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THESIUSLAWNEWS.COM
WEDNESDAY EDITION | MAY 8, 2019
Vik tracksters
gain speed as
district meet
approaches
B Y N ED H ICKSON
Siuslaw News
With the Sky-Em Dis-
trict Championships less
than three days away, Siu-
slaw’s momentum is con-
tinuing to build toward
what could be multiple in-
dividual district titles and
trips to state May 17 and
18.
This past Friday, junior
Hannah Rannow, who re-
cently moved into the No.
2 spot on Siuslaw High
School’s top-10 list in the
3,000 meters, set the fifth-
fastest girls time in school
history in the 1,500 meters
during the Wally Ciochet-
ti Invitational in Cottage
Grove.
Rannow, who won the
event Friday, ran a time of
4 minutes, 50.75 seconds
for a personal record, sur-
passing Siuslaw alumni
Juline Walker and Hadley
Roe.
Siuslaw’s other two wins
on the day came from ju-
nior Anne Wartnik in the
3,000 meters with a season
Sports &
Recreation
Calendar
May 10
• SHS baseball
hosts Marshfield
3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
• SHS softball
hosts Marshfield
3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
• SHS track & field
District — Day 1
at Marist H.S.
11 a.m.
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ODFW R EGIONAL
F ISHING R EPORT
NED HICKSON/SIUSLAW NEWS
Siuslaw freshman Bailey Overton knocked in 7 RBIs and went 4-for-6 at Cottage Grove last Friday.
May 11
• MHS track & field
District meet
at McKenzie H.S.
11 a.m.
Tide Tables
Entrance Siuslaw River
High Tide
SHS girls: 226 03 — 13 11 1
CGHS girls: 100 01 — 2 5 1
SHS girls: 117 200 4 — 4 15 12
CGHS girls: 002 206 0 — 10 8 2
SHS boys: 100 030 0 — 4 7 3
CGHS boys: 301 003 X — 7 4 0
SHS boys: 000 12 — 3 4 2
CGHS boys: 651 2X — 14 12 3
9:29am/ -1.1
9:19pm/ 2.9
May 9
10:18am / -0.9
10:14pm / 3.2
May 10
3:58am / 7.0
6:07pm/ 5.8
MID COAST LAKES
Stocking of the mid-
coast lakes will begin the
first week of February.
Check the stocking sched-
ule online for dates and
locations of stockings.
These early stockings
include: Alder and Dune
Lake, Cleawox, Lost Lake,
Munsel Lake, Thissel
Pond, Mercer Lake, Big
Creek Reservoirs, Ollala
Reservoir and Devils Lake.
ALSEA RIVER: Winter
steelhead
Winter steelhead fishing
has been slow on the Alsea
River and on the popular
NF Alsea bank fishery. The
river is in prime shape
after the high water but the
fishing continues to be
slow. The Alsea River
remains open for steelhead
through the month of
April but will close on
April 30. Even though the
fishing has been slow there
are still a few bright fish
around.
The later returning right
quick victory in the opener
thanks to a 6-run series in the
third inning that put Siuslaw
head 10-1 and just one score
away from a five-inning win.
The Viks tacked on 3 more runs
in the top of the fifth, and though
Cottage Grove was able to bring
1 run across the plate in the bot-
tom of the inning, it was well
short of keeping Siuslaw from
the win, 13-2, due to the 10-run
rule.
“I was pleased to see our
B Y N ED H ICKSON
Siuslaw News
Both Siuslaw ball clubs were
on the road last Friday to take on
the Lions in Cottage Grove. It
was the second time the teams
have faced each other on the dia-
monds, and Friday’s match-up
was similar to the previous out-
come — with the Lady Viks
sweeping their opponents and
the boys team getting cut short
in each game of their double-
header.
For the Lady Viks, it was a
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VIKS 2B
S AILORS HEAD TO DISTRICT THIS WEEKEND
B Y N ED H ICKSON
Siuslaw News
3:06am / 7.3
5:05pm / 5.9
www.dfw.state.or.us/RR
Low Tide
May 8
2:22am / 7.6
4:07pm/ 6.0
L ADY V IKS CAGE L IONS IN DOUBLEHEADER
The Siuslaw boys team
was swept in Cottage
Grove as the season
enters its final week for
both teams.
11:14am/ -0.6
11:24pm/ 3.3
Mapleton’s track team finished
its regular season of competition
last Friday at the Toledo Twilight
Invite, where 10 teams from mul-
tiple divisions were on hand,
including 4A Junction City and
Tillamook, along with 1A Crow,
Edduville
and
Clackamas
Christian.
Mapleton athletes set a total of
12 personal records, two PRs
each for junior Trinity Holmes,
freshman Briar Shird, and sopho-
more brothers Phillip and Robert
Burnett.
Holmes ran a PR mark of
2:50.32 in the 800 meters, then
landed a throw of 68-0 in the
javelin. Shird had her first PR of
the day in the 200 meters with a
time of 32.24. She then leaped
13-04 in the long jump for her
second personal record.
Phillip and Robert Burnett
each ran PRs in the 300 meters,
with times of 13:08.13 and
13:11.64, respectively.
Phillips went on to run a time
of 52.85 in the 300-meter hur-
dles, and Robert’s second PR was
landed in the triple jump at
33-03.
Meanwhile, other Mapleton
athletes also had PRs on the day.
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TRACK 2B
MHS 2B
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FISHING 3B
May 11
5:03am / 6.5
7:11pm / 6.0
12:16pm / -0.3
Free sports physical forms are available at schools in Florence and Mapleton
May 12
6:20am / 6.1
8:11pm / 6.2
12:45am / 3.1
1:21pm / 0.0
May 13
7:42am / 6.0
9:03pm / 6.6
2:07am / 2.5
2:24pm / 0.2
May 14
9:01am / 6.0
9:50pm / 7.1
PeaceHealth, local schools to offer free sports physicals
3:17am / 1.7
3:22pm / 0.4
On Tuesday June 4, Peace-
Health Medical Group in Flor-
ence will be partnering with
Florence and Mapleton schools
to provide free sports physicals to
students.
PeaceHealth Medical Group
will contribute medical supplies
along with the time and exper-
tise of five providers and several
Medical Assistants for the sports
physicals, which can be obtained
during the Sports Physical Day
being held at Siuslaw Middle
School.
Sports physicals are required in
order to participate in extracur-
ricular sports in grades 6 through
12, and in some youth sports
leagues. This pre-participation
physical exam is an important
part of safe sports participation.
The exam can help screen
athletes for potential illness or
conditions that may limit or re-
strict their ability to participate
in a school sport. It helps ensure
that students who play sports are
physically capable of meeting the
demands of the sport in which
they choose to participate, and
don’t have any conditions that
may be aggravated by intense ex-
ercise.
Sports physicals are required
prior to the student starting any
type of practice related to their
chosen sport.
During the Sports Physical
Day, students receive a “Sports
Pre-Participation
Examina-
tion.” This examination includes
height, weight, blood pressure,
pulse check, eye chart exam and
examination by a provider. Also
included is a health history ques-
tionnaire that asks about the stu-
dent’s medical history of injury,
illness and other conditions, such
as asthma, to help ensure that
they are being properly cared for
and any or all conditions a stu-
dent may have are being properly
addressed.
If a provider encounters a med-
ical issue with a student, this in-
formation will be documented
on their sports physical form and
the parents and/or guardians will
be notified by an employee from
PeaceHealth Medical Group to al-
low student issues to be addressed
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PHYSICALS 2B
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