PACE SIX
ROGUE NEWS
Kri.. Jan. 21, 1972
Soph Gymnast
Feels Hopeful
"Because it's a way to
express oneself maybe that's
why more and more girls are
beginning to turn out for gym
nastics," sophomore gymnast
Kim Knudson's explained.
Mis Knudson, who is
competing for her second
year, in floor exercises
which include a combination
of tumbling and ballet, prac
tices throughout the summer.
When asked in regard
to her season expectations
Kim commented "I won't
really know until after the
first meet, but I think I'll do
better than last year." The
hopeful gymnast feels that
she could improve on"every
thing." She has yet to de
cide on whether she will
pursue gymnastics in college
or later years, though she
feels there is a possibility.
"Gymnastics is a ter
rific sport and I wish more
girls would turn out," Miss
Knudson commented.
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Kreton shoots for two in record 48-50 loss to
Klamath Falls.
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Durban Has
High Aims
Kerry Keeton shoots over lelician opponent.
Sophomore gynast Kim Knudson
is in her second year of
gymnastics and Mill be com
peting in the floor exercises
which include tumbling and
ballet.
Sophomore skier Rob Cope in his
second year of participating on
the Ashland High School Ski team
plans lo race both giant slalom
and slalom racing this year on
the High School Ski Team.
l.KillTUKK.HT WRESTLFR
JIM DL'RBIN captured second
place at the district meet last
year. Wrestling Coach Tim
Itrown says "Jim should place
high at state this year."
Durbin has wrestled since
eighth grade. He practices two
hours a day. Last summer he
participated in the summer
wrestling program. He is pre
sently in the 106-pound weight
class, but plans to drop down to
the 98-pound weight class for the
district meet.
Durbin likes the lighter weight
classes because the wrestlers
tend to be inexperienced under
classmen. Durbin would like to improve
his agility. He would like to
wrestle in college, and hopes to
obtain a scholarship.
"He is an outstanding young
man and should place high at the
state tournament," commented
Coach Brown.
Sophomore Skier
To Race Varsity
As a freshman. Rot
Cope only raced in the var
sity ski team once, as a
slalom rarer. However, this
season he plans to race var
sity in giant slalom and sla
lom, and down hill only once
at Bend.
Cope has been skiing
for nine years. He stated
that he likes skiing as it
provides a challenge not of
fered by other sports.
l-ast year he raced
Nastar at Mt. Ashland. He
received a gold, a silver,
and a bronze medal for high
performances. He had a
handicap of 25.
I like Nastar because
you compete against your
self and nobody else," he
commented.
"1 think skiing is fun
because you test your skills
against the mountain and
snow."
Rob plans to pursue
skiing in college or after as
a hobby.
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Coach Rrown feels Durban
should place at State this year.
Glossop Plays
Junior Varsity
Playing junior varsity this
season is Jeff tllossop. "Jeff will
split his time between varsity and
junior varsith this season, re
marked Coach Kromminga.
Last season Jeff averaged 17
points a game as a sophomore
guard. He practices two and a
half hours a day and says he is
happy with the position he plays.
He plans to play basketball in
college but says playing profes
sionally is doubtful.
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J.V. basketballer Jeff Glossop
should see varsity competition
this season.
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