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Show Free Press - Wednesday, October 30, 1996 - Page 12 Lady Pioneers take region volleyball For the first time since 1978, Lehi volleyball placed first in Region 10. Lehi started last week in a tie for first place with Wasatch. To win, Lehi had to defeat Union in Roosevelt on Tuesday, and Wasatch in Heber on Thursday. ' Lehi made the trip to Union ready to do the job. The Pioneers started out strong in the first game with kills by Jenny Roberts, Jana Fullmer and Cynthia Schneider. Becky Turley led them in digs and serve receive in the back row. The Pioneers took an early lead and had trouble finishing the game. However, they finally finished the game with a 15-- 9 score. In the second game, Lehi struggled. Union got up with a three point lead. With the score Lehi picked up the pace. They quickly put the ball away led by Roberts, Fullmer, Turley and Schneider to 3 finish the game This win kept Lehi in its tie for first. Thursday was the region 9-- 3 10-1- 15-1- championship game. The Pioneers started off slowly against the Wasps. Nerves and an extremely d game for Wasatch kept the Pioneers at a loss. In the second game, it did not look much better. The Wasps pulled ahead quickly to a 1 lead. They kept pushing and soon the score was However, what looked to be an easy win slowly started to dissolve. The Pioneers held the Wasps to 10 points for three rotations, while they chipped away at the five point lead. Finally, the score was tied at nines. The Wasps made another run and picked up four points in a row. With the score the Pioneers were in deep. After a time-ou- t, they came out focused, ready to give Wasatch a run. Immediately a side-ou- t was earned holding Wasatch at game point. With Allan serving, two points were added to their score, tying the game at 14. Wasatch quickly put up a point, making it game point again. Lehi 6-- 3-- Alisha Kolowich al 2-- win. Shelley is the daughter of Royce and Denise of Bartholomew Alpine. Shelley also participates in 1 1 1 ... 6-- 15-1- 0. - . ' l, w Photo by Matt Felt prepare to spike the ball against week on their way to winning the IUU :. w.- wj.i.ijii.ij.iiivwiJUU!Ui.iUMI.i.iii.ij.iI)UV( imy.ii.iimj.i.i i Alisha, a sophomore forward, had an outstanding show at every state game. She had three assists in the quarter finals against Dixie, one assist in the Pine View game, and another assist plus the game winning goal against Park City. She is the daughter of John and Karen Kolowich. She also plays basketball, and like Shelley, competes in city league soccer. Alisha likes to spend time with friends, go snow and water skiing, 5ri I named as outstanding Pioneer athletes Shelley Bartholomew 2-- 1. X 6. 12-1- a city league soccer team and has competed in the Summer Games. In her spare time, Shelley enjoys snow skiing, water skiing, and playing more soccer. mid-field- game point for before tying the ts next point took three rotations with Lehi reaching 16 first. However, Wasatch immediately Lfc.': answered that point, tying the game again. With the game tied, Callie Trane took over- - the serve and finished the game with a final score of 18-1This put the A 41 Pioneers into a third game. f'l- Coming off a victory, the Pioneers were hard to touch. They established a 1 lead. The Wasps got back into the game, pulling G0 within two. The Pioneers just kept plugging away though. After many long, intense rallies, the Pioneers finished the game with a final score of This gave Lehi the championship and a first seed entrance into the state tournament which will be held at the College of Eastern Utah on Nov. 1 and 2. A trio of Lady Pioneers They will start the tournament on Friday at 9 a.m. and would love to the Wasatch Wasps last see you there! Region 10 title. 5 In special recognition of winning the 3A State Championship, this week we honor two female athletes from the Lehi Girls Soccer Team. Shelley is a senior left on the Pioneer ladies' soccer team. She scored the first goal in the state final game against Park City pn Saturday, Oct. 26; the final score was Shelley assisted the first goal in the semi-fingame against Pine View which resulted in a 0 side-ou- game again. The struggle for the well-playe- Two soccer players at that held them three Athletes lllilp: of the week R :- if - k - J f and, of course, play more soccer! Alisha and Shelley give all the credit of the success of this soccer team their to ifciMISSMlip! llflillllfe r - 'v. ' ' 'Is'v ,4 J ' I i Brett coach, Alisha Kolowich Shelley Bartholomew Bergholm. f fes. I " P. Imagine what an advantage your child will have in the future, by will be learning Martial Arts today. Imagine how their they'll become, how they'll learn to nhanced, how k toward goals, and learn respect for themselves and for others. And recent studies show that kids in martial arts training are more well-anearn better grades in school. behaved self-estee- A; Fv-f---.. Jf d , r r."T. ." . Introductory Course &m j (Includes Uniform!) lExpDec 31 INSIGHT : offers a safe, comfortable learning atmosphere with qualified instructor .."ic know kow to make learning fun. Your kids will love it and will make in so many impor-tar- t yoit! be delighted with the progress your otchild our introductory special today! aspects of 'heir life Take advantage Our sc hool American Fork 19961 on Ch 18 on Ch 22 BOHBV r KARATF 74 N. West State Rd. 756-874- COMMUNICATIONS SCHOOLS 1 F1MAM trt StKt MCMGuM.liV(ii Mu Ptrsnri Kt Hii Piipti.iesti.tnillbKm(Vii.jfiJ Cfctnp IWiM SET Prvijjitiw. l lh tt ii;ucn1o Ph Vim OHSTTP Ihe girls cross country team, which took first place at the Mt Pleasant Invitational, will run in today's state meet at Sugarhouse Park. Members include, front row, L to It: Kristina Pflegl, Kassey Korous, Maloa Morris and Resha Morris. Middle row: Natalie Richins, Rachel Watkins, Tiffany Russell and Kim Hobbs. Back row: Jenny Carter, Mindy Peterson and Shae Messersmith, Tops Holly Cummings. Cross country vying at state On the one nice weather day of the week, the region cross country championships took place at the Wasatch State Golf Course, with five teams competing. The girls varsity and junior varsity teams ran first. United in their goal to take first in region, each member of the team gave strong performances, which indeed placed them in the number one position 3-- A for region. Shae Messersmith claimed the title as the region champion; holding a dominant lead during the entire race, she finished with a time of 19:43. Also receiving medals in the top ten were Jenny Carter, who held a strong second ' position during the race and ended with a time of 20:02, and Mindy Peterson with a time of 20:59. Rachel Watkins missed a medal by one position, coming in 11th overall and fourth for the team with her time of 22:13, with Holly Cummings close behind with a 22:17 finish. The sixth through 12th positions were run by Tiffany Russell (22:52), Maloa Morris (23:27), Natalie Richins (23:58), Resha Morris (24:06), Kassey Korous (24:17), Kim Hobbs (26:19) and Kristina Pflegl (26:20). Getting faster with every meet, 3-- ; ' freshman Jake Dorton came in sec- ond overall and first for his team. Jake stayed strong the whole race and ended with a time of 16:32. Troy Smith came in with a time of 17:32, placing second on the team and tenth overall. Both Jake and Troy received medals and qualified to participate as individuals at the state meet. Mark Lucas, also a senior, finished with a personal record on the course with 18:30, placing him third for the team. The next three positions were taken by Trevor Dorton (18:37), Jeremy Miller (19:17) and Nate Harris (19:18). Running despite an illness, Eric Lew placed seventh for the team and had a time of 19:24. Jon Olsen and Bill Rangitsch came in eighth and ninth, respectively, with 20:58 and 21:20. 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