The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current, September 13, 1995, Page 8, Image 8

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    Pag» 8
Th» INDEPENDENT, Sept. 13,1995
VHS volleyball team starts strong, wins Scappoose tournament
A ll th re e Vernonia High
School volleyball teams start­
ed this year with a bang as
the y each ro lle d up a win
Sept. 7 against Marshall High
School in Portland.
To make the first week of
competition even more excit­
ing, the Varsity team won the
3A Scappoose Invitational
last Saturday! Vernonia was
the only 2A team there, along
with six 3A teams and one 4A
school.
The Loggers were very de­
termined throughout the day.
They passed and attacked
well and played ferocious de­
fense.
Scappoose Invitational Scores:
Pool Play—
vs. Wilsonville
15-3,15-2
vs. Stayton
15-9,15-1
vs. Scappoose 15-9,15-8
Bracket Play—
vs. Central
15-2,15-8
vs. The Dalles 15-11,15-5
vs. Stayton
11-15,15-6,
15-11
“This was a big tournament
win for us,” said Head Coach
Dan Foss, “but we know that
important league matches are
ahead, and we have to keep
things in perspective."
At Marshall, the Varsity uti­
lized tough serving, relentless
defense and aggressive hit­
tin g to dow n th e M inute-
maids, 15-7,15-6.
Stacy Ochoa and Jennifer
Young each had seven kills
w hile M olly S kidm ore and
Michelle Busch contributed
fo u r aces each. C aptain
Tarah Pond ran the offense,
had nine assists and added
five kills.
Varsity team members are
Michelle Busch, Amber Den­
nis, S tacy O choa, Tarah
Pond, Brandy Richardson,
Molly Skidmore, Denise Titus,
J e n n ife r Young and Tory
Young.
JVI team gains experience, wins
Vernonia High School JVI
volle yba ll is off to another
great year with a victorious
first match, 13-15, 15-6, 15-7,
at Portland’s Marshall High
School.
Seniors Brandy Morrison,
Ronda B aker and Ju n io rs
Charlotte Koch and Amanda
Dennis are all returnees from
last year’s team. New to JV I
this year are freshmen Allie
JVII volleyball team
marks up first win
Vernonia High S ch o o l’s
JVII v o lle yb a ll team has a
large group of talented girls
who brought home a win in
their first game, 15-13, 15-9,
over Marshall High School in
Portland.
“The game was won with
excellence in serving,” said
Assistant Coach Dawn Buck­
ner, “ It was a con fide nce -
b u ild e r fo r a young team .
Throughout the season we
w ill w ork on le a rn in g the
game, and sharpening skills.”
The fourteen team mem­
bers are already finding their
s p e c ia lty p o s itio n s . Team
C a ptain is s e n io r D eanna
Beierschmitt.
The remaining team mem­
bers are Laci Brucken, April
Buckner, Kari Cradit, Kristina
Hanson, Lisa Holbrook, Re­
becca J o h a n so n , Ja cq u e
Lee, Misty Linke, Feliz Lohr,
P enrhynn N elson, M agali
Roquefort, Jennifer Sonnen-
burg, Franzie Zumsteg.
Krahn and Ellie Prpich, and
sophomores, Jessica Stack-
lie, Jessica Jones, Tami Al­
mond, A shley W eller, Re-
bekkah McAlvage and Erin
Davis.
“I’m just proud to be part of
this fantastic volleyball pro­
gram we have at Vernonia
High,” said Assistant Coach
one o im ^p re m fe ^vd te yb à n
coaches in Oreoon and we
should be grateful to have
him at our school.”
Foss is also the League
Chairman again.
l Ch. ° 01 8uPw i" ‘®nd®"‘ E'lls Maso" haPP»y accepts a check for $2,000 from'
S ,fy Market c° - ° wner Chuck Hendiyx. Looking on are store manager Randy Parrow and
9raete school principal Randy Aultman.
The store and school will both
be selling drink cups, with $1
from each sale going to
school athletic programs.
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LEE’S FOREST GROVE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY at 23rd and
Hawthorne is celebrating 33 years of service. Owner Milt Lee
purchased the business 5 years ¿go and has expanded to a
larger show room to better serve the needs of the area. Lee’s
Forest Grove Industrial Supply carries an extensive inventory
of both commonly used and hard to find hardware, rigging,
bearings, and both hand and power tools. Pictured are store
manager Jim Brown and general manager Clark Frone. A
complete welding and fabrication operation is available for re­
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Bike Rodeo slated
Sept. 30 in Vernonia
Dist. 1 convention...
Young bicycle riders are
asked to wear their helmets
and bring their bikes to Wash­
ington Grade School Septem­
ber 30 for a Bicycle Safety
Rodeo.
The Bicycle Safety Rodeo
is sponsored by the Oregon
State Police Law E nforce­
m ent E xp lo re r S couts of
Columbia County, with sup­
port from the Oregon State
Police, Scappoose office, and
the Vernonia Police Depart­
ment. It will be held from 9:00
a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the back
parking lot of WGS.
The event will include in­
formation on bicycle safety,
what the new laws are re­
garding bicycles and free bi­
cycle registration Courses
will be set up to practice bicy­
cle safety skills.
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