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SANDY (O r« ) POST Thurt
October I
1981 (S«<
I)
Sandy sports summary
Pioneer girls win Early Season District Meet
by SCOTT NEWTON
When an entire cross coun
try team brings home belter
times, the coach has to tx*
pleased
That was the case with the
Sandy Pioneers when they
com peted at the E a rly
Season League D is tric t In
vitational, which the girls
won
Five Sandy runners finish
ed in the top 11 in the girls
division, and they placer! all
six runners in the top 1«
Donna Nelson led the way
w ith an 11:28 fo r 3,000
meters, finishing third out of
4H
“ T h a t's s u p e r," Coach
Bowling
Ml Huuder*
Sept 24
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Tow nS Country
8 4
Pioneer H E
7 5
Accent Hm r
7 5
Sheppard Con
7 5
W T hn flw a y
5 7
J Welches
5 7
Dirt A Aggregate
5 7
M a p r e v a il
4 8
Individual game Irene Hlount.
224
Individual aeries Irene Hlount,
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Team game Pioneer Heal Estate.
771. Team series Town A Country.
2104
Basketball
parents
to meet
The Sandy R ecreation
Department w ill lx» holding a
second parents organiza
tional meeting Oct 12 at 6:30
p m at the Cedar Ridge
gym Coaches are needed for
the Kids Basketball League,
which is for boys and girls in
grades six through eight
For more inform ation con
tac, B ill Knight Weiler at
668 5569
Scott McMullen said of her
performance
The boys finished fourth
out of eight teams, which
also pleased McMullen He
said that the boys are star
ting to see that they can twat
people, and that that is help
mg them come together as a
team
Sophomore Sam Romey
finished third in the boys
d iv is io n ,
ru n n in g
th e
5,000 meter course in 16 20
Forty seven competed in the
boys division
Andy Romey, running in
the fre s h m a n d iv is io n ,
finished first, running the
2,000 meter course in 6 02, or
under five minutes per mile
G irl» m u l ls
Donna Nelson. 3rd.
11 28 Sharon Jensen, Sth. II 50 Dar
by Hinder. mh. 12 08 M u r a sir
ingham, loth, 12 03 G ayle Itoth I llh
12 03 Shelby Dries 10th, 12 22
Hoy» result»
Sam Homey 3rd
16 20 Phil Hurka. 16th, 17 28 Hrian
Heit'k. 24th, 18 01. Hrian Huhler 10th
18 12 Audie Kill». t»th 18 (B
Key game fo r
soccer team
The SUHS soccer team has
an important game coming
up Friday
They're 2 2 overall, 2 1 in
the league, anti Coach Lon
Welsh considers their game
at Oregon City a pivotal one
“ If we take that game
w e’re going to tie real
strong,” he said
The Pioneers go, a 3 2 w in
at Molalla last Friday, with
Tun Pullen scoring the winn
iog pond during the five
minute overtim e
Alan Burchfield and Hui
Choi scored the first two
goals for Sandy right at the
firs t of the game, and then
the Pioneers allowed Molalla
to tie it up in the second half
About their overtim e play,
Welsh said, “ We basically
did well under pressure after
we decided we were going to
SRD volleyball schedule
All gam m w ill hr p la y n l at Eirwoud School and Widt h«-» School gym
on Tuesday evening»
"A " division a< hrtlulr
Team» Caatille Construction. A. M l Country Realty, II < alanul
Jane's, C, Team Eour. I)
Sept 22. Oct. 2S
At Elrwiaid. team» H .C .II
7 p m H vs D, learn C refs
8 p m C vs I) , learn H refs
» p m H vs C, learn I) ref»
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At Elrwood team» A.H .II
7 p m A vs D . team H refs
8 p m A vs H. learn D refs
» p m H vs D. learn A refs
on 8. Nov 3
At Elrwood. team« A,( .11
7 p m A vs C. team D refs
8 p in C vs D, team A refs
» p m A vs D, learn (' refs
O n . 1.1. Nov io
At Elrwood. Irani» A.H.C
7 p m I, vs C. team A refs
8 p m A vs H. team C refs
» p m A vs C. team H refs
" K " division schedule
Teams The Store, A Carlson's Chevrolet, H Ml Hood Cleaners. C,
Team Eour, D , Joe Kern. E . Truck Design.» E
Sept 23. Oct 21
At Sand» High, teams H .C .II.E .f
7 p m H vs D, team C refs
8 p m D vs C, team H refs
» p m C vs B. team D refs
Court Two
7 p m E vs
team C refs
Sept .10. o n 28
At Sands High learns I H l l > E I
7 p m A vs D. team H refs
8 p m H vs A. team D refs
9 p m D vs H. team A refs
Court Two
7 p m C vs E. team E refs
8 p m E vs C, team E refs
O rl 7. Nov 4
At ( edar K ldgr gvm. teams A.< .11
m o te
t im e
•h a n g t
8 p m A vs C. team D refs
» p m C vs D, team A refs
I« p m D vs A team C refe
on. 14. Nov I I
At Sandv High, teams A H < ,1.4 4
7 p m H vs C. team A refs
8 p m A vs ( ’ , team C refs
» p m C vs A, team H refs
Court Two
7 p m D vs E. team E refs
8 p m E vs I), team E refs
Nov
At I edar Kidge gvm learns ' R t. 4
7 p m H vs E. learn E refs
8 p m E vs H team E refs
9 p m A vs E. team B refs
10 p m E vs A ref provided
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Donna Nelson
Sandy high Pioneer Donna
Nelson was timed at 11 28
in 3.000 meters for third at
an Early Season District
Invitational at Clackamas
Community College Five
SUHS girls placed in the
top 10 at the meet earning {
the Pioneers a team title
Enjoy g re o t p in o s & good ti nes ot P o o lo S ’
play soccer again
The Pioneers downed Can
by 1 o Tuesday, with Kevin
Sabryckt receiving credit for
p la y in g an o u ts ta n d in g
gam e
S a h ry c k i is a
f u llb a c k , a b a ck - lin e
defender, and “ caused a lot
of our o ffe n sive a tta c k
because he'd take the ball
away from their offense ”
W elsh
re p o r ts
th a t
although they only scored
one point, that they kept the
ball in Canby te rrito ry a
good part of the game
Football team
edged by one
The Pioneer football team
gained the yardage needed
w ith a ball control offense
F rid a y n ight, but some
mishaps on their part gave
Canby a 13-12 win
“ I thought the kids did an
outstanding jo b ," said Coach
Greg O'Meara. "We had 248
yards to their 1,7 That’s a
good effort
“ I, was a heartbreaker to
lose, as hard as we played
Canby took a 7 0 lead on
the third play of the game,
capitalizing on a Pioneer
fumble
A short touchdown run by
Bryan Noe was called hack
by a holding penalty, but Cal
McKinnis got the points back
for Sandy by recovering a
tumble in the end zone
Quarterback Mitch Paola
kept the ball on an option for
the PAT attempt, but was
stopped jus, short of the line
In the second half a screen
pass bounced off th<* finger
tips of a Sandy receiver, with
Canby intercepting and run
rung the ball over 40 yards
for a score
Noe scored on a six yard
run after that, bu, again the
Pioneers faili*d to push the
ball in on the PAT attempt
O’Meara said that Scot,
Skipper. Dan M artin and Cal
McKinnis played well defen
sively. and he was pleased
w ith the line play of Randy
Carm ony, M a rtin . Locke
Cristman, Roland Aumeuler
and Dale Rasmussen
Chuck Kearney carried
the ball i~ times for 158
yards
Estacada, like Sandy, is
2 2 overall and 0-2 in TVL
play That game w ill be
played Friday a, Estacada
Volleyball
team wins
The SUHS volleyball team,
after losing to Sweet Home
Sept 22. got back on the win
rung track a week ago with a
15-12 and 15-2 w in
“ We re headed in the right
direction,” said Coach Ron
G rant/
The loss to Sweet Home, in
which they lost two games,
made it four games in a row
the Pioneers had lost, which
hasn't hapjiened in a long
SRD needs
players
The Sandy R ecreation
Department is looking for
men over th irty to become
involved in their ” C” d iv i
sion basketball league this
winter
A few more teams w ill be
needed in order to make this
division complete Anyone
interested in jo in in g the
league or wanting more in
formation should call B ill
Knight Weiler at 668 5569
Volleyball
results
T he S andy M o u n ta in
Volleyball Leage began play
Sep, 22 at Firwood School
with Calamity Jane's losing
its match IS 1. 18 6 to a well
practiced Mountain Country
Realty team
A rt Nelson lent valuable
assistance by refereeing the
“ A '' division mutch
In the “ B " d iv is io n ,
Carlson Chevrolet defeated
Mt Hood Cleaners in two
games, 15-0 and 15-8, while
Joe K ern’s team overcame a
tough Truck Design’s team
to win, 8 15. 15-13 and 15-8
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" A " division
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Caatille Con
C alam ity Jane's
Team Eour
" H " division
Carlson Chevrolet
Joe Kern
The Store
M l Hood Cleaners
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Pioneer senior Randy Carmony.
the line of scrimmage.
stops a Canby runner at
time.
So, they were a little ner
vous going into their game
with Silverton Bu, after win
ning the first game, they
loosened up, Grantz said
“ People did more things
right m entally,” he said
Grantz has been changing
his lineup around because of
an in ju r y to S tephanie
Hagstrotn He had Hagstrorn
back for the Silverton game,
and reports that she w ill "be
able to play some, and do
certain things "
Area fans w ill have a
chance to see the Pioneers
Saturday when they play in a
tournament here
Girls win at
water polo
The Pioneer girls water
polo team got a league win
Tuesday, defeating Barlow
13-6 in their firs, conference
matchup
Bonita Connelly scored six
goals in that game
The g irls fell 14-10 to
Tigard a week ago, but
Coach Carl Neuenfeldt found
a bright spot in the play of
Jean Crane. He said that she
is one of their better swim
mers, and that now she’s
starting to shoot the ball
more She scored five goals
against Tigard
The boys lost their first
conference game, falling 7-6
to Barlow The game went to
the wire, with the Pioneers
having possession of the hall
the final 10 seconds of the
game
Kick Toplift scored three
goals Neuenfeldt was pleas
ed with the play of Matt
Roth, who played center in
the Pioneers' new offense
“ I thought he did a real
fine jo b ," Neuenfeldt said
The boys lost 14 11 a week
ago at Tigard They're 1-5,
and the g irls are 2 4
The Pioneer gymnastics
team fell 117 111 in a meet a,
Centennial Sept 23
Janice Hawkins, a senior,
“ did an outstanding job. ac
cording to Coach Molly
Knudson She finished firs,
on the balance beam and tied
for first on floor exercise,
giving her enough points for
all around honors
A number of runners from
the Bull Hun area did well at
the
G am e
F r a n k lin
Memorial at Eugene Satur
day.
In the first grade girls d iv i
sion, Gracey Pankey finish
ed first in the 2,(MM)-meter
run with a time of 13 24
In the second grade boys
division, Trent Waibel also
got a first-place finish in the
2,(MX) with a time of 10:25
Others that placed include
Rosey Pankey, who was se
cond in the 2,000 in the se
cond grade girls division
with a time of 11:30
Becky O’Neill, also in the
second g ra d e d iv is io n ,
finished fourth
In the third grade boys
division, B arth Reynolds
Curry finished seventh and
J e ff Reynoldson finished
eighth
In the fourth grade girls
division, Kim Yankauskas
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Dan Reynoldson finished
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boys division
Danielle Jorden finished
18th in the sixth grade girls
division
In the sixth grade boys
d iv is o n , Toph E va n ch o
finished 10th with a time of
9 26
In the seventh grade girls
division the Cinder Hawks
Track Team took the top five
spots, with Angela Benedetti
earning first place honors
with a tune of 11:32 in the
3,,MM) meter event
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and State Junior Olympic
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Darold Beymer. Cinder
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The Pioneer gymnastics
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Janice Hawkins, a senior,
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