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Sports & Outdoors
Blue Mountain Eagle
SWIM
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Torie Coalwell received
Female Swimmer of the
Year, earning 162 points and
21 first-place medals, eight
second place and two third
place.
Justin Hodge (11 to 12)
received Male Swimmer of
the Year, earning 122 points
and si[ ¿ rst-place medals, 12
second place and eight third
place.
Zeri and Isaac Janssen,
Katie Johnson and Sivanna
Hodge were given sportsman-
ship awards for their support
of not only their own team,
but others at the meets.
Swimmers
Myckee
Coalwell, Torie Coalwell,
Trevyn Coalwell and Justin
Hodge, attended all ¿ ve meets
this season and did not dis-
qualify in any events – they
received Dairy Queen gift
cards – so they could have
their “DQs,” Waldner said.
One of the Most Improved
awards went to Shanniyah
Hall.
“We’re proud of Shan-
niyah Hall,” Waldner said.
“Last year she took two weeks
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drove his ’68 Dodge Palara
from Baker to the event.
He said it all began the
of swimming lessons, and the
transformation from her ¿ rst
time in the pool to making it
to the district meet was amaz-
ing.”
The athletes have to qual-
ify in their event(s) during
one away meet and one home
meet to participate in the dis-
trict meet.
Waldner said she was hap-
py with all the volunteers who
helped at the district meet and
the John Day Invitational,
which was held the previous
week. She noted the only
people paid to be at the meet
are the coaches. The refer-
ees and people helping with
hospitality, concessions, re-
corders and many others are
volunteers.
“I’d like to thank all of
the volunteers we had for the
John Day Swim Meet and dis-
trict,” Waldner said. “We had
a lot of people putting in full
days on both of those events.
It’s a big time commitment,
and it’s de¿ nitely appreciat-
ed,” she said, noting that hav-
ing Howard as assistant coach
was great.
“I think it was bene¿ cial
to the kids, and we were able
to use time more ef¿ ciently,”
she said. She added, “Sign ups
will be in spring.”
District swim results
year after he moved to Prairie
City.
They held a car show at
the Grant County Regional
Airport in 1995, then Grant
County Kruzers was formed,
and the ¿ rst of¿ cial Kruzers
car show was held in Prairie
City the following year.
“It looks great – they’re
still doing a great job,” Wolf
said. “The same people are
still putting in their time and
effort on it, and it’s as good as
it’s ever been.”
Meet Results
31st Cascade East District
Championship meet July
31-Aug. 2
Event # 1 Female 200 Free 9-10
Hodge, Sivanna, 2
Hall, Amelia, 3
Event # 2 Male 200 Free 9-10
Coalwell, Ryan, 3
Event # 3 Female 200 Free 11-12
Hodge, Justin, 1
Coalwell, Torie, 1
Event # 6 Male 200 Free 13-14
Hodge, Russell, 1
Event # 7 Female 200 Free 15-18
Waldner, Auna, 3
Event # 8 Male 200 Free 15-18
Hallgarth, Quinten, 3
Event # 10 Male 50 Free 8 & Under
48.23Y F Howard, Cayden 3
50.18Y P Howard, Cayden 2
Event # 11 Female 100 Free 9-10
Hodge, Sivanna, 2
Hodge, Sivanna, 2
Event # 12 Male 100 Free 9-10
Coalwell, Ryan, 3
Coalwell, Ryan, 3
Event # 14 Male 100 Free 11-12
Hallgarth, Quinten, 1
Hodge, Justin, 2
Hodge, Justin, 2
Event # 15 Female 100 Free 13-14
Coalwell, Torie, 1
Coalwell, Torie, 1
Event # 16 Male 100 Free 13-14
Hodge, Russell, 1
Hodge, Russell, 2
Event # 17 Female 100 Free 15-18
Waldner, Auna, 3
Event # 21 Female 50 Breast 9-10
Hall, Amelia, 3
Event # 22 Male 50 Breast 9-10
Coalwell, Ryan, 3
Coalwell, Ryan, 3
Event # 23 Female 50 Breast 11-12
Mead, Rhea, 2
Mead, Rhea, 3
Event # 24 Male 50 Breast 11-12
Hallgarth, Quinten, 1
Hodge, Justin, 2
Hodge, Justin, 3
Event # 25 Female 100 Breast
13-14
Coalwell, Torie, 2
Coalwell, Torie, 1
Event # 26 Male 100 Breast 13-14
Hodge, Russell, 1
Hunt, Taylor, 2
Time F/P/S Relay Place Points
Improv
Hodge, Russell, 1
Hunt, Taylor, 3
Event # 32 Male 100 IM 9-10
Coalwell, Ryan, 2
Event # 33 Female 100 IM 11-12
Mead, Rhea, 3
Event # 34 Male 100 IM 11-12
Hodge, Justin, 2
Event # 35 Female 200 IM 13-14
Coalwell, Torie, 2
Event # 36 Male 200 IM 13-14
Hunt, Taylor, 3
Event # 37 Female 200 IM 15-18
Waldner, Auna, 2
Relay Race
2:22.20Y F A Relay John Day Swim
Team 1 8
Taya Janssen, Olive Hensley,
Reece Jacobs, Sierra May,
Colbie Howard, Maddie Bailey,
Emma Helmick, Lexi Helmick
Event # 41 Female 100 Medley
Relay10 & Under
1:44.72Y F A Relay John Day Swim
Team 1 12
Majik Leigh, Amelia Hall, Laken
McKay, Sivanna Hodge
Event # 42 Male 100 Medley
Relay10 & Under
1:39.12Y F A Relay John Day Swim
Team 1 12
Quinn Larson, Ryan Coalwell,
Car Show Awards:
Best of Show: 1936 Chevy Coupe, Gary
Baxter, Baker City
People’s Choice: 1971 Dodge Charger,
Trever Hamsher, Prairie City
Host: 1956 Thunderbird, Jim Clark, Mt.
Vernon
President’s Choice: 1936 Chevy sedan,
John Veniersel, Nyssa, Idaho
39 and older car
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Andrew Hunt, Trent Carpenter
1:50.01Y F B Relay John Day
Swim Team 2 8
Trevor Gabbard, Isaac Janssen,
Zeri Janssen, Cayden Howard,
Cole Gravem, Max Bailey, Talon
Van Cleave, Trae Hall
Event # 44 Male 200 Medley
Relay12 & Under
2:50.37Y F A Relay John Day Swim
Team 1 12
Trevyn Coalwell, Thomas LeQuieu,
Quinten M. Hallgarth, Justin Hodge
Event # 45 Female 200 Medley
Relay14 & Under
3:20.09Y F A Relay John Day Swim
Team 2 8
Dakota Ballou, Rhea Mead, Riley
Robertson, Shanniyah Hall
Event # 47 Female 200 Medley
Relay18 & Under
2:41.98Y F A Relay John Day
Swim Team 3 6
Jessica S. Reames, Myckee
Coalwell, Torie Coalwell, Auna
Waldner
Event # 48 Male 200 Medley
Relay18 & Under
2:27.09Y F A Relay John Day
Swim Team 2 8
Grant LeQuieu, Russell Hodge,
Taylor Hunt, Clay Johnson
Event # 50 Male 25 Back 8 &
Under
Janssen, Zeri, 1
Janssen, Zeri, 1
Gravem, Cole, 3
Event # 51 Female 50 Back 9-10
Hodge, Sivanna, 3
Leigh, Majik, 3
Event # 52 Male 50 Back 9-10
Coalwell, Ryan, 2
Larson, Quinn, 3
Larson, Quinn, 2
Event # 53 Female 50 Back 11-12
Mead, Rhea, 3
Mead, Rhea, 3
Event # 54 Male 50 Back 11-12
Hallgarth, Quinten, 1
Coalwell, Trevyn, 3
Coalwell, Trevyn, 3
Event # 55 Female 100 Back
13-14
Coalwell, Torie, 2
Coalwell, Torie, 1
Event # 56 Male 100 Back 13-14
Hunt, Taylor, 1
Hunt, Taylor, 1
Hodge, Russell, 3
Hodge, Russell, 3
Event # 57 Female 100 Back
15-18
Waldner, Auna, 2
Waldner, Auna, 2
Event # 60 Male 25 Fly 8 & Under
Howard, Cayden, 2
Janssen, Zeri, 3
anssen, Zeri, 3
Event # 64 Male 50 Fly 11-12
Hodge, Justin, 3
Hallgarth, Quinten, 1
Event # 65 Female 100 Fly 13-14
Coalwell, Torie ,1
Coalwell, Torie, 1
Event # 66 Male 100 Fly 13-14
Hunt, Taylor, 3
Hunt, Taylor, 2
Event # 70 Male 25 Free 8 &
Under
Howard, Cayden, 3
Event # 71 Female 50 Free 9-10
Hodge, Sivanna, 2
Leigh, Majik, 3
Event # 72 Male 50 Free 9-10
Coalwell, Ryan, 2
Coalwell, Ryan, 1
Event # 73 Female 50 Free 11-12
Mead, Rhea, 3
Event # 74 Male 50 Free 11-12
Hallgarth, Quinten, 1
Hodge, Justin, 2
Hodge, Justin, 2
Visiting at the car
show are Mark
Strong, of Prairie City,
left, Joshua Herburger
and Dave Herburger
with Dave’s ’47 Ford
pickup, built by Joe
Bennett, of Mt. Vernon.
The Eagle
Angel Carpenter
First: 1936 Chevy Coupe, Gary Baxter,
Baker City
Second: 1927 Ford, Ron Phillips, John
Day
40-48 car
Nominate Your
Educational Hero
Congratulations Grant
County Fair & Rodeo on
106 years!
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Educators play an extremely important role
in our community and are often underappreciated.
This year, Doug’s Motor Vehicle Repair is saying
“Thank you, educators” by honoring an
“Educator of the Month.”
Each month one local educator will be highlighted in
the Blue Mountain Eagle and will receive a $50 gift
certificate from Doug’s Repair. Educator of the Year will
receive $1,000 to be donated to school of their choice.
First: 1940 Buick Coupe, Lee Swiger,
Baker City
49-54 car
First: 1952 Olds 88, Dennis Boothe,
Caldwell, Idaho
Second: 1951 Plymouth, Sam Lane,
Seneca
55-60 car
First: 1956 Ford Thunderbird, Richard
Taie, Baker City
Second: 1957 Mercury, Les Woodworth,
Prairie City
61-69 car
First: 1965 Chevy, John Geer, Fossil
Second: 1963 Dodge Palara, Leonard
Wolf, Baker City
CAMP
Nominate your Local Hero by picking up a nomination form at the
Blue Mountain Eagle or Doug’s Repair, or download a copy from the
Blue Mountain Eagle’s website –www.bluemountaineagle.com.
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301 W Main St. • John Day
541-575-0547 • www.gcoregonlive.com
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The youth volleyball camp
for grades three through ¿ ve
is set for 1 to 4 p.m. Friday,
Aug. 14; cost is $15.
Volleyball camp for grades
Coalwell, Trevyn, 3
Event # 75 Female 50 Free 13-14
Coalwell, Torie, 1
Coalwell, Torie, 1
Event # 76 Male 50 Free 13-14
Hodge, Russell, 1
Hodge, Russell, 2
Hunt, Taylor, 2
Event # 79 Female 100 Free
Relay 8 & Under
Taya Janssen, Emma Helmick,
Colbie Howard, Reece Jacobs
Event # 81 Female 100 Free
Relay10 & Under
Relay John Day Swim Team 1 12
Majik Leigh, Olive Hensley, Laken
McKay, Sivanna Hodge
Event # 82 Male 100 Free Relay10
& Under
Relay John Day Swim Team 1 12
Quinn Larson, Talon Van Cleave,
Trent Carpenter, Ryan Coalwell
Relay John Day Swim Team 3 6
Zeri Janssen, Andrew Hunt, Isaac
Janssen, Cayden Howard
Event # 83 Female 200 Free
Relay12 & Under
Relay John Day Swim Team 2 8
Katie Johnson, Dakota Ballou,
Riley Robertson, Rhea Mead
Event # 84 Male 200 Free Relay12
& Under
Relay John Day Swim Team 1 12
Justin Hodge, Thomas LeQuieu,
Trevyn Coalwell, Quinten M.
Hallgarth
Event # 87 Female 200 Free
Relay18 & Under
Relay John Day Swim Team 3 6
Auna Waldner, Jessica S. Reames,
Myckee Coalwell, Torie Coalwell
Event # 88 Male 200 Free Relay18
& Under
Relay John Day Swim Team 2 8
Taylor Hunt, Clay Johnson, Grant
LeQuieu, Russell Hodge
70-79 car
First: Plymouth Duster, Keith Jensen,
Baker City
Second: 1970 Dodge Challenger, Andy
Lane, Canyon City
80 and newer car
First: 2014 Ford Mustang, Jerry Foster,
La Grande
80 and older convertible
First: 1956 Ford, Howard and Sandra
Payton, Baker City
Second: 1957 Chevy, Ken and Sally
Schuh, Baker City
59 and older truck/utility
First: 1950 Chevy pickup, Charles
Williams, Baker City
Second: 1937 Chevy pickup, Patty
Shumway, Summerville
60 and newer truck/utility
First: 1992 Chevy 1 ton, Ron and Joyce
Davis, Baker City
Second: 1979 International Scout, Tammy
Burdick, Mt. Vernon
Special Interest
1999 three-wheel motorcycle, Sherman
Cornell, Mt. Vernon
Farthest traveled: Scott Adams,
Hermiston
Poker Walk winner: Gary Baxter, Baker
City, with three kings
six through eight will be 9
a.m. to noon Friday through
Saturday, Aug. 14 and 15; cost
is $30.
Contact Coach Shae Speth
for more information or to
register:
speths@grantesd.
k12.or.us; 541-620-1974 or
go to guvolleyball.weebly.
com for a registration form.
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Best July Fishing Photo Contest WINNERS!
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Aiden Martell
Chet Hettinga
Chuck Moore
David Evans
Mitchell McKrola
There is still time to win weekly, or the grand prize of $100!
Photos will be judged for quality, content, viewer appeal. Remember, it’s not the biggest fish – but the best fishing photo that takes the
prize! Photos must be taken this summer in Grant County.Digital format is best - e-mail to kristina@bmeagle.com or bring in a disc to the
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