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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY Sports MAY 16, 2001 Kanab golf team snags fourth By Kyle Brunner The weather couldnt have been hotter for the two-da36 hole tournament in the desert in Moab, Utah. Pain and frustration set in because of the hot y, temperatures and skinny fair- ways. Most golfers didnt make the cut after the first day, but you know the good ol Kanab linksters did. After one round, the Cowboys were in fifth place. Down 35 strokes to first place team Juab, Kanab was in a lot of trouble. But, they strapped on their golf cleats and hit the course bright and early at 8:00 in the morning following a nice, exquisite conti18-ho- le none-the-les- s, on the scale and held on to the fourth place position. The Wasps of Juab choked on the final day, giving Rowland Hall the first place trophy and slipping all the way to third place, behind San Juan. The host Grand Red Devils finished in fifth place. Kyle Brunner shot a 165 two-da- y total, which was good for fourth place overall in the gruel- ing tournament. Brunners first day round included an eagle three on a 600 yard par 5 when he holed a wedge shot from 110 yards out. Josh Bentley also did well, shooting an 81 on the second day to put him at 174 for the meet, good for 15th place. Cody Brunner came in with a 93-9- 2 nental breakfast. Cowboy senior Kyle Brunner finished When all the dust had cleared, for a 185 score and Tyson Glover in fourth place at the state golf match. Photo by Clint Nielsen. the Cowboys sneaked up a spot carded 92-9- 4 for a 186. 2-- A Cowboy & Buffalo tracksters shine The Kanab High School track team competed at the State Track Meet last Saturday. On the boys side, sophomore Mace Glazier topped all his competitors to win the high jump. Glaziers leap of 62 took the first place medal. With first locked up, he barely missed at a 2-- A Brown sets long jump record Eighth grader Brandon Brown comes in fora landing on his record-breakin-g Glazier aclong jump at the Kanab Middle School Track Meet held last week. Browns heighth of jump of 17 feet, 2 inches broke the old mark by seven inches. Photo by counted for all 10 team points as Matt Brown. Kanab finished in 14th place. 65. good enough for fifth place. Tait Sorensen finished in ninth place in the discus with a toss of 1062. The 4 x 400 meter relay team of Staples, Roundy, Joey Cascone and Owen Hoyt finished in second place, while the 1600 meter medly relay team of Clyde Barton, Roundy, Kit Goulding and Toby Sorensen came in fifth place. On the girls side, Natalie Heaton came in second in the discus with a heave of 1024. Michelle Sorensen finished in seventh place in the long jump with a leap of 146, while Lacey Heaton came in eighth place in the 1600 meter run with a time of 5:51.87. 11-1- 2nd Annual In the girls competition, frosh Samantha Hamblin picked up a second place medal in the 300 meter hurdles with a time of 47.91. She had two fifth place finishes, by leaping 141 in the long jump and clearing 50 in the high jump. Hamblin was also the third leg of a third place 4 x 100 meter relay team. Amanda Cooper, Julia Arbogast and Sarah Ramsay were the other sprinters on the relay team. Tasha Larsen picked up a sixth place in the discus with a toss of 909W. Sarah Ramsay also earned a sixth place finish with a leap of 410 in the high jump. The girls team finished in 10th 1-- Basketball Camp Featuring Snow College Coach DeAnna Glover & JUCO Player of the Year Ashleigh Chamberlain 12 June 4th - 7th, 2001 All girls from Kanab, Fredonia and the Valley are invited to attend the basketball camp at Kanab Middle School. Grades Grades Grades A $20 place with 25 points. In the competition, Valley School also had some great High efforts. The boys team finished in fifth place with 50.5 points, while the girls ended up in 12th place with 11 points. Marvin Hoyt finished third in the 300 meter low hurdles with a time of 41.51. He also finished sixth in the long jump with a leap of 19l-l- 4. 6-- 8, 9-1- 2, j 3:15 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. - $40 per person 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. - $40 per person 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. - $45 per person Pre-registrati- on deduct $10 per person. Make checks payable and mail to: CO DeAnna Glover I PO Box 151 Kanab, UT 84741 j j Remaining camp fee to be paid on June 4. 2001 at KMS. Camp Format: Defensive Fundamentals, Offensive Fundamentals, Team Play 1 on 1, 3 on 3, 5 on 5, Games and Prizes, Correct Shooting Principles Name of Player -- Marvins younger brother, Owen, claimed third place in the 400 meter run with a time of 52.32. Toby Sorensen picked up a second place medal in the 800 meter run with a time of2:05.35. Brandon Staples finished fourth in the 200 meter dash, covering the distance in 23.95. Curtis New relay record Roundy came in seventh place Rocky Judd takes off on the first leg of the 4 x 100 Meter Relay at the same 3200 meter run with a track meet. Judd and his teammates - Evan Orton, David Mason and Bran- in the 11:04.00 of and Robert Bultime don Brown, ran a blistering pace to set a new meet record of 49.99. Their speed bettered the old mark by almost 2.5 seconds. Photo by Matt Brown. lock threw the javelin 14006, 3-- 5, j J fee for all grades is due this i Friday. May 18. 2001 A family with two or more, can 1-- A v Tri-Ci- ty Phone Grade J . I I authorize the staff of the Basketball Camp to act in the best interest of my child in case of emergency. I will not hold the staff, sponsors or facility responsible for any injury that may occur. My child is covered by personal insurance and I assume responsibility for any medical expenses. I Tri-Ci- ty Signature of Parent or Guardian I V Date Any questions, contact Lex Chamberlain at 644-298- 7. I |
