THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015
SPORTS
7A
Batum rallies Trail Blazers past
Clippers 98-93 in overtime win
LOS ANGELES (AP) —
The Portland Trail Blazers
were able to overcome one of
Damian Lillard’s worst shoot-
ing games with a huge perfor-
mance from Nicolas Batum
down the stretch.
Batum hit a 3-pointer that
forced overtime, then set up
three alley-oop baskets and
added a clinching 3 in the ¿-
nal minute to rally the Trail
Blazers past the Los Angeles
Clippers 98-93 on Wednesday
night.
“Nobody’s been harder on
Nic than Nic,” coach Terry
Stotts said. “He just wants to
play well and he’s put a lot of
pressure on himself to have a
game like he just had against
a quality team and to make
big plays. He was able to be a
facilitator, which is something
that just makes us a deeper
team.”
LaMarcus Aldridge had 29
points and Batum added 20
for the Northwest Division
AP Photo/Jae C. Hong
Los Angeles Clippers’ Hedo Turkoglu, center, of Turkey,
and Portland Trail Blazers’ Nicolas Batum, of France, fight
for a loose ball during the second half of an NBA basket-
ball game, Wednesday, in Los Angeles.
leaders, who have won four
straight after a 6-11 stretch
that began with a 100-94 loss
to the Clippers on Jan. 14 in
Portland.
Batum tied it at 87 on a 3
with 25.1 seconds left in the
fourth quarter after Portland
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
TODAY
Boys Basketball — 2A State
Tournament: Heppner vs. Knappa,
6:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
Boys Basketball — 4A State
Playoff: Seaside at North Valley, 7
p.m.; 2A State Tournament: Knappa
vs. TBA.
SATURDAY
Girls Basketball — 4A State
Playoff: Klamath Union at Seaside,
6 p.m.
Boys Basketball — 2A State
Tournament: Knappa vs. TBA
BASKETBALL
HIGH SCHOOLS
Cowapa All-League
Girls
Player of the Year: Maddi Utti,
Seaside
Defender of the Year: Maddi Utti,
Seaside
Coach of the Year: Wally Hamer,
Seaside
First Team
Maddi Utti, So., Seaside
Megan Bunn, Jr., Banks
Kaylynn Bush, Sr., Valley Catholic
Molly Danielson, Jr., Valley Cath.
Haylee Dundas, Sr., Seaside
Chloee Hunt, Jr., Astoria
Noelle Mannen, Fr., Valley Cath.
Ariel Slifka, Jr., Banks
Alyssa Spang, So., Scappoose
Sydney Villegas, So., Seaside
Whitney Westerholm, Jr., Sea-
side
Jordan Zweifel, So., Tillamook
Honorable Mention (local)
Allison Bussert, Sr., Seaside
Kaylee Mitchell, Fr., Astoria
Boys
Players of the Year: Jackson
Januik, Seaside; Zane Wright, Til-
lamook
Defender of the Year: Jake Ford,
Sr., Scappoose
Coaches of the Year: Rahim
Tufts, Scappoose; Bill Westerholm,
Seaside
First Team
Jackson Januik, So., Seaside
Zane Wright, Sr., Tillamook
Jake Ford, Sr., Scappoose
Morgan Fruiht, Jr., Astoria
Chase Johnson, Sr., Scappoose
Kazuma Lane, Sr., Valley Catholic
Brennen McNabb, Jr., Scappoose
J.D. Menkens, Sr., Valley Catholic
Trent Meyer, Sr., Tillamook
Jesus Narvaez, Sr., Banks
Jaxson Smith, Jr., Seaside
Jacob Wendelschafer, Sr., Scap-
poose
Honorable Mention (local)
Derek Jarrett, Jr., Astoria
Kyle Strange, So., Astoria
Austin Eagon, Jr., Seaside
Hunter Thompson, So., Seaside
trailed by 10 with 2:40 remain-
ing.
“We all know that Lillard’s
a great scorer, and tonight just
wasn’t his night. But we found
a way to make big plays, espe-
cially at the end of the fourth
and overtime,” Batum said.
“My job with this team the
last three years has been to do
a little bit of everything on the
court. I can assist, rebound and
score. We knew we had a good
matchup on the pick-and-roll
with LaMarcus and me, so we
tried to take advantage of it.”
Lillard was 1 for 13 from
the ¿eld, ¿nishing with ¿ve
points, ¿ve turnovers and a
career-high 18 rebounds in 43
minutes. The third-year guard
missed his ¿rst 12 shots before
making a layup off a lob pass
from Batum to give the Blaz-
ers a 91-89 edge with 3:04 left
in overtime.
“I didn’t shoot the ball
well, and I didn’t shoot it
much,” Lillard said. “They
trapped me pretty hard, so to
get a look would have been
a tough look. So the better
play was for me to draw two
people and kick the ball out.
I wasn’t scoring the ball, so
somebody else had to — and
Nico ¿nished it out.”
A-Rod singles in ¿rst at-bat
following drug suspension
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) —
Alex Rodriguez returned
to the New York Yankees
after an absence of more
than 17 months, lining a
single into short left field
in his first at-bat and go-
ing 1 for 2 with a walk in
a 3-1 spring-training loss to
the Philadelphia Phillies on
Wednesday.
Greeted by a 10-second
mix of boos and cheers
from the crowd of 9,673
as he stepped into the bat-
ter’s box for his first game
following a one-year drug
suspension, Rodriguez was
wearing the Yankees’ white
uniform with pinstripes
for the team’s exhibition
season home opener rath-
er than the usual dark blue
jersey used in exhibition
games.
“Once you hit rock bot-
tom, any time you hear a
few cheers these days is a
pleasant surprise,” he said.
Rodriguez swung at the
first four of 10 pitches he
saw in three plate appear-
ances. Batting second as
New York’s designated hit-
ter, he swung past a pair of
91-mph pitches from Phila-
delphia’s Kevin Slowey in
the first inning.
“I felt like I was swing-
ing under water,” he said.
“I was like, man, it’s been
a long time.”
He lined a soft single to
left on an 89 mph 0-2 offer-
ing that was over the plate.
That drew cheers from fans
at Steinbrenner Field on
a sunny afternoon with a
temperature in the low 80s.
“It’s probably the first
spring training game in a
long time that he’s been
a little anxious,” Yankees
manager Joe Girardi said.
Daily Astorian File photos
Seaside sophomores Jackson Januik and Maddi
Utti were both honored last week as Cowapa League
Players of the Year.
Seaside sweeps
top league honors
By GARY HENLEY
The Daily Astorian
Clatsop County add-
ed two more athletes and
two coaches to its list of
Player/Coach of the Year
honors for the 2014-15
basketball season.
Two weeks ago,
Knappa’s Chris Spencer
was named Coach of the
Year and Loggers senior
Tyson Burnard earned
the Northwest League
boys basketball Player
of the Year award.
Last week, Seaside
sophomores
Jackson
Januik and Maddi Utti
were both named Cow-
apa League Players of
the Year for boys and
girls basketball, respec-
tively.
Wally Hamer and Bill
Westerholm were select-
ed as the girls’ and boys’
Cowapa Coaches of the
Year. Westerholm shared
the award with Rahim
Tufts of co-league cham-
pion Scappoose.
Januik shared the
Player of the Year award
with Tillamook senior
Zane Wright.
In Cowapa League
girls basketball, Utti
was named Player of the
Year and Defender of the
Year, while Hamer was
named Coach of the Year
for the second straight
season.
Utti shared league
Player of the Year hon-
ors last year with for-
mer teammate Kaitlin
Lewis.
Joining Utti on the
all-league team are se-
nior teammates Haylee
Dundas and Allison
Bussert (honorable men-
tion); and junior Whit-
ney Westerholm and
sophomore Sydney Vil-
legas, as all five Seaside
starters made all-league.
Astoria junior Chloee
Hunt was named to the
first team, while fresh-
man Kaylee Mitchell
made honorable men-
tion.
On the boys’ side,
Januik was joined on
the first team by junior
teammate Jaxson Smith,
and Astoria junior Mor-
gan Fruiht.
Honorable mention
selections included As-
toria junior Derek Jar-
rett and sophomore Kyle
Strange; and Seaside
junior Austin Eagon
and sophomore Hunter
Thompson.
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Moved to Assisted Living Sale
A little bit of everything
Saturday and Sunday 9am-5pm.
331 53rd Astoria
Reliable housekeeper/frontdesk
person for motel, vacation rentals
Apply in person
241 Ave U , Seaside
Arnie's Cafe is seeking reliable
friendly people to add to their
team.Positions include: Servers,
Cooks, Busser/Hostess and
Dishwasher/Prep.
Please apply in person
(1609 S. Main, Warrenton).
Dejesus Landscape Maintenance
•One time clean ups & year round
maintenance. •hedges •pruning
•Pressure washing •gutters
•weeding •bark •dumping service
(503)791-5329
Call for an Appointment
Dental Recept FT & Med/Dental
Recpt
OC
Family
Health
Center,Ocean Park, WA. Prefer
exp.
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resume
to
jobs@cfamhc.org subj. line Dental
Recpt.
Executive Assistant to the
President/Board Secretary:
Full-time position with benefits.
View job description/qualifications
and apply on-line at our web
site www.clatsopcc.edu.
Position is open until filled with first
review of applications on 3/12/15
after 5 PM. Call the Office of
Human Resources at (503)338-2406
if application assistance is
needed. AA/EOE
Estate Sale Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. 3/6-3/8, 9am-2pm
1/2 off 3/8
3555 Grand Ave. Astoria
Limited Parking, please park
below hill.
. Full house, 2 bedroom, 2 bath,
living/dinning, and rec. room/office.
Many good books. Records, and
CDʼs, blue ray TV, sewing, all
furniture, glassware, garden
equipment and tools. American flyer
bike, special edition, oak curio
cabinet, 5 wood bookcases, 2 drop
leaf tables, good assortment of
post cards, maps ,and railroad
books. 2 Pendleton blankets
and much more.
Fultano's Pizza in Cannon Beach is
now hiring for a customer service
position, nights and weekends.
Apply by sending a note with your
experience and availability. Pay
based on experience.Send to
fultanos@gmail.com or call Sarah at
503-436-9717
Pompyʼs Market Place &
Garage Sale
CDʼs, comicx, art, jewelry,
clothes, misc.
Saturday and Sunday 10am-4pm.
11th and Duane across from
city hall.
Silver Salmon Grille
Positions open
•Buser •Bartener •Hostess
Apply in Person at
1105 Commercial, Astoria.
NORTHWEST SENIOR &
DISABILITY SERVICES
Nutrition & Health Promotion
Coordinator - .75 FTE
Seaside, OR
Salary starts at $14.78 per hour,
with excellent benefits. 30 hrs. per
week. An exciting opportunity to
promote health and adequate
nutrition in your community! In this
position you will actively engage
individuals in nutrition and health
promotion
programs,
utilizing
outreach and health promotion
strategies and materials. Requires
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developing
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interviewing skills. Good pay,
benefits and stability. We value:
integrity, professionalism, service,
and compassion.
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Closes March 17. EOE.
St. Patrick's Day Garage Sale
Huge Savings on all things Rogue
March 12th-16th
11 am-close daily
Starts at 11am Daily
100 39th Street, #600, Astoria
Warrenton Fultanoʼs is now hiring
for all positions.
Apply in person.
78 E. Harbor dr. Warrenton.
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Free 1984 Fleetwood Cimarron
5th Wheel 27'. Can be used for
scrap or fixed up and repaired.
Working heater/air
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City of Warrenton is again
seeking applicants for a
volunteer park host
who lives on site at Carruthers Park,
1560 NW Warrenton Dr. for a
period of six months, March 15 -
September 15, 2015. Water,
sewer, garbage, electric provided.
Applicants must provide telephone
service and an RV or trailer.
Volunteer Park Host
Applications available at
ci.warrenton.or.us/parksandtrails,
45 SW 2nd Street or. 225 S Main
Ave, Warrenton. Background
check and drug screen required,
all pets must have proof of
immunizations and all vehicles must
be legally licensed and insured.
Contact Nancy Claterbos at
503-861-0912 or
nclaterbos@ci.warrenton.or.us
with the words “Park Host” on
the subject line or written on the
outside of the envelope
containing the completed
application delivered to the
City of Warrenton, 225 S Main Ave
or PO Box 250, Warrenton, OR
97146 on or
before March 31, 2015.
Request for Proposal
2015-2016 Contract for Jewell
School District
Pre-School/Daycare
The Jewell School District welcomes
existing businesses, individuals or
other organizations to compete for
the contractual opportunities to
provide the Pre-School-Daycare
Program for the 2015-2016 school
year. We are looking to begin with
a one year contract with the
opportunity to extend the contract
upon agreement spring 2016.
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3:00 pm April 1, 2015. Please visit
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(jewell.k12.or.us) for more infor-
mation or call 503 755-2451 ext.
2410.
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Arnie's Cafe is seeking reliable
friendly people to add to their
team.Positions include: Servers,
Cooks, Busser/Hostess and
Dishwasher/Prep.
Please apply in person
(1609 S. Main, Warrenton).
Beach Burrito Wants You!
If you are responsible, hardworking,
and friendly- SUBWAY wants you
to join our exceptional crew. Shifts
available days and nights. Apply at
any North Coast SUBWAY 2pm to
5pm. Drug screen required.
Best Western Ocean View
Resort-Seaside, OR -
Open positions:
• ASSIST. HEAD HOUSEKEEPER
• HOUSEKEEPERS
• RESTAURANT SERVERS
• BARTENDAR
•FRONT DESK Guest Services
Rep. (GSR)
We are seeking friendly,
caring, hospitality oriented people
who enjoy serving guests with
superior "I-care" customer service
in a positive work environment.
We offer competitive wages with the
opportunity to earn incentive pay
through achievable goals.
Please apply in person at 414 N
Prom in Seaside, or email your
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