Area Sports by Michael Dashiell
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Basketball
Port Angeles Recreation adult basketball league
• Nov. 10, playoffs
Langston Professional Services 65, U.S. Coast Guard 45. Leading scorers - LPS: Greg Glasser 22, John Eekoff 17; USCG: Mike O'Leary 10, Ryan Engel 8
Seven Cedars Casino 99, Green Crow 56. Leading scorers - SCC: Dan Linde 29, Brandon Lord 26; GC: Garth Hopie 14, Jason Wheeler 14
• Winter season standings
Langston Professional
Services 1-0
Seven Cedars Casino 1-0
Westport Shipyard 1-0
Irwin Dental Center 1-0
Burley Construction 1-0
Swimmin' Hole
& Fireplace Shop 1-0
Sunshine Construction 0-1
Cougar's 0-1
Green Crow 0-1
Blue Sharks 0-1
Suck Ink Productions 0-1
U.S. Coast Guard 0-1
Golf
The Cedars at Dungeness
• Men's Club, Two-Man Best Ball, Nov. 12
First flight - Gross: 1. Bruce Durning and Pat Covey, 71; 2. (tie) Andy Anderson and Tom Meeks, Warren Cortez and Rick Sumida, 75. Net: 1. Arni Fredrickson and Stephen Lewis, 60; 2. Karl Dryfhout and Ron Fye, 61.
Second flight - Gross: 1. Ted Larsen and Karl Dryfhout, 79; 2. (tie) Brian McArdle and Joe Tomita, Tony Clayton and Ron Despars, 81. Net: 1. Bob Bullinger and Jim Ault, 58; 2. Ken Ulin and Frank LaGambina, 60.
KPs: Paul Ryan, Mike Sutton, Ivan Sorenson, George Switzer
SkyRidge Golf Course
• Two-person scramble, Nov. 16
Gross - 1. Pat Covey and Ken Chace, 67. Net - 1. Bobby Kelly and Toby Weidenheimer, 59.9; 2. Mark Willis and Pete Nesse, 61.2; 3. Bob Madsen and Mike Penna, 61.7; 4. Silas Fuller and Shawn Harris, 63.8; 5. Rick and Nancy Irish, 65.6.
Volleyball
Port Angeles Recreation coed league
• Nov. 10
Olympic Construction 3, McCrorie Carpet One 1 (16-25, 25-17, 27-25, 9-4)
JSF Engineering 2, Kydaka 2 (14-25, 21-25, 25-10, 25-21)
Nippon Paper 3, Seren'as Spikers/Muchwear 0 (25-5, 25-12, 25-16)
Westport Shipyard 3, Angeles Plumbing 0 (25-21, 25-15, 25-21)
• Nov. 12
Hutchison Construction 3, Joyce Generals 0 (25-5, 25-8, 25-8)
Law Office of Alan Millet 3, Olympic Medical Center 1 (25-13, 25-20, 19-25, 25-20)
• Standings
Nippon Paper 3-0
Westport Shipyard 3-0
Hutchinson Construction 3-0
JSF Engineering 3-0
Olympic Construction 2-1
Angeles Plumbing 1-2
Kydaka 1-2
McCrorie Carpet One 1-2
Law Office of Alan Millet 1-2
Serena's Spikers/
Muchwear 0-3
Joyce Generals 0-3
Olympic Medical Center 0-3
Port Angeles Recreation adult basketball league
• Nov. 10, playoffs
Langston Professional Services 65, U.S. Coast Guard 45. Leading scorers - LPS: Greg Glasser 22, John Eekoff 17; USCG: Mike O'Leary 10, Ryan Engel 8
Seven Cedars Casino 99, Green Crow 56. Leading scorers - SCC: Dan Linde 29, Brandon Lord 26; GC: Garth Hopie 14, Jason Wheeler 14
• Winter season standings
Langston Professional
Services 1-0
Seven Cedars Casino 1-0
Westport Shipyard 1-0
Irwin Dental Center 1-0
Burley Construction 1-0
Swimmin' Hole
& Fireplace Shop 1-0
Sunshine Construction 0-1
Cougar's 0-1
Green Crow 0-1
Blue Sharks 0-1
Suck Ink Productions 0-1
U.S. Coast Guard 0-1
Golf
The Cedars at Dungeness
• Men's Club, Two-Man Best Ball, Nov. 12
First flight - Gross: 1. Bruce Durning and Pat Covey, 71; 2. (tie) Andy Anderson and Tom Meeks, Warren Cortez and Rick Sumida, 75. Net: 1. Arni Fredrickson and Stephen Lewis, 60; 2. Karl Dryfhout and Ron Fye, 61.
Second flight - Gross: 1. Ted Larsen and Karl Dryfhout, 79; 2. (tie) Brian McArdle and Joe Tomita, Tony Clayton and Ron Despars, 81. Net: 1. Bob Bullinger and Jim Ault, 58; 2. Ken Ulin and Frank LaGambina, 60.
KPs: Paul Ryan, Mike Sutton, Ivan Sorenson, George Switzer
SkyRidge Golf Course
• Two-person scramble, Nov. 16
Gross - 1. Pat Covey and Ken Chace, 67. Net - 1. Bobby Kelly and Toby Weidenheimer, 59.9; 2. Mark Willis and Pete Nesse, 61.2; 3. Bob Madsen and Mike Penna, 61.7; 4. Silas Fuller and Shawn Harris, 63.8; 5. Rick and Nancy Irish, 65.6.
Volleyball
Port Angeles Recreation coed league
• Nov. 10
Olympic Construction 3, McCrorie Carpet One 1 (16-25, 25-17, 27-25, 9-4)
JSF Engineering 2, Kydaka 2 (14-25, 21-25, 25-10, 25-21)
Nippon Paper 3, Seren'as Spikers/Muchwear 0 (25-5, 25-12, 25-16)
Westport Shipyard 3, Angeles Plumbing 0 (25-21, 25-15, 25-21)
• Nov. 12
Hutchison Construction 3, Joyce Generals 0 (25-5, 25-8, 25-8)
Law Office of Alan Millet 3, Olympic Medical Center 1 (25-13, 25-20, 19-25, 25-20)
• Standings
Nippon Paper 3-0
Westport Shipyard 3-0
Hutchinson Construction 3-0
JSF Engineering 3-0
Olympic Construction 2-1
Angeles Plumbing 1-2
Kydaka 1-2
McCrorie Carpet One 1-2
Law Office of Alan Millet 1-2
Serena's Spikers/
Muchwear 0-3
Joyce Generals 0-3
Olympic Medical Center 0-3
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