i II against er
by Bob Greer "Weather conditions weretral won 12 places. Included
Six places won in two ofthe not bad," commented Coachwere a trio of first places, one 400-meterl dash forthe T-
sprint events. Points scored in Cindy Snyder. "We'were able to second, five thirds, one fourth, Wolves, but was unplaced in
each of the three relay events.
Three first places won, one sec-
ond, and a big total of five third
places racked up. '
That allowed South Central
High School's varsity track and
field girls to score 60 team points
in their most-recent competition.
It was the annual Medicine
Lodge High School Invitational
meet.
Date of the event was Last
Thursday, April 27. But here's
the rest of the story. Just two of
the six teams taking part in the
meet were Class 1A high schools
-- South Central and South Bar-
ber High School from Kiowa.
The other opponents were
"biggies" -- schools with larger
enrollments than either South
Central or South Barber. That
made the Class 1A schools'
showing much more impressive.
score some points competing
against bigger-enrollment high
schools."
Meet-host Medicine Lodge
High (a Class 3A school) won
first place with 144 team points.
Class 4A Kingrnan High took
second with 136 team points,
just 8 behind the winning Indi-
ans. South Barber (a Class 1A
school) won third with 105
points. Those three schools
among themselves racked up a
whopping 385 team points.
South Central's girls finished
fourth with 50 team points. Class
2A Chaparral High School was
fifth behind South Central with
58 team points. Pratt High
School (also Class 4A) entered
a few girls and scored 8 team
points. Chaparral High is located
between Anthony and Harper.
For the full day, South Cen-
and two sixth places.
Lorinda Lester, a senior
sprinter, Won the lone individual
first place of the day for South
Central. She zipped home in the
finals of the 100-meter dash in
13.58 seconds.
South Central won three
places in that event: Abby Miller
took third there in 13.97 sec-
onds. And sixth place went to
Timberwolf Cindy Reimer in
14.21 seconds.
The same three girls also all
placed in the 200-meter dash.
Lorinda Lester took third place
in 28.90 seconds. Cindy Reimer
got fourth in 29.58 seconds, and
Abby Miller was sixth in 30.30
seconds.
The lone second of the day
for SCHS was by senior Jordan
Jarnagin. She clocked 2 minutes,
38.22 seconds in the 800-meter
Double
by Bob Greer Rozel, with 471.
Rack up another win for the Scorecard playoffs were used
varsity golf team from South to break ties among golfers. Var-
Central High School. sity golfers in the meet played
On a windy and cold day at two 9-hole rounds. Meet medal-
Greensburg Monday, the T- ist was Andrew Siler from
Wolves dominated the field of Greensburg with 41-43--84.
squads including four other high Second place went to Adrian
schools. It was the yearly Garden of South Central at 42-
Greensburg High School Invita- 42--84. Alex Reinecke from
tional Meet. The course at Greensburg was third with 42-
Greensburg is nine holes, and 42--84. That three-way tie was
men's par is 36 strokes, settled by the scorecards.
Each team could use six play- Fourth place went to SCHS
ers, but only the four best scores sophomore Kekoa Mendenhall,
counted towards team totals, who shot 40-49--89. Trevor
South Central won with 357 Sherman finished fifth overall at
strokes. Host Greensburg was 43-47--90. Justin ChMtin from
second with 371, and Kinsley Kinsley placed sixth at 43-50--
placed third at 383. Jetmore was 93. South Central's Ben Murphy
fourth at 395. Fifth went to Paw- placed seventh at 49-45--94.
nee Heights High School from The two non-counting golfers
for South Central Monday were
Josh Klein at 49-50--99 and
Chesney Clark at 61-58--119.
At the same time Monday, a
separate division was played for
junior-varsity golfers. South
Central also won that with 229
strokes to 241 for runner-up
Greensburg and 290 strokes for
third-place Ashland. Each team
played just nine holes.
Medalist for the junior-var-
sity division Monday was Tyler
Cunningham from Greensburg
with 55 strokes for nine holes.
William Rosson of SCHS
placed second, also at 55. He lost
a scorecard playoff for the top
spot. Manny Lopez placed fifth
at 57. Ryan Seizer also carded
57, but placed seventh.
Carmen Thompson finished
10th at 60. The two non-count-
ing players in the jayvee division
for South Central were Chelsey
Sherman at 66 and Shelby
Wagnon at 79.
Next action for the Timber-
wolf golfers, coached by Rich-
ard Thompson, is this Friday.
That will be a varsity invitational
meetat the Ashland course.
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Becca Westrup picked up a
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finished the gruelling 3200-
meter run (8 laps around the
track) in 16 minutes, 22 seconds.
That was good for third.
Her other third was in the
300-meter intermediate hurdles,
where her time was 58.67 sec-
onds.
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TIMELY TRUTHS THAT HELP
"Letting My Light Shine"
I had gone to eat at a very large restaurant in a major city
several years ago. I had went to use the restroom when somebody
turned the lights out. I was in the last stall at the back of the room
when all of the sudden it became so black in that restroom, it was as
if I could feel the darkness. I remember saying, "Lord what am I
going to do now?" On my hands and knees I felt my way along the
wall hoping I was going in the right direction.
What seemed like hours later, which in reality was only minutes,
someone opened the door and I found my way out because the light
revealed the way. I don't know what they thought about me down on
my hands and knees trying to find my way out of that darkened room
and I didn't care. I was just glad somebody came and let the light in.
There are a lot of people who live in darkness, spiritual
darkness. There are people who are groping, trying to find their way
out of heartache, pain, and the guilt of sins that they are living in.
They do not know how to get out of the life they are living in -- they
need someone to show them the way.
As Chdstians we are to be beacons in somebody's night to
show them the way to Christ. Jesus calls us lights. "You are the light
of the world glowing in the night for all to see." Matthew 5:14
(NLT). We must not let our teslJmony be dimmed by the ways of the
world about us. That's why Paul the Apostle said, %. You are to live
clean, innocent lives as children of God in a dark world full of
crooked and perverse people. Let your lives shine brightly before
them." Philippians 2:15 (NL T).
We are to be mere lights that point to the one true lighL Jesus,
the Light of the world. It may be you that shows someone the way
out of the dark place they are in.
The truth is -- we areto let our light shine for Jesus. rm leffing
my light shine, are you?
You are loved,
Pastor Mike Blatchley
God Cares And We Care!
Coldwater
Assembly of God
