SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2016
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Oliver, meanwhile, landed a
throw of 33 feet, 2 inches in
the shot put to place seventh
out of 26 athletes competing in
the event.
The invitational brought
athletes from a total of 17
schools to compete in the
multi-divisional, non-scoring
meet, offering competitors to
match up against the region’s
best.
Senior multi-event athlete
Mikaela Siegel finished the
day with three top-10 finishes,
beginning with second place in
the 100-meter hurdles (16.21).
Siegel also placed fifth in the
triple jump (33 feet, 4 inches)
and was ninth in the long jump
(15 feet, 6.5 inches).
Siegel was joined by junior
jumper Annmarie Precht in the
long jump, where Precht land-
ed third with a leap of 17 feet.
The junior also placed fourth
in the 200 meters (21.51).
Two other juniors had top-
10 marks at the meet, includ-
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“Marshfield’s pitcher has a lot
of movement on the ball, and we
struggled against that last year,”
said O’Mara. “Hopefully, get-
ting a look at it this early will
help prepare us for when we host
Marshfield later in the season,
when chances are things will
matter most.”
Johnson, a junior returning
first-team all-league pitcher for
the Pirates, threw a 1-hitter in
Friday’s 11-1 opener.
Junior first baseman Claire
Waggoner had the day’s best
turn at the plate for Siuslaw, con-
necting for three doubles and
ing Destinie Tatum, who was
third in the 400 meters
(1:02.30) and 10th in the high
jump (4 feet, 8 inches.
Distance-running standout
Celie Mans was third in the
3,000-meter run with a time of
10:35.16.
Other top finishes for the
Viking girls came from juniors
Morgan Bingham, who was
sixth in the 1,500-meter event
(4:58.3); Kaylee Graham, who
was sixth in the 100-meter
hurdles (17.65); and Abby
Watkins, who landed sixth in
the long jump (16 feet,1 inch).
For the boys, freshman
Murray Bingham ran the 1,500
meters in 4:15 to finish sev-
enth, and junior Jack Pickell
placed 12th in the 3,000
meters in 9:39.21.
Yesterday, the Vikings were
in Coos Bay for the
Prefontaine Classic Far West
League meet (after press dead-
lines).
Saturday, Siuslaw will com-
pete in the Oregon Relays at
Hayward Field in Eugene,
beginning at 11 a.m.
going 3-for-6 against the Pirates.
Heading into yesterday’s
schedule (after press deadlines),
Siuslaw and Brookings were
both 0-2 after being swept on
Friday, with the Bruins topped
by Douglas. Yesterday’s single-
game matchup brought the
Vikings and Bruins together at
Siuslaw.
Friday, the Lady Viks will
host the next round of league
play when the Trojans (2-0)
come to Siuslaw for a double-
header.
First pitch is at 3 p.m., fol-
lowed by the nightcap.
Next week, the Vikings will
be on the road at North Bend and
South Umpqua.
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Siuslaw junior pitcher Michael Larson got the win during Friday’s league opener against Marshfield, 8-1.
Baseball
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a bases-loaded RBI in the fourth inning.
In the nightcap, however, it was
Marshfield that came away with the deci-
sive win, 12-5, as the Vikings and Pirates
DEQ#37263
split the opener.
It was a familiar story throughout the
Far West, with all six teams going 1-1 dur-
ing Friday’s doubleheaders.
Yesterday, Siuslaw was on the road at
Brookings (after press deadlines).
Friday, the Vikings will be on the road
again, taking on the Trojans at Douglas in
a doubleheader that begins at 3 p.m.
Next week, Siuslaw will host games on
Tuesday and Friday, beginning with North
Bend on Tuesday at 5 p.m.
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Thursday Afternoon Pairs Session April 7, 2016
Scores after 5 rounds Average: 10.0 Section A
Pair Pct Score
Section Rank
MPs
3 55.00 11.00 A 1 0.50(A) Lloyd Little - Kenneth Hampsten
1 52.50 10.50 A 2/3 0.30(A) James Smith - John Weatherwax
5 52.50 10.50 A 2/3 0.30(A) David Gustafson - Marian Weiss
6 47.50 9.50 A
John Reisner - Georgia Farman
4 42.50 8.50 A
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