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2B COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL July 1, 2015 SCORES Continued from 1B Week 2 SCORES Standings Dragon Ocean pitched a shutout the rest of the way. Goalie Aislinn Mirsh came up with some crit- ical saves to keep the Squirrels from cutting into the lead. However, Dragon Ocean’s offense didn’t miss a beat either. Leo Gomez, Kyle Feherty and Kyle Helsol each scored second-half goals to extend the lead over the Squirrels. “Today we had really good communication, passing and ball movement,” said Helsol. “Last week we weren’t as good at those things and it was a much closer game. (Dragon Ocean defeated Brad’s Big Time 3-2.)” With the victory, Ocean Dragon moved into sec- ond in the SCORES league standings. Rally, which defeated House 6-2, remains in fi rst place. “I don’t want to sound cocky, but I like our chanc- es of coming out on top,” said Helsol. “Rally and Brad’s Big Time will be challenging opponents, but we have a lot of experience on our team.” Team W L T Pts. GD Rally Dragon Brad’s Squirrels Lions 1 House Lions 2 Misfi tz 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 6 6 3 3 3 1 1 0 Rally 6, House 2 Dragon Ocean 6, Blind Squirrels 1 Brad’s Big Time 8, Misfi tz 0 Lions One 7, Lions Two 1 Schedule for July 1: 6 p.m. — Misfi tz vs. House 7 p.m. — Brad’s Big Time vs. Rally 8 p.m. — Blind Squirrels vs. Lions One 9 p.m. — Dragon Ocean vs. Lions Two photo by Matt Hollander C OTTAGE G ROVE S PEEDWAY A Feature: 1. 4D-Cooper Desbiens; 2. 52-Tim Alberding; 3. 2J-Jonathan Jorgenson; 4. 15R-Jake Gilman; 5. 0-Tyler Fox; 6. 69-Joe Bosso Jr; 7. 1-Mark Herz; 8. 6A-Kady Adelman; 9. 27W-Guy Weedman; 10. 50-Brad Rhodes; 11. 89-Sterling Kane; 12. 54-Johnny Butler; DNS 85-Ricky Ashley Race Summary: Cottage Grove Area Chamber of Commerce Night Saturday, June 27 IMCA Modifi eds A Feature: 1. 1K-Kinzer Cox; 2. 44-Greg McDonald; 3. 24-Curtis Towns; 4. 84-Eric Ashley; 5. 77-Kreg Britton; 6. 18R-Ryan Baker; 7. 34-Eric Cooper; 8. 5M-Jake Mayden; 9. 11-Steven Sturdevant; 10. 10-Gus Cooper; 11. W7-Jordan Mc- Donald; 12. 44-Nick Bessette; DNS 51N-Jayson Nelson; DNS 15J-Jeremy Richey Street Stocks A Feature: 1. 85-Evan Britton; 2. 3-Jeff Casto; 3. 24-Chris Sine; DNS 99-Justin Evans Quality RV Repair Hornets A Feature: 1. 30-K.C. Scott; 2. 17-Taunton Swaim; 3. 7-An- drew Mathers; 4. 48-Mike Swaim; 5. 28-Chris Pierce; 6. 71- Daniel Ray; 7. 0-James Donaldson; 8. 23-Brandon Letson; 9. 9-Dale Jenkinson; 10. 22A-Justin Austin; 11. 89-Jim Simmons; 12. 03-Eddy Mesceji; 13. 63B-Bart Pulse; 14. 23F-Marcel Forte; 15. 29-Scott Britton; 16. 77-Jared Simmons; 17. 9X- Xander Jenkinson; 18. 5-Kayla Simmons; 19. 18-Josh Lin- ville; 20. 4-Dan Jenkinson; 21. 27-Wayne Wright; 22. 11-Joe Maricle; DNS 01-Randy Dunlap; DNS 44M-Scott Sprague Continued from 1B consisted of Forest Grove’s Jake Gilman, followed by Tyler Fox of Bow, Wash. in fi fth. Cox, Britton, and Scott get wins at Cottage Grove Cham- ber Night The IMCA Modifi eds, Street Stocks, and Quality RV Repair Hornets were also on tap Satur- day at CGS. Each division had the crowd on its feet with nail- biting action for pretty much ev- ery lap. The event was present- ed by the folks at Cottage Grove Area Chamber of Commerce. In the fi rst 10 laps of the IMCA Modifi ed feature, an epic battle was taking place between Kinzer Cox and Kreg Britton. The two Cottage Grove natives exchanged the lead on several occasions, with Britton running the high side and Cox work- ing the bottom. Cox secured the lead on lap nine and kept in front of all challengers for his third victory of the year. Another couple of Cottage Grove drivers battled hard in the Street Stock main event. Jeff Casto and Evan Britton waged a battle for the lead that would last pretty much the entire race. But Britton eventually gained the upper hand and fi nished in the winner’s circle for the fi rst time in 2015. Capturing the lead on lap fi ve, Springfi eld’s K.C. Scott was in prime form in the Quality RV Repair Hornets. Scott would hold back all challengers to win his fi rst race of the year. Cottage Grove Speedway will be hosting a doubleheader dur- ing Independence Day week- end. Friday, July 3, will feature the Western Sprint Tour 360 Sprints, IMCA Modifi eds and Vintage Cars. Then on Satur- day, July 4, the WST Sprints are back along with Vintage Cars, IMCA Sport Mods and a Demolition Derby. A massive fi reworks display will be put on after all the racing is over. For each night the Pit Gates will open at 2 p.m., Front Gates open at 4, and Racing starts at 6:45. Ticket prices per event are Adults $15, Seniors/Military/Ju- niors (13-17) $13, Youths (Ages 12-6) $8, and Children under the age of fi vr are FREE. Log on to www.cottagegrovespeedway. com for more information. +9 +6 +7 +3 +1 -4 -6 -16 Results for June 24 Dragon Ocean's Kyle Helsol dribbles into the Blind Squirrels' territory on June 24. Race Summary: Northwest Wingless Tour Race #5 Saturday, June 27 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 CGAL a non-profi t Water Polo & Swim Club Fireworks tent in CG WalMart Sale dates: 6/26-7/4 9am-9pm Extended hours: 7/3 & 7/4 8am - midnight Cash & credit cards accepted Meet the Queen’s Court Selling tickets and signing autographs At the Concerts in the Park on July 8th Douglas G. Maddess, DMD FAMILY AND GENERAL DENTISTRY Special Olympic teams thrive at bocce Brightening Lives One Smile at a Time S even teams from Cottage Grove and Creswell com- peted at the Regional Special Olympics bocce tournament held June 13 at North Eugene High School. This years's group included four brand-new teams: Loren Goodman and Elizabeth Crock- ett took fi rst place and won a sportsmanship award; Maggie Pecura and Mike Wilson placed second; Debra Blake and Myla Julien placed third and also re- ceived a sportsmanship award; Robert Brooks and John Baker placed fourth. There were also a few veter- an teams that placed well: Eric Nilsen and Sandra Wilkenson, who won gold; Gary Hilgen- dorf and Pete Herron placed third, and Monica Venice and Carmen Dowell fi nished third, while winning a sportsmanship award. "I was very pleased with everyone's results," said Coach Dowell. " I am looking forward to the Summer State Games, which will be held in Newberg See our new website: douglasgmaddessdmd.com July 12 and 13. I'd also like to thank my assistant coach, Steve Wesolowski, and teen helper, Markus Julien." Photo and article courtesy of Carmen Dowell
