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&ANOV ( O r a ) POST Thur» Oct 14 I9 « 2 (Sac H a rr ie r s ed g ed by R e y n o ld s It took a tie breaker to do it. but the Reynolds boys edged Sandy last week in what may have been the Mt Hood C o n fe re n c e showdown Coach Scott McMullen said a few seconds taken off the right runners times would have tilted the scales in Sandy’s favor Also, the Pioneers were without fourth man Brian Buhler, who is injured Usually only the places of five of the six varsity run ners count to w ard the score After the first tally, JV netters victorious, cruise to 8- 2 record • 4 a '«I $ J Photo by Scott Newton Todd Byron, left, and Pat Baird cloae in on Columbia's quarterback dtir».»g the Pioneer victory. Gymnasts fall in squeaker ■A The Sandy gymnastics team iost a squeaker last week, falling 100 4-98 6 to Columbia. The Pioneers improved in all events but the bars, competing about even in the balance beam and the v a u lt S an d y had a 27 8-23 25 advantage in the floor exercise, but Colum bia scored six points better on the bars The people competing in floor exercise for Sandy "looked nice,” said Coach Molly Knudsen Knudsen said the Pioneers are strong on the dance portion of the floor exercise, and work to execute "clean" tu m b le s , though th e ir tumbling is "not excep tional ” Netters down Parkrose He e x p la in e d th a t Parkrose wasn’t able to "serve us tough ” They gave them some " fre e balls" as well Give us free balls and “ w e’ll hit 'em to the floor ” Grantz said The Pioneer volleyball team got its record to 5-5 in the M t Hood Conference with a 15-2, 15-9 win over Parkrose "The thi.^p utey don’t do well we do awfully w ell,” said Coach Ron G rant! . • Volleyball outing ‘less than successful’ f The Pioneer volleyball team was "less than sue ceM ful" at a jamboree in C orvallis this weekend, though Coach Ron Grantz said "some positive things came out of i t . ” The caliber of play was tough, with six of the eight teams ranked in the top 10 of the state Although their 1-6 record in the one-game round robin tournam ent ja m boree doesn't show it, Grantz said they did play up to the level of competi tion In addition, "we learned about the competitiveness of certain players,” he said Grantz has been playing everyone on the roster but said now he s "moving toward more of a set line up At about midway in the season the Pioneers were 4-5, and tied for fourth in the Mt Hood Conference T h e y ’ ve p la y e d Sam Barlow High School twice, falling 15-1. 15-4 last week Said Grantz. "They are the best team in the state. I think ’ The opinion was formed after the Corvallis jam boree, where the Pioneers downed Corvallis 15-9 He added. "'It was a good team victory ’’ G r a n tz s a id he substituted freely, and that Parkrose would probably not have scored nine points in the second game if he hadn't made some substitu tion errors They have a key game Thursday about 5 p m at the SUHS gym against Col umbia Barlow. Gresham and David Douglas are at the top of the league stan dings, with Sandy holding the upper hand in a pack with Columbia and The Dalles ,M » M VI • and unde» Iwy« M an » Homey HA » • I I » rta i IH i Karla Ham aon C o r v a llis , ra n k e d number 2 in the state, recently won its 100th con secutive game, and has three consecutive state titles to its credit Two other teams also defeated Corvallis in the tournament The Pioneers have six games remaining iOne was played Tuesday night See related story I "We have the a b ility physically to win all 11« ee g a m e s ," G ra n tz said lal Danmele Jordan 4th Shawna Pailaraon Tlh N m hole Galvin Kh K im Yankauakaa llt h Angela Heart 19th l l llg ir t o and> Cindy Hath 4rd Shaune O tic A ria l, 5th Angela HenedeUi ath Kntan Krm ahnger llt h t a r t y Phunaa IMh I« -15 boys Adam Krm ahnger *<1 7 and under girla lal* Gracia Panfcey lal chn aty K arine* hvl sHanertn Si-hnieder Ird M ar Bean Mh 7 and unde» hnya <1 at I laraal M au lat Andy Norman 2nd H la t n r < » u l k ird Hen M a d 4th Andrew M ta rn te ' uh 9 and under girla 2nd Audrey Krauae ath N»rta*e '.etched Tlh Money Panfcey Bh Halo Moan IMh Cady Prorter i9Ui Phone tts sosa PIZZA u tè L BARN C o n g ra tu la tio n » Io M ark Shelton SUHS ju n io r M ark Shelton is prep of the week He »topped two Col umhta dnvee deep in Sandy territory in the flr»t quarter first with a fumble recovery ai I than with an intercep A ;S ttan Hi* u v o rd intercep turn, made in the clanu< minute» of the game. cinchad a Si i t lo (O y g r e o t p i n o t I A good Samdv E a rt* OH. 4 Eagle Foundry 10 4 Raggedy Ann « A Andy Too 10 6 Bright wood Store 8 8 Zig Zag Inn • • West Coaat Bending 7 9 Tom a 7 9 High individual gam e Sandra L ag ert l«3. 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Sandy -3 Bowling varsity A 6-2 offense utilizes d if ferent people as setters, depending upon their posi tion in the line up The spikers are hitting in the 70 to 80 percentile, and they're passing at over 80 percent and getting in about 90 percent of their serves " I'm pleased with the e f fo rt,” said Curtis by Nelson, Sharon Jensen, L a u ra S trin g h am . Lisa Hasset! and Patty Groom bridge. O pen Sunday ft Evenings BENSON & HEDGES Hawks win three divisions The Cinder Hawk c ro u country team got three firata at a meet In Eugene thin weekenrl The 10-11 girl», with a key fourth place finiah hy Dan mele Jordan, took flrxt. aa did the 7 and under boy» and the 7 and under girl» Eddie Haggxtrom runn mg in the 10-11 boy» divi •ion. wa» also credited with having run well The Pioneers also do well in floor exercise because four of the five competing have experience They in cluding Kim Parmenter, Jodie Dahlager. Sandy Sex ton and JoEUyn Murillo “ I felt everyone did real well, except for that one e v e n t,” Knudsen said, referring to the bars Knudsen seem ed e s pecially pleased with the improvement on the beam, where the Pioneers had faltered earlier Competing as an all- around. Kim Parmenter scored a 7.7 in the floor ex ercise. 7 5 in the vault, and 5 8 on the beam and uneven bars Dahlager scored a 7 85 in the floor exercise, 6 85 in the vault, and 5 65 on the beam and the bars M urillo contributed a 6 6 in floor exercise, and Cindy Parm enter scored a 6.7 on the vault Knudsen also reports the "rookies" are showing im provement as the season progresses T h e ju n io r v a r s it y volleyball team has an 8-2 record, having won 15-6. 15-7 over Parkrose Tues day night “ This is probably the best group of junior varsity players I'v e had.” said G ary Curtis, who is in his seventh season as junior varsity coach. Curtis said he's had some outstanding individuals in the past, but this group is “ kind of like a fam ily .” Renee Rueschenberg has cost Curtis two hamburger d in n e rs C u rtis tre a ts players to a hamburger dinner when they get 10 consecutive serves in a g am e "S h e 's done it tw ice,” Curtis said "Now I take her out at nine.” Other starters include C h ris M u f f, W en d y Heckard ( “ She puts the ball where they're not ” ), Heather Kostrba. T racy T h o m p s o n an d L in d a H illiard Curtis pointed out they're running a “ sophisticated” 6-2. the same offense as the the score was tied 2»29 with Reynolds’ sixth man finishing 11th overall The girls won handily, with Donna Nelson leading the way Sam Romey also took first for the boys on the course at Blue Lake The girls also are second in the MHC. having fallen recently to Centennial The boys and girls both won M onday in a triangular on the Sandy course The boys didn t have much trouble with Columbia or The Dalles For the girls, it was a blowout “ I am totally excited w ith D o n n a N e ls o n ,” McMullen said “ She was just flying She went like a machine the whole way “ She went out hard and she held it. She knows pace ” The girls had a perfect score, with a 1-2-3-4-5 finish
