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Local Bowling Scores and Standings
Cefalo & Associates Classic 3-Man: 1. RC Baldrica Painting, 32-4; 2. Mark's Pro Shop, 22-14; 3. Cefalo & Assoc., 20-16; 4. Stelma Construction, 16-20; 5. Schiel's Family Market, 9-27; 6. Route 11 Vintage, 9-27. Top Scores: 1. Jack Kurrent, 776; 2. Steve Patton, 743; 3. JJ Sonday, 708; 4. Dave Kern, 672; 5. Ken Spencer, 668. Voitek TV & Appliance Mixed: 1. Pin Heads, 37-7; 2. Fugawes, 27-17; 3. The Drunks, 27-17; 4. We Are, 27-17; 5. Pin Action, 25-19; 6. Strikers, 20-24; 7. Kegler Lounge, 20-24; 8. Anything Goes, 19-25; 9. 3 to 1, 16-28. Top Scores: Men - 1. Jason Pollock, 678; 2. Dave Schwartz, 638; 3. Scott Remy, 609; 4. Mike Hughes, 599; 5. Bill Mazonis, 598. Women - 1. Barb Hoffman, 608; 2. Amber Remas, 513; 3. Anita Grohowski, 500; 4. Karen Pollock, 457; 5. Charlotte Casterline, 440.
Grand Junction Nightlife
Are you looking for something to do this weekend? GJLive.com has the answer. Log in now and find out the latest in Grand Junction nightlife. Website owner Sean Gibbs says it's the source for the latest information on the Grand Junction music scene. The site features a listing of weekly club events, local band and venue information and even allows you to sign up for a weekly newsletter that sends the latest information directly to your e-mail. "Well GJ Live.com is a website that people can go to for free to learn information about what's going on in town," Gibbs says. "The different clubs, the different bands that are playing, live music, entertainment, stuff like that."
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Racine County Wrestler of the Year: Steve Sanchez, Horlick
"He was fearless on the mat, as he accepted everything we asked him to do. As a coach, you can't ask for a nicer young man to be your captain and leader; who represents your values and morals of what you are trying to teach young people to be successful in life."Sanchez welcomed the chance to wrestle against the best."One of the things that was memorable was the competition I had this year was a lot tougher," Sanchez said. "I just remember doing really good against all this hard competition and it helped drive me to do better in my next matches. It was just a confidence builder, one on top of another."That confidence led Sanchez to a 38-3 record, including victories over Case's Kris Magruder and Muskego's Derrick Olsen, opponents Sanchez called his toughest."I've known Kris for years and years.
4 Cowboys, 1 Sooner advance in NCAA wrestling championships
(AP) Four Oklahoma State wrestlers and one from Oklahoma are advancing to Friday night's semifinals of the NCAA wrestling championships in Auburn Hills, Michigan. Two-time defending national champion Johny Hendricks of OSU defeated Missouri's Matt Pell at 165 Friday morning. Also advancing for the Cowboys are 3rd-seeded Nathan Morgan at 141, 4th-seeded Coleman Scott at 133 and unseeded Brandon Mason at 174. For Oklahoma top-seeded Sam Hazewinkel moves to the semifinals at 125. The wins guarantee each wrestler of being named All-American. .
Brenda Lucas: Community news
HEALTH FAIR: Stress and organizational skills, tobacco, alcohol and drugs, skin cancer and other health-related topics are featured during today's student health fair at Enslow Middle School. The fair is open to parents who wish to join their child for the day or sit in on just a few of the topics. Call Lisa Riley or Anna Laura Dorey at (304) 528-5121. OOPS: The wrong information for Darrell Utt II was published in this column last week. Darrell, who was selected for the People to People World Leadership Forum in Washington, D.C., is a fifth-grader at Kellogg Elementary School. Congratulations, Darrell, on this accomplishment. .
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