. 3, Camiren Reese, RF, 14-0
Long jump — 1, Brittan Gullickson, RF, 11-2. 2, Camiren Reese, RF, 9-2. 3, Logal Dietal, NW, 9-0
High jump — 1, Tanner Reichard, RF, 3-6. 2, Dawson Schlep, NW, 3-2. 3, Tanner Stocks, , 3-0
100 — 1, Michael Schmidt, NW, 14.96. 2, Phillip Renton, NW, 15.02. 3, Josh Nygaard, RF, 15.71
200 — 1, Michael Schmidt, NW, 33.32. 2, Phillip Renton, NW, 34.56. 3, Dawson Shoup, NW, 40.60
400 — 1, Josh Nygaard, RF, 1:25.56. 2, Brittan Gullickson, RF, 1:26.44. 3, Camiren Reese, RF, 1:34.41.
1,500 — 1, Josh Nygaard, RF, 6:26.06.
Ages 11-12
Turbo Javelin — 1, Josiah Schmidt, NW, 103-10. 2, Tyler Harvey, RF, 84-4. 3, Peter Zalk, NW, 82-2
Discus — 1, Laban Gedenberg, LC, 56-1. 2, Tyler Reichard, RF, 52-3. 3, Brendan Mayhew, RF, 50-5.
Shot put — 1, Tyler Harvey , RF, 31-0. 2, Peter Zalk, NW, 30-10. 3, Tyler Riechard, RF, 22-6
Long jump — 1, Taylor Neilson , NW, 12-8. 2, Caidin Cheney, NW, 11-1. 3, Moses Jouwsma, RF, 11-0
High jump — 1, Tyler Harvey, RF, 5-0. 2, Tyler Reichard, RF, 4-6. 3, Josiah Schmidt, NW, 4-4
80 hurdles — 1, Peter Zalk, NW, 14.27. 2, Josiah Schmidt, NW, 15.37. 3, Kevin Caravaggio, NW, 16.93
100 — 1, Tyler Harvey, RF, 13.34. 2, Liam Knoeppel, RF, 14.46. 3, Peter Zalk, NW, 14.81
200 — 1, Liam Knoepple, RF, 31.72. 2, Nathan Westbrook, NW, 32.13. 3, Taylor Nielson, NW, 33.61
400 — 1, Ben Zora, Unt, 1:15.69. 2, Liam Knoppel, RF, 1:15.94. 3, Michael Gunthar, Unt, 1:16.97
800 — 1, Josiah Schmidt, NW, 2:49.82. 2, Eric Kreamer, NW, 3:15.91.
1,500 — 1, Tyler Reichard, RF, 6:12.16.
Ages 13-14
Turbo Javelin — 1, Jesse Zalk, NW, 118-4. 2, Ryan Westbrook, NW, 67-8. 3, Nate Johnson, NW, 59-10.
Discus — 1, Joshua Olson, NW, 32-5.
Shot put — 1, Nate Johnson, NW, 24-9. 2, Ryan Westbrook, NW, 14-0.
Long jump — 1, Jesse Zalk, NW, 16-0. 2, Ean Andrews, NW, 14-10. 3, Matthew Caralaggo, NW, 14-6
High jump — 1, Joshua Olson, NW, 3-6.
100 hurdles — 1, Jesse Zalk, NW, 17.65. 2, Nathan Hill, NW, 21.71.
100 — 1, Luke Veitenheimer, NW, 12.11. 2, Matthew Cavaggio, NW, 12.46. 3, Daniel Quarto, NW, 13.02
200 — 1, Daniel Quarto, NW, 27.60. 2, Nathan Hill, NW, 35.32.
400 — 1, Matthew Caravaggio, NW, 1:02.53. 2, Daniel Quarto, NW, 1:04.66.
800 — 1, Rubbin Goss, NW, 3:22.47.
Girls
Ages 6-8
Turbo Javelin — 1, Gabbi Davin, RF, 29-0. 2, Renee Rose, RF, 25-0. 3, Marina Stocks, NW, 18-7
Discus — 1, Emma Hochhalter, RF, 21-1. 2, Haley Olchowy, RF, 16-8. 3, Kaydee Buttars, RF, 14-8.
Shot put — 1, Julia Jones, RF, 9-7. 2, Madison Langer, RF, 9-6. 3, Haley Olchowy, RF, 9-4
Long jump — 1, Haley, NW, 8-10. 2, Emma Dietel, NW, 8-9. 3, McKenzie Romley, H, 8-7.
100 — 1, Haley Hutchin, NW, 16.40. 2, Valerie Schmit, NW, 16.99. 3, McKenzie Romilly, Unt, 17.46
200 — 1, Hailee Hutchen, NW, 38.97. 2, Valerie Schmitz, NW, 39.47. 3, Renee Rose, RF, 39.62
400 — 1, Hanna Renton, NW, 1:40.47.
Ages 9-10
Turbo Javelin — 1, Cori Murray, NW, 45-9. 2, Madison Harter, RF, 39-4. 3, Hannah Wales, RF, 29-1
Discus — 1, Madison Harter, RF, 33-7. 2, Aliesha Ball, RF, 31-2. 3, Jacquelyn Stapper, RF, 31-1
Shot put — 1, Jacquelyn Stapper, RF, 12-8. 2, Hannah Wales, RF, 11-10. 3, Madison Harter, RF, 10-6
Long jump — 1, Cori Murray, NW, 11-3. 2, Jacquelyn Stapper, RF, 11-0. 3, Nikki Wilson, FC, 10-4
High jump — 1, Molly Ross, NW, 3-10. 2, Hannah Wales, RF, 2-8. 3, Aliesha Ball, RF, 2-4.
100 — 1, Molly Ross, NW, 15.99. 2, Cori Murray, NW, 16.14. 3, Jackquelyn Stapper, NW, 20.37
200 — 1, Molly Ross , NW, 35.75. 2, Cori Murray, NW, 36.40. 3, Christina Blackmon, FC, 38.32
400 — 1, Nicki Willson, FC, 1:24.82. 2, Nicole Thompkins, NW, 1:24.91. 3, Maddi Ross , NW, 1:25.3
800 — 1, Nikki Willson, FC, 3:26.10. 2, Shelby Haskins, FC, 3:57.00. 3, Kyla Holdahl, FC, 3:57.20
1,500 — 1, Christina Blackmon, FC, 7:05.00.
Ages 11-12
Turbo Javelin — 1, Amanda Bong, FC, 65-1. 2, Jocinda Rose, RF, 55-10. 3, McKinzie Derhein, RF, 47-8
Discus — 1, Kate Soske, LC, 54-8. 2, Raigan Page, RF, 47-11. 3, Sierra Pollock, RF, 45-5
Shot put — 1, Katie Sosky, LC, 21-5. 2, McKenzie Derheim, RF, 14-10. 3, Meghan Vandermaas, H, 12-1
Long jump — 1, Alexa Swanson, RF, 12-6. 2, Sierra Cormier, RF, 12-5. 3, Sarah Barlow, FC, 12-4
High jump — 1, Montana Gildersleeve, FC, 3-8. 2, Gabby Bender, FC, 3-6. 3, Alexa Swanson, FC, 3-4
80 hurdles — 1, Gabby Bender, FC, 16.05. 2, Amanda Bong, FC, 22.62.
100 — 1, Raigan Page, RF, 14.99. 2, Hanna Hutchins, NW, 15.10. 3, Kate Soske, LC, 15.58
200 — 1, Kaylene Brink, RF, 34.19. 2, Lexis Lucero, RF, 34.85. 3, Nicole Tompkins, NW, 34.86
400 — 1, Rachel Willson, FC, 1:18.25.
800 — 1, Kate Soske, LC, 3:17.38. 2, Rachel Willson, FC, 3:22.47.
1,500 — 1, Victoria Warner, NW, 6:32.91. 2, Meghan Vandermaas, H, 6:49.25. 3, Montana Gildersleeve, FC, 6:51.72.
Ages 13-14
Turbo Javelin — 1, Eilee Murray, NW, 55-5. 2, Rocky Roy, NW, 42-5. 3, Amanda Keller, NW, 39-9
Discus — 1, Eilee Murray, NW, 51. 2, Alicia Bong, FC, 37-1. 3, Rocky Roy, NW, 29-1
Shot put — 1, Hannah Vannozo, NW, 21-3. 2, Molly Urban, NW, 19-8. 3, Eilee Murray, NW, 19-8
Long jump — 1, Terra Stocks, NW, 12-10. 2, Samantha Wilson, FC, 12-9. 3, Hannah VanOsdel, NW, 12-7
High jump — 1, Amanda Kehler, NW, 4-0. 2, Taylor Guenther, NW, 4-0.
100 hurdles — 1, Samantha Willson, FC, 17.70. 2, Terra Stocks, NW, 21.93. 3, Rachel Zalk, NW, 23.81
100 — 1, Taylor Guenther, NW, 13.43. 2, Josilyn Peterson, NW, 13.99. 3, Molly Urban, NW, 14.40
200 — 1, Taylor Guenther, NW, 27.53. 2, Joslin Peterson, NW, 39.66. 3, Terra Stocks, NW, 33.63
400 — 1, Taylor Guenther, NW, 1:03.28. 2, Samantha Wilson, FC, 1:10.72. 3, Sarah Main, RF, 1:13.97
800 — 1, Lindsey Thompkins, NW, 2:46.79.
TENNIS
Vancouver Tennis Center
Players VTC Grand Slam #2 - Singles (The French)
May 2-4
Men’s 3.0 Singles — Semifinals: Kotsovos, Darren def. Garcia, Robie 6-1; 6-3. Gast, Anthony def. Raffaele, Guillermo (1) 6-1; 6-1. Finals: Gast, Anthony def. Kotsovos, Darren 3-6; 7-6(4)); 1-0(8)
NTRP Men’s 3.0 Singles Consolation — Semifinals: Hogalagere, Shiva def. Jones, Kirk 7-5; 4-6; 1-0(7). Consolation finals: Hogalagere, Shiva def. Shlyakhtich, Sergey 6-3; 6-0
NTRP Men’s 3.5 Singles — Semifinals: Nguyen, Hieu def. Yang, David (3) 6-3; 6-4. Thirukkonda, Pranesh def. Garrison, Greg 6-2; 6-2. Finals: Thirukkonda, Pranesh def. Nguyen, Hieu 7-5; 6-2
NTRP Men’s 3.5 Singles Consolation — Semifinals: Vilante, Kenneth def. Judge, John 6-1; 6-4. Consolation finals: Cari, Steve def. Vilante, Kenneth 6-4; 7-5
NTRP Men’s 4.0 Singles — Semifinals: Boudreau, Richard def. Adler, John 7-5; 6-2. Hay, Scott def. Scopacasa, Vincent 6-0; 6-2. Finals: Hay, Scott def. Boudreau, Richard 4-6; 6-0; 1-0(8). Consolation finals: Laxson, Robert def. Grillo, Greg 6-3; 6-4
NTRP Men’s 4.5 Singles — Semifinals: Nelson, Anthony (1) def. Lonergan, Tom 6-2; 6-1. Knudtson, Greg (2) def. Tran, Kim 6-1; 6-1. Finals: Nelson, Anthony (1) def. Knudtson, Greg (2) 6-1; 7-6. Consolation finals: Swankosky, Thomas def. Merritt, Ben 6-6(0-3) Ret (inj)
NTRP Men’s 5.0 Singles — Semifinals: Smith, Beau (1) def. Lee, Daniel 6-3; 5-7; 1-0(7). Andreasen, Kent def. Quiroz, Eric 6-7(7); 6-4; 1-0(7). Finals: Smith, Beau (1) def. Andreasen, Kent 6-3; 6-1. Consolation finals: Eads, Scott def. Shirley, Rick 7-6(8)); 0-6; 1-0(4)
NTRP Women’s 3.0 Singles — Semifinals: Mallari, Theresa (1) def. Smiley, Erin 5-7; 7-5; 1-0(9). Kosmetatos, Maria def. Wu, Joanne 7-5; 6-4. Finals: Kosmetatos, Maria def. Mallari, Theresa (1) 6-2; 7-6(5). Consolation finals: Jones, Anhhong def. Radosevich, Jean Def (ref)
NTRP Women’s 3.5 Singles — Semifinals: Sosa, Lynn def. Schmidt, Gale (2) 1-6; 6-1; 1-0(7). Melia, Suzie (1) def. Sabo, Blanche 6-1; 0-6; 1-0(4). Finals: Melia, Suzie (1) def. Sosa, Lynn 6-0; 7-5. Consolation finals: Strauss, Cynthia def. Gangelhoff, Lisa 6-4; 6-2.
NTRP Women’s 4.0 Singles — Semifinals: Stevens, Lisa def. Reid, Eileen 6-1; 6-2. Henderson, Tara def. Tam, Madeline 4-6; 7-5; 1-0(8). Finals: Henderson, Tara def. Stevens, Lisa 6-3; 7-6(2). Consolation finals: Sabina, Michelle (2) def. Heiles, Katrina (1) 6-0; 6-2
NTRP Women’s 5.0 Singles — Semifinals: Agarycheva, Natalia (1) def. Christen, Julie 6-0; 6-0. Johnson, Becca def. Quach, Kimberly (2) 6-3; 6-2. Finals: Agarycheva, Natalia (1) def. Johnson, Becca 6-1; 7-6(2). Consolation finals: Quach, Kimberly (2) def. Christen, Julie 6-3; 6-1. |
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