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Aug. 29
• MHS volleyball
vs F. City, M. Point
3 p.m. and 6 p.m.
• SHS volleyball
at North Bend
7 p.m.
• MHS football
at Lowell Jamboree
6 p.m.
THESIUSLAWNEWS.COM
WEDNESDAY EDITION | AUGUST 28, 2019
No surrender for ‘Florence White Flags’ at Hood to Coast
The 12-member team repre-
senting Florence in Saturday’s
28th annual Hood to Coast Re-
lay paced itself for a repeat of
last year’s first-place, defending
its title with a dominant per-
formance in the 199-male race
from Mt. Hood to Seaside.
Competing in the Mixed
Masters Division, this year’s
team was made up of runners
Amy Flora, Justin Loftus, Cam-
bria Gilsdorf, Robyn McGillis,
Thor Esbensen, Chris Johnson,
Monika Zweifel, Mark Bloudek,
Ben Sauvage, Jeff Spang, Jen
Brendon and Rachelle Camp-
bell.
The team competed in a field
of more than 1,500 teams —
and 18,000 runners — and fin-
ished in 23 hours, 33 minutes,
30.7 seconds.
The second team across the
finish was Soul Asylum: Vans
on the Run, of Elmhurst, Ill.,
with a time of 26:30:15.2.
This year’s roster for Flor-
ence included six returners
from 2018 — Flora, Gilsdorf,
McGillis, Johnson, Campbell,
Bloudek — along with new
COURTESY PHOTO
Florence White Flag team members included: Amy Flora, Justin Loftus, Cambria Gilsdorf,
Robyn McGillis, Thor Esbensen, Chris Johnson, Monika Zweifel, Mark Bloudek, Ben Sauvage, Jeff
Spang, Jen Brendon and Rachelle Campbell.
members Snake Ulrich, Tasha
The team placed 32 overall,
To see the complete results,
Nuno, Lee Wilson, Jennifer with the Bowerman Track Club visit www.eclecticedgeracing.
Brennan, Brent Hutton and setting the day’s best time in overallraceresults.com/pages/
Robbie Garcia.
17:19:01.3.
event_summary/279.
Summer sluggers
ODFW R EGIONAL F ISHING
R EPORT
www.dfw.state.or.us/RR
Aug. 30
• Vik football
SHS Jamboree/BBQ
Hans Petersen Field
11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
(BBQ 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.)
• Vik volleyball
hosts Bandon (noon)
Douglas (4 p.m.)
COURTESY PHOTO
Tide Tables
Entrance Siuslaw River
High Tide
Low Tide
Aug. 28
11:45am / 6.1
11:06pm / 8.0
5:15am / -1.1
5:11pm / 2.1
Aug. 29
12:27am / 6.6
11:59pm/ 8.2
6:02am/ -1.4
6:04pm/ 1.5
Aug. 30
1:08pm / 7.0
PHOTOS BY JARED ANDERSON AND NED HICKSON/SIUSLAW NEWS
6:46am / -1.5
6:55pm / 1.0
Aug. 31
12:51am / 8.2
1:47pm / 7.4
8:12am / -1.0
8:36pm / 0.2
8:54am / -0.4
9:29pm / 0.0
Sept. 3
3:31am / 6.8
3:52pm / 7.7
FISHING XB
Rannow cards tough round at PGA’s Champions Tour event
Sept. 2
2:36am / 7.5
3:09pm / 7.7
See
7:29am / -1.4
7:45pm / 0.5
Sept. 1
1:43am / 8.0
2:28pm / 7.6
The Florence Softball Association officially wrapped the 2019 summer season on
Saturday during a day-long tourney held at Miller Park. Lofy Construction got its
first win when it knocked out the Beachcomber team in a dramatic 1-run win in extra
innings during semifinals. Then, in the finals, ACC went on to defeat Lofy and go 5-0
on the day to claim the championship title.
NOTE: Temporary regs for
wild Chinook in coastal riv-
ers — Due to low forecasted
returns this year, wild Chinook
fishing will be restricted in
most coastal rivers. Most of
these temporary regulations
will be in effect from Aug.
1-Dec. 31, though a few don’t
start until Sept. 16 or Oct. 1.
Before planning your fish-
ing trip, be sure the check the
regulation updates.
MID COAST LAKES:
Stocking of the mid-coast
lakes
ended
in
June.
Warmwater fisheries are
improving in several lakes
around the Florence area
including Siltcoos,
Tahkenitch, Mercer and
Munsel lakes.
S I LT C O O S
&
TAHKENITCH
LAKES:
Warmwater species
Warmwater fishing has been
good on Siltcoos and
Tahkenitch lakes as well as
many other lakes in the
Florence area. Water tempera-
tures are warm and fish can be
found throughout the lake in a
variety of habitats. Warmwater
fishing will continue to be
good through the summer and
into the fall.
Siltcoos also gets stocked
rainbow trout, check the
stocking schedule for numbers
and dates of stockings.
SIUSLAW
RIVER:
Cutthroat trout
Open to trout fishing.
Check the regulations for open
areas and gear restrictions.
WILSON
RIVER:
Steelhead, cutthroat trout
9:38am / 0.5
10:25pm / 0.0
After qualifying for last
week’s Boeing Classic on the
PGA’s Championship Tour,
Ocean Dunes golf pro Bob
Rannow finsihed the three-day
classic by shooting an 80 in his
final-round on Sunday.
Rannow, 50, wrapped up
his first appearance in the
Tournament of Champions at
24-over-par and in last place
Bob Rannow
at Snowqualmie Ridge in
Snowqualmie, Wash.
ies, 11 pars and two bogeys
En route to qualifying for the for his round in the qualifier
tour, Rannow sank five bird- two weeks ago, posting a 3-un-
der-par 68 and to land the day’s
best score out 47 golfers in the
prequalifying round.
Rannow was among the five
golfers who had advanced into
the classic in Washington.
In his final round, Rannow-
had a birdie, a double bogey,
seven bogeys was par on nine
wholes.
Brandt Jobe carded a 63 in
the final round, finishing with
an 18-under-par 198 to nab a
$315,000 first-prize purse.
Finishing second was Tom
Pernice Jr., who shot a 15-un-
der-par, and third place went to
Jerry Kelly and Fred Couples in
a tie at 12-under-par each.
Rannow, who earned $1,302,
shot 82-78-80—240 for a three-
day total score, placing 75th and
among all finishers in a field of
78 — three of which did not fin-
ish; Fred Funk left in the second
round, Dudley Hart left in the
third round, and John Daly opt-
ed out after the first round of
tournament play.
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