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2B COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL MARCH 14, 2018 Bowling success Cottage Grove baseball looks for funding from community Your Family Deserves The BEST Technology... Value... TV!... Upgrade to the Hopper® 3 Smart HD DVR • Watch and record 16 shows at once • Get built-in Netflix and YouTube • Watch TV on your mobile devices Hopper upgrade fee $5/mo. By Zach Silva Add High Speed Internet zsilva@cgsentinel.com Bowlers from Cottage Grove have experienced success at a variety of championship tourna- ments. At the high school level, the Cottage Grove High School girls fi nished fourth in state while the boys took eighth. At the Oregon State United States Bowling Congress (OS- USBC) youth championship, the Cottage Bowl will be sending four representatives to the state championship. On the girls side Jordyn Beswick from the un- der-12 age group took fi rst place with a score of 778 while Kari Kindrick took second in the un- der-15 age group with a score of 995. On the boys side, Ian Renfro took second in the boys under-12 age group and fi nished with a score of 971. And in the under-17 age group, Jared Simmons took third with a score of 1,190. The bowlers qualifi ed for OS- USBC State which begins on March 31 in Salem. A Cottage Grove pitcher delivers a pitch during the offseason. By Zach Silva zsilva@cgsentinel.com In an effort to get up-to-date catchers gear and new bats, the Cottage Grove baseball team is looking to receive money from the community. In a post on the website Do- norsChoose.org, a fundrais- ing website that is focused on schools, head baseball coach Dan Geiszler created a page for the team in an effort to raise $797 for the team to get a new Under Armour catcher’s gear and an Easton bat. “The students athletes in our program are hardwork- ing, dedicated individuals and teammates that are wanting to play and compete at the high- est level possible. Our com- munity has a high percentage of students who fall under the poverty line, making it diffi cult to provide essential equipment necessary to compete,” Geisz- ler wrote on the post. Four donors have current- ly given a total of $284 to the project so far. 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