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IJ SANOV (O f* ) POST Thur» D« 2 1982 (Sac I) Winter sports The Pioneers, competing in b a s ic a lly the same league, were 6-1 in girls competition, with the boys 5-2 Both teams placed se cond in D istrict 3, behind Gresham The g irls were Hth in the state, the boys 26th Only one g irl returns from last year's 10th place 400 free relay She is senior Heidi Lam er, a breast stroke specialist who w ill be moved around to the team's best advantage She'll be joined by senior Lisa Izer, ju n io r Shauny Thoreson, sophomore Julie Dasher and freshmen Terri Hansen and Donnie T e rrill The boys team is pretty much intact, having lost only a quality sprinter to graduation Sophomores Jam ie T u t tle, M att Roth and Richard Rolph were members of last year's 200 medley re la y team They took ninth at the state meet, cer tainly an accomplishment for a group of freshmen O th e r r e tu r n in g le t te rm e n in c lu d e se n io r Shaw n Burns, a distance swimm er, and Junior Mark Continued from Page 11 At the Oregon City In vitational iin January! the top 12 teams in the state 1 as determined by the state to u rn a m e n t! grace the 16-school bracket Calhoun w ould "o n ly speculate" about the con ference race, but said B a rlo w . G resham and D avid Douglas w ill be tough Sandy and Centennial also have teams that have been “ tra d itio n a lly " com petitive The lack of an experienc ed h e a v y w e ig h t co u ld make the difference this year Senior Scott Skipper has chosen not to par ticipate, though Calhoun feels he could be one of the five best heavyweights in the state "A s a consistent op tim is t. 1 s till have hopes he'll change his m in d ," Calhoun said On Sandy's roster are six experienced seniors, and Calhoun pointed out that experienced seniors tend to win their share of matches They include John Cox, a 98 pounder; L a rry Topliff, a 106 pounder who's placed Gunderson, a b u tte rfly specialist. Others with potential in clude senior K irk Benson, ju n io r Jo h n H a u g a n , sophomore K evin Beau doin. and seniors Valez German. V ictor Martinez and Javier H errero D avid Douglas has a "perennially strong’’ team, w ith the boys possibly the league favorites The girls title is probably up for grabs, he said Competition to be tough Said w re s tlin g Coach Ron Calhoun, “ I feel that we have as tough a varsity schedule as I've seen a team have We have a chance to met, lite ra lly, every team that has excell ed at wrestling the past two y e a rs " He added. " I think that's s u p e r" A tough schedule might not do wonders for one's record, but he feels it w ill u ltim a te ly make them bet te r competitors State Farm downs Flyers State Farm Insurance, picking up where they left off last year, went out strong in the firs t basket ball game of the new season, and whipped The Flyers, 65-43 Led by Mike F itz's 12 points, State Farm broke the game open in the se cond quarter, outscoring The F ly e r s 16-6 The F lyers' high scorer was T im Delaney, who pumped in 10 points In other Sandy Recrea lion league basketball, Mt eluding eight points in the last quarter Hood Cleaners had to go to the last seconds of their game in order to beat W illiam s T h riftw a y, 51-50. H division basketball State Farm Insurance Mt Hood Cleaner* Scenic Fruit Co Swartz Moving Williams Thriftway The Flyers T h riftw a y's Rob Daniels poured in 22 points while M ike Suhr bucketed 17 for M t Hood Cleaners, in Senior Mo Contreras is out with a head in ju ry suf fered during the last foot ball game Juniors Loren Bateman (178 lbs 1 and Frank McKin- ms (157 lbs) should also contribute Bateman earn ed a trip to state last season, and M c K in n is earned a 23-0 record on the second varsity Mel Gedde <115 lbs) and Destry Frey (130 !bs) are two more seniors that could contribute Junior Hui Choi (123 lbs) and s o p h o m o re T o n y Barnes (106 lbsi also ap pear to have made the va r sity. The lineup can change due to the outcome of challenge matches, and w e ig h t c h a n g e s The wrestlers w ill be in action today through this evening, w ith the Carey Larson M em orial being run off at the high school Final "A " division Mt Country Realty Godfather s Pizza Wuv’a Rippling River Resort 8 2 R 2 3 7 1 & a-S Hwy 26 Sandy Phon» 66« «05« SNOW H E X Ixirea Camp is prep of the week The SlIHS junior was n o m in a te d " O u ts ta n d in g dicapped High S tu d e n t," an g iv e n by M etropolitan Commit tee for the Employment of the Handicapped " Way to go Ixirea! M 41 vie Mm ? 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COUNT UN LES SCHWAB ----------- r P IZ Z A S . BARN Mt Honrt < leaner• »rlson'Twvrnln Wy’Kast Mike Marleau rejects a shot during the Pioneers' intrasquad scrimmage LES SCHWAB run from January through March The games w ill be held Monday evenings at the Sandy Elementary School gym and some Wednesday evenings at the Weches Grade School and/or Bor ing Grade School gyms There is no cost to join as awards w ill not be offered to firs t and second-place teams Contact B ill at the Sandy Recreation D epartm ent, 668 5569, to ensure a place in the league for your team The Sandy Recreation Department is planning a w inter volleyball league, to In the firs t contest they beat Calam ity Jane’s 14-16, 15-1 and 15-9 Then they kn o cke d o i l W y 'E a s t, though the Hollers needed two overtim e games in order to win, 16-14 and 17-15 W y 'E a s t cam e fro m behind to hand Calamity Jane's a loss, 3-15, 15-9 and 15-11. Only one " A " division match was played, with Mt Country Realty secur ing a lie with Godfather's Pizza for first place by upending Wuv's, 15-6, 15-3 I 0 0 0 0 I I Seniors Bob Wantowski <168 lbs i and Dave Gibson < 136 lbs' should also con tr ib u t e as f ir s t - y e a r starters SRD plans w in ter volleyball league Mt. Country Realty secures tie for 1st The Zig Zag Rollers, p la y in g th e ir best volleyball of the season, won two " B " division m at ches against two tough op ponents in Sandy Recrea tion D epartm ent league play 1 1 0 0 0 0 tw ice at s ta te ; Randy- Swanson. a 130 pounder. R o b e rt P a u l, a 141 pounder. Mike Rohweder. a 148 pounder who's been to state twice, and Chuck Kearney. a 178 pounder and trip le crown winner 6 6 * 4902 Complete selection lor Cars Pick u Motor Homes. 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