2 Holes-in-one at Mount Si
Sean Armstrong, 16, of North Bend, made a hole-in-one on the
11th hole of Mount Si Golf Course on Aug. 12. For the 206-yard drive,
Armstrong used a 6 iron.
Armstrong is a top player for the Mount Si High School golf team.
Bob Morrisey also scored a hole-in-one on the fourth hole, which is
116 yards, using a eight iron. It was Morrisey’s first hole-in-one.
These golfers will receive trophies from Mount Si Golf Course
and are eligible for various sweepstake prizes .
Mount Si announces fall sports practice schedule
Practices for fall sports begins on Monday at Mount Si High
School. Eligibility processing will take place in the commons beginning at 8
a.m. Student athletes should plan on paying for their ASB card ($20), and
turn in physical and emergency forms. Students may pick up forms in the
main office.
Practice times and locations for the first practices are as follows:
Football, 9 a.m., in the weight room; girls soccer, 9 a.m. on the soccer
practice field; volleyball, 9:30 a.m. in the gymnasium; boys’ tennis, 2:45 p.m.
on the tennis courts; boys’ golf, 3 p.m. at Mount Si Golf Course; cross
country, to be announced, at the Mount Si track.
B>Notable stats for Sounders Select team
The Sounders Select women’s soccer team has a 5 win, 0 loss, 3 ties
(5-0-3) record. The game against Portland on Sunday, which the team
tied 2- 2, marked the first time the Select women have trailed this season and
the first time they have given up more than one goal. Select forward Tami
Bennett leads the team in scoring with six goals and one assist for 13 points.
Starting goalkeeper Lindsey Jorgensen is 4-0-2 on the season, with a 0.19
goals-against average.
Sandy Koufax tryouts
Tryouts for the Valley Baseball Association, an East King
County Sandy Koufax team, will be held from 3 to 6 p.m. Sept. 10, at King
County’s Mariner field in Carnation. They will also be held Sept. 17, at the same
location from 3 to 6 p.m.
Interested 14-year-olds for the 2001 season are invited to try out
and should provide their name, address, telephone number, birth date and
positions played by e-mailing sbroui3044@aol.com, or fax them
to (425) 333-5095.
Cedarcrest Drill Team `superior’ at camp
The Cedarcrest Drill team recently attended a camp put on by the
Universal Dance Association and scored big. The team took third place for
its home routine, which it has been practicing all summer.
The team also took home a superior trophy for outstanding work
while attending the camp, and for the great attitudes each member exhibited.
The team received a total of four spirit sticks, the most any team was
awarded at the camp.
“The team is going to be awesome this year,” said Lieutenant of
Public Relations Mia Robinson. “We’re ready to work hard and be superior,”
she added.
Individual honors went to Lieutenant Secretary Shauna VanTassel,
with a first-place finish in drill downs. Teammate Captain Gwen Kearns
took third in the same event. First-year member Kelly Pflugrath took first
for the beginning drill downs, and Captain Mallory Taylor made the
All-Star team with a chance to go to Paris, France.
At the camp, the girls were required to learn a total of three
routines and perform them for the instructors. There were three potential ribbons
that could be earned: blue for superior, red for excellent and white for
outstanding. The team earned a total of 86 superior and seven excellent ribbons.
The team can be seen at Cedarcrest home football games starting in
September.
