Panther wrestlers pummel Pelicans - December 10, 2004

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47 °F Forecast | Road Cams Monday, January 24, 2005   Today's News | Classifieds | Autos | Homes | Jobs | Tempo | Health | Community | Home Delivery   SECTIONS Home Page Local News Sports Business Obituaries   Life   Opinion - Politics   Tempo   AP News   Weather   Classified   Archives   Site Map   SPECIAL SECTIONS   Since We Asked   Outdoor Journal   Menu Guide   How To Guide   Wellness Connection   Readers' Choice   Real Estate Showcase   Real Estate Guide   Joy Magazine   Homelife Magazine   Wedding Guide   Passport to the Rogue Valley   EXTRA   Newspaper in Education   Personals   Movie Times   TV Times   E The People   Volunteer Opportunities   Moving to Southern Oregon?   MARKETPLACE Find a Car Find a Home Find a Job Classifieds Place an ad  eSouthernOregon Automotive Communities   Entertainment   Publications   Recreation   Calendar   CUSTOMER SERVICE Frequent Questions Advertising Information Home Delivery Employment Contact Us Media Kit   Network Affiliate Oregon Road Conditions & Cams Email Story to a Friend December 10, 2004 Panther wrestlers pummel Pelicans KLAMATH FALLS — On the strength of seven pins, South Medford’s wrestling team remained undefeated in Southern Oregon Conference duals with a 55-18 rout of Klamath Union on Thursday night. Alex Brummer got the night off to a roaring start for the Panthers (2-0 SOC) with a pin at 160 pounds, and was joined in the fall category by teammates Jon Lang (215), Brian Heinrich (275), Matt Cornish (103), Jerry DeBoer (125), Chris Helman (140) and Travis Harvey (145). "These guys have taken a lot of hard knocks the last couple years," said South head coach Ken Thompson, "so it’s kinda fun to come over here and put a Crater-like score on someone like we did." Thompson said South’s top effort in the dominant dual may actually have come in a loss, with Juan Aguilar bumping up a weight and giving the Pelicans’ Sergio Jefferson a run before succumbing 6-4 in overtime. "Juan wrestled him really well," said Thompson. "Juan was really the aggressor in overtime and was trying to take Sergio down but just got a little out of position and was taken down." Advertisement 103 — Matt Cornish, SM, pinned Kyle Barns, 1:59; 112 — Sergio Jefferson, KU, dec. Juan Aguilar, 6-4 OT; 119 — Brandon Ray, KU, dec. Ryan Taylor, 13-6; 125 — Jerry DeBoer, SM, pinned Chad Butler, 1:36; 130 — Jon Brandsness, KU, pinned Alex Cortez, 2:29. 135 — Zach Baumgaurt, KU, pinned Seth Hernandez, 3:24; 140 — Chris Helman, SM, pinned Chris Sandoe, 2:41; 145 — Travis Harvey, SM, pinned Matt Swisher, 3:05; 152 — Dan Swift, SM, major dec. Wes Alaniz, 8-0. *160 — Alex Brummer, SM, pinned Brandon Ege, 1:59; 171 — Corey Oxford, SM, dec. Aaron Beger, 8-4; 189 — Kenny Licea, SM, won by forfeit; 215 — Jon Lang, SM, pinned Jesse Nork, 3:30; 275 — Brian Heinrich, SM, pinned Steve Gaither, 3:23. * — denotes starting weight ROSEBURG 43, GRANTS PASS 24 — At Grants Pass, Roseburg swept the upper weights and split the rest as the Indians remained undefeated in SOC action. 103 — Kerey Crinklaw, R, pinned Mike Cowell, 4:18; 112 — Tyler Baker, GP, pinned Robbie Atterburg, 2:31; 119 — Aaron Suggs, R. pinned Ryan Fauver, 1:22; 125 — Trevor Lofstedt, R, pinned Tyler Stewart, 3:55; 130 — Richard Alves, GP, dec. Jake Spears, 6-3. 135 — Jake Wilton, R, major dec. Daniel Mettler, 13-4; 140 — Eric Sedivy, GP, dec. Darwin Durchanek, 10-4; 145 — Chris Hotch, GP, pinned Mitchell Nelson, :46; 152 — Steve Haidon, R, pinned Matt Hughes, 1:22. 160 — Kelsey Dobner, GP, pinned Brian Benson, 5:12; 171 — John Forrester, R, dec. J.D. Hear, 12-7; 189 — Eli Peterson, R, pinned Mark Stork, 1:28; 215 — Joe Smith, R, dec. Tyler Dungey, 10-9; 275 — Nick Steinkamp, R, dec. Albert Wessels, 6-2. Boys Basketball ROGUE RIVER 69, WEED (Calif.) 52 — At Yreka, Calif., Juan Bartholomew and Gary Richardson each scored 16 points to lead Rogue River to a win at the Yreka Invitational. Rogue River slowly pulled away for the double-digit victory by using a patient offense to find good looks against Weed’s zone defense. Spencer Frantz dished out nine assists and hauled in six rebounds for the Chieftains (3-2). WEED (52) — Sourinphone 7, Kenesockkharmsene 11, Reed 2, Souvannasay 11, Huuila 0, Leiffer 2, Williams 8, Sanchez 0, Jauregui 0, Philavono 0, Sivonosa 11, O’Toole 0. Totals: 21 7-9 52. ROGUE RIVER (69) — Waroff 10, Regals 2, Frantz 3, Wright 7, Parrillo 9, Richardson 16, Burkman 2, Castro 0, Sanger 4, Bartholomew 16. Totals 27 10-19 69. Weed..........................................10 14 12 16 — 52 Rogue River...............................13 18 17 21 — 69 3-point goals — Weed 3 (Sourinphone 1, Kenesockkharmsene 1, Souvannasay 1), Rogue River 5 (Waroff 2, Frantz 1, Wright 1, Richardson 1). Fouled out — Kenesockkharmsene. Girls Basketball YREKA 60, PHOENIX 44 — At Phoenix, Yreka’s Kendre Carrie poured in a game-high 22 points and Phoenix hindered its own cause with poor shooting in a nonconference game. The Pirates (2-2) converted only 29 percent of their shots from the field (15-for-51) and 44 percent from the free-throw line (12-for-27). Jaclyn Unruh, a 5-foot-10 senior post, paced Phoenix with 16 points, 10 rebounds and five assists. YREKA (60) — Carrie 22, Brown 10, Caldwell 7, Salters 6, Ramirez 5, Wood 3, White 2, Hopkins 4, Jaycox 1, Bridwell 0, Bussard 0. Totals: 25 7-9 60. PHOENIX (44) — Unruh 16, McCarty 11, George 9, Woodman 6, Hanscomb 2, Tidwell 0, Novak 0, Fry 0, Heard 0, Engle 0. Totals: 15 12-27 44. Yreka..........................................20 17 11 12 — 60 Phoenix.......................................10 11 14 9 — 44 3-point goals — Yreka 3 (Carrie 2, Ramirez 1), Phoenix 2 (George 1, McCarty 1). LAKEVIEW 79, KLAMATH UNION JV 33 — At Lakeview, Anneke Tucker fought off early foul trouble to post a game-high 19 points for the Honkers (3-1). KLAMATH UNION (33) — DeGroot 0, Gilbert 5, Najar 0, Rokes 0, Dawson 11, Lousignont 2, Rochelle 4, Buck 0, Kellom 7, Fiegi 4. Totals: 10 13-23 33. LAKEVIEW (79) — Simms 2, Tucker 19, Burkholder 8, Hall 7, Flynn 2, Montgomery 6, Bradbury 6, Albertson 0, Dixon 7, Brown 3, Totten 17, Pardue 2. Totals: 34 10-23 79. Klamath Union JV...........................9 10 8 6 — 33 Lakeview...................................17 17 16 29 — 79 3-point goals — Lakeview 1 (Bradbury 1). BUTTE FALLS 53, ROGUE VALLEY ADVENTIST 34 — Kyndi Sutfin scored 17 points and Shawna Wright added 14 points and 11 rebounds as Butte Falls cruised to a nonconference win over host Rogue Valley Adventist. The Loggers (2-2) used a 12-4 run in the third quarter to extend an already healthy 28-15 advantage to 40-19 heading into the final period. BUTTE FALLS (53) — Patton 0, S. Wright 14, Stephenson 6, K. Ferguson 1, Ross 0, Rodgers 8, Myers 2, Berg 0, Harms 0, F. Ferguson 4, C. Wright 1, Sutfin 17. Totals: 24 5-12 53. ROGUE VALLEY ADVENTIST (34) — Jepson 0, Coteet 0, Capron 7, Wold 5, Poli 0, C. Cruz 10, Benton 0, Rodrioun 0, K. Cruz 6, Haugen 6. Totals: 15 4-8 34. Butte Falls...................................19 9 12 13 — 53 Rogue Valley Adventist.................7 8 4 15 — 34 Swimming NORTH SWEEPS BY CRATER — The North Medford girls and boys swim teams each claimed victory to sweep a Southern Oregon Conference meet with Crater at the Medford YMCA on Wednesday. Tolga Tokman, Lance Abott and Brandon Fennell each scored two individual victories to lead the North boys to an 87-84 win, while Lakin Rigby and Stephanie Cendejas had two individual wins apiece to lead the Tornado girls to a 130-42 team triumph. BOYS TEAM RESULTS — North Medford 87, Crater 84. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 200 MEDLEY RELAY — 1, North Medford (Tolga Tokman, Lance Abott, Dayton Hughes, Brandon Fennell), 2:05.69; 2, Crater, 2:18.55; 3, Crater, 2:20.86. 200 FREESTYLE — 1, Brandon Fennell, NM, 2:05.67; 2, Ryan DeRoo, C, 2:20.49; 3, Tyson Broadhead, C, 2:25.64. 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY — 1, Tolga Tokman, NM, 2:18.05; 2, Derek Arami, C, 2:25.97; 3, Brandon Kennish, 2:52.19. 50 FREESTYLE — 1, Lance Abott, NM, 25.95; 2, J. Van Leuven, C, 29.11; 3, Zach Dell, C, 29.70. 100 FLY — 1, Dayton Hughes, NM, 1:13.44; 2, Rowdy Wilkins, C, 1:16.05; 3, David Leyva, NM, 1:38.47. 100 FREESTYLE — 1, Brandon Fennell, NM, 57.69; 2, Zach Dell, C, 1:06.36; 3, J. Van Leaven, C, 1:08.34. 500 FREESTYLE — 1, Tolga Tokman, NM, 5:38.09; 2, Austin Carter, C, 6:39.73; 3, Brandon Kennish, C, 6:52.67. 200 FREESTYLE RELAY — 1, Crater (Tyson Broadhead, J. Van Leuven, Brandon Kennish, Zach Dell), 2:02.06; 2, North Medford, 2:10.86; 3, Crater, 2:13.66. 100 BACKSTROKE — 1, Ryan DeRoo, C, 1:12.04; 2, Dayton Hughes, 1:22.32; 3, Thomas Gilder, NM, 1:20.72. 100 BREASTSTROKE — 1, Lance Abott, NM, 1:20.47; 2, Tyson Broadhead, C, 1:21.16; 3, A. Croslow, C, 1:31.73. 400 FREESTYLE RELAY — 1, North Medford (Brandon Fennell, Dayton Hughes, Lance Abott, Tolga Tokman), 4:10.45; 2, Crater, 4:33.29. GIRLS TEAM RESULT — North Medford 130, Crater 42. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 200 MEDLEY RELAY — 1, North Medford (Melissa Gilmore, Sarah Flinn, Stephanie Cendejas, Lakin Rigby), 2:14.08; 2, North Medford, 2:17.66. 200 FREESTYLE — 1, Elise Boldt, NM, 2:16.33; 2, Melissa Gilmore, NM, 2:18.18; 3, Caitlyn Nelson, C, 2:44.26. 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY — 1, Erin Ebert, NM, 2:36.32; 2, Brianna Houck, NM, 2:51.47; 3, Heidi Koodmans, C, 3:09.68. 50 FREESTYLE — 1, Lakin Rigby, NM, 29.90; 2, Danielle Hughes, NM, 30.83; 3, Caitlyn Nelson, C, 32.18. 100 FLY — 1, Stephanie Cendejas, NM, 1:09.42; 2, Hillary Burrelle, NM, 1:12.45; 3, Heather White, NM, 1:33.19. 100 FREESTYLE — 1, Lakin Rigby, NM, 1:04.81; 2, Erin Ebert, NM, 1:07.62; 3, Lori Barrett, C, 1:16.57. 500 FREESTYLE — 1, Ashlee Rutter, C, 5:54.37; 2, Melissa Gilmore, NM, 5:56; 3, Sarah Sinner, NM, 7:14.16. 200 FREESTYLE RELAY — 1, North Medford (Stephanie Cendejas, Hillary Burrelle, Brianna Houck, Elise Boldt), 2:03.42; 2, Crater, 2:15.24; 3, North Medford, 2:17.89. 100 BACKSTROKE — 1, Stephanie Cendejas, NM, 1:09.45; 2, Hillary Burrelle, NM, 1:21.68; 3, Heather White, NM, 1:25.69. 100 BREASTSTROKE — 1, Ashlee Rutter, C, 1:21.47; 2, Sarah Flinn, NM, 1:23.84; 3, Brianna Houck, NM, 1:30.59. 400 FREESTYLE RELAY — 1, North Medford (Elise Boldt, Lakin Rigby, Melissa Gilmore, Erin Ebert), 4:25.98; 2, North Medford, 5:15.73; 3, Crater, 5:22.92. 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