10 I The Lovell Chronicle I May 3, 2012
PATti CARPENTER
Cody King tees off at hole No. 1 during the Lovell
Invitational Golf Tournament held on Saturday,
April 21.
Wet and wild day in
Powell throws golfers
off their game
BY PATTI CARPENTER
It was a cloudy, windy
and wet day for golf on Fri-
day when the Bulldog golf-
ers traveled to Powell for. a
tournament against mostly
3A and 4A schools. Lovell
and Thermopolis were the
only 2A teams in the tourna-
ment.
"It wasn't the best weath-
er for golfing but at least we
got to play," said coach Dev-
on Parks. "It was wet, it was
cold and once your hands get
cold it's hard to get a proper
grip on the club. Everyone's
scores were lower than they
normally are because of the
conditions."
The boys team tied for
fourth place with Buffalo
with a score of 380. The two
girls representing Lovell
didn't have enough golfers on
their team to place.
"The team could have
played better but they
didn't," said Parks. "The con-
ditions were bad and it af-
fected some of the players."
Cody King placed ninth.
He shot 49-39=88.
"He had a really bad
front 9, if he would have
cleaned that up, he would
have been at around fourth
or fifLh place," said Parks.
"Sometimes if you have one
bad shot it can take you out
of your mental game. It just
took him a while to get used
to the conditions."
Chase Tippetts and
Brandon Wolvington had the
exact same score of 47-47=94.
"The two are pretty much
inseparable," said Parks, not-
ing their similar ability level.
CJ Murphey had a
"rough day," said Parks.
Murphey shot 52-
52=104,
It was an "average day"
for McKay Baxendale, ac-
cording to Parks. Baxendale
shot 61-50=111.
Only two girls were able
to play in the tournament.
Sophomore Journee Burton
shot 66-64=130. It was her
first tournament of the year.
Cassie Colvin shot 75-
68=143. Colvin actually im-
proved a little bit, said Parks,
who noted that she is still
"getting to know the system."
"It looks like the weather
affected the top ended golfers
the most," said Parks. "The
top-end golfers don't typical-
ly hit stray balls that oten,
they don't lose their balls or
drop them usually. So, in the
bad weather, when they start
to hit out of bounds and such,
it throws them off. Overall it
seems to affect everyone a lit-
tle bit."
The tournament that
was scheduled in Buffalo for
Saturday was cancelled due
to inclement weather.
Next up, the Bulldog
golfers will golf in Cody on
Saturday. Only the under-
classmen will play because it
is also prom weekend. King,
Tippetts, Wolvington and
Frost will not be playing.
"It's a long course over
" " r
there, saldPa ks."We'lljust
be working on everyoiae's in-
dividual game. Some have
never played there before."
The Regional Tourna-
ment will be played in Lusk
the following weekend:
GRIZZLIES
termediate hurdles, Beemer
said. Mikaela Hocker placed
second in the 100-meter hur-
dles at 18.19 and third in the
300 hurdles with a time of
57.72.
"Hocker went over eight
hurdles three-stepping and
that girl (Dani Haverkamp)
beat her by 1/100th of a sec-
ond," Beemer said. "It was
a photo fmish. She barely
leaned her out. In the 300s,
Haley's 56.94 is not a bad
time in that wind. There was
probably a 10-mile-per-hour
wind on that back stretch."
The team of Strom, Mi-
kaela Hocker, Haley Stauffer
and Brianna Hocker placed
second in the 400-meter relay
continued from page 9
with a time of 59.14.
Brianna Hocker was
strong in the triple jump,
placing second with a jump
of 29-5¼, and Stauffer placed
second in the high jump,
clearing 4-0.
Alana Senn placed third
in the discus with a throw
of 72-0, and Jennifer Parker
was sixth at 56-1/2. In the
shot, Parker placed fourth
with a throw of 26-9½, and
Senn was sixth at 21-6.
The Grizzlies will travel
to Thermopolis Friday for the
Thermop Pre-Regional track
meet. Action begins at 1 p.m.
The 2A West Regional
will be held in Riverton May
11-12.
Rocky hosts first meet at new school
Rocky Mountain Middle
School hosted the first track
meet in the history of Rocky
Mountain athletics last Fri-
day, April 20, at the new
track complex adjacent to
the high school in Cowley.
Results came too late
to make it into last week's
Chronicle, but here are the
results of the Lovell and
Rocky Mountain athletes at
the Rocky Mountain Quad
on April 20:
Sixth-grade boys
100m dash - Lathan May (RM) second,
14.33, Kyle Wolvington (L) third, 15.50,
Tristan Jewell (RM) fourth, 15.53, Scott
Banks (RM) eighth, 16.42, Carson May
(RM) ninth, 16.62; 100m dash - May (RM)
first, 31.40, Wolvington (L) second, 31.78,
Austin Grohman (RM) third, 32.40, Banks
(RM) fourth, 32.63, Wyatt Horrocks (RM)
seventh, 33.96; 400m dash - Jewell (RM)
second, 1:11.11, Grohman (RM) third,
1:12.12, Banks (RM) fourth, 1:13.13, Ben
Cornia (L) fifth, 1:15.15, May (RM), sixth,
1:18.18, Dalton Nixon (L) 10th, 1:26.26; 75m
hurdles- Horrocks (RM) first, 14.77, Cornia
(L) second, 14.85; 200m hurdles - Cornia
(L) first, 38.80; 800m - Brent Snyder (L)
first, 2:51.21, Treyson Frost (RM) second,
2:51.51, Nixon (L) fourth, 3:21.36, Jonathan
AIIred (RM) fifth, 3:27.27, Alecx Christian-
sen sixth, 3:38.38, Jeremy McQueary (RM)
seventh, 3:42.50; 1,600m - Snyder (L) first,
6:11.11, Horrocks (RM) fourth, 6:46.46,
Alecx Christiansen (RM) sixth, 7:55.55;
high jump - Jewell (RM) first, 4-6, May
(RM) second, 4-4, AIIred (RM) third, 4-0,
Snyder (L) seventh, 3-10, Horrocks (RM)
eighth, 3-8; long jump- Snyder (L) second,
17-½, May (RM), third, 11-7, Wolvington (L)
fifth, 10-7¾, Banks (RM) seventh, 10-4¾,
AIIred (RM) ninth, 9-09¾,. McQueary (RM)
10th, 8-11, Cornia (L) 11th, 8-8; triple jump
- May (RM) second, 29-2¾, Jewell (RM)
fourth, 27-2¾, Frost (RM) fifth, 25-5½; shot
put - Landon Townsend (RM) first, 24-3¾,
Horrocks (RM) third, 21-10, Colby Davison
(RM) sixth, 20-2¾, Anthony Ballard (L)
ninth, 113-5; discus - Townsend (RM) sec-
ond, 63-3½, Davison (RM) third, 61-2, Bal-
lard (L) seventh, 38-2½; 4xl00R - Rocky
first, 1:01.14; 4x200R - Lovell first, 2:18.18,
Rocky second, 2:21.21; 4x400R - Rocky
first, 6:14.14.
Sixth-grade girls
100m dash - Pepper Lewis (RM) first,
15.73, Madison Bryson (L) second, 15.90,
Siobhan Myers (RM) fourth, 16.56, Mandi
Baxendale (L) fifth, 16.69, Kelsie Mollett
(L) 10th, 18.29, Aspen Davis (L) 12th,
19.43; 200m dash - Bryson (L) first,
32.71, Myers (RM) fourth, 35.00, Rylee
Hayes fifth, 38.59, Davis (L) seventh,
40.25; 400m dash -- Baxendale (L) first,
1:18.18; 75m hurdles- Abby Arnold (RM)
first, 15.90, Myers (RM) third, 17.09, Ana
Cerda (L) sixth, 18.83; 200m hurdles -
Lewis (RM) first, 38.23; 800m - Arnold
(RM) second, 3:08.11; high jump - Maddy
Hocker third, 3-4; long jump - Hayes (RM)
first, 12-8, Arnold (RM) third, 11-1, Mollett
(L) fifth, 10-6¾, Bryson (L) sixth, 10-5½,
Baxendale (L) seventh, 10-2½, Davis (L)
ninth, 9-8¾, Myers (RM) 11th, 9-3¾; triple
jump - Baxendale (L) first, 22-4, Arnold
(RM) sixth, 20-5½, Lewis (RM) seventh,
19-8, Hayes (RM) eighth, 18-5; shot
put - Kennedy Despain (RM) first, 18-¾,
Mariah Mader (RM) third, 14-11½, Cerda
(L) fourth, 13-2¾, Kara Mickelson (RM)
sixth, 11-6; discus - Cerda (L) second, 45-
4, Mader (RM) fourth, 40-1½, Despain (L)
fifth, 38-5½, Mickelson (RM) sixth, 32-4½;
4xl 00 R - Rocky second, 1:06.06.
Seventh-grade boys
100m dash - Cole Simmons (RM) first,
13.44, Tyler Teter (L) second, 13.56; Sim-
DAVID PECK
The joy of running is evident on the faces of sixth-graders Kyle Wolvington of
Lovell (left) and Scott Banks of Rocky Mountain (right) during the 100-meter
dash at the Rocky Mountain Quad middle school meet April 20 in Cowley.
mons (RM) first, 28.50, Brian Crawford
(RM) third, 31.81, Kyle Burton (L) fourth,
35.32; 4O0m dash - Dominic Twomey
(RM) first, 1:16.16; 75m hurdles - Gar-
rett Vezain (RM) second, 14.26; 800m
- Crawford (RM) first, 2:49.37; 1,600m
- Twomey (RM) first, 6:03.10; high jump
- Srandon Teter (L) first, 5-1, Simmons
(RM) second, 4-11, Tyler Teter (L) fourth,
4-5; long jump - Tyler Teter (L) first, 16-
10, Simmons (RM) third, 15-7¼, Crawford
fifth (12-9½, Twomey (RM) sixth, 12-7¼,
Vezain (RM) seventh, 12-6; triple jump - -
Brandon Teter (L) first, 35-8¼, Simmons
(RM) second, 34-1¾, Crawford (RM) third,
29-10½, Vezain (RM) fifth, 23-7¼; shot
put -- Jaret Collins (L) third, 29-5¼, Tyler
Teter (L) fourth, 29-½, Kyle Burton (L) fifth,
26-9½, Vezain (RM) seventh, 26-1½, Lane
Hoover (L) ninth, 24-¾; discus - Brandon
Teter (L) first, 104-7½, Collins (L) third, 72-
½, Vezain (RM) fourth, 61-11, Hoover (L)
sixth, 61-7½, Burton (L) ninth, 57-6.
Seventh-grade girls
Emily Snell (L) first, 14.97, Trysa Flood
(L) third, 15.25, Kendra Price (L) fourth,
15.68, Mya Meier (L) fifth, 16.21; 200m
dash - Snell (L) third, 32.50, Flood (L)
fourth, 33.70, Carissa Senn (RM) sixth,
34.53; 40Dm dsh - Snel!(L)third.
1:11.26; 75m hurdles - Kendra Price (L),
fourth, 15.96, Senn (RM) fifth, 16.33;
200m hurdles Senn (RM) second, 36.57;
800m - Jazmyn See (L) second, 2:50.77,
Emily Doughty (RM) sixth, 3:18.44;
1,600m - See (L) third, 6:42.42, Summer
Johnson (RM) fourth, 6:52.52; high jump
- Arnold (RM) first, 4-4. Meier (RM) third,
3-10, Price (L) fourth, 3-10, Brianna Brum-
well (RM) eighth, 3-6; long jump - Snell (L)
first, 13-9½, Meier (L) third, 12-10, Flood
(L) fourth. 12-2, Senn (RM) sixth, 11-5¼,
Johnson (RM) seventh, 11-3¾, See (L)
eighth, 11-2, Eliza Beck (L) 12th, 9-9;
triple jump - Flood (L) first. 25-6¼. John-
son (RM) third, 23-3¾, Brumwell (RM)
seventh, 21-7, Senn (RM) ninth, 20-10,
Emily Doughty (RM) 10th, 18-11; shot put
Katelyn Doughty (RM) seventh, 13-9¼,
Kim Rowland (RM) ninth, 11-9½; discus-
Katelyn Doughty (RM) fourth, 39-3, Row-
land (RM) seventh, 37-6.
Eighth-grade boys
100m dash - Eduardo Iribe (RM) third,
13.60, Cordell McFarlane (RM) fourth,
13.95, Shawn Mollett (L), 13.99, Ben Es-
tes (RM) ninth, 15.04; McFarlane (RM)
second, 26.35, Nic Haskell (L) third, 29.66,
Mollett (L) fourth, 29.70, Travis Banks
(RM) fifth, 31.28, Ryker Everett (RM)
sixth, 31.35; 400m dash - Iribe (RM) sec-
ond, 1:05.05, Cole Wambeke (RM) t-third,
1:12.12, Everett (RM) t-third, 1:12.12; 75m
hurdles - Estes (RM) first, 13.37; 800m -
Konner Davis (L) first, 3:27:16;.1,00m -
;Davis(L) first, 7:29..29; high jump - Hask, ell
(L) first, 4-10, Iribe (RM) Second, 4-10;
long jump - Iribe (RM) second, 15-11¾,
McFarlane (L) third, 15-¼, Everett (RM)
fifth, 14-4, Wambeke (RM) sixth, 13-3, Da-
vis (L) eighth, 11-8; triple jump - McFar-
lane (RM) second, 29-½, Estes (RM)third,
28-7½, Mollett (L)fourth, 27-11, Wambeke
(RM) sixth, 26-9¾, Banks (RM) seventh,
26-7½; shot put - Haskell (L) second, 31-7,
Zac Zier (RM) fifth, 28-9¼, Payton Thom-
as (RM) seventh, 23-1½; discus - Zier
(RM) second, 88-3, Haskell (L) third, 86-
3, Davis (L) seventh, 68-1, Thomas (RM)
ninth, 56-5; 4xl00R - Rocky first, 55.63;
4x200R - Rocky second, 2:01.01.
Eighth-grade girls
100m dash - Amber Mayes (L) third,
15.44, Madison Harper (L) fourth, 15.47,
Elizabeth Gilford (RM) seventh, 16.57,
Diamond Bettis (RM) eighth, 17.26; Jamie
Kite (RM) first, 32.14, Mayes (L) second,
33.87, Harper (L) third, 33.90, Bettis (RM)
fifth, 37.30; 400m dash - Bettis (RM) fifth,
1:30.30; 75m hurdles - Harper (L) first,
14.40, Kite (RM) second, 14.55, Kaitlyn
Hayes (RM) fifth, 16.75; 200m hurdles
- Harper (L) first, 36.20; 800m - Charri
McArthur (L) first, 2:55.53, Savanna
Savage (L) third, 3:08.91, Sara Clark (L)
fourth, 3:11.50; 1,600m - McArthur (L)
first, 6:13.13, Clark (L) second, 7:02.02;
high jump - Savage (L) first, 4-1, Kite (RM)
second, 4-1; long jump - Hayes (RM)
second, 11-8¾, Savage (L) third, 11-2,
.Kite (RM)ifourt, 10-4, Gilfod (RM) .six,
9:.7%; trpe,j,- McArtbjr (I-)Q[st, .2'-
11½, Kite(R1)'s, econdl 26-7: Hayes
(RM) sixth, 2 ,hot put - Tyra l'angs-
ton (RM) third, 23-10¾, McArthur (E) fifth,
20-7, Gilford (RM) sixth, 18-9¼; discus -
Gilford (RM) third, 57-2; 4x200R - Lovell
first, 2:12.89, Rocky third, 2:21.89.
RMMS track team braves cold weather
BY CHERYL JOLLEY
The Rocky Mountain
Middle School track team
competed in Meeteetse last
Friday, April 27.
"It was a cold, blustery
day, but we still did well
in our jumps," coach Mike
Higgins said.
The conference meet will
take place in Basin Friday,
May 4, beginning at i p.m.
Here are the results of
the Meeteetse meet:
Eighth-grade girls
Diamond Bettis - long jump 8th, 9-3¾,
100m dash 6th, 17.26, 200m dash 6th,
40.45, 500m dash 5th, 1:33.63; Kaitlyn
Hayes - triple jump 6th, 24-8½, long jump
2nd, 12-1½", 75m hurdles 5th 16.29, 200m
dash 4th, 33.44; Jamie Kite - triple jump
5th, 24-11½, long jump 3rd, 12-0", high jump
4th, 4-2*, 100m dash 3rd, 15.96,200m dash
3rd 32.46; Sierra Scott- long jump 5th, 11-
8, triple jump 7th, 24-4, 75m hurdles 4th,
15.07; 4x400 relay 2nd, 6:36.54 (C. Crosby,
Settis, Hayes, Brumwell).
Seventh-grade girls
Marissa Arnold - high jump 1st, 4-5, long
jump 1st, t3½*, triple jump 1st, 27-2,800m
dash 3rd, 3:13.40"; Brianna Srumwell -
long jump 12th, 10-2", high jump 4th, triple
jump 16th, 19-3½, high jump 4th 3-11";
Emily Doughty - long jump 8-11, triple
jump 15th, 19-4 ½", 1600m 3rd, 7:54.24;
Katelyn Doughty - disc 34-3; Livia Hig-
gins - high jump 3rd, 3-11, 75m hurdles
1st, 14.14", 100m dash 5th ,15.79, 400m
dash 1st, 1:12.53; Summer Johnson - tri-
ple jump 10th, 22-3½, long jump 16th, 9-1,
400m dash 5th, 1:26.87, 800m 4th 3:15.67;
Carissa Senn - long jump 14th, 9-10, triple
jump 12th, 21-6, 75m hurdles 7th, 17.25,
200m hurdles 2nd 40.02; Taylor Sims -
shot, 15-1½, disc 30-1½, 4x100 relay 2nd,
1:10.83 (Despain, Hocker, Hayes, Arnold),
medley relay 1st, 2:22.39 (P. Lewis, Senn,
Higgins, Arnold), 4x4 relay 1st, 6:59.10
(Mickelson, Despain, Doughty, Myers).
Sixth-grade girls
Abby Arnold - triple jump 11th, 22-3, long
jump 8th, 10-9¾, 800m dash 7th, 3:21.62;
Cassidy Crosby - 800m 5th, 3:21.02; Ken-
nedy Despain, shot 10th, 16-7, disc 11th,
34-10; Rylee Hayes - long jump, 8-6½*
, triple jump 17th, 16-4½; Maddy Hocker
- 75m hurdles 6th, 16.93; 200m hurdles
3rd, 42.93, 400m dash 4h 1:25.27; Pepper
Lewis - 200m hurdles 1st,, 8.71,; Mariah
Mader - shot, 13-11½, disc, 32-1; Kara
Mickelson - shot 14-11½", discus 29-
0½, 1600m 4th, 8:57.19; Siobhan Myers
- 75m hurdles 13th, 19.51,100m dash 9th,
16.83, 200m dash 2nd, 36.80.
Eighth-grade boys
Travis Banks - triple jump 8th, 25-8½,
long jump 16th, 11-7, 200m dash 5th,
32.87; Ben Estes - triple jump 1st, 30-
10½", long jump 5th, 14-4, 75m hurdles
2nd, 12.83, 100m dash 5th, 14.66", Ryker
Everett - long jump 4th, 14-5", 75m hur-
dles 4th, 14.60, 200m hurdles, 2nd 35.82,
100m dash 9th 15.47; Eduardo Iribe - long
jump 2nd 16-5", high jump 4th, 4-10, 100m
dash 2nd, 13.78,400m dash 1st, 1:05.30;
Cordell McFarlane - long jump 7th, 14-1½,
triple jump 6th 27-8, 100m dash 4th, 14.47,
200m dash 3rd, 29.50; Payton Thomas -
shot 4th, 23-11", disc 5th, 47-6½; Cole
Wambeke - triple jump 7th, 26-1, 800m
3rd, 1:13.93; 4x100 relay 2nd, 55.49 (Mc-
Farlane, Estes, Wambeke, Iribe); Medley
relay 2nd, 2:20.17; 4x4 relay 3rd, 5:33.21
(Thomas, Twomey, Grohman, Townsend).
Seventh-grade boys
Brian Crawford - long jump 2nd, 13-1,
triple jump 2nd, 29-10, 400m dash 3rd,
1:15.13, 800m 1st, 2:56.14; Cole Simmons
- triple jump 1st, 32-9, high jump 1st, 5-0*,
200m hurdles 1st, 32.99*, 100m dash 1st,
14.02, 200m dash 1st, 28.77; Dominic
Twomey -- long jump 14th, 10-7 ¾, 800m
3rd 2:58.79, 1600m 1st, 6:18.24; Gar-
rett Vezain - shot 1st, 29-3½, disc 2rid,
77-1 ½", long jump 7th, 12-3, triple jump
23-1 ½, 75m hurdles 2nd, 14.54; 4x100
relay 1st, 1:02.06 (Banks, S. Townsend,
Grohman, May) Medley relay 2nd, 2:26.82
(AIIred, Frost, J. McQueary, Horrocks);
4x400 relay 3rd, 6:21.89.
Sixth grade boys
Jonathan AIIred - high jump 9th, 4-0, long
jump 19th, 8-7¼; Scott Banks- long jump
13th, 11¼", 100m dash 10th, 16.34", 400m
dash 5th, 1:23.03; Alecx Christensen -
1600m 2nd, 8:50.06; Colby Davison - shot
3rd, 24-0*, disc 6th, 59-6 ½; Treyson Frost
- 22-9, long jump 11th, 11½, 400m dash
4th, 1:18.31, 800m 2nd, 2:57.95; Austin
Grohman - 100m dash 6th, 15.63, 200m
dash 6th, 32.39; Wyatt Horrocks - shot
7th, 20-8, 75m hurdles 6th, 15.57, 200m
hurdles 6th, 38.33; Tristan Jewell - high
jump 3rd, 4-8*, triple jump 6th 27-2½,
long jump 5th, 12-7, 75m hurdles 3rd,
14.76, 200m hurdles 4th, 37.03; Carson
May - long jump 15th, 10-5; Lathan May
- high jump 6th, 4-8, triple jump 8th, 26-
8, 100m dash 7th, 15.76, 200m dash 2nd,
30.98*, 400m dash 6th, 1:24.77; Jeremy
McQueary - long jump 21st, 8-1½, 4O0m
dash 8th, 1:45.08; Landon Townsend -
shot 5th, 22-4, disc 12th, 54-2 ½.
Endurance riders hold first event of 2012
The first ride of the
2012 season in the Big
Horn Basin for the Big
Horn 100 organization was
held at Wardell Reservoir
four miles South of Otto on
April 28. Nineteen riders
from Wyoming, Montana
and South Dakota took on
the challenge of a less than
a perfect day.
A cold wind was blowing,
but spirits were high. The
skies were cloudy and signs
of possible rain were every-
where, but to the joy of the
riders, never came to pass.
At the end of the 25-mil-
er, nine horses successfully
completed the course for a
completion award includ-
ing three first-time riders.
Only one horse was pulled
for lameness. Nine horses
and riders also complet-
ed the 50 mile ride, which
was a 100 percent comple-
tion. Melissa Shepherd
of New Underwood, S.D.,
reached the recovery cri-
teria first for the 25 miles
and claimed the fastest
time honor. Connie Fol-
lensbee of Buffalo walked
away with the coveted Best
Condition Award for hav-
ing the horse judged to be
the most fit. First-time rid-
ers were Jean Keffeler and
Dawn Basini of Livingston,
Mont., and Cheri Bischoff
of Lovell. Others to com-
plete were Cheri Hoffman
of Lovell, Sierra Kahl of Gil-
lette, Dorothy Sue Phillips
of Powell and LuAnn Rod of
Belgrade, Mont.
First to cross the line
in the 50-mile distance was
Kay Johnston of Alber-
ton, Mont., followed by Bill
Miller of Fairfield, Mont.
in third place was Jenni-
fer Kaplan of Arlee, Mont.,
followed by Jeanette Tol-
man of Otto and Lisa Cook
of Burlington. Drin Beck-
er of Polaris, Mont., was
next and was awarded the
Best Condition Award.
Ralph Tronstad of Rozet,
Cindy Collins of Cody, and
Mary Ruebush of Bozeman,
Mont., rounded out the final
finishers.
The next ride on the lo-
cal calendar is May 12, also
at the Wardell Reservoir.
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