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YAKIMA VALLEY AAU "THREE RIVERS" WINTER LEAGUE "98" 4th Grade Boys' Final Results/Standings Mary Decker 82 Win Loss Carl Lewis 81 Win Loss 1 Granger Sonics (+5,-4)+1 (1st) 3 1 1 Sunnyside (-1, +15)+14 (1st) 3 1 2 Prosser Tidel Wave (-5,+6)+1 (2nd) 3 1 2 Zillah Leopards (+1,-2)-1 (2nd) 3 1 3 Sunnyside Christian (+4,-6)-2 (3rd) 3 1 3 Grandview Pups (+2,-15)-13 (3rd) 3 1 4 Harrah Hoopsters 1 3 4 West Valley Sonics 1 3 5 Toppenish Wildcats 0 4 5 East Valley Rockies 0 4 Eric Heiden 80 Win Loss Timothy Shaw 75 Win Loss 1 Kennewick Eagles 4 0 1 Grandview Hornets 4 0 2 Richland Hurricanes 3 1 2 Prosser Nets 3 1 3 Pasco Boise Cascade 2 2 3 Benton City White 2 2 4 Kennewick Phantoms 1 3 4 Benton City Blue 1 3 5 Burbank Sonics 0 4 5 Whitstran Lions 0 4 Rick Wohlhuter 74 Win Loss Bill Walton 73 Win Loss 1 Yakima Eagles 3 1 1 West Valley Jazz 4 0 2 Cowiche Thunder 3 1 2 Kittitas 3 1 3 East Valley Wolfpack 2 2 3 Naches 2 2 4 Selah Suns 1 3 4 Yakima Knobel's Magic 1 3 5 West Valley Grizzlies 1 3 5 Union Gap Cubs 0 4 January 24 Winner Less Points January 31 Winner Less Points Richland Hurricanes 24 Granger Sonics 16 Granger Sonics 21 Prosser Tidel Wave 16 Cowiche Thunder 25 Sunnyside Christian 22 Sunnyside Christian 38 Harrah Hoopsters 31 Kennewick Eagles 33 East Valley Wolfpack 28 Sunnyside 35 West Valley Sonics 8 Yakima Eagles 36 Harrah Hoopsters 16 Zillah Leopards 52 East Valley Rockies 24 Selah Suns 61 Burbank Sonics 15 Richland Hurricanes 55 Kennewick Phantoms 11 Prosser Tidel Wave 37 Kennewick Phantoms 11 Kennewick Eagles 59 Burbank Sonics 6 West Valley Grizzlies 32 Toppenish Wildcats 20 Prosser Nets 28 Whitstran Lions 4 Pasco Boise Cascade 24 West Valley Jazz 14 Grandview Hornets 28 Benton City White 5 Sunnyside 50 Whitstran Lions 4 Cowiche Thunder 33 Selah Suns 28 Zillah Leopards 28 Naches 24 West Valley Grizzlies 27 West Valley Jazz 19 Grandview Pups 32 Benton City White 13 Naches OT 18 Yakima Knobel's Magic 17 Prosser Nets 31 Union Gap Cubs 23 Kittitas 37 Union Gap Cubs 8 Yakima Knobel's Magic 30 West Valley Sonics 10 Pasco Boise Cascade 37 Toppenish Wildcats 24 Kittitas 28 Grandview Hornets 19 Grandview Pups 30 Benton City Blue 5 February 7 Winner Less Points February 14 Winner Less Points Granger Sonics 37 Harrah Hoopsters 27 Harrah Hoopsters 40 Toppenish Wildcats 21 Prosser Tidel Wave 34 Toppenish Wildcats 20 Sunnyside Christian 36 Granger Sonics 32 Sunnyside 42 East Valley Rockies 8 Grandview Pups 33 East Valley Rockies 14 Grandview Pups 34 West Valley Sonics 17 Zillah Leopards 30 Sunnyside 29 Richland Hurricanes 39 Burbank Sonics 15 Pasco Boise Cascade 49 Burbank Sonics 8 Pasco Boise Cascade 33 Kennewick Phantoms 11 Kennewick Eagles 46 Richland Hurricanes OT 38 Grandview Hornets 22 Whitstran Lions 6 Benton City White 17 Whitstran Lions 4 Prosser Nets 25 Benton City Blue 14 Yakima Eagles 35 West Valley Grizzlies 26 Yakima Eagles 28 Cowiche Thunder 23 West Valley Jazz 44 Union Gap Cubs 10 West Valley Grizzlies 22 East Valley Wolfpack 20 Kittitas 26 Naches 21 Naches 35 Union Gap Cubs 9 Prosser Tidel Wave 26 Selah Suns 24 West Valley Jazz 22 Yakima Knobel's Magic 18 Yakima Knobel's Magic 35 Prosser Nets 8 Sunnyside Christian 27 Kennewick Eagles 26 Zillah Leopards 37 Benton City White 6 Selah Suns 39 West Valley Grizzlies 24 Kittitas 28 West Valley Sonics 9 Cowiche Thunder 31 East Valley Wolfpack 30 4th Grade Boys' Final Results/Standings February 21 Winner Less Points February 28 Winner Less Points Sunnyside Christian 42 Toppenish Wildcats 21 Prosser Tidel Wave 30 Sunnyside Christian 24 Prosser Tidel Wave 39 Harrah Hoopsters 29 Granger Sonics 41 Toppenish Wildcats 28 Grandview Pups 24 Zillah Leopards 22 Zillah Leopards 45 West Valley Sonics 22 West Valley Sonics 28 East Valley Rockies 19 Sunnyside 41 Grandview Pups 23 Kennewick Eagles 15 Pasco Boise Cascade 0 Kennewick Eagles 34 Kennewick Phantoms 23 Kennewick Phantoms 31 Burbank Sonics 16 Richland Hurricanes 31 Pasco Boise Cascade 24 Benton City White 7 Benton City Blue 4 Prosser Nets 21 Benton City White 10 Grandview Hornets 28 Prosser Nets 18 Benton City Blue 16 Whitstran Lions 9 West Valley Grizzlies 34 East Valley Wolfpack 29 East Valley Wolfpack 24 Selah Suns 20 Yakima Eagles 39 Selah Suns 25 Cowiche Thunder 24 West Valley Grizzlies 23 West Valley Jazz 31 Kittitas 22 Kittitas 31 Yakima Knobel's Magic 28 Yakima Knobel's Magic 47 Union Gap Cubs 13 West Valley Jazz 22 Naches 16 Granger Sonics 41 Cowiche Thunder 37 Harrah Hoopsters 42 Burbank Sonics 17 Sunnyside 37 Naches 17 Grandview Hornets 29 East Valley Rockies 13 East Valley Wolfpack 30 Yakima Eagles 27 March 7 Winner Less Points Yakima Eagles 40 Kennewick Phantoms 17 Whitstran Lions 29 Union Gap Cubs 21 Richland Hurricanes 39 Sunnyside Christian 37 Grandview Hornets 18 Benton City Blue 2 East Valley Rockies 18 Benton City Blue 10 Mary Decker "82" Championship Team GRANGER SONICS Coach: LOPEZ, JESSIE Players: JOSE MORALES, JAMIE LOPEZ, JOSH ORNELAS, ED CASTRO, JUAN MARTINEZ, MIKE SALCEDO, COSME GARCIA, CHRIS NIELSON, ERIC RINEHOLD 2nd Place Team PROSSER TIDEL WAVE, Coach: ANDREWS, SCOTT, Players: TRENTYN CRABTREE, DAVID STARKEY, DANNY LOCHRIE, JAKE MARTIN, T-REX ADAMS, NICK EDWARDS, ZACH LUCHSINGER, BRIAN ANDREWS, ANDY PEREZ 3rd Place Team SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN, Coach: DEN BOER, LARRY, Players: CHAD DEN BOER, KEVIN FLOYD, JACOB BOSMA, BEN DEKKER, DAN ALBRECHT, MATTHEW HAAK, JONATHON BUESCHER, JUSTIN WOLTERS, JOHN BOSMA 4th Place Team HARRAH HOOPSTERS, Coach: STROM, GREGORY SR., Players: JOSHUA STROM, TED STROM IV, ALEX OLNEY, ADRIAN ESPINDOLA, ZACHARY MARTIN, RYAN HUIBRETGSE, ERIC RANDALL, JAMES WILLIAMS, CHRIS JUAREZ 5th Place Team TOPPENISH WILDCATS, Coach: ALECK, DIANNA, Players: LYLE WAPSHELI, COLTON HANEY, NATHAN PATTERSON, TOMAS LEVI, TRENTON PIMMS, ARLIE MARTINEZ MCCORD, SIMON ALANIZ, PATRICK DOUGHERTY, PAUL NICHOLS, FRANCISCO CASTILLO, MANNY YALLUP, RANDY STEWART Carl Lewis "81" Championship Team SUNNYSIDE Coach: ZAVALA, CLYDE Players: BRANDON COLEMAN, MATTHEW THOMAS, FRANK ESPINOZA, SCOTT TAYLOR, TIMMY BRIONES, JORDAN ZAVALA, DANNY PLESHA, DERRICK SIMMONS, ANTHONY PALOMAREZ 2nd Place Team ZILLAH LEOPARDS, Coach: COLLINS, MIKE, Players: TROY BUECHLER, STEVEN COLLINS, JERRY ROYBAL, CHRIS GAY, ANDY JONES, CARL LEOS, DUSTY SCHAAN, MARK WINTERS, JAKE CHANDLER, JERRY ROYBAL 3rd Place Team GRANDVIEW PUPS, Coach: FULLER, BOB, Players: CRAIG FULLER, BLAKE CARPENTER, RENE MONTELONGO, MITCHELL CLEMENS, STEPHEN KELLEY, RYAN MORALES, JAMES VELA, CODY RODRIGUEZ, GARY SIMPSON 4th Place Team WEST VALLEY SONICS, Coach: GOODMAN, LARRY S., Players: BRETT GOODMAN, STEVEN YBARRA, MICHAEL MARTIN, RYAN CLEARY, BUCKY BARNETT, DANIE IRWIN, SAM RICHARDS, WES MAPLES 5th Place Team EAST VALLEY ROCKIES, Coach: STOUT, LEVI, Players: NATE BECKER, MATTHEW BLINSKY, BRANDEN JONES, BRADEN JONES, BRENNEN LOUNSBURY, NICHOLAS MATA, JARROD SIEBOL, ZACH SWYNENBURG, MATTHEW EATON 4th Grade Boys' Eric Heiden "80" Championship Team KENNEWICK EAGLES Coach: CRUZEN, MIKE Players: CHANCE CRUZEN, BRYAN EDWARDS, EVAN BROOKS, KEVIN TUCKER, TRAVIS MATAIR, DREW WESTERMEYER, ROSS THOELKE, LAYTON BROWN, JOSEPH FAURHELT, DAVID RIGGLE, TIM MOKLER 2nd Place Team RICHLAND HURRICANES, Coach: ROSE, RICK, Players: HAYDEN ROWE, BRENT MURRI, KYLE MERKLEY, ERIC ROSE, EVAN KIRKELIE, BRANDON QUIGLEY, SEAN WINSTON, ALEX YORK, ERIC DUNFORD 3rd Place Team PASCO BOISE CASCADE, Coach: PEREZ, JOHN, Players: JASON VALENZUELA, NICHOLAS A BERRONES, TYLER MORALES, RAFAEL E TORRES, JUSTIN A PEREZ, ADRIAN A ANDIACLE, MARCUS A PEREZ, TUJUAN COLBIAY, MATHEW CAMPBELL 4th Place Team KENNEWICK PHANTOMS, Coach: HOMME, TED, Players: CATLIN STEMP, BRADY JOHNSON, CARSON HOMME, DOMINIC PONTOROLO, KYLE SCHAUBLE, TODD STONE, STEPHEN MICKELSON 5th Place Team BURBANK SONICS, Coach: TOWNSEND, SONNY, Players: ALEX TOWNSEND, JOHN BONDERMAN, BRAD DAVIDSON, GARRETT MATHEWS, ZACHARY SCRIMSHER, SEAN GRADIN, JOSH GRADIN, MICHAEL SHELTON, DAMON IDLER, JUSTIN SEAMAN, ELIAS SERRANO, JESS GAISER Timothy Shaw "75" Championship Team GRANDVIEW HORNETS Coach: AGUILAR, JUAN Players: DANNY NAVARRO, ANTHONY ESPARZA, JOEL LEDESMA, ANDREW MICHELS, JIM RAY LYALL, DAVE TREVINO, MATHEW MASSEY, MICHAEL BENAVIDEZ, BRANDON ARTZ 2nd Place Team PROSSER NETS, Coach: FANCIULLO, JAY, Players: CAMERON BROPHY, AARON ALLISON, CHAD DON, TRAVIS FANCIULLO, MICHAEL CHARWOOD, DEVAN PARKER, RICHIE MUNOZ, DEREK DEATON, DEVIN CROW 3rd Place Team BENTON CITY WHITE, Coach: WRIGHT, FRANK, Players: KYLE ELLIOTT, HUNTER HOGLIN, KEVIN LITTLE, JOSEPH MENDOZA, JACOB O'DELL, TRAVIS BARNES, BRENT MATTICE, CORY WILLIAMS, BLAINE NUNUMAKER 4th Place Team BENTON CITY BLUE, Coach: TANK, SHANNON, Players: JOSEPH COLLINS, BRANDON CORRIELL, JASON DUNN, MIKE DOUGLAS, AARON NORMAN, ARIC SILVERS, LOGAN TANK, MICHAEL MOORE, BILLY DARDEN, ROBBIE BOWEN 5th Place Team WHITSTRAN LIONS, Coach: WISE, MIKE, Players: TURNER WISE, RILEY THOMAS, MIKE BOONE, NICK WILLIAMS, JACOB GIESE, BRIAN BYRNE, NATHAN SYKES Rick Wohlhuter "74" Championship Team YAKIMA EAGLES Coach: 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    SECTION B VISIT SAMOA NEWS ONLINE @ SAMOANEWS.COM WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2018 CLASSIFIEDS • CARTOONS • ALOHA BRIEFS & MORE ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ ▼ Shaun White wins America’s 100th Winter Olympics gold medal C M and Bonnie Blair lead all Amer- to the winter slate in 1998 has ican winter Olympians with fi ve helped America pad its total. Y K gold medals each. Heiden won The U.S. leads all countries with all fi ve of his medals at the 1980 14 snowboarding gold medals, Games in Lake Placid, New including all four of its golds at York, by setting four Olympic the Pyeongchang Games. records and one world record. White has won the half- Blair got her fi rst gold in 1988, pipe competition three times, then won two each in 1992 and and veteran Anderson got her 1994.They were just the latest second slopestyle gold earlier in a long line of American this week. The future looks speedskaters with multiple strong, too, with 17-year-olds gold medals. The fi rst were Red Gerard and Chloe Kim Irving Jaffee and Jack Shea, winning gold in slopestyle and who became the country’s fi rst halfpipe, respectively, at this two-time winter gold medalists year’s games. in 1932. Up until these games, BEST AND WORST FILE ‚Äì In this Feb. 21, 1980, le photo, U.S. Olympic Speedskater Eric Heiden skates and wins they still ranked third among The U.S. won 10 gold medals the 1500 meters speedskating event at Lake Placid, N.Y. Heiden and Bonnie Blair lead all American American winter athletes with in 2002 at Salt Lake City, its winter Olympians with ve gold medals each.
  • Chasing Giants: an Ethnography of Developments in Speed Skating

    Chasing Giants: an Ethnography of Developments in Speed Skating

    University of Calgary PRISM: University of Calgary's Digital Repository Graduate Studies The Vault: Electronic Theses and Dissertations 2021-01-14 Chasing Giants: An Ethnography of Developments in Speed Skating Jacobs, Sarah Elizabeth Jacobs, S. E. (2021). Chasing Giants: An Ethnography of Developments in Speed Skating (Unpublished doctoral thesis). University of Calgary, Calgary, AB. http://hdl.handle.net/1880/113004 doctoral thesis University of Calgary graduate students retain copyright ownership and moral rights for their thesis. You may use this material in any way that is permitted by the Copyright Act or through licensing that has been assigned to the document. For uses that are not allowable under copyright legislation or licensing, you are required to seek permission. Downloaded from PRISM: https://prism.ucalgary.ca UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY Chasing Giants: An Ethnography of Developments in Speed Skating by Sarah Elizabeth Jacobs A THESIS SUBMITTED TO THE FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE PROGRAM IN ANTHROPOLOGY CALGARY, ALBERTA JANUARY, 2021 © Sarah Elizabeth Jacobs 2021 Abstract In this ethnography I examine the many developments of speed skating, from the history of the sport, to the construction of the Olympic Oval and the development of young athletes seeking to make the Canadian national team. I also survey the development of sport studies, situating my research within almost a century of scholarship on play, games and sport. I account for these developments with an overarching interest in continuity and change, considering the processes and events that deliver particular historical moments, and the ways in which the past becomes a resource for the future.
  • Winter Olympics Quiz Bowl 1. the Upcoming

    Winter Olympics Quiz Bowl 1. the Upcoming

    Winter Olympics Quiz Bowl 1. The upcoming Olympic Games in Sochi will be the ________ time the Winter Olympics were held in Russia. a. first b. second c. third d. fourth 2. On what date will the 2014 Winter Olympics begin? a. December 20 b. January 10 c. February 7 d. March 1 3. Which country has hosted the Winter Olympics the most? a. France b. United States c. Switzerland d. Norway 4. The Sochi Olympic Park was built along which sea coast? a. Black Sea b. Caspian Sea c. Ural Sea d. Barents Sea 5. The Winter Olympics and the Summer Olympics are held ______ year(s) apart. a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. 4 6. What was the year of the first official Winter Olympic Games? a. 1880 b. 1900 c. 1924 d. 1934 7. There will be _____ different sports in the Sochi Winter Olympics. a. 5 b. 7 c. 11 d. 14 8. Sochi is also home to the 2014 Paralympic Games, which includes______ different sports. a. 5 b. 7 c. 11 d. 14 9. Which of the following is not an event in the Winter Olympics? a. curling b. skeleton c. luge d. snowshoeing 10. For the first time at the Winter Olympics, figure skating will add a(n) __________ event. a. singles b. pairs c. team d. ice dancing 11. Biathlon has its origins in the ancient ________ practices of northern Europeans. a. hunting b. fishing c. medicinal d. combat 12. ____________ is the oldest competitive event in the Winter Olympic Games, having previously been part of the Summer Games in both 1908 and 1920.