Deadline Wednesday For Hooops Entries
Entry deadline for Valley Hooops is fast approaching.
Harry Beckous, director of the three-on-three basketball tournament at University City, said entries must be postmarked by Wednesday. The cost is $60 per team.
Trophies and T-shirts will be awarded to each division winner.
Teams are assured a minimum of three games, including consolation contests in the double-elimination fund-raiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association and the Valley YMCA.
“Things are going really well,” he said. “Everything is donated but the T-shirts, and I got a good price on those. I couldn’t be happier.”
Eight concessions have been confirmed for the event.
“There will be plenty of food,” said Beckous.
Rather than acting as court monitors, officials on each court will call fouls.
Valley Hooops could always use volunteers, said Beckous, and there is room for teams.
But entry forms must be submitted quickly.
All-Valley cross country today
The 17th annual All-Valley cross country meet will be run at Liberty Lake County Park beginning at 9 a.m.
The initial race is for freshmen and sophomore girls, followed at half-hour intervals by the freshmen and sophomore boys, junior and senior girls, junior and senior boys, a one-mile fun run, and an alumni-coaches race.
Valley schools plus Lake City of Coeur d’Alene and Post Falls will participate.
The meet will be run without East Valley’s girls, who are competing in Oregon this weekend.
But the University and Central Valley girls teams, who are among Greater Spokane League favorites, and West Valley and East Valley boys, who expect to contend in the Frontier League, will be there.
Liberty Lake eclectic scores
Best scores for August were reported by Liberty Lake Ladies 18-Hole Golf Club.
In A flight, Diane Hicks had low gross 78, while Gloria Cash and Patsy Lynn each netted 60.
Nancy Monteith had a B flight best of 83, and Jean Fulks netted 58.
Jodi Cantrell led C flight at 87. Net winners were Margaret Brashears and Anne Meyers with 58.
In D flight, Jane McKelvie shot 99 and Barbara Buteux netted 60.
Eleven members of the Liberty Lake Ladies 18-Hole golf club turned in net scores better than 72 during last week’s Beat the Pro medal play.
Low gross flight winners were Yvonne Splan and Billie Etter with 91 in A, Ets Yamada with 97 in B, Coleen Wisenor with 104 in C and Ethel Rankin with 116 in D.
Net leaders were Glenda Scott with 72 in A, Noreen Sale with 74 in B, Jan Stewart with 75 in C and Eleanor Seefried with 78 in D.
Medal play at Valley View
Last week it was Joyce Jacobs’s turn to lead the Valley View Ladies Club field.
Jacobs shot low gross 51 during medal play.
Net winners were Gladys Alden with 37 in A flight, Edith Rains with 28 in B flight and Emma Long with 34 in C flight.
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