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Poor start hurts SUHS boys Jensen key player in win
Even with four players in
double figures, the Pioneer
boys fell 86-61 to Columbia
River Tuesday evening
Coach Dan Brisbin said
th e y
w e re
“ non-
a g g r e s s iv e ,
non-emotional" at the start
of the game They were
down 18-2 after about five
minutes of play
Brisbin said they '“finally
decided to start playing
b all” toward the end of the
first quarter
We played ” 27 minutes of
pretty decent basketball,”
he said “ Lake I'v e been
saying all season long,
we've got to have con
sistency ”
He said the "kids did
show a lot of courage” with
their comeback
Steve Brader. 6-6 junior,
scored 18 points Pat Baird,
8-3 senior, scored 16 Steve
P e t t in g ill, 6-3 ju n io r ,
scored 15 and Ron Muck,
5-11 junior, scored 10 They
"did a good job,” Brisbin
said
Soap box racers
should register
Registration for soap box
derby racers will be Jan 8
and 15, and Feb 5 and 12
Registration w ill be held
at the form er Coast-to-
Coast building in Heritage
Square from 9 a m to 5
p.m.
Boys and girls from 9 to
15 are eligible One must be
10, however, by Aug 1 If
one is 16 on or before that
date, that person als. isn't
eligible
A Junior Division kit car
and trophies are currently
on display at the Indepen
dent Bank of Sandy All
e n te re d w ill a t le a s t
receive a p articip atio n
trophy
The registration fee is
825, which includes the cost
of helmets for the Sandy
organization, and a soap
box derby t-shirt
The races, sanctioned by
the All American Soap Box
D e rb y A s s o c ia tio n in
Akron, Ohio, w ill be held on
Industrial Way, a street in
the Sandy industrial park
A soap box derby kit for
Junior Division racers is
866. 869 for Senior Division
racers A kit includes steer
in g a p p a r a tu s , a x le ,
brakes, and other assorted
h a rd w a re
In ad d itio n ,
wheels (approved by the
A ll-A m erican Soap Box
Derby Association) are
849 50 for four After pur
chasing lumber, the ex
pected price of a Junior
racer is 8115 50, according
to Barry Fretz, who has
been active in organizing
the races
Fretz said the Sandy city
council "unanimously ap
proved" the soap box d er
by Other races in Oregon
are held in Salem and Med
ford
Fretz said Sandy has
been invited to participate
in a rally in Salem in May
T rial runs w ill be held in
Sandy July 3 so youngsters
can
m ake
f in a l a d
justments The race for the
city crown will be held July
4.
A letter will be given to
yo u ng sters when they
register explaining spon
sorship A parent may pay
th e
e n t ir e
c o s t,
or
y o u n g s te rs
m ay
ask
businesses or individuals to
sponsor them, wholly or in
part.
Also, a list of local in
spectors will be provided
who must approve in
dividual race cars Safety
is the "m ain objective,"
Fretz said
For more information
contact Fretz at 668-7028
Overall, the Pioneers did
hit their free throws They
were 25 of 35 for the even
Junior Sharon Jensen
set a school record with
eight steals, and scored a
career high 24 points, as
the Pioneer girls downed
Hudson Bay 53-50 Tues
day
The girls had a slow
start, having been down
23-14 at halftim e “ In the
first half we played like
we overate and slept a
lot the last week and a
h alf.” Coach John Smith
said.
A g a in s t C o lu m b ia
recently the Pioneers
played what Smith call
ed their best quarter of
basketball ever
Against Hudson Bay
ing
Brader hit a mid-range
jum per with 1:24 left on the
clock and cut the margin to
61-58 He was unable to con
vert the ensuing charity
shot, however, and Colum
bia River took a six-point
lead less than a minute
later
Three Columbia players
fouled out in the final four
minutes
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IS
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fo r Sandy Mike Ijind IHM-0,
Ron Muck 4-1-3-10, Pal Baird
9 4 1 1 4 Sieve Pettingill I II -1-1*.
Steve B ra d e r
1 IJ II
Pete
Schm auts
T o ta ls
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they played the best
"h a ll-c o u rt man that
I'v e seen since I ’ve been
here " Smith is in his
fourth season as head
coach
He added, "After star
ting with five straight
losses, there's light at
the end of the tunnel.”
The Pioneers are 2-5.
Sm ith doesn't w ant
them to play against
Centennial next Tuesday
in the first half like they
played against Hudson
Bay He said, "The next
three practices w ill be as
tough as w e’ve had
We re a running team
and we're going to run "
S e n io r
L in d a
Mosbrucker was also
credited for playing "a
good gam e” Tuesday
She scored 14 points, con
necting on seven of 11
shots
Junior Tamee Lindsay
"continues to be our
c a t c h - a ll u n d e r th e
basket For the fourth
game in a row she's led
in rebounds ”
Lindsay nabbed eight
and scored five points
S o p h o m o re
p o in t
guard Wendy Heckard
did “ an e x c e p tio n a l
job ” However, Smith
expects more scoring out
of her in the future
Tuesday the girls will
be a t hom e ag ain st
Centennial at 7:30 p m
"And we will extend our
winning streak to three.
Smith said.
SLHS
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1-l-l-S. J ill Ingram
1 -91 1 .
Sharon Jenacn 194-1-14 Linda
Moabrucker 7-91 14. Wendy
Heckard 0-I-4-I Tamee Lind
la y
9S-3S. Peggy Gillie*
0-93-0 Ami Aachod 1-991
Totals 1911-lMB
For Hudaon Bay Tracy Delp
191-4 Tnna Davia 2 9 9 1 Ann
Iven 91-3-1 Kirn Hannond
3-4914. MaryJo Irvine 1-93-4.
Suiy Brady
3-3913
N ikki
Lines 9 9 1 -4 . Mary Brady
3-1-1-7 Sue Dougherty 9 9 3 9
Totals 1911-M-M
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He added that M a rk
Beck, 5-8 senior, also
played "pretty w ell” at
times
Columbia River has a 4-2
record
Sandy has a 1-5 record
They’ll be in action again
next Tuesday when they
travel to Centennial for a
M t. Hood C o n fe re n c e
game
Centennial is 1-1 in M HC
play, and has some "pretty
good " outside shooters
Tuesday night Baird and
Pettingill kept Sandy in the
game in the fourth quarter,
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