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D il l o n T ribune : S ports N ews Page A-15 Wednesday, February 16, 2005 Durham's Dawgs win third straight By J.P. Plutt The UM-Western Bulldogs are streaking again. The team opened conference with five straight wins before falling into a three-game funk. After de feating Montana Tech, 104-99, Friday night in Dillon to retain the \Digger-Dawg Cup, Western improved to 8-3 in league and won their third straight since ending the losing skid. In a second place tie with Lewis-Clark State one game be hind league leaders Carroll Col lege (9-2) and Westminster Col lege (8-2), the Dawgs control their own destiny if the can streak off to four straight wins over #20 Carroll, Rocky, #12 Westminster and #24 L-C State, to end the regular season. Western's win over Tech was not nearly surprising as the high point total. Frontier observers expected Tech to slow the tempo, but they squared off in a shooting contest at Straugh Gym Friday night. \I was glad to see Tech wanted to run up and down with us,\ said UM-Western coach Mark Durham. \I really feel that's our strength, running up and down and scoring baskets.\ For the game, Tech hit 35 of 81 shots from the field while Western was 30-of-68. The dif ference came at the free throw line where Tech canned a re spectable 20-of-29 (69 percent), while Western, the national leader in team free throw per centage, hit 34-of-41 (82.9 per cent). \A lot of teams will not run up and down with us but I guess Tech felt like they had a chance to do that and wanted to open it up,\ said Durham. \They rolled it out there to run up and down and we like that tempo.\ Western placed five players in double digit scoring to reach the century mark, lead by Jeff Feenstra, a 6-6 junior from Bozeman who sat out the previ ous week with an ankle injury. Feenstra scored a team-high 26 points on 7-of-10 shooting from the field, including 4-of-5 accu racy from beyond the arc, and 8- of-9 success from the charity stripe. Matt Luedtke, a senior from Ronan, scored 25 to prove he's back on top of his game after struggling through a bout with illness. Luedtke hit five, three- pointers. Bo Segeberg, Western's 6-10 post, hit for 15 points and added a game-high 13 rebounds. Jun ior point guard Derek Hibbert of Missoula just missed a double-double with 14 points and nine rebounds. Tyler Palmer rounded out the top scorers with 12. Senior post Brandon Day continues to contribute where ever the team needs the help. The 6-6 Helena native dished a team-high five assists, scored eight points and grabbed six rebounds. Western built a 45-39 half time lead and then endured a wild second half in which Tech outscored the Dawgs, 60-59. \A pretty fun game to watch, and I'm sure it was a fun game to play in,\ said Durham. \Ob viously, from my standpoint it was fun because we ended up winning.\ MONTANA TKCII W, L’M-WKSTKRN 11)4 Dawg scoring- Brandon Day x. Hu Segeherg 15, Derek Hihhert 14, J e ff Graham 2, Malt Luedtke 25. Chad Myers 0, Tyler Palmer 12,.)efl Feenstra 2ft, Matt Cornelius 2 Halflime -45-59. I*MW Three-pointers Tech 9- 20, UMW 10-2H (Day 0-1. Hihhert 0 1, (iraham 0-5. Luedtke 5-13, Palmer 1-5, Feenstra 4-5) Rebounds-Tech 45, I'MW 44 (Segehcrg 13, Hihhert 9) Fouls-Tech 2ft. L'MW 24 Assists Tech 1ft. L'MW 12 (Day 5. Hihhert 3. Palmer 3i Turnovers- Tech 21. L'MW 23 Blocks- Tech 3. UMW 2 (Day. Segeberg) Steals Tech 5, l MW 7 (Luedtke 2. Feenstra 2) The whoppers The top four rainbow trout hooked during Sunday's Beaverhead Search & Rescue Stan Shafer Memorial Ice Fishing Derby are pictured with the anglers who cashed them in for cash prizes. From left to right, Bessie Reeves, Dillon, first place, seven pounds, six ounces, $400; Joe Kump, Butte, second place, six pounds, 12 ounces, $200; Don Erfle, Dillon, third place, six pounds, eight ounces, $100; Rick Brown, Rigby, Idaho, fourth place, six pounds, five ounces, $50. j . p . Plutt photo Low turnout, big fish mark derby By J.P. Plutt The Beaverhead Search & Rescue Stan Shafer Memorial Ice Derby brought more big fish to headquarters than ever before according to one longtime observer, but the turnout was a disappointing all-time low for the service organization’s major fundraising effort. There were as many theories to the low turnout as there were ice holes in Clark Can yon Reservoir. \I've seen this many out here on a Sunday,\ said Joe Kump of Butte, runner-up with a six pound, 12 ounce rainbow. \I'm surprised by the low turnout because the fishing has been good. This ice is good and we've been doing real good this year so I thought there would be a lot more fishermen.\ \I think not being able to to catch any ling ht„ witl Bessie Reeves of Dillon dropped her hook through the ice near the Horse Prairie end of the reservoir and dangled a jig, enticing the winning seven-and-a-half pound trout to chomp down. Reeves, fishing in her third derby, caught her first-ever fish on Sunday to claim the $400 first place check. Reeves donated a portion of her winnings back to the Continued from page A-13 Search & Rescue. Kump has been coming to the Stan Shafer Memorial since the derby started. Fishing on the highway side out about 100 yards from shore, he hooked the six pound, 12 ounce sec ond place fish using jigs, maggots and meal worms. He caught the $200 fish at 1:15 p.m. \I've come close a few times, but this is the first time I've placed,\ said Kump. Dillon’s Don Erfle placed third with a six pound, eight ounce trout caught near the dam. The big fish was still flipping around in the trough at the 4 p.m. deadline as Erfle caught it just 15 minutes before the derby ended. Erfle is a longtime d?rby competitor who has been to nearly every S&R event if not all of them. A few years back he won first place in the ling division. This year, he won $100 for third place. ■ » ,Rick Brpwn of Rigby. Idaho, had no com plaints' hewasnappy.He caught his fourllT place fish near the dam with a worm first thing in the morning. His 450 fish weighed six pounds, five ounces. \Great said Brown of his derby experi ence. \I loved it.\ Neither of the two, $500 tagged fish were caught on derby day. Dick Newton won $210 as the holder of the winning 50/50 ticket. 11/12C girls Twin Bridges completed a 13-1 conference season with a tough win at Sheridan, 51-41. I nonconference action. Twin topped Philipsburg for a 16-2 overall record. Lima moved to third in the league standings with a key 44- 32 win over Harrison. Sheridan topped West Yellowstone in a flat perfor- ' mance and lost to Twin Bridges playing tough basketball. TWIN HKIDCKSSI Kim Anderson *h Darn Novich (<. ( nurtnvy Nicholls 6, Mislca Pfertsh o, Janelle Schmidt 1, - Lindsey N k hulls 21. I rah t i>\ u Whitnrv Ditt 14. Kaelvti Mailey 3 5HFRIDAN 41 ■ Whtmey Staley 2, Christina Short 2. Brooke ( hnstensen (). Hulls Staley 2, Kay la Broksle 5. ( .Iordan Degel ft. Katie Liles 14. Josie Biuksle ; in i LIMA 2. WHITEHALL!) Lima wins In forfeit due to a rules violation ' over Christmas break in Whitehall when the ! varsity played a name versus an alumni team HARRISON 32. LIMA 44 ! Lima »coring Farm Jackson I. I ahnee Stosivh i x. Ahby Fitch 0, Minima Dehlo. Kathanna Hosse 9. Amy Allen IX. Riley Fitch 9. Kalhe Briggs 0, Miranda Welhorn 0 WEST YELLOWS! ONE 31, SHERIDAN 40 Sheridan scoring- Whtmey States 5. Christina Short 2. Holy Staley 5, Kayla Brek.sle tv Sami Lack II. Jordan Degel 10. Jcsn Marsh 0. Josie Brnksle f>. Katie Liles 6 PHILIPSM RG 45. TWIN BRIDGES 5! ! Twin searing Kmi Anderson 4, Daru Novich 5. Courtney Nicholls 4, Janelle Schmidt 3. ! Lindsey Nicholls 13. Kaclvn Matlev 5 ! 11/12C boys Sheridan finished the season a rock solid 14-2 in conference with victories over West | Yellowstone and Twin Bridges, i Sheridan enters the district tourney the second seed. Lima struggled with losses to Harrison and Class B power Whitehall. Twin Bridges lost to Philipsburg and Sheridan, but improved their results consid erably over earlier games. TW IN HRIDOKS .15 Heath Hanson -I, Ernie Delgado |() Trevor Brown ft. Jared Haitheox 10, Nate U*ster 5 SHERIDAN 5ft ( aider Kaat/ 20. Colton Hellwinkel 4. Dime Bartolelti 4. Jeremy Burke 4. Tv ler Beal 4, Lete Kossiter 10, Sieve Burke 2, Andy Wood 2, Sum Callahan ft LIMA 3H, WHITEHALL 61 Lima scorlng-Chad Klue.sner 5, Joel Rogers 1ft, Seth Young 17. HARRISON 73, LIMA 49 Lima scoring-Zack Weeks 2, Chad Kluesner 2, Joel Rogers 23, Calvin Jackson 3, Selh Young 12. Kyle McArthur I. Daniel Young 2. Ryan Cherry 4, Luke Li ters 0, Mike Dolihs 0 WEST YELLOWSTONE 34, SHERIDAN 47 Sheridan scoring (alder Kaat/ 19. Colton Hellwinkel 4. Dime Bartoletti \. Jeremy Burke 4, Lete Kossiter 9, Steve Burke 2. Andv Wood 2 PHILIPSBURG 41. TWIN BRIDGES 20 Twin scoring Heath Hansen 3 Trevor Brown 7. Jared Haitheox 9, Morgan Dorseth l POW ; UM-Western junior Jeff Feenstra earned Frontier Confer ence \Player of the Week\ honors for his performance off the bench versus Tech Friday night. Coming off an ankle injury, Feenstra scored a team-high 26 on 7-of-10 shooting from the field, including 4-of-5 from three-point land. Feenstra is pic tured driving on Tech's Kellen Ori. j . p piutt photo 11/12C Continued from page A -13 ----------------------- around with freshman Heath Hanson at the point guard, free ing scorer Trevor Brown to find the open spots. Post Jared Haitheox, 6-5, is talented inside, Ernie Delgado is a tough senior defender, and Nate Lester, has found his role working hard inside. Coach Mike Whitesell has done a nice job pulling the pieces tpgether, but Twin Bridges might be a year away from making an impact. Should they upset Shields Valley, they get the honor of playing Gardiner in the semifinal. • 11/12C girls field wide open ■ Unlike the boys, the girls tourney will be wide open with any of the top seven teams likely to be playing Saturday night. Twin Bridges and White Sulphur Springs enter as the favorites, but anything can happen in this talented league. Top-seeded Twin Bridges should cruise past West Yellowstone in their opener, but after that the youthful team will have to remain focused to live up to their record. \We have to maintain our intensity and make sure we re fo cused on what we're supposed to do,\ said Twin coach Rob Dm. Lima rolls in playing well and as the #3 seed gets a tough draw in #6 Harrison. The teams split on the regular season. Lima has good size and must take advantage off the boards. Sophomore Amy Allen and foreign exchange point guard Katharina Hosse are legitimate scorers. Lima has to continue finding a third scorer to enjoy success. #5 seed Sheridan has been inconsistent through the season, looking great one night and weak the next. The swept #4 Shields Valley during the regular season. \You need to be ready to play and you need to be ready to win,\ said Sheridan coach Sarah Norden. \We ll be ready for whoever we face.\ Brokaw was forced to use in jury time to recover from Pierce's relentless style. Brokaw had a much easier time in his title match. Pierce dropped to the conso lation semifinal where he again pressured his opponent into sub mission. Libby's Unger, a Ger man foreign exchange student, bowed out due to \injury\, pro pelling Pierce to the third place match. Pierce cruised to a 7-2 win over Belgrade's Thomas. Jake Peterson, 4th 171 Peterson had been Dillon's senior leader all season and embraced that role at state by leading through example. Peterson won two decisions to get to the semifinal, including an overtime win over Sidney's Larson. In the semi. Peterson fell to Kevin Owen of Poison, one of the tournament's top wrestlers Peterson avenged an early season loss to James Muhlbeier of Hardin with a pin in the con solation semifinal to earn a spot in the consolation final. Havre's Dustin Haukenberry earned a tough decision over Peterson to leave the Beaver in fourth place. Tucker Vezina, 5th 135 Vezina also advance to the semifinal round where he ran into a solid wrestler. Vezina rebounded in the fifth/sixth place match by avenging an early season loss to Leo Pluhar of Miles Citv. 2005 Stale A «resiling tournament Final team scores Sidney 264. Havre 2415. l.ihbv ]Rx. Columbia Fall.-. 145. f renchtnwn 143 Poison 13X. Anaconda 112?, Whitefish 102. Headlock club Dillon senior Jake Peterson puts 'he squeeze on his Hardin opponent during consolation semifinal action at the State A wrestling tourney Saturday in Billings Peterson pinned Muhlbeier to earn a berth in the third/fourth place match, j . p Piutt photo J Brokaw. Hardin, maj dee D Collins. Sidney 10 2 160 F Hinehauch, Havre, pinned I. Fueler, poison. 1 59 171 -K Owen. l*olson. rnaj dec J Spencer. Libby. 26-13 189-J Graham, Libby, pinned (' Seeley. Havre, 4 44 215-B Zuelke. H avre, dec A Boyce, Browning. 5 4 275-M Sehnirtgen, Havre, dec C I.afra>,-\na vonda.3 1 Third/Fourrh Place 9« ( ranes, Havre, dec s clary. R.»nan, X-] 105 1. Torgtson. Poison, dec I DellaStlva. ( o r \a lh \ 7-2. 112-L Kuyien. Sidney, pinned D Neff, W hirefish. 2 11 119 J Carlson. Glendiv l * . pinned G Smith Anaconda. 4 3\ 125- J Henderson. Frenchfnwn. pinned M Roberts, dec C Bradbury, Havre, X2 119 K Ames Libr*v.rji«j dec N Harada, Havre. 9-1 125-B iTiSalle. Havre, dec T Nagel, Corvallis. 5 ! 130 L \\ ilson. Livingston, dec S Uttka, Sidney. “-4 135 Tiu ker Vezina, Dillon, d e i . /.. Pluhar, Miles t'lty, 4-1 140--J Moore. Sidney, dec P Dcllwn. Poison, h 5 145 M Dow. Glendive pinned K Williams. Sidney. 2 ~ 152-N Unger. Libby, pinned I) Uiufaret, Whirefish. 4 (xi 160 •C Williams, Columbia Falls. dec T NelL Hamilton. 12-5 P1--T I.ehner. Whitefish, pinned J Mublhheier. Hardin. 2 23 1X9- N Caron. Columbia I alls, rnaj dec .1 Weigle. Hamilton |9 s 215 I Getchell. Sidnev.nnned f irst round d'-i 135 linker \e Mili s |jj-,. 1 « ¡enrían! Glend hv B u s u ile Havre. 11 11 /ina 5th/ftth dec I. Pluhar, Cons“ semifinal pinned by T ve, 25 semifinal dec by D en!i. ( oiumbia f alls. X 2 Quarterfinal- dec .1 I refith. Reid (nis 14u Kav ir < 2 First round dec ( rip ' I A Jones. Lois' 275 I) idney líder loser out rnaj dec by B I c-iiTun I «- M i 'to w n In* First round pinned hv 1 1 ( npelarul siJm \ . 3 49 145 -L k ks'<o Perk ram loser out --pinned by K Wilhams sidnev r' to li fall A Burrmgton. Havre. 1 first round dec by ( Cook Miles ( itv. ( I 152 (\Per L u r v 3rd/4th -dec T Thomas Glemnv Hardin “ft. (.nr.all s ftX Dillon M. 1 ihbv r J30 1) S, an. Anaconda. dec B pinned B ( Tanino'-f ( orvallis 46 Be j C 2 Conso. semi won b\ injury de Hamilton 4s 5. Brow pint 56. I «a irei 43, Ronan Peek l.rbhv. 135 T Tennant. < lendive. fault I Limr 1 ibbv Semifinal -dec by 3\ Belg rad< 25. Livingston 1“. Mil •s i irv 13 pinned S Commmgs. l.tbhy. 3.55 140 -M Dillon re Ults 3 n .i lardin y 4 Quarterfinal dec D Uwisto vn 1n. Coîstrip m Bilh ics Central L U-wis. Hamilton, dec C Mikesell. W iif.-ri-b 105 Ku! sfoddard loser out- lost to K Ander l h\r: psort l a v 6 ] First round -*ech fall Butte U nt r ¡ ! « jo « 145 B Wfü'erud. Whitefish. mat dec 1) son. Ana ■ 6 4 o f loser out pinned 1 B ; - ( i-i-ir ip. 15 6 Championship Fr;»/ Sidney. 112 1 fs2 -('alter Pierre Dillon, Nelson. . 4 n\ first round o<t to B 160 . n k *. .(.m k v loser out pinned by 7 9X--J St- dnu n. J reochto.v r pm \d( Hanson*\ dei T. Thomas. Helgrade. \-2 160--G Melbv Wanner. lav r Mn« 1 1 j lo pinned N Webster Billings Frenar »V. n. 3 25 105 -J \ht Su Corvallis « \ r i d 112 Ros i**- loser \ut pirn; :d b » M > First round pinned Lv C Will pinned f4 N rd.ih!. FrencMowr 2 112 B Haukenberry, Havre, mai. dec. J u k e P •fersen. ( e llrnc -t\. 2 41 pinned A Marque- *-i.-j i 2 ^6 l'ff( Imao. hardn pinned K f e e 1 er. Anacon la. Dillon, 8-0 1X9 M Be Ion. Anaconda dec R Ronan, 1 Quarterfinal maj oec ly B r i . ak.- P t.-r-son 3rd.4th maj dec by I) 5 44 119 B tedman. Frerrh’nwn.d c larr. RunningCrane. Browni nj. 4 2 2J5 . R\ an. I'ffelmar Ha dm 10 2. first round maj dec Hank u'-'-rrv Ha. re k (> Conso semi-pinned c nummi a f L Is. 3 2 125 R Heckt r. Sidnev. Glendive, dec 1 Hjo*-, Libby. -.3 2“5 1 .1 Klemar n. Reiern Je 113 - i in-Jin i Semfinal-pinned dec M Hader. Columbia Fails 4- 130 B Pa J Í (hunch C Jurnn;;. 119- Kv S odd jrd loser out -dec Lv Carlson 1 : V y poL-ie. 1 Is Quarterfinal dec G Kuyien. Sidn •V. dec K ZeTTtrhe r¿, 1o! -on -1 o Fail. 1 2o i . ;eri.;:v >. _ 4 pmncJ J B*.>im,an. H; r dm 2! lUiT-’ ,-v * o \ f First round Jei C 135 M Hipr e. Havre, dec D ']. ( \¡um Fifth/s¡x h Place Quarterfinal mneJbv \ larr Co'urTmn fails. Lies« . R-:. bta Palis 140 P Corvi,--, ! e v . Jet I 9x s i sdv, i.k pr.!- . pinne.! A ! a ! .1 f t roc nd do«. ' a L-. !c , 1: . - 1 215 »■■r-.nl ■ .• r loser out .me by f. Lrt ■hî'.wn. c 9 ; ï h 5 '.irvi -en GL-rul.ve 4 29 JOS x fox Laurel 125 j', : loser ou* P«. \ ßi IL rj •; 5 4 First round pmr-eJbvT I '
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