Craig Sports Briefs for Aug. 22, 2014: Moffat County High School runners place 10th in opening meet
The Moffat County High School boys cross-country team placed 10th out of 12, 3A teams during the Cheyenne Mountain Stampede on Thursday in Colorado Springs. Ashley Suits was the top finisher for MCHS, clocking in at 20 minutes, 45 seconds.
Coach Todd Trapp said the meet was a tough but rewarding one to start off the season because of the level of competition with schools attending from 2A through 5A divisions. Additionally, it offers a look at the course that will be used for the state event in October.
A limited number of runners were able to attend from Moffat County, with only two members of the girls team, not qualifying for the varsity race without a minimum of five participants.
Trapp said the results were very positive and that this is just the beginning of things to come.
“We got some experience, built some strength, and we’re going to have a good season,” he said.
The team’s next meet is Aug. 29 in Delta.
Boys
Runner — Time, Ranking
Ashley Suits — 20:45, 40
Andrew Keiss — 21:50, 57
Riley Allen — 22:08, 59
Isaac Chacon — 22:53, 66
Steven Walls — 23:30, 74
Brandon Beason — 24:48, 75
Garrett Flint — 27:11, 86
Girls
Runner — Time
Lauren Samuelson — 23:55
Kaylee Durham — 25:56
Moffat County High School boys golf finishes 7th at Rifle
The Moffat County High School boys golf team continued to improve in its third meet of the season, shooting a combined 271 on Wednesday at Rifle Creek Golf Course, a meet won by Steamboat Springs.
Mike Bingham shot an 85, followed by Chris Kling with 92, Tyler Davis with 94 and Phillip Chadwick with 96.
Coach Justin Folley said the team showed an overall marked improvement with its lowest cumulative score yet.
Due to scheduling changes, the team will not travel to Delta, and their next match instead is Thursday at Cobble Creek Golf Course in Montrose.
John Doane, Heather Cannon win Craig golf championships
Yampa Valley Golf Course hosted the Men’s and Women’s Club Championships on Saturday and Sunday for the best golfers in the area. John Doane was named the Men’s Club Champion of 2014, and Heather Cannon the Women’s Club Champion.
Doane also claimed the title among senior men, with Susan Nicholson doing the same among women.
Rankings from the tournament follow:
Men
Championship Flight — Gross Scores
Name — Day One, Day Two, Total
John Doane — 76, 79, 155
Dan Brown — 84, 75, 159
Willie Barclay — 81, 81, 162
Luke Franich/Greg Hamilton — 78, 85, 163/84, 79, 163 (tie)
Net
Pete Heuer/Bud Bower — 63, 72, 135/70, 65, 135 (tie)
Chester Hinkle/Glenn Navratil/Kelby Virden — 65, 72, 137/69, 68, 137/66, 71, 137 (tie)
First Flight — Gross
John Svoboda — 83, 90, 173
Gary Anderson — 93, 81, 174
Don Smith — 85, 97, 182
Gary James — 89, 95, 184
Net
Sammy Marquez/Jack Virden — 71, 69, 140/70, 70, 140 (tie)
Dan Moore — 69, 72, 141
Dave Brookshire, Burl McMillen — 78, 65, 143/66, 77, 143 (tie)
Championship Senior Flight — Gross
John Doane — 76, 79 155
Bud Bower — 83, 78, 161
Willie Barclay — 81, 81, 162
Net
John Svoboda — 66, 73, 139
Gary Anderson — 77, 65, 142
Gary James — 70, 76, 146
Women
Gross Scores
Heather Cannon — 79, 80, 159
Susan Nicholson — 85, 83, 168
Net
Jamie Eckroth — 65, 67, 132
Lani Cleverly — 70, 69, 139
Senior Scores
Susan Nicholson — 85, 83, 168
Lani Cleverly — 87, 86, 173
Local billiards season starts in September
BCA Pool Leagues will begin its fifth season in September at The Popular Bar, 24 W. Victory Way.
The nine-ball league takes place at 5 p.m. Sundays starting Sept. 7, consisting of three-person teams with a total of fiv players allowed on teams. Eight-ball is at 6 p.m. Mondays, beginning Sept. 8, with five-person teams and a total of eight players allowed on teams.
Players can qualify for a Las Vegas trip during both nights. The league also hosts tournaments and special events throughout the season.
Yearly fees are $20 to play in both leagues and in all other events. Nightly fees are $5 for nine-ball and $6 for eight-ball, plus the cost of coins.
For more information, call 970-620-0056 or visit http://craigbca.weebly.com.
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