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golf with, and the people on
the other teams,” he said.
“Ron’s been really great the
last four years as coach – he’s
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really helped me get better.”
working on putting and chip-
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ping drills, areas that saw at the district tournament last
improvement at last Friday’s year, is planning to attend the
competition at the Wildhorse Down Under Sports Inter-
Resort and Casino course in national Games in Australia
Pendleton.
this summer, where he will
Broemeling said he’s compete on the Oregon State
working on having a more Golf Team.
consistent game, and he and
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his teammates are hoping for district and seeing how I
a return to state.
match up with the other
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coaching golf and helping
youth become hooked on
the sport.
“When the girls break
100, and the guys break 90,
when Christopher Gibson
got that hole in one, and
being the first to see the
excitement in their eyes –
that’s priceless,” he said.
“We’ve got a good program
and want to keep it going as
long as we can.”
This year’s competition
looks strong, he said.
Nixyaawii, Echo and
Wallowa are “a lot better
than I predicted going into
the season,” he said.
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What I like best about my sport: “I like that it’s more of an individual
effort, and you can see how you improve in each of your events.”
Coach’s Comment: “Garrett Hitz practices hard, spending the extra
time needed to improve and has been a team leader this year. His
primary events are the pole vault, javelin, 100 hurdles and 300
hurdles. He has also participated in the high jump and is interested in
the long and triple jump events. Garrett and some of the other high
school athletes have also been helping some of the junior high athletes
with their skills.”
– Coach Joe Weymouth
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Hitz reached the 11-00.00
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place and a PR; he also gained
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of 150-00, and second in the
110 and 300 hurdles.
Other PRs came from Ca-
marena who threw shot put 23-
11.00 for seventh, and Cobb
threw 22-08.00 for 10th place.
Ethan Camarena sprinted to
third in both the 100 and 200,
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Monument
Monument head coach Earl
Pettit said his team also did
well.
“Most of our athletes, de-
spite the weather, established
best marks for the season,” he
said.
Monument’s Maya Thomas
placed second in the 1,500 and
was third in the 800. Treiquella
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The program is for ages
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The cost is $40 per player
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