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Show SPORTS HS beats Skyline rhe SDrineville Red favor of SDrineville running The Springville Red Devils Baseball Team defeated defeat-ed their second 5A opponent in two weeks. This week's victim was the Skyline Eagles Ea-gles by a score of 4-2. The Devils jumped out to an early lead when Aaron Jensen doubled to left field and BJ Crane doubled Jensen home. Down 2 strikes in the count, Trevyn Smith squirted a single into right field to score Crane and the Devils were up 2-0 in the second inning. The lead wouldn't last long as the Eagles benefited from a bad hop single and a passed ball to even up the scoring at 2-2 by the end of the inning. Mark Pawelek came in to relieve Aaron Jensen of the pitching duties. Mark and Skyline pitcher Alex Duncan were engaged in a pitchers' duel for the next 4 innings. Finally the Devils broke through in the 7th inning. Crane and Smith both walked before Pawelek singled. With the bases loaded and 1 out, both Justin Simkins and Alex Beals were hit by pitches to bring in 2 runs. A well-positioned 2nd baseman for Skyline prevented the inning from being bigger for the Devils when Dustin Ercan-brack Ercan-brack lined out to end the inning. The final score was 4-2 in Dan Bulow Red Devil Spotlight by Nick Killpack Dan Bulow, son of Bill and Anittra Bulow of Maple-ton, Maple-ton, is a senior this year and the starting catcher for the Red Devil Baseball Team. Aside of being an outstanding catcher, I believe that his biggest strength comes from his hitting. A powerful player play-er and a great teammate, Dan is fun to watch. Not only is a great athlete, but he also maintains a 3.7 GPA and plans on attending college after he is finished with high school. One of Dan's favorite things about baseball is catching cat-ching for his best buddie Aaron. When asked what he likes most about playing baseball, he replied, "What's not to like? I love the coaches, coach-es, the fans, the intensity, the excitement and most of all my teammates!" SHS SOFTBALL 0 ("K J Date Opponent Place Time April 2 Spanish Fork home. 3:30 April 4 Timpview Timpview 3:30 April 16 American Fork home 4:00 April 18 Payson home 4:00 April 23 Provo Provo 4:00 April 25 Spanish Fork Spanish Fork 4:00 April 30 Timpview home 4:00 May 2 Payson Payson 4:00 May 7 American Fork American Fork 4:00 May 9 Provo home 4:00 A Cutting Edge Horses 1 Horse Training Boarding Year-round Ridina Australian Indoor Outdoor Arenas favor of Springville running their record to 5-1. Region play begins this week. Players of the Game: Mark Pawelek-pitched 5 innings in relief, allowed only 1 hit, 0 runs and struck out 15 batters running his season total to 29 strikeouts in 11 innings pitched (2.64 strikeoutsinning). He also had a single int he seventh inning that set up the winning win-ning run and improved his personal pitching record to 2-0 2-0 on the season. BJ Crane-went 1 for 2 at the plate with a double, walk, 1 RBI and 2 runs scored including the game winner. Upcoming Games: Thursday, Mar. 27, vs Timpview at SHS (3:30 p.m.) Monday, Mar. 31, at American Fork (3:30 p.m.) Wednesday, Apr. 2, at Spanish Fork (3:30 p.m.) Men's and Co-ed Softball The Springville City Recreation Office is now signing up Men's League and Co-ed Softball leagues. The deadline to have money and roster turned in is by Apr. 15. Questions, please call the Recreation Office at 489-2730. 489-2730. Aaron Jensen Red Devil Spotlight by Nick Killpack Aaron Jensen, son of Karl and Carol Jensen of Springville, Spring-ville, is a senior this year and the starting pitcher for the Red Devil Baseball Team. Throwing a fierce 93 mph fastball, he is the talk of the town. An athlete like this is sure to get major attention from the colleges and universities univer-sities from around the country. coun-try. Unfortunately, for those interested other schools he has already signed on with Brigham Young University, so it appears as though we are going to be seeing a lot more of our home town boy in the near future. When I asked him to give me a quote about baseball, re replied, "Yogi Berra once said, 'It's good to let the batter know that the pitcher's a little bit crazy." SCHEDULE 2003 A Shepherds f :tqtiniam(Bnt S irais . for- scholarships i There is still time to signup sign-up to play in the First Annual Annu-al Scholarship Pro-Am Celebrity Ce-lebrity Golf Tournament to be held on Friday Apr. 25, at the Hobble Creek Golf Course. The Springville Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with Springville City and the Hobble Creek Golf Course, are sponsoring this event to raise money for scholarships for Springville High School students. Marcia Harris, this year's chamber president said, "The Chamber of Commerce, for the past three years, has tried to give a scholarship to two outstanding high school seniors. It has been hard to raise money to fund this project, and we have only had about $500 to give away." With that in mind, Duane Roberts, manager of the Cracker Barrel suggested that the Chamber have a golf tournament in hopes of raising rais-ing more money to go towards to-wards scholarships at Springville Spring-ville High. Spanish Fork has been very successful with their tournament in the past. This year's tournament is scheduled for April 25 and individual cost will be $85. This will include green fees for the day, a golf cart, a T-shirt, T-shirt, tee prize, lunch buffet provided by Cracker Barrel, drinks provided by Pepsi, and dinner after the event. Harris pointed out that "For the money, this is a very good cause and should be a great day of golf for everyone." Sonny Braun, the professional profes-sional at Hobble Creek Golf Course, has lined up John Geertsen Jr. to give a one hour clinic at 11 a.m. for all participants. Geertsen is featured in Golf Digest as one of the top 100 instructors in the country . ' '" 7 ? There will also be prizes on various holes sponsored by different companies, such ( includtt 32 point ttttnttnanet ditpMHwi 1 All TorrainKO cT rv x Terrain-- Ibb lw B S "X Any Size 5ILIuM& R Made by the world's aOv Pn Q. ' Premier company lip "X JpL f American Car Care U im' m0t Agressive All Season JnJ" v" - 4$ - Resists Hydroplaning I nf " !l V-' 00 tn purees o a bfo Ride IVAN ' f; moouey as longest drive, closest to the flagstick, etc. There are also a few sponsorships available for companies interested in helping with a great cause. If you are interested in signing up, call Teddy Anderson An-derson at the Springville Chamber of Commerce, 489-4681 489-4681 or 489-2726. The tournament will have a shotgun start at 1 p.m. with dinner, prize awards and an auction following the tournament. tourna-ment. Bonny Dowling r.- 'O ANY ALIGNMENT 1 Imam f - V Bryant Taylor ! ',' ' ' v, I; " f; r im 1 in 1 " A Daniel Simmons r J j a 3 -fifSj i 10 r sszxL,- March 26, 2003 - The Springville Herald - Page Eleven Seals compete ai state swim meet Led by individual state champions Bryant Taylor, Daniel Simmons and Bonny Dowling, the Springville Seals placed sixth at last week's 2003 Utah Short Course Junior Championships at the University of Utah. Taylor, who battled the entire meet for top (high-point) (high-point) honors in the 11-12 boys' age group, finished his 10-event meet with four individuals firsts, five seconds sec-onds and one fourth. The Mapleton 12 year-old completed com-pleted the competition second in his age group, just seven points behind the overall winner. Two of Taylor's titles came in the 50 and 100 yd breast, where he swam Western West-ern Zone qualifying times of 33.98 and 1:13.93. He also won the 200 breast (2:44.59) and the 100 IM (1:07.57). Tallying personal records in all ten events, Taylor places second in the 200 and 400 IM, the 50 and 100 free and the 50 back. His fourth place was in the 200 free. Simmons placed fourth overall. The Springville lad grabbed his individual title in the 50 free with a 26.53. Dowling, Spanish Fork, competed in the 10-and-under girls' division and won the 50 free in 29.63. In addition to their individual indi-vidual titles, Taylor and Simmons joined with Timothy Timo-thy Call and Cody Fullmer (both of Springville) to take state relay wins in the 200 and 400 free relays with times of 1:54.90 and 4:29.99 respectively. In addition to Taylor's two Western Zone cuts, Kanai Roberts (Provo), who competed in the 13-14 girls' age group, nailed two WZ times. Roberts' stroked to her qualifying marks in the 100 and 200 back with swims of 1:02.52 and 2:14.69, respectively. She finished the meet with personal records in eight of the nine events she entered. Overall, the meet proved a success for the Seals team. r 1 1 1 BRAKE CHECK I l A Omristtie's Tire An 595 N. Main - Entered in 102 individual events, the squad produced 129 life-time best swims. Simmons also recorded personal per-sonal bests in all ten events he swam, placing second in the 100 and 200 back, the 100 IM and the 200 breast; third in the 200 and 500 free, the 200 IM and the 100 breast; and fourth in the 400 IM. Spanish Fork's Jesse Roberts (age 9) was a perfect nine for nine, finishing fifth in the 100 fly. Christine Vaughan (Springville, (Sprin-gville, 12) had four personal records in four events while swimming to a sixth place in the 200 breast, while Jesse's cousin, Dustyn (Spanish Fork, 9) recorded a PR in the one event he qualified for, the 50 fly and placed fifth. Natalya Skabelund (Provo, (Pro-vo, 12) raced to lifetime bests in nine of the ten events she swam; she placed fourth in the 200 free. Dowling had PRs in eight of her nine events; in addition to her 50 free win, she was nipped at the finish of the 100 free to take second. Zach Miller (Spanish Fork, 14) and Sarah Clark (Springville, 12) both recorded record-ed best times in eight of the ten events they competed in. Miller placed third in the 1000 free, while Clark raced to a fifth place in the 200 back. Hacly Royall (Springville, 12) had personal bests in five of her six events, placing seventh in the 200 free. Trachelle Tanner (Mapleton, 11) stroked to PRs in six of her nine events, bringing home a tenth in the 200 back, while Matthew Vaughan Vaug-han (Springville, 8) had a best time in the 100 breast. Calvin Clark, Dawson Haycock and Karlie Taylor also competed in individual events, while Kylee Barter, Cristina Gonzalez, Kolby Hargett, Robert Lowe, Celin MacDonald, Zeke McMullin, ; Alicia Pulido, Danika Tate and Mindy Workman joined their teammates to compete in relays. ! FREE 1 ROTATION! I I MOST VEHICLES a tU JOfr m aim atm-. Springville, Utah irfOJijii- a if 8 a.m. -3 p.m. Cattle Available In scenic Mt. Pleasant, UT www.cuttingedgehorses.com |
