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Sports

Tuesday, May 15,  2001

Pecos junior high golfers get first in medallist races

A pair of Pecos Eagle junior high golfers won the medallist titles this past weekend after the final round of the five-round area tournament, while Pecos' two teams placed third overall in their divisions.

Mikey Nichols and Shelly Martinez took first place honors in the individual competition, after the final round of the tournament was held on Saturday at the Winkler County Golf Course in Kermit. Martinez tied for second over the final nine holes of the tournament with a 48, one stroke behind Monahans' Allison Jordan, but overall beat out Jordan for medallists honors by four strokes over 45 holes of play, shooting a 247 to Jordan's 251.

Nichols tied Andrews' Jase Kolb for final round medallist honors on Saturday, after both shot 84s, and beat out Kolb by five strokes for tournament medallist honors, shooting a 411 over 90 holes to Kolb's 416.

Monahans' girls and Andrews boys ended up winning the overall team titles. The Loboes shot a final round 208 to finish with a 1088 score, while Andrews was second, shooting a 220 to finish with an 1153 score. Pecos shot a 231 at Kermit and was next with a 1196 total, while Andrews `B' shot a 235 and was fourth, with a 1208 total.

Kermit was third for the final round on their home course with a 227, and Monahans `B' shot a 240 but neither team had enough golfers in previous round to qualify for a full five-round tournament score.

Jennie Canon also didn't play in all five rounds to qualify for an overall tournament score, but placed fourth in the tournament on Saturday behind Jordan, Martinez and Andrews' Kelsie Gray with a 51 score. Susan Bradley shot a final round of 63 and finished with a 344 total, and Evelyn Flores shot a 69 for Pecos' other individual score.

Pecos' boys shot their low round of the five-round tournament on Saturday, a 376, to finish with a 1919 score overall. Andrews `A' and `B' teams finished first and second overall, with 1736 and 1802 totals, while the Mustangs' `B' team won the final round with a 341 score, six strokes up on the `A' team.

Fort Stockton `A' was next in the overall standings with a 1962 score after a 384 round, while Monahans was fourth on Saturday with a 378, and finished at 2001 overall. They were followed by Fort Stockton `B' at 424-2156, Monahans `B' at 468-2381, and the Eagles' `B' team, with a 497-2522 score.

After Nichols' score, Jake Weinacht had the next best total for Pecos, shooting a 92 to finish at 498 and 15th overall. Alex Morales shot a 111 and was 16th with a 513, and Jack Bradley shot a final round 99 and was 18th with a 531 score.

Other final round scores for Pecos included a 126 by Albert Lira and 127s by Chance Fincher and Jonathan Garcia.

Rec department's sign-ups for summer events continue

Sign-ups for three Reeves County Community Sports  and Recreation Department summer programs are currently  underway at the department's office and will continue through Thursday,  May 24.

Sign-ups for the youth T-ball program is open to boys and girls ages 4 through 7. Registration fee is $10 per player and both parents must sign a form and bring their child's birth certificate when registering at the RCCRD office in the old Pecos High School gym.

Children ages 5 through 10 are being enrolled for the summer Taekwon Do class, which will run two days a week for six weeks at the old PHS gym. Registration is also underway for the RCCRD's beginners chess class, which is for children ages 6-10 and will also run two days a week for six weeks.

Registration fee for both Taekwon Do and chess is also $10 per child, and a birth certificate and signatures from both parents are required with the returned enrollment form.

Enrollment forms for all three activities are available at the Recreation Department office in the old Pecos High School gym during regular office hours. For further information, call 447-9776.

Swimming lesson sign-ups this Wednesday, next week

Two more registration dates remain for the Pecos High School summer swimming program, after the first sign-up date on Monday at the PHS pool.

The final two registration will be this Wednesday and next Monday from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the Pecos High School swimming pool, according to PHS swimming coach Terri Morse. Sign-ups are for either or both of the two-week sessions, which will run from June 4-15 and from June 18-29 at the PHS pool.

Registration for the program is $25 per session for each child enrolled. For further information, contact Morse at 447-7242.



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