Park Record | 1995-07-06 | Page 31

The Park Record D Section C Thursday, July 6, 1995 D Page C3 Anglers swarm Jordanelle State Park opener which keep the turbulence to a minimum. min-imum. Rock Cliff will be a popular spot for the non-motorized anglers. "If you've got a canoe, a float tube, a small raft; this is the place." said Hayes, echoing a famous Utah dictum. "This is a float tuber's paradise." par-adise." The Provo River at Rock Cliff continues to run quite high due to runoff, but anglers in that arm of the lake were taking large fish regular ly. Mayes said he expected the fishing fish-ing to be outstanding at Rock Cliff throughout the summer and to be more enjoyable once the opening weekend throngs diminish. "The evening fishing here will be quite good." Entrance to Rock Cliff and Hailstone costs $3 per day. and permits per-mits are interchangeable between the two areas until l() p.m. on the day of purchase. Hockey tourneys end first season at Wolf Mt. photo by Luke Smith It was barely 7:30 a.m. and already anglers were catching good-sized trout in the Jordanelle Reservoir. continued from CI "This is a fun day. We're enjoying ourselves." He expected the madness mad-ness to continue right through the end of the long Fourth of July weekend. For Hayes and the others at Rock Cliff, the appeal is obvious. With the Provo River flowing into the Jordanelle Reservoir at that point, and nestled between high cliffs t y 1 ' - i 'I . f s 7 A " : tap! I? Members of the Crestwood Pony Club who will be competing at the international level in Kentucky: from left Susan Weaver, Betsy Anderson, Meris Johnson, Louise Stephens and Ursula Hummel. Johnson, Stephens and Hummel hail from Park City. Dressage club to hold fundraisers for trip to international meet continued from C1 however, making Cunningham's feat pretty impressive. Rennstall won three straight games to claim the senior division championship champi-onship Wednesday, June 28. After winning their opener against Wolf Mountain 1-0 in a shcxrtout the teams played to a 3-3 tie in regulation time Rennstall fell to 3-2 to Pete's Team, named for team leader Pete Karkoska. in the first game in the winners' win-ners' bracket. The win vaulted Pete's Team into the finals needing but one victory to win the championship. But Rennstall regrouped. After Big A eliminated Wolf Mountain 6-2 in the losers' bracket. Rennstall sent Big A packing with a 4-1 win in the semifinals. semi-finals. R.J. Guiney scored with one minute left to play to put the game on ice and set up the rematch with Pete's Team. The double elimination format meant Rennstall had to knock off Pete's Team to force a second, winner-take-all championship game. They did just that, winning 5-2 to reduce the senior tournament to a one-game one-game affair. That final game was marred early in the match when Rennstall player Susan Gaylord was injured by a brutal check in the corner. Gaylord was carried car-ried off the rink and required 15 stitches stitch-es to close an injury over her eye. The injury sparked the Rennstall crew. Losing Gaylord and teammate Will Goldsmith (KMT trained. Goldsmith accompanied Gaylord to the clinic). Rennstall played with live skaters but goaltender Brian Burnett backstopped the team as they pulled out to a 4-0 lead. Pete's Team rebounded and cut the lead in half with a pair of goals, but Kyle Wieche put the game out of reach late in the second half. Burnett was named senior league MVP for the first season of the 1995 roller hockey summer at Wolf Mountain. According to Stumpf. Burnett was given the award "for his outstanding attitude and hustle." The second season will face off July 10 following pick-up hockey sessions ses-sions July 6-7. The free pick-up sessions ses-sions are scheduled for 4-6 p.m. (9-13 year olds), 6-7 p.m. (14-17 year olds) and 7-8 p.m. ( 1 8-and-over). There will also be a women-only session on Thursday. July 6 from 8-9 p.m. For further information, call Stumpf at 649-5400. Jackman wins state title in girls' pentathlon continued from C1 ished fourth and sixth, respectively, in the event. Lauren Bradley finished second in the triathlon. Midget boys Jesse Blais and Drew Tabke were fifth and sixth respectively in their pentathlon. continued from C1 quarterhorse mare. Callie. and Stephens was their stable manager. Every three years, the United States Pony Club holds its National Championships at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. It is an honor to be selected for these championships and all three girls have qualified for several of the disciplines dis-ciplines represented there. Johnson has qualified for know-down, know-down, an oral horse knowledge exam, and for dressage. Hummel qualified for tetrathlon. a combined event that includes riding over obstacles, running, swimming and shooting, while Stephens has qualified qual-ified for both knowdown and tetrathlon. At present. Johnson and Hummel have plans to attend the Championships in Kentucky, taking place Aug. 1-I2. Harriet Stephens, the District Commissioner of Crestwood Pony Club located here in Park City, has Hlow cost i mortgage i organized some fundraisers for July to help send the girls to this expensive expen-sive competition. On Saturday. July 8. the girls will be holding a bake sale at Wal-Mart from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. If you would like to make a tax-deductible tax-deductible contribution to the Crestwood Pony Club to help Johnson and Hummel in their quest to represent Park City and the Intermountain Region (comprised of Utah. Wyoming. Idaho and Nevada) in these championships, please call Harriet Stephens at 649-9377. 649-9377. Kelly Brown at 647-9298. 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