Fall Sports in Focus 2009

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Fall Sports IN FOCUS

A special supplement of the Davenport Times, Oct. 29, 2009

Produced by Mark Smith, Marcia Smith and Karen Robinette, with appreciation to the coaches and athletes from schools in our cover-age area.

Our fourth annual “Fall Sports in Focus” supplement affords us the opportunity to introduce our read-ers to the kids inside the uniforms.

The regular sports pages have only enough room for game sum-maries and statistics, along with photos, of each week’s schedule. To get a more personal look at the individuals involved, we need a publication such as this one.

Near the start of the season, we asked each of our coaches to select a few “choice” players. They didn’t all have to be seniors – and they didn’t all have to be superb ath-letes, for that matter.

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We wanted the kids who show excellence and spirit, who make a coach’s life easier – kids who make a school and community proud.

We threw in a new twist for this year’s edition – we asked our schools’ athletic directors to choose one individual for each that would make for an interesting read, someone who was regarded as an inspirational influence on his/her teammates and fellow students.

We went to their schools and spent a little while interviewing them for the stories labeled “Zoom In” you’ll find as you start reading.

There’s only so much space available in this special section, so we realize that some kids who also deserve recognition weren’t able to be featured here.

We want to thank the players who filled out our questionnaire, the coaches who facilitated that and the photography side of this project – and the businesses, organiza-tions and individuals who made it possible by purchasing advertising space.

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James Cron-rath, senior, cen-ter, son of Tammy Cronrath.

Connor Glick, senior, fullback/linebacker, son of Dawn Glick.

Spencer Jeske, senior, offensive/defensive line, son of Steve and Cassie Jeske.

Mike Steadman, senior, offensive tackle/defensive end, son of Cindy Steadman and Brian Steadman.

Other sports in which you compete and which is your favorite?

James: Wrestling and track; football is my favorite.

Connor: Basketball. Football is my favorite.

Spencer: Golf. I like football better.Mike: Wrestling. My favorite is foot-

ball.

Other than a “successful season,” what one goal /accomplishment did your team have this year?

James: Do better than last year.Connor: (No response).Spencer: Beat Colfax and learn how to

execute plays.Mike: Our goal this year was to have

fun.

What one goal did you have for your-self? What progress have you made?

James: Work hard.Connor: (No response).Spencer: To start every game; so far,

so good!Mike: Make better blocks; so far, it’s

going good.

If you weren’t playing your sport this fall, what would you be doing?

James: I would have a job.Connor: Athletic trainer.Spencer: Working after school.Mike: Working after school.

What are your plans after high school?

James: Go to college.Connor: College; study

sports medicine.Spencer: Attend a two-

year church missionMike: Plan to go to Big

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Athlete: (No response).

Connor GlickColor: Blue.Food: Orange chicken.TV show: (No re-

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Last book read (no text-books): (No response).

Athlete: D.J. Williams.

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(other listening device) right now? Linkin Park.

Last book read (no textbooks): Book?

Athlete: Michael Phelps.

Davenport Gorillas Football In Focus

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By MARK SMITHOf the Times

Ryan Zeller started out his sophomore year as a wide receiver and defensive back on the Gorilla football team. But within weeks, he had joined the cross country team as well – and experienced success right out of the gate by winning his first competi-tive race.

Most athletes concentrate on one sport per season, but Ryan has continued to compete in both while keeping up with his work in the classroom as well.

“He’s a very versatile athlete with natural ability,” cross country coach Tim Zeiler commented. “Doing two sports is demanding – there have been times when he played football and then the very next day was running cross country.”

This week, Ryan’s expected to run at regional XC Friday afternoon in the Spokane Valley, then get to Reardan in time to join the Gorillas for this year’s edition of the classic east county football rivalry.

“He’s a 110 percent all-out athlete,” Zeiler continued. “He deals with what’s at hand and will give it his all.”

Ryan has found that both fall sports complement one another.

Cross country builds up endurance and, Ryan says, “I can run faster with the football for a longer period of time be-cause of cross country.” Football coach Aaron Carr “is perfectly fine” about what others might find a divided loyalty, Ryan continued.

He got interested in cross country when he discovered how well he did at track last spring – making it to state – and people “thought I was a better run-ner than football player – and it began to jell in my mind.” Practice schedules kept him devoted to football early on, but he was able to achieve a balance in order to remain eligible for running events.

He enjoys the differences between the basic nature of the two sports – cross country being more individual, football

a team sport. The two coaches also have different styles – Carr more energetic and “the competitive type, pushing you, getting the adrenaline going,” while Zeiler is “more relaxed, calm, not jump-ing on you all the time.”

But he appreciates the combined impression both have left on him.

He’s been in a football jersey at Dav-enport for four years, beginning in the seventh grade.

This year, Carr’s second, Ryan says is “more fun at both practice and games. A bonding between the coaches and play-ers is developing.” He’d like to continue football through his high school years, but thinks he’s up to running college-level cross country after he graduates.

He also was part of last year’s state runner-up boys’ basketball team – but as a stat keeper while playing junior varsity – so he’s looking forward to playing var-sity perhaps in the upcoming season.

As he runs the cross country course he tends to look around to see who’s ahead and behind him, while breaking up the course in his mind, setting smaller goals along the way. “It’s not as difficult

as some think,” he says, “but it is a men-tal thing to deal with the pain in your legs and keep pushing yourself.”

Because of the individualized nature of the sport, a runner in essence becomes his own coach, building on the inspira-tion generated before the race by the “official” coach.

His most memorable moment thus far was beating Reardan’s Grant Schultz this season – and having to take first place in order to do it.

“Since he was in second behind me, I knew that in order to accomplish my goal of finishing ahead of Grant, I was going to have to finish first,” he recalled. “It took me several hours of sleep to re-cover from how drained I was after that. We shook hands afterward – Grant’s a pretty sportsmanlike guy.”

Ryan said he wants to keep his grades up to stay eligible for sports-related scholarships. He plans to become a line-man, following his father’s pace (Robert Zeller works for the Bonneville Power Administration based in Grand Coulee).

Since he enjoys the outdoors and activities that include hunting, riding motorcycles and snowmobiles – “the last two winters were delightful,” he quipped, “and I wouldn’t mind another like those this year” – he finds that work-ing as a lineman would be compatible with those hobbies.

“He’s a busy kid,” Coach Zeiler added, “and when kids are as busy as he is, he needs to stay true to himself and on top of his studies.”

It’s already apparent that Ryan isn’t running on empty and is well on his way to closing in on those goal lines.

Two-sport athlete stays true to self as he meets challengeMeet Ryan Zeller, Gorilla football and cross country

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Danie Han-nemann, senior, libero, daughter of Mary and Les Hannemann.

Kenzie Gra-ber, senior, mid-dle hitter, daugh-ter of Kelly and Lisa Graber.

Susan Reider, senior, outside hit-ter, daughter of Stan and Sandy Reider.

Jordan Sliger, senior, daughter of Suzy Span-gler.

Katie Vesneske, senior, mid-dle blocker, daughter of Ken and Teresa Vesneske.

Other sports in which you com-pete and which is your favorite?

Danie: Basketball and tennis, but volleyball is my favorite.

Kenzie: Basketball and softball. As to my favorite, that’s a hard one, but it would have to be between volleyball and softball.

Susan: Basketball. I love them all!

Jordan: Track and field; that’s my favorite.

Katie: Basketball and throw on the track team.

Other than “a successful sea-

son ,” what one goal /ac-c o m p l i s h -ment did your team have this year?

D a n i e : As a team we wanted to try and stay positive and keep the drama low.

Kenzie: We are really determined to go to state and do better than we have the past two years. As seniors, we want to

go out with a bang!Susan: Work as a team and go the

furthest we possibly can. Jordan: We wanted to continue

the tradition of success and also cre-ate a fun atmosphere.

Katie: We want to succeed at state and have fun doing so with positive attitudes and teamwork.

What one goal did you have for yourself? Describe your progress so far.

Danie: Play with all I’ve got every game, try to keep everybody positive and together as well. It’s been going okay so far, but I want to try harder at it.

Kenzie: I wanted to block better. I felt I never did a great job of block-ing in the past. This year, I feel I’m doing better than the past two years

and it helps out the back row.

Susan: Be a team leader but mostly keep everyone’s spirits alive along with their heads up!

Jordan: Have fun!Katie: I’ve been

trying to improve my blocking skills.


Danie: Probably be napping a lot more and/or doing choures or hanging out with friends.

Kenzie: Probably be filling out applications and figuring out what I’m going to do for college..

Susan: I’d be making road trips with Alysha and having as much fun as I possibly could in my senior year.

Jordan: Nothing!Katie: Cheering on my team-

mates from the bleachers.


Danie: Go on to higher educa-tion and get a degree in education or nursing.

Kenzie: I hope to go to a four-year college but I’m still very un-decided at the moment.

FRONT: DANIE HANNEMANN. BEHIND: JORDAN SLIGER, KENZIE GRABER, KATIE VESNESKE and SUSAN REIDERContinued on page 6

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100% state participation (boys and girls).

What goal did you have for yourself?Place in top 12 at state. I’ve been run-

ning every day and getting in the weight room to stay in shape. No pop – limited sugar intake.

If you weren’t run-ning cross country this fall, what would you be doing?

Working at Some Like It Hot! more often, hanging out with friends more.


Attend a university and major in nursing; run cross country if a good opportu-nity presents itself.

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Last book read (no text-books): “The Choice.”

Athlete: Brett Favre.

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Last book read (no text-books): “A Countess Below Stairs.”

Athlete: Misty May.

Susan ReiderColor: Light yellow.Food: Grandma Morri-

son’s chocolate chip cookies – they are THE BEST!.

TV show: “That 70s Show.”

Movie: “Walk the Line.”Group or artist: Brad

Paisley.What’s in your CD play-

er/iPod/(other listening de-vice) right now? Volleyball warm-up play list (we listen to it before every game).

Last book read (no text-books): “Beowulf” (in English 12; I get extra credit from Mrs.

Paul for mentioning this).Athlete: Matt Barkley

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Jordan SligerColor: Red/Black.Food: Chex mix.TV show: “House.”Movie: “Marly and Me.”Group or artist: Holly-

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Last book read (no text-books): “Paradise Lost.”

Athlete: Michael Phelps.

Katie VesneskeColor: Purple.Food: Lettuce wraps.TV show: “Gossip Girl.”Movie: “Stepbrothers.”Group or artist: 3OH3.What’s in your CD

player/iPod/(other listen-ing device) right now? “Pa-parazzi.”

Last book read (no text-books): “Plum Lovin’.”

Athlete: Rony Turiaf.

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Meet C.J. Trego,Reardan football


At the beginning of his junior year, C.J. Trego decided the time had come for him to reverse course and take school seriously.

He’d already achieved a lifelong dream – to be on the Reardan Indians football team – but he determined that the accomplishment had its limitations.

“Reardan football had been my life since first grade,” the senior explained. “My buddy Chris Pence and I would go to the games and say ‘that’s going to be us someday.’”

They watched former coach Dan Graham in action – “we regarded him as a god, larger than life. You respected him because you were afraid of him,” he laughed, “but he was a good role model for us.”

That “someday” came – but it hasn’t been easy. CJ was a second string quarterback as a freshman – “and then I broke my leg, came back, tore my ACL, worked hard to come back, and tore my other ACL as a sophomore.”

Through the adversity, he made him-self available to “play wherever coach put me in to help out” – and this season, he’s “helping out” as a running back and defensive linebacker.

His No. 10 jersey signals a strong presence on the field. And this year, as coaches have moved him around for his own protection, he’s nursing a shoul-der rotator injury that he knows will eventually require surgery to fix – “but I’m going to tough it out through this season.”

As a freshman and sophomore, he ad-mits, “I didn’t do school seriously – just enough to be able to play football.”

He could be forgiven perhaps, consid-ering that for several years he’s basically raised himself and his younger brother (an eighth grader) while his mother sorted things out in her life.

He’s never met his father, now an animal sciences professor at a Colorado

college, but has talked with him several times on the phone.

“I’ve been on my own a lot,” he ex-plained, “and my mom understands I’ve kinda raised my little brother and credits me for helping her to get where she is now. My brother and I work together to keep stress off my mom. I felt we should support her as much as we could.”

Realizing, as he put it, that “I wouldn’t go anywhere in life on the path I was on,” he decided to pursue his studies with a new enthusiasm and raised his grade point average to a 3.95. “I was actually surprised at how easy it was to excel in class,” he recalled, “and I didn’t mind the new respect I was getting from my teachers, who I

Studying just enough to play football just wasn’t enough

C.J. TREGO

Courtesy photo/Monica Peone

C.J. (10) in action for Rear-dan ear-lier this season.

found were more than willing to help me do well once they knew I was serious about it. They all have been helpful in expanding my dreams.”

“He’s basically raised himself, and he very easily could have gone the wrong direc-tion,” says his coach, Eric Nikkola. “There were times he lived with other people and he’s kept away from temptations like drugs and such. He’s a senior that other students can look to since he’s gone through a lot of adver-sity already.”

The “C.J.” stands for “Colton Jae.” He explains: “Mom always liked C.J. as a name, but I don’t know how she came up with the full name. But her name begins with a C, mine does and my brother’s, too. I came up with a 3C brand for a tattoo and for our horses to register with

the state Agriculture Department at some point.”

C.J. says he’s kept to himself more, “cutting myself out of the high school gossip and drama so I could spend more time working in class.”

Science teacher Ryan Leonard took note of the difference between C.J.’s performance in freshman physical sci-ence and how he’s handling chemistry as a senior – “he thanked me for turning it around,” C.J. related. “I didn’t do it to get attention – and I don’t like being profiled; I try to break the mold people try to place me in.”

C.J. said he dreaded having another science course, “but it turns out that I’m really enjoying the challenge it brings. I like being tested and learning in class.”

He and his teammate Chris are looking into a fire science-technology program at a Texas school – “something beyond the Spokane area so I can experi-ence another place and all that I can.”

He credits FFA advisor and ag in-structor Rick Perleberg for being a posi-tive influence on his future plans. “He pushes me to try harder and accomplish more.”

And with his own life and example to back up his words, he’s conveying the same message to his younger brother. “I’ve talked with him about the impor-tance of trying hard, too.”


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Sascha Bra-endle, senior, receiver and line-backer, son of Andrea Braendle and Joerg Birkle (Germany).

Chris Pence, senior, running back and linebacker, son of Sam and Lori Pence.

Ty Williquette, senior, lineman, son of Tracy and Kelly Williquette.

In what other sports do you com-pete and which is your favorite?

Sascha: Track and wrestling.Chris: Wrestling; football is my fa-

vorite.Ty: Track and wrestling; wrestling is

my favorite.

Other than a “successful season,” what one goal /accomplishment did your team have this year?

Sascha: Make it to state.Chris: Go far into the playoffs.Ty: Make it to state.

What one goal did you have for your-self? What progress have you made?

Sascha: Because I am new to this team (I’m an exchange student from Germany), I wanted to be accepted and help the team out as much as I can to have a successful year.

Chris: Be an all-state running back.Ty: Working towards all-opponent on

defense.


Sascha: I’d definitely be working out a lot and maybe try another sport.

Chris: Living up my senior year.Ty: Training for wrestling.


Sascha: I would like to go to col-lege and after that, make a career in the military.

Chris: Move to Texas, go to college and be a firefighter.

Ty: Eastern’s ROTC pro-gram and playing football.

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Last book read (with exception of textbooks): “Lord of the Flies.”

Athlete: Mean Joe Green.


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Our main goal is state. We do have a very young team, although we do not use that as an excuse. We have all developed so much and are progressing great. I like looking to my girls all as upperclassmen and not just the grade they are in.

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Make a great set, even on a not-so-good pass. My progress is in action; however as a senior, I still have plenty to work on.


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Become an accountant. I have college credits from my accounting tests, that will help me get my start in a two-year col-lege then transfer. I’m thinking strongly on North Idaho College.

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Movie: “Super Troopers.”

Group or Art-ist: Rascal Flats.

W h a t ’ s i n your CD player/iPod/(other listening device) right now? “Kaci Battaglia Crazy Possessive.”

Last book read (no textbooks): “A Child Called ‘It.’”

Athlete: Allen Iverson and Michael Jordan.

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B r o o k e L i l -lengreen, senior, captain, daughter of Philip and Kelly Lillengreen.

Grant Schultz, senior, son of Joe and Wendy Schultz.


Brooke: Basketball and track. Cross country is my favorite.

Grant: Basketball and track.


Brooke: Make it to state as a team and place in top four – bring home some hardware.

Grant: Make it to state.


Brooke: Make it to state as an individual and as captain, encourage my teammates to do their best and push it as hard as they can.

Grant: Be on the state podium.


Reardan Cross Country In Focus

Renee Brodhagen, senior, co-captain, daughter of Gloria and David Brodhagen.

Alaina Purdy, senior, co-captain, daughter of Alan and Angela Purdy.


Renee: As a squad, we have improved so much due to having a new coach. We are trying to become closer like a family and improve our skills.

Alaina: We have a new coach and are trying our hardest to be better than ever before.

What one goal did you have for yourself? Renee: Improve my jumps, dances and become a

better cheerleader in general.

Alaina: I would love to cheer in college, so I want to be able to tumble, jump higher and cheer louder. So far, it’s going great due to the amazing support of the squad.

If you weren’t cheerleading this fall, what would you be doing?

Renee: I would be taking dance classes in Spokane and working more.

Alaina: Working and some dance or gymnastics classes.

What are your plans after high school?Renee: Work, go to college and earn degree in

business or design.Alaina: Go to college and study journalism.

F o o d : B a -con.

T V s h o w : “Two and A Half Men.”

Movie: “The F o x a n d t h e Hound.”

G r o u p o r Artist: Train.

W h a t ’s i n your CD play-er/iPod/(other l i s tening de-vice) right now? “Theory of A

Deadman.”Last book read (no textbooks): “Fahr-

enheit 451.”Athlete: Steve Prefontaine.

Grant SchultzColor: Blue ... no, yellow.Food: Starburst.TV show: “The Office.”Movie: “Street Fighter.”Group or Artist: Yellowcard.What’s in your CD player/iPod/

(other listening device) right now? “The Fall of Troy.”

Last book read: “Blink.”Athlete: Alaina Purdy.

Brooke: Working at the veterinary clinic.

Grant: Working.


Brooke: Go to WSU and get into vet-

erinary school.Grant: Attend college.

PERSONAL FAVORITES

Brooke LillengreenColor: Orange.

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He may be quiet and seem reserved, but Luke Klein, a Christian Heritage junior, “bal-ances his responsibilities with maturity beyond his years,” according to CHS athletic director Karl Moldrem.

“He never will ask for recognition,” Moldrem continued. “He’s a humble and energetic servant, a honor student” who also serves as a school and church wor-ship leader, a regional 4-H leader and a recent applicant to serve on the Lincoln Hospital Foundation board.

And in the fall, he’s a pretty good soc-cer player, too.

Every week, Luke has been respon-sible for scoring goals and providing assistance to others’ goals as the Patriots have continued to build a strong pro-gram in the Mountain Christian League. They’ll play in the MCL tournament this weekend.

As good as he is on the field (he’s played soccer since sixth grade), he actu-ally prefers basketball as his “first love” in sports.

“God has blessed me with talents I can use, and leadership is a big one,” Luke said. “Some don’t use their talents, but I do. I like to get everyone involved and also be kind to those who don’t usually get that kind of treatment.”

But put a soccer ball in front of him, and by his own admission, “it’s no more Mr. Nice Guy. I get into position to score, put forward a smart attack with all my strength. There’s a thrill associated with playing, as opposed to watching from the sidelines. It’s like watching a roller coaster compared to being on it.”

To successfully compete, Luke said he’s worked on his skills, but there’s a point when “instinct has to take over.”

He pursues his academics and spiritual life with equal fervor. Bible instruction is his favorite class at CHS – “it’s like a chapel everyday” – and he also enjoys reading and reciting speeches in literature

Humble servant demonstrates maturity beyond his years

class. During his school years, he also has performed as part of the cast of the spring CHS productions that are build-ing a reputation for fine student theater in the region. “He’s a wonderfully gifted actor,” Moldrem added.

His speech and drama skills have been honed as a 4-H member in both the Country Kidos and Teen Time clubs, where impromptu and persuasive speeches, along with demonstrations, have been a part of his repertoire for several years.

It was probably a given that Luke and 4-H would be so vitally linked. His mother Jan is well-known in state 4-H circles (having recently been honored with a state award) and has been in charge of the Know Your Government and annual teen conferences.

Last summer, the two went to Wash-ington, D.C., to participate in “Citizen Washington Focus on D.C.,” learning what it means to be a good citizen. He saw the House of Representatives and the Senate in action and had opportunity to talk things over with Congresswoman Cathy McMorris Rodgers.

He’s also emerging from the shadow of older brother Caleb, a 2009 CHS graduate, who led the way in many school activities – “he taught me a lot,” Luke acknowledges with gratefulness.

Of his six brothers and sisters, Luke’s the next to youngest in a family that ranges from 13 to 27 years of age.

As for his theater skills, he says he “really had to work at becoming” his character in last year’s production

of “Beauty and the Beast,” playing a sidekick to one of the villains, a role that required him to be punched and tossed about the stage by his abusive leader. Each scene brought an additional coat of makeup to bring forward another black eye or other wounds on his face and body.

“To be better at what you don’t nor-mally do,” he says, “you have to act it twice as big.”

He’s not sure yet about what life will bring him following his high school graduation but he has developed two interests that he hopes will be part of the future – playing piano and enjoying being around younger kids.

And he is convinced God has a plan for his life and is even now preparing him for what’s to come.

PERSONAL FAVORITESRenee Brodhagen

Color: Teal.Food: Anything.TV show: “That 70s Show.”Movie: “The Punisher.”Group or Artist: Crossfade.What’s in your CD player/iPod/(other

listening device) right now? Anything hard rock.

Last book read (no textbooks): “Fran-kenstein” and “Dracula.”

Athlete: CJ Trego (ha! ha!).

Alaina PurdyColor: Pink and yellow.Food: Pasta.TV show: “Grey’s Anatomy.”Movie: “The Proposal.”Group or Artist: 3OH!3.What’s in your CD player/iPod/

(other listening device) right now? Everything.

Last book read (no textbooks): “The Tenth Circle” by Jodi Picoult.

Athlete: Grant Schultz (duh), oh, and Ty Williquette.


Candace Filbert, senior, all positions (she says back row and left side hitter are her best), daughter of Jeff and Rebecca Stuhlmiller.

Sunny Woo, senior, middle hitter/blocker, daughter of Sarena and Steve Mayer.

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Candace: I’ve played basketball since seventh grade. My four sisters have played volleyball, so I’ve grown up with it, playing since fifth grade. Volleyball is definitely my favorite.

Sunny: I play basketball, but I like volleyball better.

Joshua: Tennis (my favorite sport) and basket-ball.

Dale: I don’t compete in other organized sports, but I snowboard regularly during the winter.


Candace: To just work together and remember that our No. 1 is Jesus Christ, and to strive for that on and off the court. Also, just to get our team percentages high up there.

Sunny: That we should work as a “team.” Just like our motto says: “Together. Everyone. Achieves. More.” So far, we are keeping our goals good. We trust each other, have more communication and show good attitudes.

Joshua: The major goal our team had was to beat ICA, because they won the championship match last year.

Dale: Beat defending champions ICA.

What one goal did you have for yourself? De-scribe your any progress so far.

Candace: Just keep pushing myself and get better in every position. Reminding myself it’s my senior year, I have to go all out! My spike approaches have gotten very good; I’m pleased. Just keep pushing

Joshua Regan, junior, goalie, son of John and Stephanie Regan.

Dale Simpson, junior, right defense, son of David and Lea Simpson.

Questions and Answers

myself!Sunny: I wanted to

pass and kill the ball better. Thanks to the coaches, my passes got much better after drills.

Hitting-wise, I think I got better after all those weight lifts and other stuff.

Joshua: Come out of the goalie position for a game and score. So far, I’ve come out three times and scored once.

Dale: To score a goal. I play defense, so I don’t get too many opportunities, but lately I have been able to get a few shots on goal per game.


Candace: Focusing fully on school work. That’s my main goal. Let me tell you – fighting “senioritis” is REALLY hard!

Sunny: Just studying. I might have looked for part-time jobs, but mainly I would get ready for SAT and college.

Joshua: Playing tennis at Spokane Racquet Club.

Dale: Practicing guitar and with my band.

What are your plans after high school?Candace: Attend Spokane Falls Community Col-

lege and major in physical education, maybe someday be a personal trainer.

Sunny: I would like to go to the University of Michigan and study business. I really don’t have exact, detailed plans; just whatever God wants me to do.

Joshua: Play tennis for a two-year college, get my AA degree, transfer to a four-year college for my B.A. Next, go to the Army Medical College in Maryland to get my doctor’s degree and become a surgeon at whatever hospital needs me.

Dale: I’m not totally sure what my plans are. God has a plan for me which is better than anything I can come up with, so I’m gonna follow Him. I would really like to tour with my band, though.

PERSONAL FAVORITES

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Food: Food is way too good to choose one thing!

TV show: “One Tree Hill,” “CSI,” “The Biggest Loser.”

Movie: Again, way too many good ones to pick from!

Group or Artist: Rascal Flatts.What’s in your CD player/iPod/

(other listening device) right now? Lady GaGa (ha!).

Last book read (no textbooks): “Redeeming Love” (best book ever written).

Athlete: Kerrie Walsh and Michael Phelps.

Sunny Woo

Color: Black and white.Food: Ice cream.TV show: “Roseanne”Movie: “Serendipity.”Group or Artist: Plain White T’s, R.

Kelly, Nelly.What’s in your CD player/iPod/

(other listening device) right now? R. Kelly’s song.

Last book read (no textbooks): “Ten-der is the Night.”

Athlete: David Beckham.

Joshua ReganColor: Blue.Food: Chinese food.TV show: “House.”Movie: “Pirates of the Caribbean – At

World’s End.”Group or Artist: Newsboys.What’s in your CD player/iPod/

(other listening device) right now? A lot of Christian artists.

Last book read (no textbooks): “King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table.”

Athlete: Rafael Nadal.

Dale SimpsonColor: Blue.Food: Cheeseburger.

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Sprague-Harrington Football In FocusJ e s s e M i l l e r ,

sphomore, offensive lineman/middle line-backer, son of Scott and Dina Miller.

Nick Sperline, ju-nior, running back, linebacker, son of Lyle and Tami Sperline.


Jesse: Basketball and golf. Football and basketball are my favorites.

Nick: Basketball and golf. Football is my favorite.


Jesse: Our team goal was to have fun, but while doing so, we wanted to focus on improving as the year progressed..

Nick: To win half our games this year.


Jesse: To never give up. It doesn’t mat-ter what the scoreboard says. Always work your hardest. I think I’ve taken great steps in accomplishing this goal.

Nick: To become a better tackler. So far I’ve improved a little.


Jesse: I would spend my time hunting if I wasn’t in-volved in a fall sport.

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Jesse MillerColor: Black.Food: Steak.TV show: “The Of-

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Nick SperlineColor: Blue.Food: Pizza.TV show: “Family Guy.”Movie: “Zombieland.”Group or Artist: Don’t have one.What’s in your CD player/iPod/(other

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Kayla Eagleson, senior, right side, daughter of John Eagleson and Ber-nice Mescale.

Candace Hansen, senior, set-ter, daughter of Christine and Mark Hansen.

Hillary Hayes, senior, right side, daughter of Kevin and Shan Hayes.

Brandi Sweet, senior, outside hitter and defensive specialist, daughter of Curtis and Yvette Sweet.


Kayla: Basketball, tennis and track. Track is my favorite.

Candace: Tennis. Volleyball is my favorite.

Hillary: Basketball and golf. My favor-ite varies, what sport I’m in at the time.

Brandi: Basketball and tennis. Volley-ball is my favorite.


Kayla: (No response).Candace: We all wanted to make it fur-

ther than we did last year, which involves making it past districts.

Hillary: We’d like to make it further than last year with the ultimate goal be-ing state.

Brandi: To work together and prove that we are a team to watch for.


Kayla: Get better at hitting. It’s good, but I need to be more consistent.

Candace: To become a better leader for my team this year and to be more relaxed.

Hillary: For myself, to have better

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Brandi: To improve as much as I could my last year. So far, I have been improving and having fun.

If you weren’t play-ing your sport this fall, what would you be doing?

Kayla: Hanging out with friends.Candace: Working at Starbucks or

hanging out with friends.Hillary: Not playing volleyball isn’t

an option.Brandi: Working on my college stuff.


Kayla: I hope to go to BYU-H.Candace: Join the Army ROTC pro-

gram and major in conservation and for-estry at a four-year university.

Hillary: Attend Seattle University and major in photography.

Brandi: Go to college and study to become a teacher.

PERSONAL FAVORITES

Kayla EaglesonColor: Blue.Food: Mac and cheese.TV show: “Jonas.”Movie: “Taken.”Group or Artist: Jonas Brothers.What’s in your CD player/iPod/

(other listening device) right now? (No response).

Last book read (no textbooks): “Breaking Dawn.”

Athlete: Kobi Bryant, Dawnte Culpep-per, Randy Moss, Misty May-Treanor, David Beckham.

Candace HansenColor: Purple and orange.Food: Spaghetti with mizithra cheese

and clam sauce.TV show: “Metalocalypse” and “Fam-

ily Guy.”Movie: “Fight Club”Group or Artist: Brand New, Mindless

Self Indulgence.What’s in your CD player/iPod/(other

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Last book read (no textbooks): “Bird-man.”


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Last book read (no textbooks): “People Magazine.”


Brandi SweetColor: Pink.Food: Tacos.TV show: “Secret Life of the American

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With a focus on overall visual health, Dr. Stacie Nichols spe-cializes in providing eye care for the entire family. In addition to general eye exams, Dr. Nichols checks for cataracts, glau-coma and offers a full line of fashion eye wear, high quality sunglasses and contact lenses. Davenport Vision Source is the only eye care facility between Spokane and Grand Cou-lee, thus fulfilling a special role in our community. Dr. Nich-ols also screens and educates individuals who are seeking laser corrective surgery.

Hours: Monday thru Thursday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.Friday and Saturday by appointment

506 8th Street, Davenport, WA 99122

Cynthia, Dr. Stacie Nichols, Lauri and Jesse.(not pictured are Scott and Lynn)

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GOOD LUCK TO ALL OUR FALL ATHLETESGO GORILLAS!

408 Morgan Street, Davenport, WA 99122725-0756 • 866-760-0756

Business • Personal • Crop • Life & Health

Associated Independent Agencies...Means the Best Coverage at a Competitive Price

Call or Visit for a Professional, no-costreview of your insurance needs

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Paul’sPaul’sWe have it all...just like a mini mall

Paul’sPaul’s621 Morgan Street, Davenport, WA

509-725-70911-888-345-2074

old fashionedsoda fountain

Got A Sweet Tooth?Treat yourself to ice cream from our

• Ice Cream Sodas• Banana Splits• Thick & Creamy Milk Shakes• Phosphates• Root Beer Floats• Hot Fudge Sundaes

Enjoy a piping hot latté, hot chocolateor apple cider from our ESPRESSO BAR

while you shop the rest of the store.

NEED ASPECIAL GIFT?Our gift department is completely

remodeled and much larger. Our gift buyers have shopped from coast to coast to provide you with a large

selection of unique gifts forthe special people in your life.

DO YOU CARE ENOUGH

TO SEND THE VERY BEST?

DO YOU CARE ENOUGH

HUNGRY?BREAKFAST • Cinnamon Rolls • Biscuits & Gravy • Omelets • Breakfast Sandwiches • Croissants • Strudel

LUNCH & DINNER • Delicious & Healthy Sandwiches made to your liking on bread BAKED FRESH everyday. • Salads • Wraps • Warm yourself up with our soup of the day

Hallmark Cards & Gifts

Healthy food made fresh to your liking

Enjoy breakfast,lunch & dinnerat the DavenportSubway Restaurant

NEED A

PICK-ME-UP?

725-0740

FeaturingOld Fashioned Favorites

• Ice Cream Sodas • Huckleberry Milkshakes • Banana Splits • Green Rivers & much more

Good LuckGorillas!

Fall Sports in Focus 2009

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