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8-9 year old girls 10-11 year old girls 12-13 year old girls Weekly News Journal Thursday, January 12, 2012 23 8-9 year old boys 10-11 year old boys 12-13 year old boys Sports ELKS Hoop Shoot winners Photo by Jeri Bosley - News Journal The 8-9 year old girl winners were left to right: Aaliyah Tovar – First Place and Jaiden Garza – Second Place. Photo by Jeri Bosley - News Journal The 10-11 year old girl winners were left to right: Kylee McManus – First Place, Kiara Garza – Second Place, and Aliyah Torres – Third Place. Photo by Jeri Bosley - News Journal The 12-13 year old girl winners were left to right: Angelina Garza – First Place, Quincy Osterhout – Second Place, and Maura Merrill – Third Place. Photo by Jeri Bosley - News Journal The 8-9 year old boy winners were left to right: Jonathon Hernandez – First Place, Cannon Schow – Second Place, and Dawson L. Osterhout – Third Place. Photo by Jeri Bosley - News Journal The 10-11 year old boy winners were left to right: Rylan Chandler – First Place, Brock Whitaker – Second Place, and Kasen Carpenter – Third Place. Photo by Jeri Bosley - News Journal The 12-13 year old boy winners were left to right: Koy Chandler – First Place, Junior Vega – Second Place, and Eric Wilson – Third Place. Aaliyah Tovar, Jonathan Hernandez, Kylee McManus, Ryland Chandler, Angelina Garza, and Koy Chandler will compete in the district competition held in Rupert on Saturday February 4th.
24 Weekly News Journal Thursday, January 12, 2012 Scaup are often observed ducks Bobcat boys outlast Spartans for win esser Scaup Ring-Necked Duck Greater Scaup By Dave Hanks Special Contributor When scanning a body of water, the ducks we see quite often are Scaup. This group consists of diving ducks that are awkward when walking on land because their legs are set so far back on their body. They, also, have a compact, heavy body that necessitates a running start on water in order to gain fl ight. Greater Scaup, Lesser Scaup, and Ring-Necked Duck are all familiar to me. Both the Greater and Lesser Scaup are very similar except for their head colors. The Lesser’s head is purplish, while the Greater’s is a dull green. They both appear black at a distance, and you must examine them closely with binoculars to see the colors. www.davesnaturephotos.com www.davesnaturephotos.com www.davesnaturephotos.com The Greater prefers salt water, but the Lesser is more apt to be found in fresh water lakes. Also, Lesser Scaup are by far the most numerous – making up 90 percent of the two populations. The Ring Necked is slightly larger and has a dark dorsal surface, instead of a light one like the other two. The white on his belly ends with a tip that extends partway up his neck. This species also has a white ring around the lower end of his beak. It gets its name from a cinnamon colored collar that can only be seen if very close up. Ring-Necks summer in Canada, but come to the western states to winter. During migration is the best time to observe them, when they are very common on small ponds during this time. The females of these three species are hard to tell apart without careful fi eld guide study. Reservoir Levels By Jay Lenkersdorfer Weekly News Journal BURLEY - The highly anticipated Burley – Minico Boys Varsity basketball game held up to the storied history of the series recently as the Bobcats rallied late to put the game out of reach, the fi nal score Burley 51, Minico 38. Those attending the game were treated to an intense defensive battle with steals, blocked shots and fi erce pressure on the ball coming up the court. The Minico team had the height advantage but that didn’t keep the Bobcats from fi ghting for every rebound and contesting each shot. The Spartans shot just 31 percent from the fl oor, 50 percent from the line while the Bobcats shot 41 percent from the fl oor and 79 percent from the free throw line. Minico’s top scorer was #21, Sager Navarez with 10 points followed closely by #20, Ethan Belnap with 9 points. Burley’s hot shooter was #24, Brandon Hosteen, who scored the fi rst six Bobcat points of the game, ending up with a game high 19 points. Hosteen also knocked down four clutch free throws in the 4th quarter. Kody Coltrin was By Jeri Bosley Weekly News Journal BURLEY – The Burley Bobcats girls’ basketball team fell to the Minico Spartans last week at home by a score of 46-40. The Lady Bobcats maintained a lead through the fi rst half. They outscored the Spartans in the fi rst quarter by a score of 11-14 and had a one point lead at halftime of 18-19. The Spartans had a monstrous third quarter and outscored Burley 18-7 to take the lead. “Foul trouble to Chelsee Baker was huge,” said Burley head coach Roger Caresia, “We missed too many layups and foul shots. Just too many mental mistakes, it’s that simple.” Leading scorer for the Spartans was Micaela Merrill with 12 points, followed by Marlee Chandler with 11 points. Burley’s Aubrie Vale had a game high 17 points, followed by Brooke Bowers with 10 points. Burley will travel to Minico for a rematch on January 25th for the second high scorer for Burley with 9 points. Though the game got rough during a couple of offensive spurts, both teams demonstrated great sportsmanship in the end, a credit to both coaching staffs. Minico Head Coach Adam John- Photo by Jay Lenkersdorfer - News Journal Burley’s Kody Coltrin puts up a fierce defense against Minico during the recent rivalry game. Sophomore Brandon Hosteen (background) was the high scorer of the game with 19 points. Photo by Ryan Thomas Photography Senior Micaela Merrill had a team 12 points against the Burley Bobcats. each team’s last conference game of the regular season before they head into the district tournament. Burley currently has an overall 5-8 record, and is now 1-4 in the Great Basin Conference. They will travel to Jerome on Friday to play the Jerome Tigers in conference action. The Tigers are fi rst in the conference with a son is in his fi rst year as Spartans’ Head Coach. Minico is 1-7 for the season. Burley Head Coach Jack Bagley is off to another fast start, with a team that could easily be contenders during the playoffs. Burley is 7-2 for the season. Minico girls edge out Burley WELDING Photo by Ryan Thomas Photography Junior guard Aubrie Vale had a game high 17 points against the Minico Spartans. 5-1 record and 12-3 overall. Minico is 10-5 overall for the season and 4-2 in the conference. The Spartans beat the Jerome Tigers Tuesday night by a score of 46-41. They will travel to Twin Falls to play the Bruins on Friday night. Twin Falls is currently 3-2 in the conference and 8-6 overall. Portable or in our shop • Odd/Small Jobs • Equipment Repair • On-site Aluminum • Stainless SHOP NOW OPEN Day Welding, LLC 208-431-6064 613 W. Dennis Dr in Paul, across from Butte Irrigation
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