July 17, 2014 I The Lovell Chronicle I 9
PATti CARPENTER
Jessee Wilson watches Ashlee Blackburn and Devon Parks battle it out during
a co-ed volleyball tournament held on Saturday, July 12, during the Byron Days
celebration in the park.
Team KJ claims Byron volleyball
tourney championship
BY SAM SMITH
There was a lot of
bumping, setting and spik-
ing going on at the Byron
Days Volleyball Tourna-
ment Saturday in Byron.
Fourteen teams were
split into pools of three or
four teams playing two
games to 21. The top two
teams from each pool ad-
vanced to an eight-team
single elimination bracket
for the championship.
After an intense round
of pool play, first round
and some semifinal games
of the tournament, it came
down to just two teams left
for the championship game,
Team KJ and Team Emilee.
Team Emilee got out to
a great start in game one,
defeating team KJ 21-8.
But in game two, Team KJ
turned things around, de-
feating Team Emilee 21-
11 to send the match into a
game three. In game three,
Team KJ took care of busi-
ness and went, on to defeat
team Emilee 15-8 to win
the tournament.
The roster for Team
KJ included KJ Blackburn,
Leslie Blackburn, Ashlee
Blackburn, Lauren Peter-
son, Kallee Wilson and Jes-
see Wilson.
"It was a really good
tournament," J. Wilson
said. "There were a lot of
great teams out here giving
110 percent. I'm proud of all
our teammates."
The roster for the run-
ner-up team, Team Emilee,
included Emilee Reasch,
Chase Tippetts, Charri
McArthur, Brandon Wolv-
ington, Eston Croft and Me-
gan McClure.
"It was a good turnout,"
Tournament Coordinator
Stormy Jameson said. "We
had nice weather and ev-
eryone had fun."
DAVID PECK
Rick Evelo powers through some thrown paint during the Byron Days "Color
Run" Saturday morning. Evelo was running the men's 5K. The paint made for a
colorful finish for the runners.
Dickson, Caldwell win Byron Days 5K fun run,
Caldwell and Twitchell win mile
BY SAM SMITH
Fifty-six runners par-
ticipated in the Byron Days
Color Fun Run Saturday in
Byron.
Those who agreed were
blasted with powdered
paint at various stages of
the race, resulting in a col-
orful finish to fit the cele-
bration's theme: Color Your
World.
AJ Dickson won the
Men's 5K with a time of
19:41 while Darren Bal-
lard came in second with a
time of 20:28. Brent Snyder
came in third with a time
of 20:47, and Josh Sanders
came in fourth, just six sec-
onds off Snyder's time at
20:53, while Darren Elder
placed fifth at 23:58.
Jaclyn Caldwell won
the Women's 5K with a
time of 23:59 while Chan-
da Winterholler took sec-
ond, recording a time of
25:30. Lauren Mitchell took
third with a time of 26:39
with Jessica Caldwell tak-
ing fourth at 27:02. Sere-
na Hessenthaler and Jen-
ny Noall tied for fifth with
a time of 27:57.
James Caldwell won
the Men's Mile with a time
of 6:27, just two seconds
ahead of Brian May, who
recorded second-place time
of 6:29. Brenden Lundberg
took third with a time of
7:11.
Katrina Twitchell won
the Women's Mile with a
time of 7:33 while Grace
Wassmer took second at
8:02. Jill Carpenter place d
third with a time of 8:06.
Here are the complete
results from the Byron Col-
or/Fun Run:
Women's Mile
13 and Under: Katrina Twitchell 7.33,
Grace Wassrner 8.02, Patti Sanders
8:47, Adessa Lundberg 10:12, Co-
lette Sanders 10:13, Brooklyn Walker
11.01, Alex Walker 12:14, Miriah
Berry 12:48, Haley Sanders 13.25,
Candace Walker 14:36.
14 - 20: caitlyn Lundberg 8:21.
20 - 39: Jill Carpenter 8:06, Aubrey
Walker 14.36, Kylie Daniels 15'36, Jill
Evelo 15:36, Kristi Daniels 15:36.
40 and above: Wynter Stein/2:59,
Jen Abraham 15"38.
Men's Mile
:13 and under: James Caldwell 6:27,
Brenden Lundberg 7:11, Carter
Lundberg 7"38, Justin Dausrnan 7:48,
CJ Undsay 7:55, cameron Carpenter
7:56, Quin carpenter 8:18.
20- 39: Peter Sanders 13"25.
40 and Above: Brian May 6.29.
Women's 5K
13 and Under: Lauren Mitchell
26.39, Paige Bischoff 28.27, Tayliah
Anderson 34'26.
14 - 20: Jaclyn Caldwel123:59,
Jessica Caldwel127:02, Kourtney
Dooner 40:44.
20 - 39: Chanda Winterholler 25"30,
Serena Hessenthaler 27:57; Jenny
Noal127:57, Kjirstyn Welch 34:45,
Toil Anderson 34:46, Haley Harrison
40:44, Kee Elder 48:57, Amy Wilson
52:29.
40 and Amve: Echo Caldwel128.03,
Tami Asay 34.38, Sherri Rageth
34"39.
Men's 5K
13 and under: Jadeth Elder 52:16.
14 - 20: AJ Dickson 19:41, Brent
Snyder 20:47, Logan Hitz 27:10.
20 - 39: Darren Ballard 20:28, Josh
Sanders 20:53, Darren Elder 23:58,
Rick Evelo 27:20, Drew Wilson 39:49.
40 and Above: Ken sabath 27.00,
Dr. Brendan FzSimmons 27"25, Bret
George 30:37.
NBH Minors all-stars start
district tourney with big win
BY SAM SMITH
The Little League Dis-
trict Tournament kicked off
Tuesday in Mountain View
with the North Big Horn
Minor League all-stars fac-
ing off with Bridger Val-
ley, while the Majors stars
were to face Kemmerer on
Wednesday.
The North Big Horn
9-10-year-old all-stars
started off the tournament
against Bridger Valley
stars Tuesday, defeating
the host team 21-9 in five
innings.
"We jumped out to a
early lead (11-0) and then
withstood a late rally for
the win," North Big Horn
manager Ryan Mangus
said. "We got strong 15itch-
ing from Dallen Mangus,
who had six strikeouts in
two innings. Our hitting
was very good. Many kids
had multiple hits and RBIs.
Ralph Moreno and Jacob
Mangus had three and four
RBIs, respectively. It was a
good game and good start to
the tourney."
The North Big Horn
team awaits the winner of
the Wednesday game be-
tween Rock Springs and
Kemmerer today (Thurs-
day) at 4 p.m. for a spot
in the championship game
Saturday at noon.
The roster for the North
Big Horn Minors all-star
team includes Dallen Man-
gus, Tyson Christensen,
Bishop Trainor, Kobe May,
Ryan McNiven, William
Spann, Ralph Moreno,
Chance Abraham, Bo Ar-
nold, Jayden Snyder, Na-
than Minemyer and Der-
ek Parks. Ryan Mangus is
the manager, and Brandon
Mangus and Kelly Spann
are assistant coaches.
MAJOR LEAGUE
On Wednesday
morning, the Big Horn
11-12-year-old all-stars
met Kemmerer in the first
round of the district tour-
nament, also in Mountain
View. The winner will face
the Lander-Powell win-
ner at 5:30 p.m. Thursday
in the semifinals. The los-
er will play Thursday at 10
a.m. in a loser-out game.
Members of the Big
Horn all-star team are
Kaleb Snyder, Jordan
Vasquez, Trevor Jewell, Ty-
ler Nichols, Branson Robin-
son, AnaMia Davila, Zane
Horrocks, Trace Moss and
Jess Wambeke from the
North Big Horn program,
Jordan Mautz and Kelvin
Williamson from the Grey-
bull/Basin program and
Dante Garza from the Otto
team. Jason Sumaya is the
manager, and Justin Moss
and Stacy Horrocks are as-
sistant managers.
DAVID PECK
Jonathan Allred runs the bases while playing
kickball at the Byron baseball park Saturday
afternoon. Looks like he blew a shoe with a mighty
kick.
Batwings
win first
Byron Days
kickball
tourney
BY SAM SMITH
Three teams participat-
ed in the first annual Byron
Days Kickball Tournament
Saturday at the Byron Lit-
tle League Baseball Field.
In the championship
game, the Batwings team
defeated Your Mom's Fa-
vorite 15-2 to win the
tournament.
The roster for the
Batwings team includ-
ed Darren Ballard, Les-
lie George, Spur, Payton,
Dylan, Cordell, Brandon,
Kailyn and Mike, with no
last names provided by
organizers.,
"It was .an aw, esome
tournament," Ballard said.
"Everyone had fun
whether we won or lost,"
George said.
Members of the run-
ner up team, Your Mom's
Favorite, were Spencer
Bates, Caleb Brown, Ma-
honri Brown and "Sean,
Jake, Pam, Courtney, and
Karen," with no last names
provided.
Babe Ruthers off to tournament
The Lovell/North Big
Horn Babe Ruth all-stars
will travel to Worland
this week for the District
Four Tournament to be
played at Newell Sargent
Park.
Lovell will play one
game Thursday and
two games Friday in
the round-robin style
tournament. Lovell will
play Riverton Thursday
at 4 p.m., Powell at 1 p.m.
Friday and host Worland
at 4 p.m. Friday.
The top two teams
will advance to the state
tournament July 23-26 in
Green River. A possible
tie-breaking game is set
for Saturday at 9 a.m.
Members of the Lovell/
North Big Horn team
are Logan Hitz, Ethan
Hessenthaler, Spur
Hackney, Will Lillard,
Jeremy McQuery, Logan
Nunn, Mikel May, Ethan
Price, Dylan Langston,
Kaelan Snell, Brendan
Roman, Ross Padilla, Juan
Rivera, Tanner Brinklow
and Wyatt Horrocks.
Coaching the team are
Braden and Lynn Hitz.
Hunter safety class starts Aug. 5 in Lovell
BY PATTI CARPENTER
Sheriff Ken Black-
burn will be teaching a
hunter safety class, start-
ing on Aug. 5, at the Fire
Hall, in Lovell. The class-
es will take place on Tues-
days and Thursdays, from
6 - 8 p.m., and will run for
three weeks. There will
also be one Saturday class
to be arranged.
The course will cov-
er animal identification,
outdoor ethics and surviv-
al, laws specific to hunt-
ing and gun safety. The
law requires anyone born
after 1966 to take the
course before applying for
a license to hunt but oth-
ers born before that date
can take the class.
There is a $10 fee for
the class. Space is limit-
ed to 25 participants and
is already half full, so
advance signup is high-
ly recommended. Partici-
pants can sign up on the
Wyoming Game and Fish
website www. http://wgfd.
wyo.gov/web2011/home.
aspx.
For more information
call 548-6186.
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