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Loss to Kellogg
ends Maniac season
The Orofino
Maniacs ended their season with a 72-34 loser out loss to Kellogg in
3A District I-II tournament action Feb. 23.
Kellogg, led by
15 at the half, and dominated second half play.
Michael Welch
scored 14 points for the Maniacs.
Orofino
Bryce Pippenger 0,
Gil Gray 0, Paul Turley 0, Seth Melton 2, Jason Thompson 3, Trevor
Bansemer 6, Tyler Meeks 5, Michael Welch 14, Ricky Breeden 0, Thad
Goodrich 4, Schlieper 0.
Kellogg
Fields 2, Serrano
2, Jerome 9, Bebout 7, Bren 0, Groth 4, Lewis 16, Wendt 18, Morgan
2, Osburn 3, Hulstrom 2, Hadley 2.
Orofino 7 9 7 11—34
Kellogg 19 12
20 21--72
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Spartans end
season with loss to Genesee
The Timberline
Spartans fell to
Genesee 48-28 in a loser-out game at the 1A Division I District II
tournament Feb. 20.
The Spartans
trailed by seven at the half, and were unable to gain ground against
the fourth-seeded Bulldogs in the second half of play.
Timberline,
which converted just 11 of 55 shots (20 percent), got 13 points from
Colton Jared. The eighth-seeded Spartans end their season at 11-10.
Timberline
Austin Blain 1 2-2
4, Dustin Hodges 3 0-0 6, Jake Jared 1 1-2 3, Colton Jared 5 0-0 13,
Kendrick Jared 0 0-0 0, Dylan Anderson 1 0-2 2, Lawson Jared 0 0-2
0. Totals 11 3-8 28.
Genesee
Sam Druffel 5 5-6
17, Sam Hermann 6 2-2 15, Brandan Nelson 0 0-0 0, Alan Berry 6 0-0
12, Ryan Borth 0 0-0 0, Jack Hermann 1 0-1 2, Ken Wommack 1 0-0 2.
Totals 19 7-9 48.
Timberline 6 7 8 7-28
Genesee 13 7 14
14-48
Three-point goals - C.Jared, S.Druffel 2, S.Hermann. Total fouls - Timberline 11,
Genesee 11. Fouled out - C.Jared.
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Orofino
wrestlers win four medals at State
Orofino High
School wrestlers competed at state finals in Pocatello Feb. 27,
finishing 11th overall 3A division, with 81 points.
Orofino’s
Preston Walker, a senior No. 1 seed at 152 pounds, dropped a tense
5-3 decision to second-seeded Caleb Walker of Salmon. Trailing 4-3
inside the final minute, Walker intentionally gave up an escape and
tried to tie the score with a takedown.
“The kid
attacked him pretty well,” Orofino coach Garett Bretz said. “Down
one point with 50 seconds left, we had to cut him loose. He just
wasn’t able to get the takedown.”
Orofino put two
wrestlers in the finals, Walker and Bo Brooks. It is the second year
of competition at 3A level.
Brooks, a senior
at 152, was pinned in the third period of the finals by No. 1 seed
and defending champion Luke Weaver of Salmon.
Michael Skinner
placed third for the Maniacs and Jesse Faler was fourth.
“We’re a small
3-A school,” Bretz said. “The kids don’t even think about that—they
just go out and wrestle. It was nice to see them compete well.”
Orofino
130—Preston
Walker, Oro, dec. Tim Heffron, Tet, 8-2; Caleb Walker, Sal, dec. P.
Walker 5-3; P. Walker second.
140—Chase
Richins, She, dec. Michael Skinner, Oro, 6-3; Skinner dec. Chris
Pooley, PR, 15-8; Skinner dec. Mitch Svedin, Wei, 11-4; Skinner
third.
152—Bo
Brooks, Oro, dec. Juan Christensen, SF, 6-3; Luke Weaver, Sal, p.
Brooks, 4:54: Brooks second.
189—Faler dec.
Vince Landon, She, 10-5; Joe Barbion, Pay, p. Faler, 1:45; Faler
fourth.
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MANIAC DANCERS
GOING TO STATE—The Orofino High School Dance Team, during the
District 1 and 2 meet held Feb. 27 at Lewiston High School,
qualified for four divisions in state competition March 19-20: Hip
Hop, Dance, Military and Prop. At Districts they awed the crowd with
their new Hip Hop routine. The Junior Maniac Dancers also performed
a stellar exhibition routine and will be competing soon. Pictured (l
to r) are Jordan Johnson, Nazy Kozyryeva, Mary Thacker, Morgan Berg
(captain), Ali Espinosa (captain), Patty White, Kaylona Rebel,
Tristan Majors, Willie Unger, Sidney Erb.
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OHS Cheerleaders
win Over All Grand Champions
By Sharon Meador
Congratulations
to Orofino High School (OHS) Cheerleaders for winning Over All Grand
Champions at the District I & II State Cheer Qualifying Competition
at Lewiston High School this past weekend.
OHS won first
in Group Stunt, scoring highest along with Lewiston High School in
this category. They also placed first in Show Stunting ahead of
Kellogg, Bonners Ferry, St. Maries and Priest River.
OHS
cheerleaders also placed first in Sideline, scoring the highest
points of all teams competing in the 3A through 5A classifications.
The Maniac
Cheerleaders will advance to State Cheer on March 20 and compete in
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