COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL APRIL 19, 2017
Dominant pitching
Continued from B2
the doubleheader. Estrella had a phenomenal
freshman season in 2016 going 5-1 with a 2.39
ERA. However, he would have to deal with the
memories of a Payton Presley walk-off homerun
at Kelly fi eld just a season ago. The Lions sent
sophomore Wyatt Sayles (1-1, 2.15 ERA) to the
mound for his third start of the season.
Both pitchers would struggle early, as it took
Estrella 31 pitches just to fi nish the fi rst inning.
Sayles had to throw 23 of his own, but both es-
caped the fi rst allowing a single run. Runs were
hard to come by after the fi rst inning as Estrella
and Sayles took control, but for the second time
Monday afternoon the fi fth inning was the turning
point.
Elmira took a 2-1 lead after Tyler Nickell led
off the fi fth with a double and came around to
score two batters later. The Lions would rally in
the bottom of the inning as T.J. Bellamy started
things off with a one out single before Estrella be-
gan to lose his control. He walked the next two
batters to load the bases for Sayles. The sopho-
more lined a single into left center to bring home
two runs for Cottage Grove, giving them a 3-2
lead on their way to the 6-2 victory.
Jake Cox 78
Gary Ingram 79
Jerry Singer 79
Scores
Low Net
Larry Eyman 63
Jim Cunningham 63
Jake Cox 66
Jim Wamsley 67
Bob McCarty 67
Middlefi eld Men’s Club
Monday 4/10/17
Game: 2M Points
First Place 89
Bill Avery
Larry Eyman
Gary Ingram
Larry Strickland
Fifth Place -3
Gary Sparks
Mike Stahl
Gary Culp
Pat Martin
Closest to the Pin
#5 Gary Sparks
#7 Bill Avery
#14 Leon Hayes
Longest Putt
#17 Larry Strickland
Sixth Place _2
Frank LaCosse
Dave Tooker
Richard Vargas
Al Nelson
Middlefi eld Men’s Club
Thursday 4/13/17
Game: Scramble with Tie
Breakers
Seventh Place -2
Don Hanly
Phil Jones
David Morris
Larry Strickland
First Place -5
Larry Emery
Russell Bryce
Tom Arney
Darrell Lee
Eigth Place 0
Deross Knikade
Jim Hover
Pat Rickard
Lynn Ferrin
Second Place -4
Jake Cox
Mel Gowing
Larry Zuvich
Bob McCarty
Ninth Place +2
Jerry Haugen
John Kallbrier
Jack Doleman
Bill Avery
Third Place -4
Gary Rider
Jerry Pennington
Jim Cunningham
Jim Wamsley
Closest to the Pin
#5 Russell Bryce
#7 Karry Strickland
#14 Bob McCarty
Second Place 87
Jim Cunningham
Jack Doleman
Dave Tooker
Gary Culp
Third Place 85
Jim Wamsley
Keith Rowling
Gary Sparks
Steve Moir BD
Fourth Place -4
Gary Ingram
Larry Eyman
Leon Hayes
Frank Gates
Fourth Place 83
Jake Cox
Phil Jones
Gary Rider
Larry Zuvich
Fifth Place 82
Jerry Haugen
Tim Martin
Pat Rickard
Jerry Singer
Low Gross
Tim Martin 72
Gary Sparks 76
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3B
The 2nd Annual SportsTown
Awards are Back!
Mark your calendars for the
second annual SportsTown
Awards, presented by the Eu-
gene, Cascades & Coast Sports
Commission. Plan to join
returning master of ceremonies
Jordan Kent for the SportsTown
Awards evening ceremony on
Thursday, June 1, 2017, at the
Valley River Inn in Eugene.
Awards categories include Male
and Female Student Athlete of
the Year, Athletic Trainer of
the Year, Athlete with Heart,
Sustainable Sports Event of the
Year, Inspirational Coach of the
Year, Sports Promotion of the
Year, Fan of the Year and the
Mascot Showdown.
MASCOT SHOWDOWN
BEGINS
This year Dari Mart & the
Eugene Emeralds are teaming
up for the Mascot Showdown.
All Lane County High School
mascots will be up to win this
coveted award. Online voting
NOW OPEN!
Mascot of the Year award
winner will be named at the
SportsTown Awards Ceremony
on Thursday June 1st! Voting
ends Wednesday May 3rd. To
show your school pride and
cast your vote, go to Sport-
sTownAwards.com
NOMINATIONS OPEN
Public nominations for
Inspirational Coach of the Year,
Sustainable Sports Event of
the Year, Athletic Trainer of
the Year, Fan of the Year and
Athlete with Heart are open.
Nominations close on April
12, 2017. To nominate go to
SportsTownAwards.com
NEW this year, Sports Pro-
motion of the Year, sponsored
by the University of Oregon
Warsaw Sports Marketing
Center. This award will honor
a business in Lane County
that conducted a promotion in
conjunction with a local sports
event or organization that
impacted the fan experience.
This winner will have helped
the local sports community
grow through their support
and sponsorship. To submit a
nomination, please visit Sport-
sTownAwards.com
EVENT GOALS
The goals of the SportsTown
Awards are to recognize the
best achievements in sports
tourism, recognize responsi-
ble / sustainable sports events
practices, celebrate youth, prep
and collegiate athletics, recog-
nize fan interaction (mascots),
identify inspirational stories,
and celebrate signifi cant local
contributions to sports.
RAVE REVIEWS
Janis Ross, Executive Direc-
tor, Eugene, Cascades & Coast
Sports Commission, noted “the
Sports Commission’s objective
is to position the SportsTown
Awards as the premiere county-
wide sports recognition event,
and to convey and celebrate
the economic, social, and
health values of sport. We look
forward to the community’s
participation in selecting the
2017 award winners.”
When asked about last year’s
event Cesar Ocampo said “It
felt like you were involved in
something that was meaningful
for the community. So many
people have come up to me and
congratulated me for winning
[the 2016 Athletic Trainer of
the Year]. I’m excited to see
what they do this year.” Cesar
Ocampo is the Athletic Trainer
at North Eugene High School
and Lane United Football Club.
He was the winner of the 2016
Athletic Trainer of the Year.
Tickets will be available
online May 8, 2017 at Sport-
sTownAwards.com.
BOWLING SCORES
BALL & CHAIN
Date bowled 4/7/17
TEAMS
Won
Lefty Train
27
Party Patrol
21.5
Cracker Jacks
18
Mama Bear & The Cubs 18
Bowl Dozers
14.5
Joe's Diner
14
Double D & The Kelly's 13
More Beer
12.5
Pin Busters
11
Affordable Auto
10.5
High Game
Jeremy Nelson 277
Vanessa Chenoweth 248
Three High Series
1. Jeremy Nelson 781
Vanessa Chenoweth 700
2. Jim Chenoweth 705
Gracie Stewart 629
3. Chad Renfro 642
Natalie Clark 618
Loss
5
10.5
14
14
17.5
18
19
19.5
21
21.5
5 O'CLOCK SHADOWS
Date bowled 4/9/17
TEAMS
Won Loss
Book Mine
16
8
V. Richenstein MD
15
9
Jenni & The Jetts
15
9
Hot Shots Coffee
14
10
Nubies
13
11
Half & Half
12
12
Ace's High
12
12
Bowling Aart
10.5 13.5
Opie Motorsports
10
14
Harvey Log
9
15
All In The Family
9
15
Addi's Diner
8.5 15.5
High Game
Francis Rothauge 277
Jennifer Saldana 195
Three High Series
1. Aaron Ames 658
Jennifer Saldana 551
2. Steven Richey 634
Jo Fitzgerald 522
3. Francis Rothauge 615
Cherry Bascue 516
C300 SCRATCH LEAUGE
Date bowled 4/10/17
TEAMS
Won
Cottage Grove Speedway 93
Dot's Trophy Shop
84.5
Bigfoot Bowling
81
Paynewest
78
Bi Mart
72
Columbia 300
71.5
Cottage Bowl
61.5
3 C's & A K
55.5
Scarpelli's Shortstop
47.5
Loss
51
59.5
63
66
72
72.5
82.5
88.5
96.5
Team Ten
High Game
Ernie Owen 279
Andy Adams 258
Kevin Carver 258
Three High Series
1. Ernie Owen 983
2. Lester Hankins 899
3. Andy Adams 878
0
0
COTTAGE MIXERS
Date bowled 4/12/17
TEAMS
Won Loss
Point S Creswell
28
7
Funseekers
23
12
Brad's Chevy/GMC
22
13
Jerry Brown Co
22
13
Commonwealth Financial 21
14
Kelly Trailer Repair
19
16
MA Meatloaf
18
17
The Wright Shop
16
19
Quintuple Trouble
15
20
Swearengin Designs
13
22
Covered Bridge Ukule
13
22
The No Shows
0
35
High Game
Cody Simons 259
Andy Mitchell 259
Tiffanie Williams 236
Edie Owen 182
Three High Series
1. Andy Mitchell 698
Tiffanie Williams 573
2. Lester Hankins 657
Kaylea Willhite 506
DYNAMIC TRIOS
Date bowled 4/11/17
TEAMS
Won Loss
Swearengin Enterprises 27.5 8.5
Advanced Eyecare
26
10
Gutterfl ys
23
13
Golding Enterprises
19.5 16.5
Kirk Family Merchantile 19
17
Cottage Bowl
19
17
New Creations
15
21
Rubi's Beauty Salon
15
21
USA Haeting & AC
15
21
Harvey's Selective Logging 13 23
Split Happens
12
24
Swearengin Design
12
24
High Game
Margot Gotcher 202
Three High Series
1. Margot Gotcher 498
2. Ellie Goldinh 496
3. Jeralee Swearengin 487
MERI ROLLERS
Date bowled 4/11/17
TEAMS
Boots & Busts
Won Loss
27
13
Cottage Bowl
26
14
Come Back Queens
24
16
Mom's Girls
21
19
Charlie's Angels
21
19
Addi's Diner
18
22
E E K
16.5 24.5
Lucky Charms
16
24
Ron's Girls
16
24
Simard Chiropractic
14.5 25.5
High Game
Alicia Esser 214
Three High Series
1. Gracie Stewart 582
2. Jenn Fox 571
3. Jenny Cranmer 569
JUNIOR STARS
Date bowled 4/15/17
TEAMS
The Jokers
Venom
Purple Unicorns
Grab Your Balls
J-Dawags
Great Balls O'Fire
Bowling Ninjas
Death Strike
Lane Rangers
My Spare Ladies
High Game
Chris Allen 607
Fayth Stewart 505
Three High Series
1. Mike McBeth 240
Kari Kindrick 201
2. Josh Stewart 211
Hope Stewart 113
3. Isaiah Cushman 135
Samantha Fisher 91
CITY LEAGUE
Date bowled 4/20/17
TEAMS
Drain Saw Shop
Who Cares
Marvin Smith Auto
Gilkison & Dad
Urban Honey
Cottage Bowl
Timeless Treasure
VD Construction
High Yield Tech
Jim's Point S
High Game
Andy Adams 721
Joe Simons 719
Craig Allen 660
Three High Series
1. Joe Guches 269
2. Ernie Owen 265
3. Don Chaney 258
Won Loss
23
7
21
9
21
9
20
10
15
15
11
19
11
19
10
20
9
21
9
21
Won Loss
29
3
20
12
19
13
18
14
18
14
14
18
14
18
12
20
11
21
5
27