Se tember 30, 2021 l The Lovell Chronicle I 13
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Lady Grizzly netters go 7-5 during busy week
BY SAM SMITH
The Rocky Mountain
Middle School volleyball
squads enjoyed another
busy week of home volley-
ball action over the week—
end by hosting Burlington
Thursday, Ten Sleep Satur-
day, Greybull Monday and
Cody Tuesday.
The Lady Grizz eighth-
grade squad defeated Burl—
ington 23—21, 15-21, 21—13.
The seventh—grade A
team defeated the ‘ Lady
Huskies 21—15, 21-15, 21-18.
The B team defeated Burl—
ington 21-16, 21-17, 21—14.
.Saturday at home, the
Lady Grizz seventh grad—
ers defeated Ten Sleep 21-
13, 21—13, 19-21. The B team
fell to the Lady Pioneers 21—
9, 21-12, 10—21.
Monday in Cowley, the
Rocky eighth—grade team
defeated the Greybull
Lady Buffs 21-17, 14—21, 21—
14 to improve to 7-2 on the
season.
The seventh-grade A
team defeated Greybull 21—
18, 21—13 12-21, and the B
team fell to the Lady Buffs
23-25, 21—14, 21-14.
The Lady Grizz netters
traveled to Cody to face the
Fillies Tuesday. The eighth
grade fell to Cody 21—9, 21—
8, 21—12. The B team defeat—
ed Cody 4-1.
The seventh-grade A
team fell to the Fillies 21—
11, 21-4, 17—21. The Rocky B
team fell 21—9, 21—15, 12-21,
8-21,15—7.
LOVELL VOLLEYBALL
Thursday at home,
the Lovell Middle School
eighth—grade volleyball A
squad fell to Cody 21—3, 21—
7, 21—4. The B team fell to
Cody 21—9, 19-21 and 21—12.
The seventh—grade A
squad defeated 21-15, 21—
17, 21-16 in Cod Thursday.
The B team de eated Cody
21-7, 22-20, 21—15.
Saturday in Dayton, the
Lady Mustang eighth-grade
A squad fell to Tongue Riv—
er 25-7, 25-10 and 25—5. The
B squad defeated the Lady
Eagles 25—10, 25—17 and
25—22.
The seventh-grade A
team fell to Tongue Riv—
er 25-11, 25-12, 15-11. The B
squad fell to the Lady Ea-
gles 21—16, 21-17,16—14.
LOVELL AND ROCKY
FOOTBALL
The Rocky Moun-
tain Middle School eighth—
grade football team fell to
Cody 34—22 Thursday at
home. Clayton Thompson
scored two touchdowns in
the game, and Triffen Jol—
ley scored one. Joaquin
Scheeler had both two—
point conversions.
The seventh-grade
squad fell to Cody 14—8, also
in Cowley. Mason Moss had
the lone score and the two—
point conversion for the
Grizz.
Saturday in Worland,
the Grizzly ei hth grad—
ers fell to Shos oni 38—30.
Thompson had touchdown
runs of 63 and 24 yards, and
Jolley had a 36-yard touch—
down run. Landon Pruett
caught a} 43-yard touch—
down pass from Scheeler
for a score.
The Rocky sev-
enth—grade squad defeat—
ed Shoshoni 38-8. Coo—
per Ward broke loose for
touchdown runs of 63
and 42 yards, and Mason
Twomey scored on a four—
yard run. Moss scored on
a 26—yard run and Ryan
Grant scored on a 46-yard
touchdown reception.
The Lovell Mustangs
eighth—grade football
squad fell to Thermopolis
8-6 Saturday in Thermop-
olis. Owen Walker caught
a pass from Kyle Wilson for
the Mustangs lone score.
The seventh—grade
team defeated Thermopo—
lis 8—6. Austin Cook ran in a
touchdown, and Rocco Rael
found Dean Anderson open
for the go—ahead two-point
conversron.
Tuesday, the Lovell
eighth—grade squad de—
feated Rocky 30—8. Walk—
er caught two touchdown
passes of 18 and 12 yards
from quarterback Wilson
to lead 14—0. The Mustangs
scored late in the second
quarter on a five—yard run
by Kalell Gruell to take a
22—0 lead into halftime.
The Grizz scored in the
second half on a 35—yard
run by Moss. Moss found
Pruett in the endzone for
the two—point conversion.
After the Rocky score,
Matthew Newman took
the kickoff 65 yards to the
house. The Mustangs went
on to win by 22.
g The Lovell sev-
enth—grade team defeat-
ed the Grizz 28-0. Cook
scored on runs of 40, 52
and 45 yards. Jett Hessen-
thaler also had a run of
11 yards and ran in a two-
point conversion. Kaeson
Anderson also ran in a two-
point conversion.
LOVELL AND ROCKY
CROSS COUNTRY
On Thursday, Sept. 23,
the Lovell and Rocky Moun-
tain middle school cross
country squads travelled
to Powell to run in a quad
meet with Cody and host
team Powell participating.
The Lovell bo s placed
third in the qua with 52
points, nine points behind
Cody.
Five Mustang runners
placed in the top 15 Thurs-
day in Powell. Sixth—grad—
er Wilson Hendershot was
the top runner for Lovell,
placing ninth with a time of
14:10.
Six. seconds be-
hind Hendershot was
eighth-grader Cash Wass—
mer in 10th at 14:16. “Cash
Wassmer was our num-
ber-two runner, which was
not the case for him as a
sixth grader,” coach Joshua
Sanders said. '
In 11th was Sam Mayes
at 14:20, and 24 seconds be-
hind him was eighth—grad-
er Jacob Thomas in 12th at
14:44.
Jay Mayes placed 15th
with a time of 15:01, and
Hugh Carpenter placed
18th, coming in at 15:41.
Other Mustang run—
ners were:
Cutler Wilkerson 16:17,
Hudson Mickelson 16:28,
Anthony Garcia 16:47.
The Lovell girls placed
third in Powell with a team
score of 75 points.
Leading the Lady Mus—
tangs was sixth-grad—
er Caylee Herman, who
placed seventh with a time
of 14:15.
“Caylee Herman is still
running strong,” Sanders
said.
, In 14th was sixth-grad-
er Addie Weber, cross-
ing the finish line in 15:05.
Sixth—grader Juliette Cald—
well placed 21st, coming in
at 15:40, and eighth—grader
Atlee Sanders placed 23rd,
finishing the event in 15:53.
“Atlee Sanders set a
personal record for her-
self,” Sanders said.
Other Lady Mustang
runners were:
Kyra Blank 16:16, Jaelen
Mayes 16:21, Candace Walk-
er, 17:09 (tie), Jaycie Allen
17:09 (tie), Christina Zoll—
man 19:38, Amanda Snyder
26:22. >
“I was really pleased
with some of the kids who
have been in the program
for three years,” Sand—
ers said. “They have really
improved their time from
their sixth—grade ear. All
the runners finis ed the
race with aggression. Now
they just need to pick up
the pace on the first half of
the race.”
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Seventh—grader
Loyning led the Griz—
zly boys in Powell with a
fourth—place time of 13:04.
“Sam Loyning ran 3
Sam
good race,” coach Tim
Jones said.
Dyami Rock placed
16th, crossing the finish
line in 15:18.
“Dyami Rock worked
hard and ran well in Pow—
ell,” Jones said.
Noah Gilmore placed
33rd, coming in at 18:28,
and Jackson Olson placed
37th with a time of 26:58.
Leading the Lady
Grizz was Darcy Robert-
son in 34th place with a
time of 18:15. Eighth-grad-
er Evynn Alvarez placed
36th in a time of 18:48. Five
seconds behind her was
eighth-grader Ellie Alvarez
in 37th at 18:53.
“Ellie and Evynn Alva—
rez ran their best times of
the year,” Jones said. “We
are just working on getting
a little better every day.
Cross country is a sport
that, in order to be suc—
cessful, you have to run
with a little pain. You have
to push your limits to see
improvement.
“We are trying to push
our runners to get com—
fortable hurting a little.
Life is full of uncomfortable
situations. If you can learn
to work through them, you
have won half the battle.
Many people just quit if it
gets too difficult. That’s
why I enjoy coaching cross
country so much. It teaches
great life lessons.”
The Lovell and Rocky
harriers are scheduled to
compete at the Worland In-
vitational today (Thursday)
at 3 pm.
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