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December 23, 2016
SeasideSignal.com
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
OF THE WEEK
ANOTHER SEASIDE
CLASSIC TITLE WIN
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MADDI
UTTI
Senior
For the second year in a row,
Utti was named the girls’ Most
Valuable Player of the Seaside
Holiday Classic. She scored 21
points in a first round win over
Elma; had
22 points, 10
steals, nine as-
sists and seven
rebounds in
a victory over
Cottage Grove
on Day 2; then
DANNY MILLER/
helped the
EO MEDIA GROUP
Gulls win an-
other Classic title with 22 points,
eight boards, five steals and five
assists in a 51-32 win over South
Whidbey in the championship
game.
JACKSON
JANUIK
Senior
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Also for the second year in
a row, Januik was selected as
the MVP of the Holiday Clas-
sic. After watching his brother
Chase score
32 on Day 1
against Elma,
Jackson led
Seaside with
24 in a win
over Madras,
then was one
of five players
to score in double figures (15)
in Saturday’s championship win
over Newport.
Januik is also now the Seaside
boys basketball leader in career
points, breaking the previous
mark of 976 held by Matt Clark.
After Saturday’s win, Januik had
1,000 career points.
It was another Holiday Classic championship for the Seaside girls basketball team.
The Gulls forced 27 turnovers, as they con-
tinue to win games (four in a row) with solid
defensive efforts.
“A nice solid victory tonight, capping the
three-game tournament with a Holiday cham-
pionship,” said Seaside coach Mike Hawes.
“Another strong night from Utti and (Sydney)
Villegas (10 points, eight rebounds), filling the
stat sheet with rebounds, steals, points and as-
sists.
“But solid contributions from all-tourney
team member Jetta Ideue and some timely
3-pointers from Annaka Garhofer helped,
too,” he said, as the sophomore made three
treys in the second half, to go with two from
Utti, as the Gulls hit five of their 15 3-point
attempts.
Seaside opened with a 10-0 lead, an anoth-
er 8-0 run midway through the first half had
By Gary Henley
EO Media Group
M
uch like the Seaside boys
were in their half of the
tournament, the Seaside
girls were untouchable in
the girls’ bracket of the
Seaside Holiday Classic.
The Gulls cruised to the championship, fin-
ishing 3-0 following their 51-32 win over South
Whidbey Saturday, following wins over Elma
(70-48) and Cottage Grove (50-30) Thursday
and Friday.
Maddi Utti was the tournament MVP, aver-
aging almost a quadruple-double over the three
games. In the championship win over the Fal-
cons, she had 22 points, eight rebounds, five
steals and five assists.
the Gulls well in front by halftime, 23-9.
“It was nice to get some games in after
the 10-day layoff, and keep improving on the
court,” Hawes said. “Everyone contributed.
Feels like we’re starting to figure some things
out and find our identity.”
Gulls 50, Lions 30
Cottage Grove was within four points of
Seaside midway through the second quarter,
but a 17-0 run by the Lady Gulls led to a 50-30
win for Seaside Friday night, on Day 2 of the
Holiday Classic.
The Lions put up a tough challenge in the
first half, rallying from a 19-10 deficit to with-
in 19-15, before the Gulls closed out the sec-
ond quarter on a 6-0 run, highlighted by two
baskets from Sydney Villegas and a score by
Maddi Utti as time expired.
SWIMMING
SEAGULLS VARSITY SCOREBOARD
BASKETBALL
SEASIDE HOLIDAY CLASSIC
BOYS
Seaside 87, Newport 56
NEW (56): Will Beaudry 17, K.Blaser 9,
Plechaty 8, Tapia 5, C.Blaser 3, Krueger
2, Ja.Gonzales 1.
SEA (87): Hunter Thompson 22,
Babb 16, J.Januik 15, Westerholm 13,
C.Januik 11, D.Thompson 6, Hoekstre
4, Sibony.
Newport
17 14 11 14—56
Seaside
21 27 18 21—87
Field goals: Newport 19-44; Seaside
31-60. 3-Point goals: Newport 3-11
(Fisher, K.Blaser, Tapia); Seaside 7-19
(H.Thompson 3, Babb 2, Westerholm,
J.Januik). Free throws: Newport 15-24;
Seaside 18-22. Fouls: Newport 19,
Seaside 20. Turnovers: Newport 19,
Seaside 7.
Seaside 70, Madras 58
MDR (58): Kanim Smith 20, Frank 16,
Patt 11, Lockey 9, Thurby 2.
SEA (70): Jackson Januik 24, C.Januik
21, H.Thompson 11, Westerholm 4,
Babb 4, Hoekstre 4, D.Thompson 2,
Hague.
Madras
16
7 22 13—58
Seaside
15 18 19 18—70
GIRLS
Seaside 51, South Whidbey 32
SW (32): Kacie Hanson 13, Turpin 5,
Eager 4, Forsyth 3, Collins 3, Starets-
Foote 2, Heggenes 2.
SEA (51): Maddi Utti 22, Villegas 10,
Garhofer 9, Babbitt 4, Ideue 2, Smart
2, Kiser 2, Huddleston, Bodner, Turner,
Hoekstre.
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4
5 10 13—32
Seaside
12 11 13 15—51
Field goals: South Whidbey 9-27; Sea-
side 21-51. 3-Point goals: South Whid-
bey 4-10 (Hanson, Forsyth, Collins,
Turpin); Seaside 5-15 (Garhofer 3, Utti
2). Free throws: South Whidbey 10-14;
Seaside 7-11. Fouls: South Whidbey 9,
Seaside 15. Turnovers: South Whidbey
27, Seaside 13.
Seaside 50, Cottage Grove 30
CG (30): Reilly Kelty 13, Sand 3, Wey-
bright 3, Gardner 3, Child 3, Pardee 3,
Murphy 2.
SEA (50): Maddi Utti 22, Villegas 12,
Ideue 6, Babbitt 4, Kiser 4, Garhofer
2, Smart, Falleur, Bodner, Hoekstre,
Huddleston, Turner.
C.Grove
10
5 5 10—30
Seaside
15 10 15 10—50
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS
GIRLS
MVP-Maddi Utti, Seaside
Rylee DeMander, Astoria
Megan Drake, South Whidbey
Top Scores
Scratch Game: Fireballs, 710
Scratch Series: Fireballs, 2,122
Handicap Game: Lucky to Spare, 870
Handicap Series: Eleventh Frame,
2,515
Men
Scratch Game: Ryan Spivey, 267
Scratch Series: Ryan Spivey, 730
Handicap Game: Ryan Spivey, 296
Handicap Series: Ryan Spivey, 817
Women
Scratch Game: Marie Oliver, 181
Scratch Series: Marie Oliver, 479
Handicap Game: Shelly Solum, 249
Handicap Series: Shelly Solum, 646
Kinsey Eager, South Whidbey
Peyton Elliott, Elma
Madison Hargett, Newport
Jetta Ideue, Seaside
Reilly Kelty, Cottage Grove
Sydney Villegas, Seaside
BOYS
MVP-Jackson Januik, Seaside
Attikin Babb, Seaside
Will Beaudry, Newport
Kyle Blaser, Newport
Olaf Englund, Astoria
Damean Frank, Madras
Chase Januik, Seaside
Blake Sentman, Cottage Grove
Hunter Thompson, Seaside
BOWLING
GEARHART BOWL
Team Standings
Tuesday Night Mixed
(Through Dec. 13)
1.Lucky to Spare (15), 2. Eleventh
Frame (9), 3. It’s all in the Hips (8), 4.
The Golden Girls (8), 5. Fireballs (8), 6.
The Choncos (7), 7. Nine is Good (6).
Wednesday Night Mixed
(Through Dec. 14)
1.Gearhart Bowl (11), 2. OMG Rain
Makers (8), 3. Team 4 (8), 4. Seagull
Flyers (7), 5. Dutch Rudder (7), 6. Deez
Nutz (5), 7. Bent Nail (1).
Top Scores
Scratch Game: Gearhart Bowl, 791
Scratch Series: Gearhart Bowl, 2,272
Handicap Game: Gearhart Bowl, 860
Handicap Series: Gearhart Bowl, 2,479
Men
Scratch Game: Matt Berg, 255
Scratch Series: Matt Berg, 700
Handicap Game: Matt Berg, 255
Handicap Series: Brian Habeker, 732
Women
Scratch Game: McKenna Lempea, 163
Scratch Series: McKenna Lempea, 458
Handicap Game: McKenna Lempea,
225
Handicap Series: McKenna Lempea,
644
Seaside boys win title in
Nygaard Invitational
By Gary Henley
EO Media Group
The Astoria swim teams took
advantage of the “home water”
Saturday afternoon, in the annual
Andrew Nygaard Memorial Invita-
tional at the Astoria Aquatic Cen-
ter.
Celebrating and honoring the
life of former Astoria swimmer
Andrew Nygaard, the Fishermen
scored a pair of second-place team
finishes in the annual meet, which
included four of the six Cowapa
schools.
The Tillamook girls and the
Seaside boys won the team titles,
while the Cheesemakers won the
combined team total score with
480 points, followed by Astoria
(454) and Seaside (393).
The Seaside boys won seven
different events, beginning with
the 200-yard medley relay, where
Luke Liljenwall, Brad Rzewnicki,
Will Garvin and Isaiah Collins won
in 2 minutes, 1.70 seconds.
Rzewnicki added a victory in
the 200-yard individual medley
(2:28.98); Liljenwall took the 50-
yard freestyle (25.67) and the 100-
yard freestyle (58.95); Garvin won
the 100-yard butterfly (1:01.91) and
the 100-yard backstroke (1:07.14);
and the same four took first in the
200-yard freestyle relay (1:46.52).
“Will Garvin PR’d today in the
‘fly,” said first-year Seaside coach
Shane Spell. “The guys’ 200 med-
ley relay started off good with a
win; Bradley (Rzewnicki) had
some good swims in his first meet
of the year; Kendy Lin for the girls
… the returners took care of busi-
ness, and we have some newcom-
ers who are improving every single
meet. I like to see those PR’s. For
five kids, it’s their first year of com-
petitive swimming.”
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