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Show 95 I vim Inside 2 Television News Classifieds Comics li I . ? 'V' V B4 B5 B6 B12 Adam Bahr, a member of the Beefaloes, goes deep on Friday playing against Thomson Associates. a BcaiffiulsununsrsottteU Standings Monday night 1. Ace's 9-- 0 2. Burning Hams 1 3. We Got Nothin' 3 4. Ball Team 4 5. Dick's Market 4-- 5 6. Pro Image 7. Utah Auto Auction 8. Bailers 0-- 9 8-- 6-- 5-- BY LINDA HARDY -8 Clipper Sports Writer 1- -8 In competiBOUnmFUL tive figure skating, last weeks Copper Cup championships at the Bountiful Center Recreation probably is to skating what pee wee baseball is to the World Series. However, it had a hitter whos getting a name in the big leagues. More than a hundred skaters from throughout the state as well as Idaho, Wyoming, Ohio and Texas gathered for the annual three-da- y event, starting Friday. They skated not to qualify for a higher level of competition, but for a dress rehearsal before the coming seasons qualifiers that can give them U.S. team status and eventually, the acclaim skaters such as Michelle Kwan have. Tuesday night 1. Millers 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Equipment Sales Family Matters 2 8-- 1 8-- 1 7-- Dark Horse Sky 4-- 5 Properties 4-- 5 Backstreet Club Youngbloods 14 Solutions 2-- 2-- 7 7 1- Wednesday night 1- 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 1 .TheBrodee's The Fifth 1 Code Red 4--5 Fresh Start Credit Drifters 7 Magic Lawn 0--5 9-- 9-- 3-- 7 3-- Friday night I.Samurakis 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 5-- 5-- 4 0-- The Den 9-- 0 Cobblestone Mortgage Wight House 3 4.180's 3 7-- 6-- Mikkelsen Trucking Foosers 7 H20 9 Infinia 3-- 2-- 1- -9 ON THE ICE Above, Montana Judd balances on Liou glides along the ice. one leg; below, C.C BY BOB MKKELSON ees, league coordinator officers, field keepers and Clipper Staff Writer others. And just because theres no league or post season play going on, it doesnt mean league business can afford to take a holiday. For many of the above, there is no off season. While many players take time during the summer lull to further hone their skills at district camps or special training sessions, so do coaches and referees. The coaches summer training program is 3-- 7 8--2 - With nearly 5,000 boys and 500 teams on recreational, competgirls playing itive, club and special needs operating the South Davis Soccer Association has become a major undertaking. And its getting bigger every year. District president Richard Messenger reported that, even with a loyal, hardworking staff, the job couldnt be done without the help of a small army of volunteers. Right now, we have close to 3,000 volunteers working within the district, he said. That includes coaches and assistant coaches, team parents, refer BOUnmFUL 2-- 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. See "SKATERS," p. B2 4-- Thursday night 1. GRACEFUL B No rest for South Davis Soccer 8-- 1 Old School 6--3 Eagar 6-- 3 Boys Night Out 4 Thomson Associates Wiley Ford 5 Haslam 7 Beefaloes 9 Ogden's Erin Reed has already accomplished part of that. Taking the gold in Saturdays top division, she is the first Utah skater in 14 years to achieve team status with the United States Figure Skating Association. The last Utah skater to do that was Bountifuls Holly Cook. Placing fourth in the Junior division at last years national championships brought Reed that status, and now she works towards making a name for herself among the best in the sport. Placing fourth at Nationals me to invitations gave International championships, explained Reed, who will compete in China at the Junior Grand Prix in September, And the grant money I won allows me to participate in more training camps and B See "NO REST NO p. B2 FOR THE WEARY: The South Davis Soccer Association, located in Bountiful, has nearly 5,000 kids playing youth soccer. REST |
