LOCAL BRIEFS
Desern, Wood take fourth at bowling tournament: Emily Desern and Brandon Wood bowled a 652 series to take fourth in the Doubles Division II at the Second Annual Brazos Valley USBC Youth Tournament held recently at Grand Station Bowling.
BASEBALL
BCS Baseball is hosting a USSSA baseball tournament in the Bryan-College Station area on Saturday and Sunday. Tournaments also will be held April 26-27, May 10-11, May 31-June 1 and June 21-22.
The tournaments are for teams ages 8-and-under through 18-and-under. Visit BCS Baseball's Web site at eteamz.active.com/bcsbaseball for more information or call Curtis Breedlove at 979-255-1988.
College Station Little League is looking for umpires for the Spring 2008 season.
Interested individuals can go to the CSLL Web site at collegestationlittleleague.com and click on the "umpires" link. They can also contact the umpire coordinator at umpires@collegestationlittleleague.com.
FISHING
The 25th Annual KCKL 95.9 FM Big Bass Tournament is March 29-30 at Cedar Creek Lake.
Entry fee is $65 per day. Youth entry fees (under 16 years old) are $10 per day.
For more information, call KCKL at 903-489-1518 or visit www.fishingworld.com/kcklbass online.
GOLF
The Texas A&M men's senior golf league will resume play Monday. The league is open to any golfer over the age of 55. Tee times are from 7 to 8:30 a.m. For more information, contact Don Bork at 846-6400.
RUNNING
A Jeff Galloway marathon training program is starting in the Bryan-College Station area with the kick-off event set for 7 p.m. on April 3 at the Wings-n-More party room on Deacon in College Station. Galloway, a former Olympian, will be at the kick-off.
Interested runners will begin training for the San Antonio Marathon/Half-Marathon in November. Runners will train on Saturday mornings in pace groups. Participants will train on their own during the week with a provided schedule.
Cost for the full-marathon program (29 weeks) is $159 while the half-marathon program (16 weeks) is $99.
For more information, visit www.jeffgalloway.com.
SOFTBALL
The 2008 Bryan-Rudder softball camp is set for June 30-July 3 at the Bryan High Softball Complex.
The camp, which runs from 8:30-11:30 a.m. each day, costs $60. Discounts are given for two or more siblings ($50 each). Child care is also available from 7:45-8:30 a.m. for an additional $10.
The camp is open to girls in second through eighth grades (2007-2008 school year). For more information, contact camp director Enrique Luna at 209-7970 or 571-5273.
Registration is now open for the 2008 Texas A&M softball camp.
A&M head coach Jo Evans, in her 12th season at the helm of Aggie softball, and associate head coaches Joy Jackson and Mary Jo Firnbach will be joined by current and former players as well as various high school and collegiate coaches to offer individual and group instruction with an emphasis on fundamentals.
The varsity camp for ages 13-18 is June 15-18 while a camp for 9- to 12-year-olds is June 19-22.
Applications and online registration are available at www.aggieathletics.com/camps.php.
RESULTS
Aggie Swim Club competes at championship: HOUSTON -- The Aggie Swim Club competed at the 14-and-under Spring Championship meet hosted by Cy-Fair/FLEET on Feb. 22-24.
Matthew Bitara won five individual events and won the high point award for the 11- to 12-year old boys division. Jack Rogers, Fernando Zambrano and Harrison Jones each won individual races, while Rogers, Hunter Scott, Josh Duewall and Shankar won the 200-yard medley relay.
Rogers and Sujay Shankar took second and third, respectively, in the 8-and-under boys division high point standings. Jones took fourth and Zambrano was fifth in the 11-12 boys high point. Hayden Duplechain placed fifth in the 13-14 boys high point placing.
Team members also set eight new individual and three relay records at the meet. Shankar set records in the 7-8 boys 50 and 100 freestyles. In the 11-12 boys, Bitara set records in the 50 freestyle, 200 freestyle and 50 butterfly while David Deng set records in the 50, 100 and 200 breaststroke events. The 8 & under relay team of Shankar, Rogers, Scott and Duewall set a 200 freestyle record. The 11-12 boys relay team of Zambrano, Jones, Bitara and Laine Johansen set a 400 freestyle relay record and the team of John Nalley, Deng, Bitara and Jones set a 400 medley relay record.
Four TAGS times were also reached. Zambrano qualified in the 12-year old boys 50 and 200 backstroke. Johansen qualified in the 11-year old boys 100 breaststroke and Brittany Thurstin qualified in the 12-year old girls 100 freestyle.
Top finishers (all distances in yards):
8 & under boys
Josh Duewall -- 8, 200 freestyle, 3:13.69; 8, 100 freestyle, 1:26.90; 5, 50 butterfly, 46.10.
Jack Rogers -- 8, 100 butterfly, 1:29.71; 5, 50 freestyle, 36.94; 3, 50 breaststroke, 51.19; 4, 100 freestyle, 1:20.64; 1, 50 butterfly, 38.25; 2, 50 backstroke, 41.95.
Hunter Scott -- 8, 50 freestyle, 39.33; 2, 50 breaststroke, 49.69; 6, 100 breaststroke, 1:46.39.
Sujay Shankar -- 2, 100 I.M., 1:34.31; 2, 50 freestyle, 35.26; 2, 100 freestyle, 1:19.18; 3, 50 butterfly, 41.25; 5, 50 backstroke, 42.76.
200 medley relay -- 1, (Rogers, Scott, Duewall, Shankar), 2:56.32.
200 freestyle relay -- 2, (Shankar, Rogers, Scott, Duewall), 2:29.25.
9-10 girls
Mackenzie Jones -- 7, 100 backstroke, 1:19.15; 8, 50 breaststroke, 43.38; 8, 50 backstroke, 36.64.
200 medley relay -- 4, (Jones, Shreya Shankar, Kaitlyn Romoser, Karly Waguespack), 2:32.57.
200 freestyle relay -- 6, (Jones, Romoser, Shankar, Waguespack), 2:14.65.
11-12 girls
Logan Beverly -- 7, 50 freestyle, 28.37; 8, 100 backstroke, 1:11.21.
Teresa Defigueiredo -- 8, 100 breaststroke, 1:21.67.
Catherine Martin -- 7, 50 backstroke, 34.99.
Megan Rogers -- 2, 200 butterfly, 3:01.12.
Brittany Thurstin -- 5, 500 freestyle, 5:53.62; 6, 50 breaststroke, 37.46; 2, 100 backstroke, 1:09.21; 5, 200 freestyle, 2:11.86; 2, 100 freestyle, 57.19; 8, 200 backstroke, 2:34.46.
Madisen Walker -- 4, 50 breaststroke, 39.21.
Angela Yip -- 5, 50 backstroke, 33.48.
400 medley relay -- 4, (Yip, Walker, Thurstin, Beverly), 4:51.70.
400 freestyle relay -- 6, (Thurstin, Yip, Alanis King, Rogers), 4:20.89.
11-12 boys
Matthew Bitara -- 1, 100 butterfly, 1:03.00; 1, 50 freestyle, 25.50; 1, 200 freestyle, 2:03.21; 1, 50 butterfly, 27.71; 1, 50 backstroke, 29.09; 2, 100 I.M., 1:03.89.
David Deng -- 2, 50 breaststroke, 33.74; 6, 50 freestyle, 27.60; 3, 200 breaststroke, 2:41.78.
Laine Johansen -- 4, 500 freestyle, 5:55.33; 6, 200 freestyle, 2:14.26; 6, 100 breaststroke, 1:21.78.
Harrison Jones -- 2, 500 freestyle, 5:39.30; 4, 50 freestyle, 27.36; 2, 200 freestyle, 2:03.54; 1, 100 freestyle, 57.65; 5, 50 backstroke, 31.90; 5, 100 I.M., 1:08.22.
Everett Mahlmann -- 2, 200 backstroke, 2:31.33.
John Nalley -- 7, 100 butterfly, 1:09.97; 2, 100 backstroke, 1:06.60; 5, 50 butterfly, 31.77; 4, 50 backstroke, 31.64.
Kensen Shi -- 8, 50 backstroke, 32.62; 7, 100 breaststroke, 1:22.32; 6, 200 backstroke, 2:38.42.
Fernando Zambrano -- 3, 500 freestyle, 5:48.82; 7, 50 freestyle, 27.72; 7, 100 backstroke, 1:08.90; 4, 200 freestyle, 2:11.06; 6, 100 freestyle, 1:00.32; 6, 50 backstroke, 32.35; 1, 200 backstroke, 2:26.61.
400 medley relay -- 2, (Nalley, Deng, Bitara, Jones), 4:22.15.
400 freestyle relay -- 2, (Zambrano, Jones, Bitara, Johansen).
13-14 girls
Ashley Bender -- 8, 100 butterfly, 1:08.92; 8, 200 breaststroke, 2:57.96; 4, 100 breaststroke, 1:19.38.
Shelby Beverly -- 4, 200 I.M., 2:27.71; 5, 50 freestyle, 26.96.
Makayla Walker -- 7, 200 I.M., 2:31.59.
Melissa Williams -- 6, 100 freestyle, 57.81; 3, 200 butterfly, 2:29.00.
400 medley relay -- 3, (Bender, Maddie Hirsch, Williams, Beverly), 4:34.73.
400 freestyle relay -- 3, (Beverly, Wiliams, Walker, Bender), 4:01.04.
13-14 boys
Hayden Duplechain -- 2, 50 freestyle, 24.78; 2, 200 breaststroke, 2:29.61; 2, 200 freestyle, 1:57.77; 3, 100 freestyle, 54.24; 3, 100 breaststroke, 1:10.17; 6, 200 backstroke, 2:21.65.
Jamie Nalley -- 6, 200 I.M., 2:26.97; 7, 100 butterfly, 1:08.05; 8, 50 freestyle, 26.71; 5, 100 backstroke, 1:06.08; 7, 100 breaststroke, 1:21.64; 7, 200 backstroke, 2:25.19.
Taylor Rowland -- 6, 200 breaststroke, 3:31.27.
Mauricio Zambrano -- 3, 200 I.M., 2:18.88; 5, 100 butterfly, 1:04.29; 5, 50 freestyle, 25.39; 4, 200 freestyle, 2:00.39; 7, 100 freestyle, 55.98; 4, 200 butterfly, 2:21.13; 5, 100 breaststroke, 1:15.94.
400 medley relay -- 2, (Nalley, Duplechain, Zambrano, Rowland), 4:27.85.
Grand Station Bowling
High Games, High Series, Splits
Monday Seniors (Feb. 18)
Charlotte Price 170, 440, 4-10; Merl Smith 201, 487; John Matthews 139, 404; Betty Carter 159, 447; Mable Rek 182, 467; Fowden Maxwell 174, 493; Myron Brown 172-177, 505; Wilburn Hughes 210-210-156, 576; Charles Jenkins 175, 462; Lois Russell 158, 427; Richard Whaley 165-175, 485; Mike Korotky 174, 455; Janice Howk 169-184, 512; Ruby Andrews 147-155, 433; Iris Schlechte 152, 444; Gary Voss 157-159, 457.
Tuesday Belles (Feb. 26)
Mary Volz 5-10; Billie Baker 222, 520; Cindy Atkinson 5-7.
Grand Station Seniors (Feb. 27)
Fowden Maxwell 265, 626; Randy Musgrove 257, 601; Bill Fuller 206, 532; John Turner 520; David Brooks 200; Louis Hartmann 504; Jim Joiner 500; Kathryn Rosenkranz 182, 495, 3-10; Lois Russell 174; Fran Jeske 174, 470; Billie Gresham 174; Janetta Marriott 446, 3-10, 3-10; Richard Whaley 3-10; Jack Worbington 3-10; Bob Scherer 3-9-10.
Moonliters (Feb. 27)
Gordon Wilhelm 219-218; Michael Greig 201; Richard Jefferson 223; David Klabunde 204-241, 641; Kevin Dube 210-220, 610; Bob Kern 236-236, 663; Henry Williams 209; Alan Reese 220; Terry Tavano 203; Robert Biddle 223; Louis Hartmann 200-222; Dwayne Zboril 212-256, 659; Lee Norris III 225; David Martinez 222-232, 625; Ace Almanza 202-213, 600.
Grand Station Seniors (March 5)
Wilburn Hughes 224, 541; Phil Brown 218, 520; Mel Wood 213, 563; Randy Musgrove 202, 559, 3-10; John Turner 204, 522; Bill Fuller 514; Louis Hartmann 531; Shirley Lykins 211, 483; Iris Schlechte 187, 447, 5-10; Betty Carter 182, 450; Fran Jeske 459; Mable Rek 457; Carol Ward 453; Darlene Anglen 448; Janetta Marriott 3-10, 3-10; Giles Tate 501; Fowden Maxwell 510, 3-10; George Geronime 526.
College Station Adult Softball League
Spring 2008 standings as of March 7
MONDAY
Men's C -- In Last Place 3-0, DJ Energy Landsharks 2-1, Lone Stars 0-2, Elks 0-2. Men's D+1 -- Sodbusters 2-0, Mr. Electric 2-0, Covenant Family Church 1-1, Leftovers 1-1, Dirty Dozen (Marco) 1-2, I Am Sparta 0-3. Men's D+2 -- Diamond Kings 2-0, The Joes 2-0, Maroon Weekly 1-1, B.A.M.F.S. 1-1, Harpels 0-2, Ball's Deep 0-2. Men's D -- CUMC 2-0, Black Sox of Justice 2-0, Prostar 2-0, Westminster Standards 2-1, The Delivery 1-1, Covenant Family Church 1-1, Britt Rice Shockers 1-2, PF Flyers 1-2, Britt Rice Ballers 0-2, Globo Gym Purple Cobras 0-3. Coed D+ -- Leftovers 3-0, Dirty Dozen (Kary) 2-0, Dazed & Confused 1-1, Hit-N-Run 1-1, The Bankwalkers 1-2, Miramont 0-2, Fitzwilly's 0-2. Coed D -- Lamar Rage 3-0, Fantastic 14 2-0, One Hit Wonders 1-1, CUMC 1-1, Off in the Shower 1-2, Friends Fire Ants 0-2, ER Scrubs 0-2.
TUESDAY
Men's C -- Geritol Plus 3-1, Mriab 2-1, Palermo Taxidermy Guns 1-2, Dudley's Draw 1-3. Men's D+1 -- C-Block 4-0, Code Black 3-1, Brazos Valley Bank Robbers 1-2, Rajun Cajuns 1-2, Saturn of Aggieland 1-3, Texas Outlaws 1-3. Men's D+2 -- Princess Slayers 4-0, Sterling Auto Express 2-2, Yo Mama 1-1, Shake & Bake 1-2, Beer Gut 0-3. Men's D -- PFM Oilers 3-1, Dirty Sox 3-1, Crank Yankers 3-1, The Barflys 2-1, Aggies for Christ 2-1, Central 1-2, Poontang Pirates 1-2, Brewers 0-3, Team AMS 0-3. Coed D+ -- Buckshots 4-0, Kardiac Kids 3-1, Silver Bullets 2-2, Thunder Bunnies (Kyle) 1-2, BRW Red Liners 1-2, Intellamed 0-4; Coed D -- Wells Fargo 3-0, Grasshoppers 3-0, Slappin' Pickles 3-1, Barflys 2-2, Sam's Club 1-2, Machine Guns 1-2, Stata Bashers 1-3, Thunder Bunnies (Nick) 0-4.
WEDNESDAY
Men's B -- D&D Moving & Storage 4-0, Budweiser 2-0, Grip It & Rip It 1-2, Mas Y Mas 1-3, Headhunters 0-3; Men's D+1 -- Old School Reloaded 4-0, Super Troopers 3-1, Blumpkins 1-2, Bullfrog Pest Control/Jones Ins. 1-2, Penetrators 1-2, Flamingo's 0-3; Men's D+2 -- Renegades 3-0, That's What She Said 3-0, Lead-Based Euthanasia 1-2, Deliquents 1-3, source Net 0-3; Men's D -- Tea Baggers 3-0, Sirloins 3-0, Bonefish 3-1, The Other Team 3-1, Angry Cockroaches 2-2, Roughnecks 2-2, Smelly Kats 1-3, Those Guys 1-3, Off Constantly 0-3, Itchulators 0-3; Coed D+ -- Carney's 3-0, Sodnutz 3-1, WTF 2-1, Pounded 0-3, Keystolopes 0-3; Coed D1 -- Short Bus 3-0, Pen Time 3-0, The Other Team 3-1, Guard Dawgs 1-2, Speedy Britches 0-3, The Dirty Diamonds 0-4; Coed D2 -- That's What She Said 3-0, First Timers 3-1, Those Guys 2-1, Source Net Solutions 2-2, Mclovin 1-3, Mickey D's 0-4.
THURSDAY
Men's D+1 -- Deez Nutz 2-0, K&L Fitzwilly's 2-1, Rough Riders 1-1, Stallions 1-1, L.J.'s Dawgs 1-1, Desperados 1-1, Do Work 1-2, Master Batters (Jeremiah) 0-2. Men's D+2 -- Misfits 3-0, Hungry Hippos 2-1, Solid Wood 1-1, LTG Fightin' Minnows 1-1, Twin City Ninjas 1-1, Texas Hot Stix 1-1, Wooly Bullys 0-2, Angry Dolphins 0-2. Men's D1 -- Softball Developers 2-0, Shake & Bake 2-0, Farm Team 1-1, Fielder's Indifference 1-1, Bad News Bears 1-2, V-M Disciples 0-3. Men's D2 -- Balco Labs 2-0, Bangs Allstate Strangers 2-1, TSA 1-1, Master Batters (William) 1-2, Time Relapse 0-2. Coed D+ -- K&L Fitzwilly's 3-0, Pimps & Hoes 2-0, Texas Wild 1-1, A&M United Methodist 1-1, Bushwhackers 1-2, Pub Crawlers 0-2, B&V Power Delivery 0-2. Coed D -- The Big Toe 3-0, Recreational Hazard 2-0, Feminizzle 2-1, St. Thomas Aquinas 1-1, Pulse 1-1, The Fighting Squirrels 1-1, K2 Share 0-2, Diamond Studs 0-2, Team Ramrod 0-2.
CUTLINES
031208 CS Twelve 12AAA
The College Station Twelve 12U AAA team won the Shiner Starplex February Classic on Feb. 23-24. The team went 5-0 and outscored its opponents 49-17, including a 10-2 victory over the Brenham Cubs in the championship. Team members are: (front, from left) Jaxxon Grisham, Derrick Dick, Zach Pavelock, Josh Foster, MacGregor Hines; (back) assistant coach Reid Alexander, manager Scott Hennigar, Adam Wenck, Stephen Schlett, Willy Amador, Ryan Roderick, Stuart Hennigar, Zach Pavelock and coach Kevin Hodge.
031208 Polak & Vance
Chris Polak (left) and Nicholas Vance bowled a 1,299 to win the Doubles Division II Championship at the Second Annual Brazos Valley USBC Youth Tournament at Grand Station Bowling Center. Vance also placed sixth in the Singles Division I with a 663 series and was third in the All Events Division I with a 2,024 series.
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