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Gresham downs Sandy 6-1 in soccer Woman FB coach hired
The Sandy boys soccer
team fell 0-1 to Greaham
and 4-0 to Barlow in com
petition the past week
John Haugan scored the
Pioneers' goal on a penalty
kick at the beginning of the
second half Tuesday night
Gresham, paced by
sophomore Mike Muters,
scored five times in the
first 20 minutes Muters is
"real good." said Coach
Lon Welsh
Hui Choi started defen
ding him one-on-one after
the first 20 minutes and
held him to only one more
goal in the game
Senior Tim Zimmerman
was credited with playing a
good defensive game
Victor Martinez, a senior
exchange student from
Spain, was credited with
doing a good job at center
halfback, where he was
playing for injured Kevin
Fabryski
Fabryski is out for
"maybe a week" with a
sprained ankle Also the
status of Joel Dose remains
in question as he suffered a
kidney injury against
Barlow
Hank Grenier played
goalie the last 20 minutes
against Gresham, and
made six saves
“He
played a real aggressive,
real heads-up ball game,"
Welsh said
Welsh added that despite
the fact the team is struggl
ing, the team members are
playing with a lot of "pride,
and courage under duress
"The morale is high and
they’re working hard I
really appreciate that as a
coach," he said
Girls fall to
The Dalles
Photo by Scott Newton
Victor Martinet, an exchange student from Spain, works for control during the Barlow game.
Freshman
Jodie
Dahlager finished first as
an all-around and senior
Kim Parmenter finished
second, but overall the
Pioneers didn't have the
depth to defeat The Dalles
Sandy lost 98 1 to 94 4 last
week
Dahlager was first in
floor exercise and balance
beam, and fourth in uneven
bars and the vault.
Parmenter was first in
vault, second in floor exer
cise, third in uneven bars
and fourth in balance
bean-
Coach Molly Knudsen
said
Dahlager
and
Parmenter, as well as
those who have been com
peting on a regular basis,
have been showing im
provement
Rosemary Silva, a
seventh and eighth grade
science teacher at
Welches Grade School,
was recently selected as
the assistant coach for
boys football
school the past four
years During that time
she has coached girls
basketball and girls
track
Silva was selected
shortly after Tom Well,
the Wildcats' head foot
ball coach, submitted his
resignation He decided
Gary Dietdench, vice
principal, said Silva has
been
teaching at the
to take some time off to
recuperate from over
nine months of contract
negotiations with the
school board He plans to
return in November to
coach basketball
Mark Hamby has mov
ed up from assistant
coach to head football
coach, said Dietdench
Hawks keep on winning
The Cinder Hawks took
three firsts and three
seconds in competition at
Columbia High School
Saturday
A 7 and under boys team,
comprised of Isreal Matz.
Andy Norman, Ben Matz.
Andy Schneider and Travis
Romey, finishing in that
order, took their division
The 10 and 11 girls, led by
Karla Harrison's second-
place finish, also took first.
Danniele Jordan took fifth,
Kim Yankauskas was
sixth, Nichole Galvin was
seventh and Angel Bean,
19th
Trish Waibel at 13th. Halo
Bean at 15th, and Aleesha
Johnson and Cody Proctor
The Hawks 10-11 boys
team, comprised of Larry
Little. Tom Romey. Bran
don Shore. James Scott,
Eddie Haggstrom and
Jason King, took second
It was the first meet for
all six boys "I was im
pressed by the courage of
this group," said Coach
Darold Beymer
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Marty Romey led an in
complete 8-9 boys team
with a "great” second
place finish, while team
mate Corey Leavenworth
was fourth
In the 14-15 boys division,
Adam Ermatinger was se
cond
"I was really pleased
with everything at the
meet," said Beymer.
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Cindy Roth took first in
the 4000-meter run with a
14:18 to pace the 12-13 girls
to a three-point win over
Corvallis Angela Benedet
ti took second, Shaune
Gilchrist was third, Shan
non Connor was 10th and
Robin Ermatinger was
13th
Cor-’ratulations to:
Phil Burks
SUHS senior Phil
Burks is prep of the
week
He ran 5000 meters
in 17:27, finishing third
and helping pace the
boys cross country
team to a key win over
Centennial
The boys are 3-0 in
Mt Hood Conference
dual-meet competi
tion
The 7 and under girls
team was second with
Gracie Pankey taking
third. Christine Hartney,
Karessa Francis and Star
Bean also contributed
The 8 and under girls
took second despite a
"great" effort by Nichole
Gatchell, Audrey Krause.
Ruth Romey and Rosey
Pankey They finished
fourth through seventh
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