Show Pane 8 Millard County Chronicle Progress January 27 1994 Recreation winners Sure Shot Winners: left to right Jamie Corey Rogers Boys Stephenson Girls Not pictured: Jenny Mke Milk Sports s Stacia Cade Nielson Boys Nielson-Girl- s Panorama Horse Show Circuit hold awards banquet week's Wrestler of the Week Continuing the tradition Championship Team - HEAT: back row Sylvan Dusty Morris Zach Elmer Bradley Wright Devin Palmer front row Brett Hardy Devon Nielson Jeff Nielson and Joe Lovell Jr Jazz Basketball DHS — In his third year as a varsity wrestler at DHS Rick Morris has contributed numerous team points by placing high in every tournament this year Asa freshman he placed 3rd in state competition at 03 pounds Last year he took 2nd at 19 pounds This year he placed 1st at the Spanish Fork Tournament and plans on moving up again in the state Finals by Finishing 1st this year Rick is a second generation wrestler His father wrestled at Delta High in the early 70's Parents Joe and Suzanne Morris have alot to be proud of Rick not only excels on the mat but also carries a 392 GPA H is work on and off the m at has made him an asset to Delta High’s wrestling program Grappling for another title Ira Mike Steele 2nd Place Team JAZZ: back row Michele Ches Jacobsen Koby Dutson Devin Piacitelli front row Franky Ben Willoughby and Judd Rodriguez Andy Rodriguez Stephen Ogden Fitzgerald Hatch DHS— Thursday January 27 opens another chapter in the Delta Wrestling Dynasty Region competition will begin with Delta competing on the 3A level for the First time Those teams competing are Emery Carbon North Sanpete RichField and Delta The competition will be held at Carbon High School in Price Most of Delta's Varsity squad are ranked going in to the region competition The matches begin at 1:00 p m on Thursday with the Finals following at 7:00 pm that night Lady Eagles Down Summit The Lady Eagles hosted the ranked South Summit Wildcats on Friday January 2 The Lady Eagles were to up the challenge and defeated the Cats Kris 3rd Place Team - PISTONS: back row Jeff Peterson-coacPeterson Eddie Dale James Lisonbee Tyson Frandsen Rob front row Lane Goold Robbie Wright Aaron Smith Brian Anderson and Cameron Allen Not pictured: Ryan Rappleye Stacy Gardner was the leading scorer Cynthia Olson Shelly Koyle and Shelly Nixon Kirsten Jackson Brandy Robinson played a great game Brandy Robinson hit six straight to ice the game The Lady Eagles host Grantsville on Friday January 28 Rabbits soar 4th Place Team - BULLS: back row Kirt Saw ay a Jonathan Droubay Cade Riding Jim Sroufe Rob Droubay-coacfront row Cody Pehrson Brett Johnson Dallas Watts Kip Sawaya and Chad Droubay Austin Knight and Kurtis Topham DHS— Last Friday the Delta High Boys B asketball team traveled to Mt Plcascnt to take on the H awks of North Sampete This game was very important to the Rabbits they needed a win to stay in front of the Hawks in the region Elclia started strong with a 9 to 0 run but the Hawks battled back and went in at the half leading In the second half the Rabbits came out and look control leading at end of the third quarter The Rabbits maintained the lead throughout the fourth shooting 7 of from the foul line The Rabbits won by the score of 61 53 Joel Taylor lead in scoring with 20 points Austin Knight and Kurtis Topham had points each The Rabbits travel to Emery this Friday for another important region game ff f 5th Place Team - LAKERS: back row Lamar Rowdy Yates Cody Yates Kurl Carroll Troy Imlay Doug Staples front row Brad Bunker Adam Pace Daniel Pittman and Ryan Staples 6th Place Team - SONICS: back row Kns Sorensen Adam Little Steven Bender Trevor Stanworth Jake Anderson-coacfront row David Petersen Josh Greathouse Zach Knudsen and Jarrett Sorensen Not pictured: Stephen Petersen t EAST MILLARS rccL ::evc We are back open and running again If you haven’t been in to see the good things we did while we were closed you better make the trip We are back on our regular schedule However during the month of Feb we are going to try something different Beginning Sat Feb 5 we w ill be opening a' 7:00 am for Lap Swimming We have had a lot of quests for early morning swimming on Saturdays so we are going to give it a try Each Sat through the month of Feb we will have Lap Swimming from 700 - 000 am If the turn out is good and we feel like it is worth opening up early for Lap Swimming we will continue to do so So if you are one of the ones who have wanted us to have Sat Lap Swimming make sure you come out and support it It sounds fun to me Just a reminder that we are not having our 1200 and 500 pm Aqua Aerobic classes but everyone is invited to attend our 9 00 a m class on Mon Wed and Fridays It's good to be opened again we missed all your smiling faces Feb 12 will be our Couple’s Valentines Party We will be selling tickets in advance for this So make plans to tend For more information call the pool or watch for more details in next week's paper Recently approximately forty (40) of “Central Utah's Best" horsemen and horsewomen met at Days Inn in Richfield for their annual awards banquet and election of officers for the new year of the Panorama Horse Show Circuit Curtis Johnson Vice President of Richfield conducted the evenings activities Blankets and silver buckles were the order for the day for most of the years First place awards The results are as follows: 1993 Halter Weanlings Ima Foxy Invester owned by Merle and Ellen Daniels 1992 Colts RB Special Effects owned by Becky Ballard 1991 and 1990 Colts Wakaraowned by Cody Nicholls Aged Stallions Happy Impressive Too owned by S Packer 1993 Weanling Fillies Diamond Lil owned by Debbie Larsen 1992 Fillies Chars Request owned by Kim Robinson 1991 Fillies Ladi Di owned by Sam Nicholls 1990 Mares OK Winnie owned by Paul Larsen Aged Mares Salawa owned by Heather Nicholls Broodmares Kathys Pretty Peppy owned by Kathy Roach 1992 Geldings High Noon Invester owned by Debbie Larsen 1991 Geldings Heza Easy Dude owned by Mel Maynes Free Wheel in Fox Aged Geldings owned by Mark Greenwood Showmanship Heather Nicholls with Satawa Don Western Pleasure Novice Torgersen on Better Beau Senior Western Pleasure Mark Greenwood on Free Wheel in Fox Jack Benny Pleasure Linda Payne on Espada Folly and Sam Nicholls on Satawa Discipline on the Rail Mark Greenwood on Free Wheel in Fox and Heather Nicholls on Satawa Western Riding Curtis Johnson on Silversmith Reining Justin Taylor on Pcppys Espada Barrels Gaye Tuft on Regal Brand Poles Gaye Tuft on Regal Brand Speed and Intelligence Mark Greenwood on Free Wheel in Fox and Heather Nicholls on Satawa and Keyhole Gaye Tuft on Regal Brand The High Point Halter Stallion was Ima Foxy Invester owned by Blen Daniels the High Point Haller Mare was Satawa owned by Heather Nicholls and the High Point Halter Gelding was Free Wheelin Fox owned by Mark Greenwood Mark Greenwood won a saddle for 993 Horse The saddle was donated by Fred Christensen of Don MaxField of the Tack Shak and by Panorama Horse Show Circuit Those who will serve as Directors for the new years are Roger Jensen Aurora Lisa Cleaveland Monroe Paul and Debbie Larsen Glenwood Don and Phyllis Torgersen Salina Lyman AnDr Mark Greenderson Redmond RichField wood Sam and Heather Nicholls Delta Merle and Ellen Daniels Elsinore and Terry and Linda Della Payne i Wrestlers Head for Region The Eagles wrestlers head for Region 2 competition on Saturday January 29 The region tournament will be held at Grantsville High School There will be two sessions with the First session starting at 9 am Session Two will being at 4 pm Session two will start with 5th and 6th place then 3rd and 4th and the Final matches will be for 1st and 2nd Admission prices per session will be $3 for adults and $2 for students and senior citizens The team enters region competition undefeated Millard has had a great season under Coach Jim Porter Good Luck to the Wrestlers at Region Bowling Tournament Millard Bowling Association Annual Tournament was held January 21 22 and 23 at Plaza Lanes with a near record turn out An ailing bowling alley manager didn't let back spasms slow him down as he rolled the high game (289) and later a record high series it makes me wonder what games he'd roll if 100 percent healthy? Lee Jensen captured All Events Handicap and Singles titles Harry Johnson and the manager won Doubles and the team of Blair Hunt Keith Sawaya Lee Jensen and Jim Nickle also took first 2 600 or better series were rolled by nine bowlers and wasn't quite up to last year’s 24 and the number of 200 plus games were slightly down (85) Would like to thank Plaza Lanes and their friendly staff and would specially thank our W1BC lady score keepers and Becky Sawaya Jo Nickle and Cherish for all their extra effort It's a well known fact that men are that better bowlers than the we let you win the small thingsso we let you win again— the Beauties won The ladies this year top handily again this year were: AnnaLou Stanworth Carol Howell Linda Stewart Norma Venez Schmit Shirlee Shields Johnson Valenti Lund Jo Church Myers Ela Dalton and Tammy Harris Paul Wan berg and Ron Rickard were high for the losers Ben Harper rolled a 236 game 97 over average Randall Fowles 53 over average game Judy Meinhardt rolled a 550 scries 27 pins over average Teammate Claudia Watts was 68 over on series High scores: Lou Stanworth Karen B ureas Jim Nickle Keith Sawaya ton Janitor June Glenda Yates Jim Sharal Young Tom Nielsen 591 Poulsen John Nickle 589 Carol Howell Ron Rickard Eddy Cole Chad Bob Lalton Becky Sawaya 117 Myers Jean Spong 551 Dave Kirkland Lee Jensen 567 Steve Riding 548 Mark Kunz 538 Joe Young Kent Stewart 537 Dave Shurtz 205 Robert Young Rick Riding Mike 21 5 10 Mike Uulefort Wally Church Muddy Rivers Jeanette 549 Shirlee Shields Paul Hardy 207 Bob Harris Owen Henke 559 Wan berg Ronnie Myers 564 Bob Meinhardt 2 2 Carrie Ross Leo Randolph 509 and Bonnie Owens 201 Phil Robinson led all Seniors with a 247 and Marilyn Rogers a 210 Bob Meinhardt III is a chip off the YABA action recently he had block-- in two mighty Fine games 189 and 184 Blaine Burr aston rolled a 237 game and Derek Bunker a 163 v V j ft V A r a Ethne Crawford relaxes during region competition Delta Swimmers KtUy Hamilton DHS — Region 11 Swimming was on January 21 in Price Utah Only Price and RichField had divers in attendance and did very well Della's Boys team look First with 411 points and Delta's Girls took an impressive Second place with 278 points Saturday morning at 600 am the DHS swimmers were on a bus headed for Price Delta went into the competition 47 points behind Carbon (there primary rival at region) Delta had quite a job to come backl To start it off the girls 200 medley relay pulled in a First place to beat Carbon by 42 hundreths and the excitement never stopped The guys medley relay also swam to an easy victory over Carbon and RichField In the 200 freestyle Maria Stevens did very well and swam well enough to make it as First alternate at 3A State Jimie Neilson swam her personal best to bring in a few more points for the DHS rabbits The guys didn’t have any thoughts of making it to state in the 200 freestyle but Aaron Tenney Nathan lewis Mike Pruitt and David Pearson brought in 345 and 6th place to help gain a few more points than Carbon The next phase was the girlsguys 200 Individual Medley Kelly Hamilton (ranked 10 at state) wmt into it all by herself and came out with her best time ever and a second place Ethan H ami ton (ranked 4th) KC McCann (ranked 7th) and Phillip Scoville dominated over Carbon and took 2 3 4 and 6th places The team was slowly edging up Carbon In the 50 yard freestyle was dominated by the Delta lady swimmers Shellie Butterfield and Mishon Manning brought home st and 2nd place and also are placed 6th and 9th for 3A State Ethne Crawford and Susie Wright helped out they took 8th and 9th The Moore brothers John and Nate with the help of Josh Stewart held down the fort in the guys 50 freestyle Nate is ranked 5 and John is 8 The 100 butterfly is one of the hardest events but Shellie Butterfeild made it look easy as did KC McCann Shellie “flyied” into 2nd place and is ranked 6th at state KC McCann (ranked as 1) Aaron Tenney (ranked 9) Denver 12 and Nate Moore in son (ranked 1) completely (ranked as alternate blew over Carbon in this excruciating long and hard event All making it look 100 The rather easy frestyle was another way Delta Filled the 47 point gap 1 at region between them and taking region Rachel Lewis helped again with a 2nd place Mary Lyman and Susie Wright also added a lot The guys 100 free was well stacked for al three teams Delta did very well All four guys place in the top 7 of the 13 in the event Ethan Hamilton (ranked 3) and John Moore (ranked 10) made it to state Matt Nielson and Matt Pruitt also aided in the team effort The d istance event the 500 freestyle is a long and hard swim The girls two distancers did their best and helped the score a lot Maria Stevens (ranking 12) took a 2nd place and Jimie place 4th she did her best time this year Nathan lewis (ranked 6th) place first for the guys David Pearson (12) and Scott Stephenson (alternate 2) Finished with a4th and 5th place The 200 free relay is a lot of fun for the swimmers and quite fast Coach Tom Hamilton had a diffemt mix of girls than normally swims this relay They took second in this event but made it to state 5th The guys also took second with their regular team They are they will win this relay at state The 100 backstroke is pretty popular and the girls and guys did well Kelly Hamilton was disapointed with her time but managed a 3rd place anyway Ethne helped her out taking 4th place Brent pearson (ranked 7th) and Mike Pruitt contributed in this event with placing 2nd and 3rd The 100 was well attended by both the girls and the guys Mishon Manning Rachal Lewis and Mary Lyman did a great job Eachdoing their best Mishion placed First Rachel 3rd and Mary 6th Ben Johnson who Denver Finlinson shaved his head to help his time and Philip Scoville were very impressive Denver and Ben took st and 2nd and Pillip helped much with his 7th place The Final even was the 400 freestyle relay Coach Hamilton tried a new combinatcm for the girls an they took another 2nd place but didn't make it to state The guys however did and also place 2nd and one 5th for state but should do better at the state competitions The Final score for the meet was Delta Guys 44 Carbon guys 379 Delta Girls with 278 Carbon girls 423 Coach Tom was happy with the guys and impressed that the girls did as well as they did against Carbon The team is looking forward to state February 4th and 5th at South High School in Salt Lake city Swim Pool news Some old friends have begun to themselves with the pool Gayle just completed 10 miles of swimming or water walking Rodger Scoville is back and Ken Lebbon is pushing the waves again It’s always nice to see swimmers come back to the pool! New goals in the 50 mile club this week were set by Deb Jones 750 miles Morris Burton 370 miles Juan Lopez 70 milei Dorothy Shoup 720 miles 130 miles Kinsey David Pearson Manning 30 miles DeAnn Burton 490 miles and Josh Stewart 60 miles Welcome to Brian Hamilton the 50 mile club’s newest member! The spring racquetball league gets underway soon Beginning in February two mens and two womens leagues will begin matches at the pool’s racquetball courts All courts are reserved on Thursday nights for the league It’s not too late to join the gang in the Bennett Arthritis Foundation's Aquatic Program The exercises are performed in 87 degree water and are designed to retain the flexibility of the joints The pool’s certified instructors are wailing for you The First class is free on Tuesdays or Thursdays from prei For more formation call Cindy or Teresa at the pool at Lessons Session VI of winter swim lessons begins February 14 at 330 pm All classes are being offered this session provided 4 or more students register The lessons last 2 weeks and cost $20 (J15 for pool pass holders) per student 33 to register or Call the pool at for more information |