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Show ..T. J?? Mil J t. r7 ; 4 ' l l i '. 01 V hi' a. V f. r, , w t y j Taking second place at region (behind champion Brighton) was the Orem High School tennis team. From left, front two -- Jon Lundquist, Joe Stone, Doug Jensen (captain), Tim Chatterley, Bill Collins, Russ Rowley, and Mike McCaffrey; back row - Mike Webb, Alan Anderson, Mark Wolfgramm, Phil Broderick, Dave Trane, Mike Johnson, and Coach Steve Baugh. Orem Tennis Team Takes Fitness Tips Boy's Club 4th Place In State Meet Orem's third singles player and only Region Two champion Doug Jensen Jen-sen and the number two doubles team of Tim Chatterley and Russ Rowly made it to the state finals but lost close battles bat-tles to lead the Tigers to a surprising fourth place at the state 4-A tennis championships cham-pionships Monday at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City. The single elimination tourney saw Brighton take the championship with 21 points, followed by East with 15, Cottonwood Cotton-wood 11, Orem 9, Skyview 6, Skyline 5, Bonneville 5, Granite 4, Layton 2, Olympus 2, Granger 2, Bingham 1, Clearfield 1, Hillcrest 1, and Weber 1. Alta, Kearns and Roy did not score in the 18-team tourney. Coach Steve Baugh was extremely pleased with the performance by jr all players. In close first round losses, with a few breaks the Tiger netters could have won another match and helped with the team points. This was the highest finish for an Orem team in several years. In number one singles, sin-gles, Bill Collins was defeated de-feated in the first round by Jeff Robinson of Granger, Gran-ger, 7-6, 7-5. Number two singles' player Dave Trane also lost in the first round, being edged by Lynn Adams of Olympus 6-1,1-6,7-5. Jensen, the number three singles player, made it to the finals. He had a bye in the first round, defeated Kjar of Olympus 6-3, 6-2 in the second round, and whipped Mitch Rice of Skyline 7-5, 6-1 in the third round. He gave champion Bryan Bagley of East a good tussle but lost 6-1, 6-4. Jensen made four team points. In number one doubles, Mike Johnson and Mike McCaffrey defeated de-feated Baylor and Jones of Roy 6-1, 6-1, but lost to Lee and Levet of Granite 6-2, 6-4 in the second round. In number two doubles, Tim Chatterley and Russ Rowley drew a bye the first round then defeated Perrins and Weller of Bonneville 6-1, 6-4. In the third round they edged Webb and Roundy of Skyview 6-4,. 6:3. In the finals, they lost to Wood-house Wood-house and Stevenson of Brighton 6-4, 6-3 - their fourth of the season against the tough duo. There were many adds and duces in the match. by Dale Nelson How often have you practiced some skills or trained hard, making steady improvement then, all of a sudden, you plateaued and nothing seemed to help you continue con-tinue to improve? It happens hap-pens to all of us in sports and conditioning programs. pro-grams. Finding answers for the standstill is sometimes some-times difficult. Here's the tip - try something new. Switching to a different kind of activity ac-tivity has the impact of kicking you out of your performance plateau. Changing sports over the course of a year is much more prevalent with European athletes than in the United States. Many of them run, ski, and cycle over the whole competitive year and do well in all three. Often one sport contributes something some-thing useful to another sport that can't be obtained ob-tained inherently within the sport. Too often we do the -same kindof activity, and not only stand still in our performances, but we miss the enjoyment and revitalization that comes with doing something new with a different challenge. Sets Tourney The Boy's Club of Utah County announces that its first annual Utah County Open Checkers Tournament will be held June 12, 13, and 14 at the Boy's Club Facility located lo-cated at 1060 E. 150 N., Provo. Open to all ages, registration for the tournament tour-nament is $1 for all boys , and girls age 18 and under, un-der, and $3 for all adults age 19 and over. Early registration begins June 5 and will be effective up through the beginning of tournament play at 6 p.m. on June 12. Awards will be given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in three divisions, as well as for the best Senior, Girl, and Woman players. For further information, infor-mation, contact either Ron Zacharias or Michael Benedict at the Boy's Club. Checks for registration registra-tion should be made out the Boy's Club of Utah ' County ' and should be mailed to P.O. Box 610, Provo. The longest bridges in the world are the Lake Pontchartrain Causeways I and II from New Orleans Or-leans to Lewisburg, La. Both are over 23 miles long. Soccer Clinic Successful One of the top professional pro-fessional coaches Carlos Magno da Silva from Brazil recently concluded four soccer clinics y in grade schools " Scera Park, Cherry Hill, Cascade, Cas-cade, in Orem, and Lehi Elementary as a part of partners of the Americas Sports exchange program. pro-gram. The Utah County program pro-gram kicked off last Monday Mon-day and was concluded in Orem drawing or attracting attract-ing over 1500 youths, teachers, parents and coaches alike. Both, BYU head Soccer Coach Jim Dusara and Brazilian Carlos Magna da Silva, have been holding special sessions, conducting workshops, clinics and giving instructions in fundamental fun-damental skills of soccer-ball soccer-ball juggling, kicking, dribbling, heading, ball control, trapping and passing skills. The major sponsors of this international soccer soc-cer exchange program are partners of Americas, AMF Voit, Converse Rubber Co., National Soccer Coaches Association Associa-tion of America and the U.S. Soccer Federation. The schedule in Utah is co-ordinated by BYU head Coach Jim Dusara. BYU, under the premises pre-mises of special courses and youth summer programs, pro-grams, will offer 8 weeks of exciting soccer camps in June, July and August. The camps are organized in two main categories. 1) Day Camps for boys and girls age 12 and under, and 2) Resident camps for boys and girls ages 12 years and up. Participants of both camps will receive a free soccer ball worth $20, camp T-shirt worth $5, and specialized instructions instruc-tions in soccer skills, involving in-volving individual and team tactics - in the modern methodology of soccer. For details, call BYU Youth Camps, 378-4851. Orem-Geneva Times" -May 22, 1980 Stole Track Result DICK BELLISTON Beliistcn To Coach Orem High Ball Team Richard 'Dick' Bellis-ton Bellis-ton will take over as head varsity basketball coach at Orem High School for the coming year. He follows fol-lows on the heels of Joel Gardner who will coach at Mountain view High next season. Belliston, a veteran athlete, was raised in Orem and graduated from Orem High where he played in the state high school All-Star baseball game, and took an active part in basketball. Offered a baseball scholarship at BYU, Belliston and his teammates went on to take AU-WAC and all District seven honors for the university. uni-versity. He was named outstanding Player in 1971 there. . A brief two-year stint saw Belliston with the Chicago White Sox and a professional career in the diamond. He switched to coaching for one year in Mesa, Ariz. For the last seven years he has coached in Orem. In the basketball arena, he has guided high school teams to two seconds in state competition, one third-place third-place and one fourth-place. fourth-place. Heading the baseball base-ball program, his team was the first in Orem High history to make the 4A tourney. Belliston is married to the former Candy Brown of Mesa, Ariz. They have four children from ages 1 to 7. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Belliston Bel-liston of Orem. I MBoyj i Orpm 105 Skyline TP. Kast 57. Clearfield 38 Skwiew 34. Olvinptr; 31. Hillcrest 40. Grange- M ('vtlonwood 2i Bonneville 23. A!!- '" "'.ir 15'. Kearns 12. Hoy u. Weber 8, Granite . HiMum 2 I.nvton 0 JAVKLIN - Rod MrRae-Skyview lBl l'zdl. : Cutg Slevens-Skyiine 176-9(2). Jim Valentine-, flearfii'ld 175-9 i3i. .Ion Gifford-Cottonwood 172-4';m4-. Tom Walk Olumpus I63-11'i5i, Lanny V'lsun Honnevile IM-.I161. :i200 MKTKH HUN - Robert Burns-Orom mi 95i 1 1. Tim Hunler Skyview 9:47.6912 . Ken l!ehrm;in-Hillcrest 9 50 33(3!. Matt Parker-(.ratiilc Parker-(.ratiilc 9:54.56i4i. Davie Jenkins-Hillcrest 9:5-;'."iSr,(5-. Bred Davis-Skvline 9 57.65i6i. ( LONG .11 MP - 1 Marvin Kllis-Bonneville 22-7 22-7 'a. 2. Chip Pasley-Hillrrest 2I-10' 3. John l.amlmurne Cotlonwood 2l-9'i. 4. Dave Hendleton-(iranp'r Hendleton-(iranp'r 2l-5'. 5. Jeff Mahonev-Skyline 21-4'4. 6 Jcidv Wortliin-Skvline 21 -2' 1. 110 HIGH IIIIItUl.KS - I. Matt Johansen, Orem :4 31. 2 Matt Almond. Granger 14.81, 3. John Uunn. Skyline 14 nil. 4. Jerrv Putnam, Skvline 14 97 5 Troy Oylcr. Olympus 15.17, 6. Dave I'endlclun. Granger 15 29. 1600 MKTKH - Mike Judson-Orem 4:18 34(1), Itohert BvrncvOrem 4:21.61(21, Rick Nixon-i!v:i.pus Nixon-i!v:i.pus 4.29.66(3), Tim Hunter-Skyview t :.!.!'4i. Ken Bchrman-Hillcrest 4:31.12(5). Davis-Skvline 4:32.11(6). Pit METERS - Mat Johansen-Orem 11 14(1). .':!'. Coflev-East 11.18(2), Keith Crockett-Roy l! 2fKI Mike Matheson-East 11.30(4), Paul !''.i!.i.,rn Sklinc 11 37(5)tie. Paul Swan-Brighton lllli'lu" 40ii MISTER - Mike Matheson-East 49.45(1). r? Rutledge Kearns 50.02(2), Jim Mayfield-"'ottunwood Mayfield-"'ottunwood 50 27(3), Jeff Driggs-Orem 50 31(4), .lef: Reed Weber 50 91(5), Jim Ruesch-East 5102iii 400 METER RELAY - Alta 43.45(1), Skyline 13.89(21. Clearfield 44.02(3), Granger 44.19(4), Roy 44 80-5i. Bingham 44.61(6)'. li'il! J'-'Mi' Mart' Ilrown-Hillcrest 6-8(1). 1:u Butter -Cottonwood G-8'2), Matt Almond-t.r.msfr6-6'3i. David Mills-Alta 6-4(4)tie, Phillip Naeplc-Skyview 6-4i4Uie, Mike Reske-Roy 6-4(6). Sot) IH - Dunn-Skyline 39.22(1 ), Putnam-Skyline 35 34(2), Bryner-East 39.87(3), Howes:Roy 40 2fli4i, Clyde-Brighton 40.69(5), Pendleton-'. Pendleton-'. ranger 40 71 161. 800 METERS - Kent Barton-Olvmpus 1:5-i33:l). 1:5-i33:l). Rick Nixon-Olympus 1:57.20(2), Mike Judson-Ortm 1 57.37(3i, Dan Perkins-Clearfield 1 58 93 4 1, Ray Hicken-Skyline 1:59.67(5), Mike Markham-Brighton 2 00.30(61. POLE VAULT - John Bestor-Orem 15-0(1), '(lip I'aslcy Hillcrest 14-9(2 1, Tony Hatch-Alta 13 ;1. Dave Surrat-Orem 13-3(4 , Malcom HaasaU-'Orem 13-;5. Dan Buckmiller-Olympus 13l)((il. MEDLEY RELAY - Orem 3 39 60(1). Skyline 3:4012(2), Clearfield 3:43.14(3), Hillcrest 3:43.18(4). Skyview 3:46.67(5), Bountiful 3 47.5oi6i. DISCUS - Richard Allen-Orem 168-6(1), Phil Swan-Brighton 145-9'a(2), Dick Viera-Wbere 143-2(3), 143-2(3), Brent Christensen-Skyline 139-1H4I4), Mike Dobson-Cottonwood 139-9(5), Rod McRawe-Skyview McRawe-Skyview i:9-4'2(6). 200 METER - Pete Coffey-East 22.76(1), Mike Matheson-East 22 91(2), Marvin Ellis-Benneville 23.14(31. Clark Pierson-Alta 23.20(4), Paul Swan-Brighton Swan-Brighton 23.22(5). Paul Putnam-Skyline 23.24(6): 1600 METER RELAY - East 3:25 66(1), Clearfield Clear-field 3.26.69(2), Skyline 3:28.09(3), Kearns 3:29.14(4), Olympus 3:29.45(5), Orem 3:30.51(6). SHOT PUT - Richard Allen-Orem 55-114(1) Mark Carter-Clearfield 55-94(2). Lanny Nelson-Bonneville Nelson-Bonneville 51-94(3), Rod McGraw-Skvview 48-9(4i. 48-9(4i. Ken Gifford-Skvview-iS). Phil Swan Brighton 45-I1VS). a; 1980 4-A Glrli State Track Championship Final Rejult .,. Discus: 1. Nancy Hansen, Orem .16-8 Peart. Clearfield 108-11 3. Laurie Redirt 106-5 4. Robin Baker, Hillcrest 99-11 '5. tie. Gi inite 98-76. Kellie Gallegos, K Shot Put: 1. Lisa Gentle, Granite 38-' Lion. Olympus 37-6 "4 3. Christie Cram 36-11 4. Nancy Boothe. Alta 35-41 5. D, mond. Granite 35-2 "4 6. Kim Brennan. A Long Jump: 1. Shelly Roberts, Oren Julie Jones, Orem I6-10M. 3. Jana Fre tonwood 16-5 4. Stacy Martin, Skyl w Julie Waters, Orem 16-2-4 6. Crystal Clearfield 15-10'j. ' lfiOO Meter: 1. Cheryl Howlatt, AIW Sc;na Schmidt. Olvmpus 5:10.09 3. Cami Weber 510 10 4 Kelly Watkins, Kearns Gerri Gantrv. Alta 5 21.58 6. Julie Spej 5:34.93. High Jump: 1. Julie Jones, Orem 5-8'4: Frazier, Weber 5-6 3. Julie CambeU, W Patty Murdock, Cottonwood 5-4 5. Michel Layton 5-4 6.' Julie Waters, Orem 5-4. 100 Meter Low Hurdles: 1. Michele S Alta 14.83 2. Jennifer James, Roy 14.86 Clements, Skyline 15.35 4. Julie Jones, O 5. Ronda Calder, Weber 15.51 6. Stacej I Icrest 15.67. Javelin: 1. Cindy Lyon, Olympus Caroline Smith, Roy m-S" 3. Chris Katzt Skvline 118-4 4. Deanne Scherzinger, lli-6'4 5. Lisa Bouwhuis. Bonneville 1 Suzanne Thalman, Skyview 106-3'i. 100 Meter Run: 1. Jana Freston, C 12 43 2. Becky Howard, Olympus 12.44 3. Sidwell, Olympus 12.70 4. Shelly Robert 12.93 5. Carol Prause, Bingham 12.96 Chipman, Brighton 13.06. 400 Meter: 1. Melody Jones, Orem Christine Avis, Weber 58.76 3. Colette C Clearfield 60.12 4. Rosa Rodriguez, Alta Michelle Johnson, Brighton 60.27 6. Joann Brighton 60.73, 400 Meter Relay: 1. Olympus 50.04 2. Oi X Brighton 52.01 4. Hillcrest 52.04 5. Alb Cottonwood 53.22. 800 Meter Run: 1. Camille Davis, Webe 2. Cheryl Howlett, Alta 2:1864 3. Sona ! Olympus 2.23.23 4. Jovce Da vies, Clearfiel 5 April Nielsen. Hillcrest 2:25.67 6. Kelly Kearns 2:26 69. Medely Relay: 1. Olympus 4:17.91 Record) 2. Orem 4:26.45 3. Skyline 4 Brighton 4:29.16 5. Weber 4:29.47 6. Alto 300 LH: 1. Jennifer James, Roy 45.15,2. Schroeder, Alta, 46.15 3. Wanda Snow, 46.40 4. Chris Fitch, Orem 47.19 5. Rhondi Weber 47.26 6. Lee Ann Jolley, Olympus 200 Meter: 1. Jana Feston. Cottonwoo Becky Howard, Olympus 26.17 3. Cathy ( Brighton 26.41 4. Melody Jones, Orem Carol Prause, Bingha: .. "V64 6. Barbra Olympus 26.71. 3200 Meter Rut, . ... .y1 Howlett, Alb 2. Sona Schmidt, Olympus 11:53.47 3. Nielsen, Orem 12:09.59 4. Kelly Watkinj 12:12.3 5. Gerri Gentry, Alta 12:18.29 Spencer, East 12:30.23. 1600 Relay: 1. Weber 4:03.21 2. Brighto 3. Orem 4:0611 4. Olympus 4:08.04 5. 4. C9.52J. 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