10/1/10 Prep hot tickets

TUESDAY

VOLLEYBALL: The SCAC West’s top four teams will sift the hierarchy when fourth-ranked La Salle (4-0 through Tuesday) travels to Goldendale (3-1) and Zillah (3-1) visits Naches Valley (3-1) for 7 p.m. matches.

THURSDAY

VOLLEYBALL: Third-ranked West Valley (7-0) will put its unbeaten record on the line at Kamiakin (7-1) in a CBBN 3A clash at 7 p.m.

• Second-ranked Selah (1-0) hosts Grandview (1-0) in a 7 p.m. match that always seems to determine the CWAC champion. Last year the Vikings won this match as they finished 13-0 in league while Grandview was 12-1.

10/1/10 Prep spotlights

Juan Reynoso

Sunnyside cross country, junior

Over a 10-day span, Reynoso won the Apple Ridge Run Challenge, placed second at the Connell Invitational and was fifth in an eight-team CBBN meet.

Dominic Garza

Prosser football, senior

In three games for the fifth-ranked Mustangs, Garza has averaged nearly 20 yards a reception, caught two touchdown passes and blocked a punt for another score.

Alma Leon

Mabton soccer, senior

After earning SCAC West second-team honors last year as a forward, Leon has scored 10 goals in the first seven matches of her senior season.

Kendra Staymates

Riverside Christian volleyball, sophomore

In league wins over Kittitas, Lake Roosevelt and White Swan, Staymates collected 27 kills, eight blocks and 12 aces for the No. 6 Crusaders.

First-round state hoop sites announced

Tons of local news out of the WIAA’s Executive Board meeting, which convened on Sunday and Monday.
Four area high schools were selected to host first round state basketball games next year on Feb. 25-26 — Sunnyside (boys) and Grandview (girls) in Class 2A and Eisenhower (boys) and West Valley (girls) in Class 1A.
Two teams from these brackets will advance to the 2A and 1A finals at the SunDome. For information on all sites and classes — plus the state allocations for fall sports — see the WIAA website.
Also, Yakima County Stadium (2A, 1A baseball), Parker Field (2B, 1B baseball), Gateway Complex (2B, 1B fastpitch) and Selah’s Carlon Park (2A fastpitch) were all approved as state tournament sites for 2011 and 2012.

Riddle on the right track

Naches’ Riddle hopes to break unlucky streak in Speedway’s big events ||

YAKIMA, Wash. — For Owen Riddle, the timing couldn’t be better.

And as much as anything, that could be the deciding factor in this weekend’s 23rd annual Fall Classic at Yakima Speedway.

When Sunday’s 200-lap Super Late Model main event hits the gas, Riddle will be undeniably the hottest driver on the track having just finished a dominant season in the Speedway’s Late Model Challenge Series.

The 24-year-old Naches driver flew under his sixth checkered flag of the summer last Saturday in the Series’ 100-lap finale, so the time is ideal for Riddle to take on the best in the Northwest with a $7,500 winner’s check at stake.

“We couldn’t be more excited about this weekend,” he said. “We feel like we’re at the top of our game, and with all the great drivers coming in this is the chance to see where we stack up.”

Riddle and his No. 10 blue racer have recently owned the half-mile oval over seasonal circuits, winning three of the last four Late Model point titles. But he has yet to win one of the Speedway’s premier bookends — either the Apple Cup or Fall Classic. While the Fall Classic has been something of a nemesis for the team, Riddle did finish third in the Apple Cup to start this season.

“With the way the season has gone, and with the car as good as it was last week, this is probably our best chance to date to win the Fall Classic,” Riddle said. “But, like everybody knows, so much has to go right. At least we feel we’re in the best position we’ve ever been in.”

One of the things Riddle means by “so much as to go right” is finding a way to beat so many top-tier drivers. That means, among many others, the last three Fall Classic champions — Portland’s Joey Tanner (2009) and locals Mike Longton (’08) and Erick Hargraves (’07) — and the Jefferson brothers, Jeff and Jason.

What gives Riddle added hope and confidence over other years isn’t just his track championship and victory last week but the nature of his season title. The circuit was expanded from seven races to 11, involved higher car counts with the early-season demise of the ASA Northwest Tour and was bolstered by a significant sponsorship fund that netted him $8,000.

“The biggest thing for us was racing at a high level every week and we did that,” said Riddle, who recorded nine top-five finishes. “With 11 races, more competition and the money they put together, there was that much more pressure.

“Looking back now, I was really happy with how we were pretty much right coming off the trailer,” he added. “We didn’t fight through many changes or adjustments and that’s all about the crew and everybody doing their part.”

Riddle looks forward to a 200-lap race, even though last year’s protracted Fall Classic finale took nearly four hours and was partially responsible for his 14th-place finish. He was in the top five with 25 laps remaining when a broken track bar spoiled the effort.

“In our 100-lap races we’ve been very strong at the end, managing the tires and finding a good groove 60, 70 laps in,” he said. “The track goes through a lot of changes through the season. There’s more grip in the Apple Cup, but as the season goes along and more rubber gets put down, things loosen up and it gets slicker. In the Fall Classic, there’s a lot of factors to manage.”

Patience being paramount.

“I think we’re ready for a good run,” Riddle said. “We’ve been solid, and our setups have been right on. Heading into one of these, this is the best situation we’ve ever been in.”

On the flip side

Contrasting Riddle’s momentum is Tanner’s up-and-down year.

The Fall Classic’s defending champion hoped to battle Riddle for the Challenge Series title and did win one race in May. But a series of setbacks dropped him out of contention and he opted in the second half of the season to focus on Late Model dirt-track racing.

But Tanner is now back on the hardtop and fully intent on a repeat run this weekend.

“Nothing else matters to me at this point after the way our season has gone on the asphalt,” he said. “I’m more determined then ever to win another Fall Classic.”

Tanner has enlisted the help of Ellensburg’s Travis Bennett and Short Track Enterprises to assist in his return.

“Travis and his guys have put their touches on the car so it won’t be the same No. 36 that has run at Yakima from the beginning of the year,” he noted. “Considering their background with all the success they’ve had I know we’ll have a very good car for the weekend.”

Tanner is all too aware that a Fall Classic victory is difficult to duplicate. The only back-to-back winner since the event’s inception in 1988 was Pete Harding (1998-99).

“It’s going to be tough to win this race,” he said. “I’m going to need to be even better this year.”

Local Report: YVCC fends off Big Bend

MOSES LAKE, Wash. — Tori Fisher’s 16 kills, 23 digs and eight aces powered Yakima Valley to a 20-25, 28-26, 25-11, 25-10 victory over Big Bend in NWAACC East volleyball Wednesday night.

Erin Mertens triggered the offense with 33 assists and Veronica Sanchez propped up the defense with 32 digs for the Yaks, who improved to 3-2 in the East and 11-5 overall.

YVCC highlights: Tori Fisher 16 kills, 8 aces, 23 digs; Lauren Smeback 9 kills; Samantha Zapien 6 kills; Stephanie Frank 5 kills; Erin Mertens 33 assists; Veronica Sanchez 32 digs; Danielle Najera 18 digs.

FOOTBALL

Mavs host clinic, golf tourney

This may be their offseason, but the Yakima Mavericks will be plenty busy the next two weekends.

First up, the team will be conducting a 7-on-7 skills clinic this Saturday starting at 10 a.m. at the practice field across from Union Gap School. There is no cost and the clinic is open to anyone who has played previously for the Mavericks or who is interested in trying out next spring.

Then on Sunday, Oct. 10, the Mavericks Golf Tournament will be at SunTides Golf Course. The event, featuring four-player teams in a scramble format, is a fundraiser for the team.

Cost is $300 per team and there will be prizes, including a trip to Hawaii.

The registration form and more information is available at the team’s website, www.yakimamavericks.com.

NOTE: In a personnel move, the Mavericks announced that former quarterback James Phillips has agreed to become the team’s offensive coordinator next season.

GOLF

Gravbrot wins in Scottsdale

YAKIMA, Wash. — Yakima’s Eric Gravbrot posted the lowest score in the field to win the Tour Division in the TPC Scottsdale Tournament last Monday in Arizona.

Gravbrot, who plays for West Valley High School’s golf team, shot a 6-over par 77 to win his division by a stroke over Kelly Stettler. Gravbrot was playing in the tournament’s top division.

Lee scores ace at Yakima Elks

SELAH, Wash. — Jack Lee recorded his second career ace during a round Wednesday at the Yakima Elks. Lee aced the 134-yard 16th hole using a 9-iron.

Bill Poulin, Dave Uhlman and Bob Sewell witnessed the shot.

Masias scores ace at Mt. Adams

TOPPENISH, Wash. — Simon Masias recorded a hole-in-one during his round last Thursday at Mount Adams Country Club. Masias aced the 147-yard 18th hole using a 7-iron.

It was his fifth career ace. Rick Sifuentes witnessed the shot.

9/30/10 Valley Sports Weekly results

Barrel racing

Yakima County Barrel Racers
AT FEATHERLAND RANCH
Results, Aug. 26
Division 1: Kim Smartlowit 16.242, Shane Spitzer 16.584, Madison Wagner 16.897.
Division 2: Abby Scarlett 17.259, Keria Alexander 17.264, Tanya Lucas 17.320.
Division 3: Kristin Tharp 18.256, Sydnie Linarez 18.263, Chae Hudson 18.359.
Division 4: Joy Wagner 19.502, Roberta Hibbard 19.510, Celia Layton 19.563.
Division 5: Sheri Powers 20.256, Kristin Tharp 20.335, Mikaya Ausbun 20.340.
Leadline Barrels: Ariel Welch 43.812, Blaire Nunley  81.120, Morgan Nunley 81.532.
Results, Sept. 9
Division 1: Sierra Bryan 16.956, Brenna Loften 17.282, Tina Widmyer 17.338.
Division 2: Tanya Lucas 17.957, Trisha Ausbun 17.976, Syd Sutton 18.028.
Division 3: Denise Arnold 19.003, Koral Smartlowit 19.037, Debbie Thompson 19.038.
Division 4: Joy Wagner 20.013, Lisa Malin 20.156, Adrianna Hoekman 20.186.
Division 5: Celia Layton 21.085, Hannah Harrington 21.152, Adrianna Hoekman 21.220.
Leadline Barrels: Rainey Arnold 32.735, Ariel Welch 39.279, Tyler Welch 83.783.

Basketball

Yakima Valley AAU
EARLY FALL LEAGUE
Results, Sept. 26
6th grade girls: Wapato 33, Selah 17; Pirates 42, East Valley 9; Pasco 36, Mabton 14.
7th grade boys: Zillah 50, West Valley 24; Grandview 31, East Valley 27.
Junior Varsity boys: West Valley 43, East Valley 18; Grandview 60, West Valley 26.
Junior Varsity girls: West Valley 48, Burbank 6; Toppenish 37, Ellensburg 15; Granger 55, Mabton 50.
Varsity boys blue: Selah 56, West Valley 48; Davis 78, Naches Valley 52; Ellensburg 64, Goldendale 58; Eisenhower 57, East Valley 50.
Varsity boys red: Hanford 61, Hermiston 51; Hermiston 15, Richland 0; Grandview 92, Liberty Christian 49.
Varsity girls: Toppenish 45, Burbank 36; Hermiston 41, Hanford 31; Hermiston 53, Richland 42.

Golf

Apple Tree
MEN’S DIVISION
Two-Man Bestball, Sept. 25
First Flight — Gross: 1, Steve Crow-Fred Thysell 67; 2, (tie) Pete Pitzer-Mike Schlosser 68, Mike Sutton-Van Johnson 68. Net: 1, Jason Galloway-Mark Loes 57; 2, Brent Carver-Glenn Klingele 601?2.
Second Flight — Gross: 1, Joe Lenberg-Dennis Kihn 71; 2, Jack Shaw-George Engle 76. Net: 1, Scott Williamson-Jim Gagoush 57; 2, Rick Munson-Brock Munson 601?2.

Mount Adams
MEN’S DIVISION
T’s & F’s, Sept. 23
Gross: 1, Mike VanWingerden 39; 2, Joe Hoptowit 43. Net: 1, Doyle Wilson 371?2; 2, (tie) Chon Torres 391?2, Mark Chambers 391?2; 4, (tie) Dick Jones 41, Jim Bradbury 41, Keith Fowler 41.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Club Champion/Presidents Cup, Sept. 22
Club Champion: Gloria Campbell.
Presidents Cup Champion: Ursula Pond.
COUPLES DIVISION
3/3/3, Sept. 24
Gross: 1, Mike Chambers-Maria Frank 41. Net: 1, James & Connie Rogers 301?2; 2, Ronnie Bradbury-Randy Anderson 303?4; 3, Denver & Gloria Campbell 341?2; 4, Jim Bradbury-Debbie Anderson 343?4.
Pro Am, Sept. 25
1, Chuck Linker-Kelly Linker-Gary Hyatt-Jim Fulcher 196; 2, (tie) Ron Smith-Randy Anderson-Shelley Acala-Louis Alcala 197, Ron Storkel-Carrol Storkel-Todd Lenseigne-Rick Sifuentes 197; 4, Gloria Campbell-Denver Campbell-Tye Barrett-Earl Greene 200; 5, Mike Chambers-Maria Frank-Elsie Pearson-Steve Knopp 204.

SunTides
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Best 4-par nine holes, Sept. 28
A Division — Gross: 1, Lori Nulliner 41; 2, Karen Cooper 43. Net: 1, Grace Wagoner 321?2; 2, (tie) Linda Plummer 40, Claudette Haubner 40.
B Division — Gross: 1, Kristi Turner 46; 2, Pat Mosley 52. Net: 1, Carol Judy 36; 2, Lynne Willard 391?2.
C Division — Gross: 1, Bev Morgan 49; 2, Helen Gallagher 51; 3, Vi Bond 55. Net: 1, Carol Hammermeister 331?2; 2, Donna Ehrhart 381?2; 3, Kathy Thomas 431?2.
COUPLES DIVISION
Friday Night, Sept. 25
Gross: Karin Kohls-Tracy Ylitalo 74. Net: Kim & Susan Lowary 633?4, Rod & Pauline Elston 653?4, Jeff & Junie Heil 66, Roy & Judy Williams 671?2, Andy & Helen Gallagher 69.
Westwood West
MEN’S DIVISION
Club Championship, Sept. 25-26
Low gross: Ron Knight. Low net: Lee Bush.
First Flight — Gross: 1, (tie) Derek Pemberton, Nick Young; 3, Ron Dobrauc. Net: 1, Ron Luttrell; 2, Andy Fisher; 3, Bob Mott.
Second Flight — Gross: 1, Mike Maxwell; 2, Dave Donahue; 3, Rob Connelly. Net: 1, Roger Luttrell; 2, Richard Ocszewski; 3, Nick Young.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Accurate Drive No. 8, Sept. 22
A Division: Elaine Donahue. B Division: Judy Ponto. C Division: Jane Schaeffer.
Least Putts, Sept. 22
A Division: 1, Trudy Ledwich 14; 2, Adrienne Quinnell 17.
B Division: 1, Marnie Finney 14; 2, (tie) Sharon Crowell 16, Janie Richartz 16, Ellen Mattich 16.
C Division: 1, (tie) Evely McGreer 17, Jane Schaeffer 17; 3, Judy Ann Vetsch 19.

Yakima Elks
MEN’S DIVISION
Sept. 22
1-Gross, 1-Net: Dick Soppola-Jim Rowland-Bill Krapf-Gary Erb 130, Mark Mochel-Joe Fold-Jim Blevins-John Mills 130.
2-Man Bestball — Gross: Jim Rowland-Gary Erb 73, Mark Mochel-Jim Blevins 74, Mark Mochel-John Mills 74, Mark Mochel-Joe Folk 74, Mark Mochel-Les Webster 74, Mark Mochel-Terry Matthews 74. Net: Ted Stone-Tom Lovell 61, Jim Rowland-Bill Krapf 62, Ted Stone-Lee White 63, Jim Rowland-Dick Sippola 63, Mick McDonald-Mike Broadhead 63.
Putts, First Flight — Gross: Joe Folk 25, John Mills 25. Net: Jim Blevins 29, Gary Erb 29.
Second Flight — Gross: Paul Sugden 25, Norm Kuhlmann 27. Net: Mick McDonald 28.
Third Flight — Gross: Jack Carey 27, Mike Broadhead 27. Net: Duane Oberlander 28.
Sept. 25
1-Net: Gary Erb-Al Rouse-Bob Dahlin-Jim Smith 59, Brent Bullard-Jim Page-Perry Page 61.
2-Man Bestball — Gross: Jim Blevins-Mark Mochel 71, Gary Pero-Tim Speer 72, Terry Matthews-Mark Mochel 72. Net: Bob Lindeman-Herk Hannon 60, Gary Erb-Bob Dahlin 60, Gary Erb-Jim Smith 60.
Either 9, First Flight — Gross: Mark Mochel 37, Dan Marples 37, Mark Cuneo 37. Net: Lee Scrimgeour 34, Gary Pero 34, Denny Stone 34.
Second Flight — Gross: Gary Erb 38. Net: Jim Page 33.
Third Flight — Gross: Bob Lindeman 40. Net: Robert Weiss 32.
WOMEN’S DIVISION
Riverside Qualifier, Sept. 23
A Division: Nancy Graf 74. B Division: Christy Fordyce 75. C Division: Lois Schaap 78.

Pool

Upper Valley
MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE
Standings, Sept. 27
Cueball: Little Dutch 1 35, Michaels 35, T&T Lounge 2 31, Ranch 1 29, West Valley 1 27, Little Dutch 6 17, Little Dutch 4 4, Ranch 2 2.
Miscue: Little Dutch 7 33, Little Dutch 3 30, Brews n Cues 2 29, Ranch 5 28, T&T Lounge 1 21, Susies 20, Ranch 4 19.
8-Ball: Brews n Cues 1 36, Ranch 6 28, Little Dutch 2 27, Little Dutch 5 26, T&T Lounge 3 19, Ranch 3 15, West Valley 2 14.
Table runs: Dany Pridgen, Kathy Pridgen.
Eight ball breaks: Ron Vickers, Willie Tomma.

9/30/10 VSW bulletin board

BASKETBALL: The Yakima Valley Sports Authority and AAU is hosting the 2010 Fall Basketball League, to run on Saturdays from Oct. 23 through Dec. 11. The league is for boys and girls in grades 1-8, with each team playing six games. Cost is $220 per team and the entry deadline is Friday. Entry forms and more information is available online at www.ieaau.org or by calling 509-453-2696.

Prep Insider — Week 4

YAKIMA, Wash. — Yakima’s Kevin Lamb is last week’s winner of the Prep Insider Trivia Quiz.

He correctly answered 1999 for the last year that the Big Nine Conference actually had nine members. During the 1998-99 school year, the number of school matched the league’s name.

He wins a $10 gift card to the Second Street Grill.

This week’s question is: What Yakima Valley school is the last to produce a boys or girls cross country state championship team?

To answer this week’s question, click here.

9/30/10 Local bowling results

Nob Hill Bowling Center
Ladies Star Classic — Nona Cook 636 (245, 213), Cheryl Sentel 555 (234), Lisa Johns 547 (208), Leisa Pitner 547 (201). A-Nona Cook 191. L-GKP Gals, 28-20.
BAASMD — Raven Stackhouse 580 (232), Janice Chouinard 570, Georgia Pericich 547, Pete Ripplinger 690 (247, 246), Pat Lincoln 674 (220, 206, 248), Darren Balam 667 (202, 269), Dan Gilcher 657 (258, 205). A-Janice Chouinard 209, Darren Balam 222.  L-Looney Tunes & Let Em Roll, 11-1.
Nob Hill Trio — Sally Berreth 513, Sandy Parker 474, Connie Drapeau 455. A-Sandy Parker 163. L-Steven’s Landscaping, 9-3.
Commercial — Jim Kent 745 (212, 300, 233), Dave Conway 692 (257, 211, 224), Jody Bouchey 665 (223, 220, 222). L-Pacific Power & Light, 10-2.
Motor — Danny Speer 678 (242, 201, 235), Pete Ripplinger 653 (233, 236), Steve Sybouts 640 (204, 234, 202). L-Rahier Trucking, 291/2-181/2.
Nob Hill Majors (4 games) — Jim Kent 916 (257, 243, 211, 205), Bob Bailey 865 (236, 215, 215), Randy Abhold 820 (222, 210). A-Harry Mickelson 229. Points: Harry Mickelson, 37 Pts.
Thursday Nite Swingers — Terry Sunderland 527 (210), Kathy Darby 509, Ronda Quimby 488, John Nelson 726 (235, 245, 246), Randy Porter 624 (211, 220), Dave Smith 516. A-Kathy Darby 171, Dave Smith 192. L-King Kong, 131/2-61/2.
Nob Hill Seniors — Jane Hartinger 511, Gloria Fernandes 506, Ann Boyes 506, Jerry Conklin 619 (226, 201), Don Capps 617 (224, 204), Ron Rice 588 (205, 202). A-Jane Hartinger 169, Dick Vetsch 207, Jim Rein 207. L-Awesome Foursome, 9-3.
Monday Seniors — Jane Hartinger 499, Gloria Fernandes 478, Judy Grissom 467, Steve Pfau 633 (217, 214, 202), Irv Fernandes 631 (224, 215), Jim Rein 605 (225, 208). A-Jane Hartinger 173, Jim Rein 199. L-2×4’s, 6-2.
Monday Night Mix or Match — Roger Luttrell 647 (273), Terry Lai 552 (205), Doug W. Evans 552 (249), Angie Wood 478, Jane Hines 473. L-Almond Joy & Mounds, 101/2-11/2.

Sunnyside Valley Lanes
Early Birds — Shiela Clingan 507, Janice Kline 465, Sharon Ewart 464, Robbe Ward 454, Mikki Buskill 442. A-Sharon Minter 151. L-Tom’s Car Store, 10-2.
Sunny Valley Women — Stacee Isaac 611 (202, 213), Karri Cox 572 (235), Maria Proffitt 571 (242), Stephanie Luke 533 (236), Sue Schuoler 522. A-Stacee Isaac 203. L-Valley Asphalt Sealing, 9-3.
Superbowl — Rob Rice 741 (258, 248, 235), Chad Pierce 712 (200, 248, 264), Marcus Schaneman 666 (250, 207, 209), Judy Brulotte 600 (220, 217), Vicky Charvet 525, Juanita Schlieve 515 (220). A-Rob Rice 238, Judy Brulotte 183. L-4 Eyes, 56-19.
Coffee Trio — Marg Delorme 521, Sharon Schinkelsh 509, Carol Tucker 487, Juanita Schlieve 476, Shiela Clingan 463 (210). A-Susan Brown 174. L-The Spek Girls, 12-0.
Commercial — Rod Spencer 684 (212, 246, 226), Dave Clampitt 662 (213, 255), Dennis Cavin 657 (227, 231), Joseph LaClair 656 (236, 211, 209), Austin Carl 652 (226, 214, 212). A-Tanner Schaneman 223. L-Angry Pirates, 571/2-321/2.
Lower Valley Scratch (5 games) — Rob Colley 1,217 (252, 278, 236, 247, 204), Tony Alvarez 1,207 (214, 222, 278, 266, 227), Donnie Phillips 1,176 (215, 266, 255, 248), Chris Guy 1,148 (223, 225, 215, 239, 246), Christie Cromwell 1,124 (205, 258, 245, 220). A-Rob Rice 228, Christie Cromwell 220. L-Pac Vac, 681/2-211/2.

Minda Lanes
Little Dutch Inn (4 games) — Josh Rohwer 871 (219, 211, 214, 227), Ray Jones Jr. 826 (234, 206, 206).
Little Dutch Inn (4 games) — Terry Petty 940 (234, 254, 258), Jackie Valdez 847 (208, 254, 226), Ray Jones Jr. 822 (266, 213). A-Ray Jones Jr. 210, Nona Cook 186. L-Sub Shop, 9-1.
Frontier — Dick Farris 644 (230, 211), Elray Compo 625 (244, 223), Ray Stubner 620 (210, 222), Jeff Moser 609 (234). A-Elray Compo 214. L-Sun Supply, 36-12.
Tuesday Seniors — Roy Warren 528 (224), Dave Donahue 566 (223), Cliff Stai 527 (221).
Tuesday Seniors — Ray Warren 583 (209), Bud McGebee 549 (213), Dave Donahue 543 (216). A-Dave Donahue 194. L-Akland Pump, 9-3.
Hit & Miss — Gwen Seward 434, Marlene Riggan 429, Janice Haskell 422. A-Gwen Seward 146, Janice Haskell 146.
Guys and Dolls — Swede Dixon 638 (243), Dave Cook 545, Sam Vigil 524 (237), Julie Klutts 507 (201), Margie Woolsey 474, Alison Nolz 456. A-David De Rosier 200, Julie Klutts 179. L-The Spare-o’s, 8-4.
Humana Insurance — Janice Haskell 513, Debbie Pinget 471, Sherry Eddy 449, Darlene Webb 424. L-Humana Insurance, 7-1.
Thursday Seniors — Dave Donahue 594 (206, 204), Roy Warren 552, Walt Mullins 540. A-Dave Donahue 198. L-Die Hards, 6-2.

9/30/10 Bowling honor roll

WOMEN
Weekly High Series
Christie Cromwell, Valley    659
Nona Cook, Nob Hill    636
Stacee Isaac, Valley    611
Judy Brulotte, Valley    600
Raven Stackhouse, Nob Hill    580
Karri Cox, Valley    572
Maria Proffitt, Valley    571
Janice Chouinard, Nob Hill    570
Cheryl Sentel, Nob Hill    555
Weekly High Games
Christie Cromwell, Valley    258
Stacee Isaac, Valley    258
Nona Cook, Nob Hill    245
Maria Proffitt, Valley    242
Stephanie Luke, Valley    236
Karri Cox, Valley    235
Cheryl Sentel, Nob Hill    234
Raven Stackhouse, Nob Hill    232
Judy Brulotte, Valley    220
Juanita Schleive, Valley    220
MEN
Weekly High Series
Rob Colley, Valley    766
Jim Kent, Nob Hill    745
Rob Rice, Valley    741
John Nelson, Nob Hill    726
Tony Alvarez, Valley    714
Chad Pierce, Valley    712
Charles Jacobs, Valley    697
Dave Conway, Nob Hill    692
Brandon Rice, Valley    691
Pete Ripplinger, Nob Hill    690
Weekly High Games
Jim Kent, Nob Hill    300
Charles Jacobs, Valley    299
Rob Colley, Valley    278
Tony Alvarez, Valley    278
Roger Luttrell, Nob Hill    273
Darren Balam, Nob Hill    269
Rex Jones Jr., Minda    266
Chad Pierce, Valley    264
Dan Gilcher, Nob Hill    258
Derek Colley, Valley    258

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