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Show Region 11 volleyball Thursday, October 28, 1982 Page B3 P.C. to play for league title The game to determine the Region 11 volleyball championship cham-pionship will be held at 6:15 p.m. today at Park City High School. And the Miners will be in it. Matched up in that game will be the winners of Region ll's two volleyball divisions at the end of regular season play: Park City (winner of Division One) against either St. Joseph or Tintic (which met in a one-game playoff Tuesday to determine the top spot in Division Two) . The Region 11 champion ship game will be the climax of an afternoon-long tournament tour-nament at Park City High School to determine which six schools will represent the region at the state level. Park City, by virtue of its first-place finish in Division One, can finish no worse than second place in Region 11 and is therefore insured of a trip to the state tournament. tour-nament. Also expected to compete in Park City this afternoon are North Summit, South Summit, North Rich, Dugway and Wendover. At the end of the regular-season regular-season schedule in Division One, the Miners found themselves them-selves in a first-place tie with the North Summit Braves with an 8-2 record. So a playoff game was scheduled at a neutral site (South Summit High School) Tuesday night to determine an outright winner. When the (test had cleared, Park City had won, 15-4, 16-14. "That second game was a real thriller," Park City Coach Carrie Culp said late Tuesday. Thursday's tournament action is scheduled to begin at noon. Because of their regular season standings, Park City, North Summit, St. Joseph and Tintic are all assured of a berth in the state competition. However, the other four schools will be battling for the final two positions at state. The state tournament is scheduled to be held Nov. 5 and6atSalina ... I I ! I f ' I S . - J wvJ iv p4 fi; - Pi ivn 1 & i :h V ' " A ' v J rvii' - - . J f A h A ... ' -- A Division IV (ages 11 and 12) girls soccer team from Park City has been invited to compete next July in the third annual Hawaii AYSO (American Youth Soccer Organization) Organiza-tion) Rainbow Tournament. The team, which has a 5-1 record so far this season, is one of only 16 in the country invited to the tournament. Pictured above are: Front row - Stacy Eberlein, Stacy Moore, Christine Kilgore and Kami James. Second row - Gina Glenne, Christine Smith, Wendy Griffin, Wendy Smith and Kerry Lewis. Back row - Ashley Imboden, Susannah Hoolan, Stephanie Palmer, Wendy Berry and Coach Bruce Henderson. Absent: Kresta Richardson and Rachel Loble. Winners announced in Bartender's Cup If you're thinking about entering next year's Bartender's Barten-der's Cup Tennis tournament, tour-nament, here's a tip: get Dave Stetson on your team. Stetson found himself in the winner's circle Sunday for the second consecutive year as the Colony Resorts men's team took first place in the fourth annual tournament tour-nament held Oct. 16-24 at the Park City Racquet Club. Stetson's teammates this year were Dave Ervin and . Dennis Ceecarelli. Taking first place in the women's division was the team of Nancy McComb, Chrissie Volla and Ginny Smith. That team was sponsored spon-sored by Bob Brown. A total of 31 teams were entered in the nine-day tournament, tour-nament, which used single-elimination single-elimination rules to narrow the field down to the final few. Each team was locally sponsored, with the proceeds donated to Big BrothersBig Sisters of Greater Salt Lake, which recently opened an office of-fice in Park City to serve the Summit County area (see related story in the first section). sec-tion). Following Sunday's final round, an awards party was held at Sneakers Restaurant where trophies and awards were presented to the top six teams in each division. At this time it was announced that $2,945 had been raised to benefit Big BrothersBig Sisters.. ...... Contributing to the success of the tournament were Nan Ball and Rachel Kinsella of the Park City Racquet Club, Steve Gallacher of Miller Brewing Company, and those volunteers who canvassed can-vassed for sponsors. Miller Brands, Inc. was the facilitator of the event. For further standings, please turn to the Scoreboard section. Bartender's Cup Here are the winning teams in the Bartender's Cup Tennis Tournament held Oct. 16-24 at the Park City Racquet Club. Each team included an A, B, and C player. 3. High Country Homes A. Lauri Huskey B. Nan Ball C. Rosemary Cyphers MEN 1. Colony Resorts A. Dave Ervin B. Dave Stetson C. Dennis Ceecarelli 2. Quadriga of Utah A. Bob Then B. John Pollard C. Rob Ardoin 3. Penn-West Securities A. Dennis McClure B. Charlie Brown C. MikeUtley WOMEN 1. Bob Brown team A. Nancy McComb B. Chrissie Volla C. Ginny Smith 2. Chiropractic Clinic A. Nancy Pollard B. Jossey Sheya C. Tevy Smith Ladies' bowling Results of play in the Park City Ladies' Bowling League Oct. 20. Just Arnie's won 4, lost 0 from First Security Bank. Pin Clippers won 3 lost 1 from Team 4. Team Standings Just Arnie's Pin Clippers Team 4 First Security Bank High Scratch game indv. Georgene Plummer 158 Norma Cowin 156 Dorothy Crandall 154 Won 11 10 7 8 Lost 5 10 9 12 .688 .500 .438 .400 High scratch series indv. Norma Cowin 447 Georgene Plummer 437 Phyllis Offret 429 High scratch game team . Team 4 558 Just Arnie's 540 Pin Clippers 522 High scratch series team Just Arnie's 1570 Team 4 1458 Pin Clippers 1431 High handicap game indv. Beth Marcellin 205 Dorothy Crandall 201 Norma Cowin 200 High handicap series indv. Norma Cowin 579 Georgene Plummer 545 Carol Weaver 531 High handicap game team Pin Clippers 761 Team 4 747 Just Arnie's 704 High handicap series team Pin Clippers 2158 Just Arnie's 2062 Team 4 2025 Ski Swap offers used equipment at bargain prices You know that old pair of Head Standards that has been in the back of your closet since 1976. What are you saving them for? The Smithsonian? A garage sale? Here's another alternative: the 11th annual Park City Ski Swap. "We will accept any winter sports equipment," says Bob Marsh, coach of the Park City Ski Team. "We would like to offer people a chance to get rid of their second-hand equipment." Here's how it works: on Friday, Nov. 5, you bring your used equipment to the Treasure Mountain Middle School (that's the new school east of the high school soccer field) between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. People will be there to help you decide on an asking price. There is no registration fee. At 10 a.m. Saturday, the sale will officially begin. Adults attending the event will be asked for a $2 entry fee. Children under 12 will be admitted free. It will run until 6 p.m. Saturday, then again from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. At 4 p.m. Sunday, those who brought equipment to be sold will be asked to pick up the proceeds (minus 15 percent) , or any unsold items. The $2 admission fee and the 15 percent commission will go to the Park City Educational Foundation, the funding arm of the Park City Ski Team. Marsh said that last year's profit amounted to about $4,500. This year's proceeds are earmarked for new video equipment for the team. Door prizes will be awarded to ticket-holders during the swap. Although the swap is primarily designed to sell used equipment, Marsh said that some new items may also be available at bargain prices. r CHEAP RENT Beth Marcellin had a turkey. The following had doubles: Janet Peretti, Dorothy Crandall, and Phyllis Offret. Splits picked up: Phyllis Offret the 3-10 and 5-7 and Delore? Hollings the 5-6-10. 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