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Sports Rec Results

Published on Wed, Apr 8, 2009
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Basketball

_ Port Angeles Recreation April Fools' Extravaganza tournament, April 4-5

Eighth grade boys division: 1. East Bremerton Eagles, 2. Gig Harbor Havoc, 3. Seattle Pirates White, 4. Port Angeles, 5. Seattle Pirates Silver, 5. Sequim Wolfpack.

Championship game - East Bremerton Eagles 68, Gig Harbor Havoc 67

Ninth grade boys division: 1. Port Angeles Jammers, 2. Seattle Blues, 3. Forks, 4. Politte Logging (Clallam Bay). Championship game: P.A. Jammers 57, Seattle Blues 53

Boys varsity division: 1. Tacoma Raptors, 2. Interlake (Bellevue), 3. Seattle Blues, 4. Fusion Elite (Lake Stevens), 4. Port Angeles. Championship game: Tacoma Raptors 72, Interlake 70

Port Angeles Recreation Women's League, standings

Pineapple Express 4-1

Elwha River Casino 4-1

Halberg Chiropractic 2-3

Seven Cedars Casino 2-3

Higher Grounds/Law Office of Alan Millet 0-4

Auto racing

Port Angeles Speedway

_ April 4

Hobby Stocks - Dash winner: Josh Henderson; Heat winner: Andrew Smith; Main: 1. Henderson, 2. Smith

WADD - Dash winner: Chris Lamken; Heat winner: Lamken

Stock Cars - Dash winner: Brian Cottrell; Heat winner: Curt Adams; Main: 1. Adams, 2. Mike Kyles, 3. Don Woods

Crash-to-Pass Cars - Dash winner: Bruce Holmes; Heat winner: Lucas Gillaspy; Main (w/WADD drivers): 1. Lamken, 2. Gillaspy, 3. Holmes

Dwarf Cars - Dash winner: Cameron Starks; Heat winner: Starks; Main: 1. Brian Taylor, 2. Starks, 3. Chuck O'Conner

Golf

The Cedars at Dungeness

_ Men's Club, Ace Day, April 1

First flight - Gross: 1. (tie) Robert Mares, Warren Cortez and Andy Anderson, 81. Net: 1. Everett Thometz, 69.

Second flight - Gross: 1. Dick Thompson, 83; 2. Elroy Panoke, 86. Net: 1. Stephen Lewis, 68; 2. J.C. Schumacher, 69.

Third flight - Gross: 1. Ken Ulin, 88; 2. Mike Sutton, 92; Net: 1. John Cameron, 67; 2. Bates Bankert, 71.

KPs: Everett Thometz, John Cameron, Cary Richardson, Elroy Panoke

_ Lady Niners, Low Net, April 2

1. (tie) Virginia Dvorshak and Jan Boyungs, 37.

Fewest putts: Jan Boyungs

Wrestling

_ Tom Shaw Northwest Regionals, Vancouver (Wash.), March 28-29

Olympic Mountain Wrestlers results:

Freestyle division

145 cadet - DNP Dakota Hinton

145 junior - DNP Adam Raemer

189 junior - DNP Ethan Hinton

285 junior - 2. John Cam

Greco-Roman division:

145 junior - DNP Raemer

189 junior - 3. Hinton

285 junior - 2. Camp

_ Sedro-Woolley tournament, March 28

Olympic Mountain Wrestlers results:

60 bantam - 3. Stuart Methner

60 intermediate - 3. Andrew Methner; DNP Cody Anderson

80 novice - DNP Scott Methner

85 novice - DNP Brady Anderson

105 novice - DNP Sebastian

175-177 schoolboy - 3. Christopher

140-142 junior - DNP Andrew Symonds

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