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Show 3B Lakeside Review, Wednesday, May 4, 1988 Area power tumblers qualify for AAU Junior Olympics Five students from the gymnastics studio in Lay-to- n qualified to go to the AAU Junior Olympic national age group championships in power tumbling to be held in Lubbock, Texas in late May. The students qualified for the meet by placing in the top three overall in the advanced division of the Regional power tumbling meet held in Casper, Wyo. Nine other students from the also finished the regional competition in the top 10 in their respective divisions. High-Flie- rs . Hi-Flie- rs , In addition, 12 students from the North Davis Gymnastics studio, also in Layton, finished in the top ten in the regional meet i 13-1- 4, 11-1- 17-ov- national meet Mindy Chivers and Brandy Ellis. Mindy placed first in the 15-1- 6 13-1- division. In addition, Wendy Wall ad2 placed third in the The Regional meet included tumbler? from Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho, Nebraska and Montana. ' Power tumbling competitions consist of two or three tumbling passes down a long, narrow runway in which participants com- plete five to 10 skills per pass, both frontward and backward. . Each boy won his respective age group competition of, 2, and respectively. Two girls also qualified for the year old division and Brandy 4 placed second in the as well. ; They are then judged on their performance of the skills. Only students who place in the advanced division are eligible to go on to national competition. Kelly McAtee placed first, James Hart placed second and Alcides Crookston placed third overall to qualify for the national meet. 11-1- vanced female division, Jocelyn Hall placed fifth in the same group. Jeremy Smith placed first in the advanced division, while Robert Smith placed first in the intermediate division. Chandra Richey placed fifth in 2 the girls, 9-- 9-- 11-1- Kelly James Hart McAtee Pearl Riska placed first in the 9-- 10 girls. Steven Smith was first in the under eight boys, and Amber Albert and Katrina Hall placed second and eighth, respectively in the eight and under novice division. Four students from North Davis took top honors in their divi sions, while the school also had three secondsa nd two thirds to show for their efforts. Jenny Young placed first in the 2 year old intermediate division, Jenny Potter placed first in novice, Kim Nielsen placed first in 8 intermediate, and McKell Maddox placed first in 8 novice. 11-1- 9-- 7-- 7-- Brandy Ellis Mindy Chivers Alcides Crookston , Tiffany Weston was second in the 8 novice, Heather Nancino was second in 2 intermediate, and Erin Virgin was second in 2 novice. Tammy Potter was third in the 4 novice, Kristen Christensen was third in intermediate. Kim Leshke placed seventh in 2 intermediate. April Can- 7-- 11-1- 11-1- 13-1- 11-- 12 11-1- field placed ninth in 1 novice and Janess Morgan placed ninth in novice. This is the first year North Davis has participated in power tumbling. are coached by The Terry Ellis and Debbie Willey. North Davis is coached by Keith Potter. 12 11-- 12 Hi-Flie- rs Sports briefs : : Local karate student The league is designed to' be a good competitive league. in The fee is $250 with softballs provided by the city. SUNSET Danny McArthur, The games will be played at the a student at O & Ms Hap Kwon Do studio in Sunset, brought Oak Forest Complex. For further information please call 0 home a second and third-plac- e award from the Martial Arts and ask for Carter. Open championships held in Reno, Nevada April 23. McArthur placed second in Chinese style forms in old beginniners and third in fightKAYSVILLE The Davis 3 ing in year old beginner County mens slow pitch softball lightweight. league, which plays Monday nights at Nichols Park in Kaysville, has room for a few more Kaysville teams to fill up the league. AYSO This is an open level league. KAYSVILLE The American Nichols Park is located across the Youth Soccer Organization is in road from the Davis County golf need of volunteers to help man course. Anyone interested should conthe program. or Coaches and assistant coaches tact Clyde Jackson at are needed, parents to provide transportation, provide oranges and water at halftime, people to Elk help with scheduling, clerical work and computer records are also needed. SALT LAKE CITY The Salt Those who would like to vol- - Lake Mountain Elk City Rocky unteer may apply during soccer Foundation Committee has anregistration on Saturday, May 21 nounced that its second annual at the Kaysville City Hall be- banquet and auction will be held tween 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. at the Little America Hotel in Boys and girls may register for Salt Lake City, Tuesday, May 3, next fall season if their birthday at 6 p.m. is from 1971 to 1983. Divisions The Rocky Mountain Elk K and 6 have a $17 registration is an international Foundation fee, which includes a shirt. Diviit dedicated organization sions 5 through 1 pay $22, which to the conservation of the elk reincludes a complete uniform. source and preservation and imThe fee covers both the fall provement of elk habitat in and spring season of play. -- North America. The organization was founded Layton in Troy, Montana, in May 1984 and currently has over 30,000 members. LAYTON The Foundations course of acLayton City will be opening a new Mens Softball tion is to raise funds from private sources to support projects which league on Wednesday nights. Reno meet places benefit elk and elk habitat Fifty percent of the net proceeds are used to benefit elk in Utah. Last years proceeds were used to nearly $10,000 fund four habitat improvement projects totalling 3,000 acres on four different elk herds throughout the State. 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