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Show m IN THE B SECTION Classifieds Crossword Events Calendar Professional Services Restaurant Guide Scene TV Listings B-12 B-8 B-6 B-6 B-9 B-5 B-ll Mountain biking around Kilimanjaro Mark Cosslett will present a slide show about mountain biking around Mount Kilimanjaro Thursday, May 14, in the Treasure Mountain Inn's Crescent Room at 7 p.m. For more information call White Pine Touring at 649-8710. Spring Volleyball Jamboree Sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade girls interested in learning and improving improv-ing volleyball skills are invited to attend the first annual Spring Volleyball Jamboree at the Park City High School gymnasium May 26, 28 and 29, 4:15-6:15 p.m. The fee is $25 per student and includes a T-shirt. Call Jessica at 615-6563 615-6563 for more information. Women's mountain bike clinic Two-time Olympic skier turned mountain bike racer Holly Flanders and Active Sports Recycling will host a women's mountain bike clinic May 18 in Salt Lake City near Red Butte Gardens, from 6 to 8 p.m. Women of all ages and abilities are invited to join Flanders for an evening of instruction and riding. Call 486-6400 for more information. UWSP Rocket Rides delayed The original starting date for Rocket Rides on the Utah Winter Sports Park Bobsled and Luge Track has been tentatively ten-tatively rescheduled for June 20 following follow-ing cooler-than-normal temperatures which delayed the snow melt on the track. When operating, Rocket Rides will be offered Wednesday through Sunday from noon to 7 p.m. The Rocket Ride is a one-person, self-steering self-steering sled that allows riders to experience expe-rience the thrill of the Olympic track in the summer. Call 658-4200 for more information. Time is short for Norwegian School sign-ups Your time is running out! Space is limited in the Norwegian School summer sum-mer program. Kids will hike, bike, rock climb, Whitewater raft and much more. There are four different age groups from five to 13 years old, limited to 18 kids per age group. Call the school today to reserve your spot or hike over to our new office located in the Main Street Mall on the second floor. Call 649-5322 before it's too late. """""'"' " "iniMiiiliirTiiir'iirniiMiiiMii i jL-m Briefs n7 makes State Farm unique. . . my policyholders swear by it year after year." Bryan Daybell 1912 Sidewinder Dr., Suite 101 Park City, Utah 84060 (801) 649-9161 inn riM Like a good neighbor, State Young tracksters compete in P.C. Athletes from Park City, Coalville and Kamas race at Dozier by Dave Fields OF THE RECORD STAFF More than 125 boys and girls from Park City, Coalville and Kamas competed in the 1998 Park City Junior Invitational Track and Field Meet on Saturday. North Summit fifth- and sixth-grade girls swept the 100-meter dash and Treasure Mountain Middle School fifth- and sixth-grade sixth-grade boys dominated the high jump. North Summit seventh- and eighth-grade girls took all of their 100- and 200-meter dashes. Some other notable performances include Nick Edwards 4-foot-l-inch high jump and Chris Schaeffer's 6 minute 65.64 second time in the 1,600-meter run. There will be a meeting for anyone interested inter-ested in joining the Park City Track Club (ages nine to 18) on Monday, May 18, at 7 p.m. in the PCHS cafeteria. A birth certificate certifi-cate and parental permission are required to register. Results from Saturday's meet by grade: Grades 3 and 4: 50-meter dash-1, Devin Peek, 8.36; 2, Demsey McQueen.; 3, Grace Totten. Boys- 1, Tyler Nichols, 8.12; 2, Andrew Warren; 3, Stephen Hart. 100-meter dash-1, Devin Peek, McPolin, 16.88; 2, Demsey McQueen; 3, Grace Totten. Boys-1, Tyler Nichols, 16.15; 2, Hirrison Holley; 3, Austin Blais. 400-meter dash-Boys-1, Chase Gordon, 81.77; 2, Austin Blais; 3, Anderson Johnson. 800-meter run-1, Jessica Wilde, 3:33.94. Boys-1, Anders Johnson, 3:15.24. 4X100-1, North Summit, McQueen, McColley, Hamilton and Smith, 70.55; 2, McPolin.. Boys-1, North Summit, Garfield, Richins, Nichols and Wilde, 69.00; 2, McPolin No. 1; 3, McPolin, No. 2. High jump-Boys-1, Nick Edwards, 4' 1"; 2, tie, Stephen Hart and Anders Johnson. Long jump-1, Devin Peek, 10' 5 "; Caitlin O'Conner; 3, Sarah Moffitt. Boys-1, Chase Gordon, 10' 6"; 2, Nick Edwards; 3, tie, Hart and Johnson. Shot put-boys-1, Rommel Collin, 16' 1"; 2, Ryan Hunter; 3, Cody Montgomery. Whew! Soccer Ben Lomond gives Park City an overtime scare in quarterfinals by Dave Fields OF THE RECORD STAFF The Park City High School soccer team dodged a Ben Lomond bullet Monday thanks to Jason Cole's second goal that tied the game before the end of regulation. The Miners went on to stave off the Scot's relentless attack in the two overtime periods, resulting in a shootout. When the game went into the five-shots-each shootout - the second this season for Park City - the cards were stacked in the Miners' favor. Not only does Park City have excellent shooters and one shootout victory under its belt this season, it has a national-level goalie in Kellan Wilson. Ironically, it was Wilson's skill that took him away from a high school game earlier this season to attend a recruiting recruit-ing exhibition and almost cost him his eligibility eligi-bility for the remainder of the season. Luckily, for the Miners and Wilson, the remainder-of-the-season suspension was changed to a one game and Wilson has been allowed to play the last two games after regular-season goalie Cody Case injured his ankle. Jason Miller scored the first goal of the game Monday at the West Jordan Soccer Complex after Sam Sneed launched one of ft. NO State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois Farm is there." SpointSo L -if. ' t h-: J, ... f Y I .4. I f t" J Young runners compete in the 1998 Park City Junior Invitational Track and School. Left to right: Connor Dougherty, Taylor Kinnebrew, Andrew Warren, Grades 5 and 6 80-meter hurdles-1, Kristi Thimkins, 18.41; 2, Loren Shannon; 3, Rita Totton. Boys-1, Trenton, Bosworth, 17.62; 2, Chris Schaeffer; 3, Adam McNeil. 100-meter dash-1, Bobbie Sue Stacey, 15.56; 2, Tasha Phelps; 3, Kortney Garfield. Boys-1, Robbie Stedman, 15.30; 2, Matthew Lewis; 3, Cole Wadsworth. 200-meter dash-1, Betty Stephens, 35.28; 2, Erica Pacal. Boys-1, Cole Wadsworth, 33.12; 2, Blake Hughes; 3, Adam Noot. 400-meter dash-1, Tasha Phelps, 76.56; 2, Kortney Garfield; 3, Betty Stephens. 800-meter run-1, Tasha Phelps, 3:19.27. Boys-1, Riley Matthews, 3:13.03; 2, Matthew Lewis. 1,600-meter run-1, Chris Schaefer, 6:35.64; 2, Riley Mathews. 4X100-1, North Summit, Stacey, Jongs, Garfield and Clark; 2, Ecker Hill; 3, McPolin. High jump-1, Betty Stephens, 3'. Boys-1, Chris Schaeffer, 3' 10"; 2, Devi Ross; 3, is too close for his amazing flip throw-ins to the center of the field and David Perez headed the ball to Miller who slammed the ball home for a 1-0 Park City lead. By halftime, Ben Lomond had responded with a goal and the game was tied at 1-1. Five minutes into the second 40-minute half, Alex Knudsen got a lucky no-call when he made a crossing pass from out of bounds to Jason Cole who headed the ball into the net giving Park City a brief 2-1 lead. A Scot chipped a shot over Wilson's head to tie the score and then Ben Lomond followed a missed Park City penalty kick with another goal to take the lead 3-2. Cole scored the game-tying goal with less than five minutes remaining in regulation and Miller had a chance to give Park City a win when he had a breakaway shot that was stopped by Ben Lomond's goalie. The score was 3-3 going into overtime. A shootout followed two scoreless overtime over-time periods in which Ben Lomond pounded pound-ed Wilson but to no avail. Wilson gave himself a comfortable cushion cush-ion in the shootout after making great saves on Ben Lomond's first two attempts and his teammates Sam Sneed and David Perez made their goals. The shootout got interesting interest-ing when Wilson didnt stop the third and fourth shots by Ben Lomond but Miners Chris Morgan and Alex Knudsen made the game-winning shots. Following the victory celebration, Wilson said that he decides before each game which way he's going to dive in a shootout and after nil yjese Internet Services Local Internet Access 2r Park City now has a stable Internet Service! All West Internet is currently serving all of Summit County. LOCAL ACCESS, no long distance fees. FREE ACCESS between 12:00am & 6:00am. TOLL FREE Customer Assistance. FAST ACCESS with 56K Flex modems with Cisco AS5200 Routers. busy signals. Visit our official Internet Sign-up site: The Lab 6 Park City 2029 Sidewinder Dr. Suite 102 Behind Avenlr Travel Park City, UT 84060 (435) 649-5259 For more information call All West at 1-888-292-NET1 The - 1 tS Adam McNiel. Long jump-1, Katie Jones, 11' 1"; 2, Rita Totton; 3, Kristi Thomkins. Boys-1, Cole Wadsworth, 11' 11 "; 2, Blake Harris; 3, Trenton Bosworth. Shot put-1, Katie Jones, 23' 10"; 2, Chelsea Clark; 3, Jaimie Weinstein. Boys-1, Sebastian, Peredo, 21' 3". Grades 7 and 8 100-meter hurdles-1, Emberly Clark, 20.47; 2, Virginia Houston; 3, Emberly Clark. Boys-1, David Sutherland, 21.33; 2, Derek Onysko. 100-meter dash-1, Whitney Peck, 15.18; 2, Emberly Clark; 3, Jenny Sanders. Boys-1, Greg Piercy, 13.55; 2, Scot Baltes; 3, Casey Simons. 200-meter dash-1, Gentry Sargent, 31.63; 2, Whitney Peck; 3, Emberly Clark. Boys-1, James Shupe, 28.46; 2, Whitney Sargent; 3, Brian Ramirez. 400-meter dash-1, Gentry Sargent, 70.74; comfort, Miners SCOTT SINEB4RK RECORD Dave Perez (25) heads the bail as Brooks Waiters (4) looks down on the play. Park City defeated the Scots in a shootout Monday in the quarterfinals. missing two, he was counting on his teammates. team-mates. "I was just hoping we would make all of ours," said Wilson. Team captain Alex Knudsen was relying on confidence: "I think we all knew we were going to win." PCHS coach Mike Guetschow said it was about time Jason Cole got some well-deserved well-deserved goals. Please Reopen with our Park RecorH. www.newschoice.com WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1998 SPORTS EDITOR: Dave Fields 649-9014 ext. 1 10 Invitational , if a. A- , ire- SCOTT SINER4RK RECORD Field Meet Saturday at Park City High Casey Rommel and Chase Gordon. 2, Lindsey Van; 3, Savannah Matthews. Boys-1, Jonothan Peck, 69.94; 2, Kevin Reed; 3, Ryan Hammett. 800-meter run-1, Dantzel Geary, 3:02.54; 2, Natalie Bradshaw. Boys-1, Eric Camerotta, 2:58.14; 2, Ryan Hammett; 3, Brandon Ervin. 1,600-meter run-Boys-1, Ryan Hammett, 7:02.65; 2, tie, Jon Pinter and Brian Ramirez. 4X100-1, North Summit, Geary, Fawcette, Sargent and Peck; 2, Ecker Hill No. 1; 3, Ecker Hill No. 2. Boys-1, North Summit, Shupe, Piercy, Peck and Sargent; 2, Ecker HiLYTMMS combined; 3, Ecker Hill. High jump-1, Sherry Garnder, 4' 2"; 2, Virginia Houston; 3, Megan Warren. Long jump-1, Sherry Gardner, 12' 3"; 2, Jenny Sanders; 3, Laura Colvin. 1, Whitney Sargent, 14' 3"; 2, Scott Baltes; 3, David Southerland. Shot put-1, Marcia Harkey, 12' 2". Boys-1, James Shupe, 20' 7 "; 2, Brandon Ervin. shoot out Scots wmki ! man,; "He's got a great touch on the ball. It was great for him to get some shots to go in ... he's had a lot of opportunities," Guetschow said. Park City will face Morgan tomorrow at Lehi at 6 p.m. and if they win, the Miners will face the winner of the Snow CanyonLehi game at Lehi Friday at 6 p.m. Guetschow said the location of the games may change to a neutral field. I J Thanks for a great season! We are now closed through Thursday, May 21st Join Us when we Friday, May 22nd New Summer Menu 649-3140 1 |
