A6 BAKER CITY HERALD • TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2022
SPORTS
BAKER GOLF AT PENDLETON
Track
Baker boys
win tourney
Continued from Page A5
3,000
Karsten Cikanek, 12th, 11:36.30; Tan-
ner Lucas, 17th, 13:00.28
110 hurdles
Casey Vaughan (PV), 11th, 21.61
300 hurdles
Dash Bloomer, 6th, 45.97
4x100 relay
Baker, 1st, 46.43 (Wyatt Hawkins,
Kayden Garvin, Diego Quintela, Mal-
aki Myer)
Pine Eagle, 6th, 49.92 (Reid Davis,
Brock Farley, Josh Hunt, Cole Mor-
gan)
4x400 relay
Baker, 1st, 3:44.86 (Thaddeus Pepera,
Diego Quintela, Wyatt Hawkins, An-
gel DeArcos)
Shot put
Mike Gentry, 4th, 38-6; Tate Powell,
6th, 36-3; Logan Profitt (PV), 11th,
35-0; Caleb Kerns (PV), 18th, 33-5;
Casey Vaughan (PV), 22nd, 31-4.5;
Dillon Multop, 24th, 31-3.75; Izek
Cleveland, 26th, 31-1.75; Jacob Mills,
28th, 30-10.75; Josh Hunt (PE), 35th,
29-3.25; Tristan Mulkey, 40th, 28-
3.75; Colton Birmingham, 48th, 25-
5.24; Max Thomas (PE), 62nd, 22-9;
Kevin Gutierrez, 66th, 20-1
Discus
Mike Gentry, 4th, 107-7; Tate Powell,
8th, 101-3; Logan Profitt (PV), 11th,
96-5; Dillon Multop, 13th, 94-0; Ca-
leb Kerns (PV), 16th, 89-8.5; Jason
Mills, 17th, 86-6; Izek Cleveland,
38th, 68-6; Tristan Mulkey, 39th, 68-
0.5; Colton Birmingham, 40th, 67-0;
Max Thomas (PE), 49th, 61-7.5; Kevin
Gutierrez, 58th, 46-11; James Den-
son (PE), 61st, 38-9.5
Javelin
Dash Bloomer, 3rd, 135-2; Brock Far-
ley (PE), 7th, 114-6; Gaige Birming-
ham, 8th, 114-0; Colton Birmingham,
11th, 109-8.5; Caleb Kerns (PV), 21st,
102-0.5; Mike Gentry, 23rd, 100-2;
Izek Cleveland, 42nd, 85-3; Jacob
Mills, 45th, 83-8; Orrin Cobb (PV),
61st, 73-3.5; Tristan Mulkey, 64th, 72-
3; Kevin Gutierrez, 70th, 64-1.5
High jump
Kaden Krieger (PV), 2nd, 6-0; Thad-
deus Pepera, 5th, 5-6
Pole Vault
Reeve Damschen, 3rd, 10-0; Michael
Endersby, 12th, 7-0; Gaige Birming-
ham, 12th, 7-0
Long jump
Reece Dixon (PV), 1st, 19-9.25; Jack-
son Chandler (PV), 5th, 17-10.25;
Giacoma Rigueiro, 9th, 17-0; Brock
Farley (PE), 11th, 16-7.75; Tate Pow-
ell, 13th, 16-7.25; Reeve Damschen,
19th, 16-1.75; Kayden Garvin, 23rd,
15-8.25; Tom Gregg (PV), 46th,
13-11.75; Trace Gover (PE), 51st,
13-4.25; Allen Bedolla (PV), 61st,
11-4.75
Triple jump
Dash Bloomer, 3rd, 38-5
Baker City Herald
PENDLETON — Paced
by medalist Isaiah Jones and
runner up Jesse Maldonado,
the Baker boys golf team won
the team title at a tourna-
ment at the Golf Course at
Birch Creek in Pendleton on
Friday, April 8.
Jones carded an 84 and
Maldonado was one shot
back at 85 for the Bulldogs.
Kaden Conklin shot a 93
and Gavin Stecher had an
100 to give Baker a team
score of 362.
Ontario was a distant
second at 402.
Baker had just two girls
players available as the state
FBLA conference coincided
with the tournament.
Lilly Wilson shot a 120,
and Makenna Shamion had
a 138.
The Baker girls will have
a home tournament on
Monday, April 18, at Quail
Ridge Golf Course. The
Baker boys tournament
at Quail Ridge is set for
April 25.
For Scheffler, a new
world awaits as the
Masters champion
BY TIM REYNOLDS
Associated Press
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Scottie
Scheffler just wanted dinner.
The best option, he decided,
would be for him and his wife
Meredith to grab some take-
out and head back to their
rented home so he could rest
up before the final round of
the Masters.
Small problem.
On the way home, Schef-
fler spilled dinner all over
himself.
“Meredith is still laughing
at me,” Scheffler said. “She
thought it was the funniest
thing ever.”
Whenever he returns to
the Masters, for the rest of
his life, there is guaranteed
to be at least one night where
Scheffler’s dinner won’t need
transporting. Masters cham-
pions get to go to the Mas-
ters Club dinner, and Schef-
fler has a permanent seat at
that table now after his score
of 10-under 278 gave him a
three-shot victory over Rory
McIlroy on Sunday at Au-
gusta National for his first
major championship.
It further cemented his
status as the No. 1 player in
the world, was his fourth ca-
reer win — all coming in a
span of about two months —
and capped a week where the
25-year-old seemed to han-
dle the pressure that comes
with being in Masters con-
tention with ease.
He cried when his first
Masters invitation came
in 2020. They’ll never stop
coming now.
“That’s the coolest part
about this whole deal,”
Scheffler said. “This is such
a fun golf course. It’s such
a fun piece of property. I
mean, it’s Augusta National.
It’s about as cool as it gets.
It’s so fun to play. I just can’t
believe that I can come back
for a lifetime and get to en-
joy this golf course.”
McIlroy closed with a
flourish, his 8-under 64 on
Sunday, April 10, sending
him vaulting up the lead-
erboard and into second
place after starting the final
round 10 shots back. Shane
Lowry (69) and Cameron
Smith (73) tied for third,
five shots behind Scheffler.
Smith started birdie-birdie
and briefly got within one
shot, before a two-shot
swing on the third hole —
Scheffler chipped in for
birdie, Smith made bogey
— restored order.
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CONTEST
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Baker’s Sofie Kaaen finished
second in the 3,000-meter race
at the La Grande Invitational on
Friday, April 8, 2022.
Brooklyn Jaca, Sofia Hanson, Emma
Baeth)
Shot put
Ella Randall (PE), 1st, 33-5.5; Ryann
Paulsen, 8th, 26-11; Abby Cox (PV),
10th, 26-4; Lilly Collins, 14th, 24-3.5;
Dallee Bingham (PV), 22nd, 22-10.5;
Evan Rexroad, 36th, 21-3; Hadley
Wallace (PV), 39th, 20-2; Meadoh
Waldrop, 44th, 18-4.5
Discus
Nevaeh Schuldt (PV), 11th, 67-11;
Abby Cox (PV), 21st, 61-3; Evan Rex-
Davis Carbaugh/The Observer road, 23rd, 60-9; Ryann Paulsen,
Baker’s Sydney Lamb runs at the La Grande Invitational on Friday,
25th, 59-6.5; Hadley Wallace (PV),
April 8, 2022. Lamb was third in the 1,500 and fifth in the 800.
26th, 59-4; Meadoh Waldrop, 46th,
31-5.5
Emma Baeth, 1st, 5:09.11; Sydney
GIRLS
Lamb, 3rd, 5:45.53; Emma Timm, 4th, Javelin
100
6:01.32; Sofie Kaaen, 5th, 6:02.11;
Ryann Paulsen, 2nd, 103-05; Ella
Taylor Cochell (PE), 14th, 14.57;
Taylor Cochell (PE), 18th, 6:30.68;
Randall (PE), 5th, 93-3; Dallee Bing-
Alexis Conant, 15th, 14.58; Lillee
ham (PV), 9th, 79-7.5; Nevaeh
Henry, 20th, 14.79; Ella Randall (PE), Emma Annis (PE), 26th, 7:31.38
Schuldt (PV), 20th, 68-0; Emma An-
23rd, 14.92; Lani Pierce, 38th, 16.47; 3,000
Sofie Kaaen, 2nd, 12:37.73
nis (PE), 49th, 35-10; Meadoh Wal-
Emma Annis (PE), 43rd, 16.98
drop, 52nd, 31-4
100 hurdles
200
High jump
Brooklyn Jaca, 5th, 18.78; Alexis
Sofia Hanson, 11th, 30.44; Ella Ran-
Conant, 8th, 20.08; Anna Johnson,
dall (PE), 23rd, 32.04; Jodi Bingham
Brooklyn Jaca, 6th, 4-4; Alexis
14th, 20.65; Jayden Whitford, 16th,
(PV), 30th, 32.84; Jayden Whitford,
Conant, 12th, 4-2
21.24
37th, 33.22; Anna Johnson, 39th,
Pole vault
33.91; Lilly Collins, 43rd, 34.36; Lani
300 hurdles
Sofie Kaaen, 4th, 7-0
Pierce, 45th, 35.31
Jayden Whitford, 7th, 1:00.46; Anna
Long jump
400
Johnson, 9th, 1:01.45
Ayla Bingham (PV), 15th, 12-8.75;
Sofia Hanson, 6th, 1:10.00
4x100 relay
Jaycee Gray (PV), 23rd, 12-2.5; Jodi
800
Baker, 2nd, 55.09 (Anna Belding,
Lillee Henry, Jayden Whitford, Alexis Bingham (PV), 34th, 11-0; Lani
Emma Baeth, 1st, 2:31.16; Emma
Pierce, 37th, 10-9.25
Conant)
Timm, 3rd, 2:46.39; Sydney Lamb,
Triple jump
4x400 relay
5th, 2:49.22
Baker, 1st, 4:27.38 (Anna Belding,
1,500
Taylor Cochell (PE), 6th, 24-7
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