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Dillon Tribune (Dillon, Mont.), 21 Nov. 1989, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/2015269516/1989-11-21/ed-1/seq-9/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
B C H S w r e s t l e r s a r e h u n g r y Tu©sctay,Nov.21,15S9-IBlSI©a ‘,jra41i>ffi£S\9 W>af#r*SE3BSSt*2SBSSBS>' tr - >r J^VuiBKSSWaeS^SSkfc*a!i‘ By Kevin Whitworth The Dillon Beavers wrestling team will look to capture their fourth straight divisional crown as they prepare for the 1989-90 season. Butch Donovan, in his 15th season a t the Beaver helm, will return nine lettermen this sea son. The Beavers onty returning state place winner is senior Neil Nelspn, who placed fifth last year.That followed a fine sea son in which Nelson captured the divisional wrestling cham pionship in his weight Nelson is expected to fill the 145 weight class. . Five other seniors, JeffMaki, Reed -Pebbles, Kqy Holland, David Tommerup, and Jeremy Kraft w ill be coiuttedonfor their leadership thia season. Maki, a sfrcond place finisher atthedivinonal tournament last season,, should occupy the 119 pound class. Pebbles, fourth at divisiopalb, will wrestle a t 140; Holland, fourth at divisionals, will wrestle at 130; Tommerup, fifth a t divisionals, will wrestle 160; and Kraft, sixth a t division* als, willwrestle a t 125. B U T C H D O N O V A N Junior Jim Garrison placed sixth a t divisionals and should challenge for the 125 pound varsity spot SophomoresTyier Rebish and Jeremiah Clinton return after an impressive freshman season. Rebish placed second at the divisional tournament, while Clinton gained valuable varsity experience in his first season. Rebish will wrestle a t 112, while Clinton will wrestle at 105. Sophomores M a tt Jones, Eddie Reinhardt, Jafcon Barnes, and Dean Johnson, along with freshmen Jim Bolin,- Rob Clemow, Jeremy Gneiting, Casey Harrison, Koby Holland* Jason Howard,Tad Pilon, Brian Staley, Dan Shivley, Justin Taylor,. Brad Tommerup, Dale Young, Coiy Holt, Chris Bowker, Andy Holland, and Gerald Getz round out the roster. Barnes, Bolin, Harrison, Coby Holland, Howard, Pilon.Shivley, Taylor, Johnson, And|y Holland, and Jones will compete for var sity positions right away accord ing to Donovan. n ' “We have a nice nucleus of seniors and lettermen to work with * noted Donovan. “We have some youngsters in our line-up that will have a baptism in fire as the season begins, b ut they are good athletes who can get the job done. \The kids are working hard right now, b u t i t will take ateam effort firom eveiyone down the line to make us a successful team.\ said Donovan. \We have kids that can step in and do a fine job i f one of our wrestlers goes down.^The challenges we have forvarsify.8pots should be fantastic and that will make us a better teiam. “All my seniors must show leadership' this season to make us a good team,” stressed Dono van. : V- “The Central “A\ Conference Winners are: front row (L-R) - Sally White, Dennis Salmonsen; second row - Bobby Rooley, Stephanie Blomquist; third row - N atalie Neva, Travis Reynolds; back row - Ju stin Myhre, Christina Boyd. H o o p s h o o t e r s a d v a n c e Six area youngsters ad vanced to the District Hoop Shoot contest to be held in Sheridan Dec. 2. The local contest, sponsored by Elks Lodge 1554, attracted 393 boys and girls from Dillon between the ages of 8 through 13. Winners in the 8-9-year oldgroup were Justin Myhre who made 14-25 attempts, and Christina Boyd who sank 12-25. 10-11-year olds - Travis Reynolds (19-25), Natalie Neva (12-25). 12-13-year olds • Stephanie Blomquist (16-25), Bobby Rooley (23- 25). 14-over - Dennis Sal monsen (14-25), Sally White (18-25). Myhre, Boyd, Reynolds, Neva, Blomquist, and Rooley will advance to the district contest in their age group where they will participate against the top shootere from Southwestern Montana. Salmonsen and White will not advance to the district competition. The Elks free throw con test is the largest youth activity sponsored by any organization. Over three• million boys and girls be tween the ages of 8-13 will have participated in the contest before the National Finals are held in Indian apolis, Ind. in April. should be very tough this year/1 said Donovan. \Livingston^ Anaconda, Havre, and Brown ing should have good teams and look for Butte Central to have some tougbkids. , “We have a tough schedule this season. We open up in the Butte High Dual Tournament. We will see the' best teams in Class«M*, “A ', aiuJ-B-iri that tournament,*' said Donovan. Assisting Donovan this sea son wiU be Bob Pebbles, Ride Nordahl, and Tad Thorstenson. 1989-90 BCHS W iwstling ■ Schedule Dec. 1-2-Butte Invitational, Butte Dec. 7-Cody, Wyo.,Dillon Dec. 8-9 Beaverhead Invitational Dillon Dec. 14 - DeerLodge, Deer Lodge , Dec. 15 - Anaconda, Anaconda D«e. 20- Whitehall, Whitehall Dec. 21-Butte Central, D illon Jan. 5-6 ~ B auman Invitational, Bozeman - Jan. 11 - * Butte Central, Butte Jan. 13 - W hitehall, Dillon Jan. 19-Park, D illon Jan. 20 - Anaconda, D illon Jan. 25 - Bozeman, Dillon Jan. 26 - Park, Livingston Feb. 2-3 - Divisional Tournament, Dillon Feb. 9-10 - State Tournament, Billings S p o r t s C a l e n d a r Wednesdays 1 , WMC wrestling team hosts North Idaho College and Ricks College in a triangular wrestling meet: WMC will wrestle North Idaho a t 3 p.m., North Idaho willwrestle Ricks a t 4 p jn . and WMC w ill wrestle Ricks a t 5 p.m. Fridayt WMC women’s basketball team will be in Butte a t the Holiday Clas sic Nov. 24-26. Saturdays WMC men’s basketball team travels to Gonzaga. a rewound against North Idaho College last Saturday night. McMahon, ■ a sophomore, scored four points. B e r n a c r o w n e d , , Jim Bema was crowned the phampioitfn the Second Annual - City College Raccmetba! 1 Cham pionship held in DiUonla&t week. The four-day tournament consisted of 24 players and 52 matches. Third place ‘honors went to Jim Hogan, while consolation honors went to Doug Sather. Bema advanced to the cham pionship match with a 15-11, 15-4 win over Hogan. In the final match of the tournament Bema squeaked by C lint Rouse by the score of 15-13,14-15, and 11-9. Rouse was a winner in h is setni- final match 15-10and 15-lloVer Mike Easton. Sather won the consolation championship with a 15-9,8-15,11-10 victory over Bob Kramer. ' George Marinkovich, intra mural director *at Western Montana College, announced that the tournament would be the last of the fall semester. A spring slate of tournaments is planned. 1 1 - C s t a r s h o n o r e d Three members ofthe Sheri dan Panthers and two Twin Bridges Falcons were honored as District 11-C All-Conference selections announced last week. Senior Danette Day from Sheridan was named to the first team, as was Leslie Perry, a junior from Twin Bridges. Second team honors went to Sheridan senior Tracy Smith and junior Kelly Ludwiek, while honorablementfoh wenttoTwin Bridges sophomore Amy Phil lips. Day averaged 12.6 points per game for the Panthers, grabbed 6.6 rebounds per contest, and dished out 2.1 assists per game. Perry scored 22 PPG, pulled down 8.8 rebounds, and con nected on 50 percent of her foul shots. Ludwiek averaged 10 PPG, 14.4 rebounds, and notch 44 blocked shots for the season. Smith averaged 6.5 PPG, 1.5 assists, and led the Panthers in three-point goals with six. Phil-, lips averaged 10 PPG, 4.7 re bounds, and connected on 47 percent of her free throws. T h e D ilm a r t * B m n U C o n le y & Q o r d o n ‘T o ito n , 9 ( p v . 2 5 9 f o v t c h o s e n m is c e ll a n e o u s i t e m . 31 8 . Idaho, Andrus Plaza, D illon 683-4321 ■ H E A R I N G A I D S E R V I C E C E N T E R ■ F R E E H E A R I N G T E S T SujpOT 3 MetteD. [IRotlky RQomi&H&StB IHl®8]pli&»BS4y IR qqxd 550No. Montana DILLON,MT NOVEMBER 29,1989 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. SERVICE 1-800-331-6009 727-7269. HEARING AID INSTITUTE 725 Firet A ve. North G r c il P » llj, MT I I I I I 1 I B fl The Dillon Garden Club in v i t e s y o u H o m e F o r the H o l id / ys a n n o u n c in g A Christmas Home Tour December 1 0 ,1989 3 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. 3 $5 Tickets a v a ila b le a t ' - • Sim p ly Yours. For m o re info r m a tio n c a ll 683-5515 V _______ - Hear the Beauty of Montana 1 - - - - - __________________ IVtMon State League Tam Hifh O u w Ralph'a Exxon, 1014; J i n ’a Auto B a ir. IM I U a t n t ik , 832. Tmm Hifh 8«tac JU lphl b n , TTM; J W . Aoto Bodj. 2707; M l Mailanlila i t s IndMdua] Hl|h Sana: Krrfn Slaaich,228, G a i. C u n D . *17; Jim W.tkfail, 200; IndfrUiMl Hifh 8 * ■fee J i n Watklna,537; Martin Eoah, 524; Bod Ikier, 621. K U * F ix Btw U af Laawaa - N or. I I la t M ^ H i t f c O u K : U fa 81»fer.202: Heim «UnA:IM; AomCwmI, I H h M U Hifh Satoc Chrtabimiai—ii.im.lialaBh^ar.BmKint^Btaakh. 60S. < ■ ■ ■ ■ T— HlttiQ.iwWnttW.UcnrihMir.nM . SW. M7;Bairr B r tff> C a n a tra c ti*i,fa ;ltu H lfh S * rt—: P int N>U«rwi Inrannra, 2552; Barry B r im Cenatnaclicn. 2411; E lian, 2381. CHy I f l w J B u i t l f I Mp M - N o r. 14 H a a t b d M toal Hifh O u k b a E n m , S I * lndhM ad Hfch Sartaa: D m Babwta, E39; Jack H e —e w n , 8 * t K e SUL Hifh C k M K a tly C lam * . lSfe T »*i HaiUnd, 174. IU ; W a s n 't tndMiual H Ifh B m I—: Tta»i IloOand. 487; b U qr C tasnr, 461; Wanda E n r iti. 437. T a i l 722; lianfc Zenehlka.! w w .a o r a . B e a d y t o sow c H lt le s»cdT Tfc*n rite e s sera* a C tM ttM J U H I Coaches certified were certi fied to eoachinth* State of M ontana under the American Coadring Effec tive Prognun(A.CJE.P.)held in Dillon 0ct. l9-20. Dillon coachea certified were Jack Zink, football , age 12-14; Teny Thomas, football (15-18); DmvW Cypher, trade (16-18); Soott: H ill, girls basketball (15-18); Marie Durham, boy* basket-, ball (18-22); Brett Carver, football (15-18); Speneer Hegstad,giTistennis(15-l8); Charles Lucero, football (12- 14); Mel Rice, trade (15-18); Jodie Mills, girls basketball (15); Roaa Reed, girts bas ketball (16-17); Jen y De laney, girls tennis (15-18); Butdi Donovan, wrestling (15-18); Margie Laknar, croae-countiy (15-18); Ed Armstrong, boys baskatball (12-14); C raigM illi, basket ball (13-18); C raig KnbeTg, basketball (15-18); Betty Iverson, track (15-18); CM- leenMcNally(voDeyball(16- 1 T); Bob Carroll, crosscoun try (15-18). W restling match changed Ih e Western Montana College wrestling match, scheduled for Saturday against North Idaho, has been changed to Wednesday.. The match w ill now take part aa a double duel with Ricks College also compet ing in the triangular meet. , Western will duel North' Idahoat3,thenNarthIdaho will tangle with Ricks a t 4, with the Bulldogs returning to the mats a t 5 to wrestle Rieka. \This will be a good test for us,” noted Head Coach T J . Nelaon. \North Idaho is always one ofthe top ju n io r college teams in the nation and Rides is always solid.” Coaches lunch cancelled The Coaches Corner Luncheon hasbeen canceled this week due to Thanksgiv ing. The next luncheon w ill b e in two weeks oh T hurs day Dec. 7 .
