Sports in BRIEF

Lakeside run, mini basketball camp, dart results, recreation hockey playoffs and Summerland Curling results highlighted

Lakeside 5-K run

Kelowna’s John Machuga busted through the ribbon to win the Penticton Lakeside Resort five-kilometre run on March. 10. Machuga clocked in at 15:56. Penticton’s Eddie Smith was second overall finishing in 16:21.  On the women’s side, Kelowna’s Jessica Hannah was the winner coming in at 18:28.   Katie Bowyer was the top local female finisher with a time of 21:48.  A record field of 297 runners participated in this Penticton Pounder Running Club race, the second event in the Interior Road Running Series. This year the Penticton Pounders are donating a portion of each entry to the Canadian Cancer Society.  Full results and information on the race series can be found at  www.interiorrunningassociation.com. The next event is the Kamloops 10-K on March 17.

Mini hoop camp

Penticton mini basketball camp is being held March 25 to 28 from 9 to noon for Grades 2 to 4 and 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. for Grades 5 to 7 with the location to be announced. To register, call or email Dustin Hyde at 250-490-0050 or dhyde@summer.com. Cost is $75 per player and includes a camp T-shirt. The focus of the camp will be fun, fitness and fundamentals. Players must provide their own basketballs for all the sections.

Dart standings

In Penticton and District Dart spring league dart standings, the Best Damn Sports Bar Snipers scored eight points on Monday to give them 27. That gives them a two-point edge on the Best Damn Sports Bar No.1, who scored seven in the A division. In third, the ANAF Smokin Aces scored eight points giving them 23, while the ANAF Wreckers and Elks No. 1 are fourth and fifth respectively with 20 and 18 points. In the B division, Clancey’s Crushers scored five points to push them into first with 18 points. Penticton Legion DDT is second with 17 points after scoring four on Monday. The ANAF Grenades are third with 16 points, while the ANAF Vixens and Elks Kodiacs are tied for fourth with 15 points.

Recreation hockey playoffs

In Penticton men’s rec hockey playoffs, the Mule Broncos took Game 1 of the final against the Bar One Argo Bisons 4-3. Jordon Moss, Jordon Simpson, Chris Johnson and Andrew Pond scored for the Bisons, while  Matt Fraser, Kiel Gatenby and Josh Van Troyen countered for the Bisons. The Game Time Sports Wolverines won their series against the Cawston Cold Storage Best Damn Wings 2-1. In the final game the Wolverines won 4-3 on goals by Aric Stickney with two, Chad Parenteau and Don Freeman, who potted the winner in overtime. Scoring for the Wings were Jared Collen with two and Cory Grieves.

In the other series, the Broncos swept the Hitmen in two games. The Broncos edged the Hitmen 5-4. Stuart Nisbet scored two, while Eric Cerutti, Doug Leitner and Rob Burnett rounded out the offence. For the Hitmen, Dave Sandrelli scored twice, while Mark Petry and Curtis Stuckey scored the other two goals. Full briefs can be found at www.pentictonwesternnews.com.

The Bar One Argo Bisons swept their series with the EcoDry Ice Dogs. In the final game, the Bisons won 6-1. Kyle Fraser and Kiel Gatenby scored twice, while Dan Fraser and Jeff Smith tallied the other goals. Austin Conquergood scored the Ice Dogs lone goal.

 

Summerland Curing results

Tip of the week

If after the stone is delivered the stone does not completely cross the far hog line that stone is removed.

 

Mon Senior Men    9:30 am   Mar 4, 2013

 

Dale Abrey                  defeated           Paul Cowen

Eric Johnson               defeated           Hector Cartier

Stan Green                  defeated           Lionel Coleman

Bob Ezart                    defeated           Warren Parker

Mon   men  7:00 p.m  Mar 4, 2013

Mike Lemke                defeated           Gary Raymond

Russ Lemke                defeated           Steve Clement

Ken Rae                      defeated           Rick Drewnisz

Stan Green                  defeated           Rob Robinson

Tue mixed   9:30  am  Mar 5, 2013

Bob Ezart                    defeated           Murray Brown

Hector Cartier              defeated           Ev Gillespie

Jerry Lidin                   defeated           John Nicolson

Tue  Ladies    7:00 p.m  Mar 5, 2013

Sue Johnston               defeated           Judy Beck

Wendi Archer              defeated           Betty Raymond

Diane Krancenblum    defeated   Michelle Robinson

Lil Blashko                  defeated           Gail Ostaficiuk

Wed Senior Men    9:30 am Mar 6, 2013

Warren Parker             defeated           Hector Cartier

Lionel Coleman           defeated            Dale Abrey

Stan Green                  defeated           Eric Johnson

Bob Ezart                    defeated           Paul Cowen

Wed Men pm  Mar 6 ,   7:00 pm    2013

Steve Clement              defeated           Rick Drewnisz

Gary Wingerak           defeated           Eric Cooper

Glen Brennan              defeated           Dave Tether

Gary Raymond            defeated           Ken Rae

Thur  Ladies  Mar 7, 9:30 am  2013

Ev Gillespie                 defeated           Diana Leitch

Betty Raymond           defeated           Rose McNeill

Virginia Cundliffe       defeated     Diane Krancenblum

Thur  Open  Mar 7 , 6:45 pm  2013

Glen Brennan              defeated          John Egyed

Gary Raymond            defeated           Barry Borrett

Ken Rae                      defeated           Russ Lemke

Don St. John               defeated           John McKay

 

8:45

Tony Blashko              defeated           Dale Abrey

Eric Johnson               defeated           Jodie Brennan

Fri mix 6:30 pm       Mar 8,   2013

Steve Favel                  tied                  Ed Harris

Dave Tether                 tied                  Nick Machuik

John Nicolson             defeated           Ron Robinson

Fri mix 8:30 pm        Mar 8,   2013

Allen Tower                 tied                  Val Utigard

Blair Stuckey               defeated           Bonnie Young

Mark Cameron            defeated    Tracy Waddington

Dave Hood                  defeated           Ian Rogers

 

 

 

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