TRACK AND FIELD

HEAT Meet

A total of 144 third- through fifth-grade boys and girls participated in Sunday’s Helena Elementary Area Track Meet at Vigilante Stadium. Listed below are the top six finishers in each event.

100 meter

Fifth-grade boys

1. Trey Tintinger 13.91

2. Will Lane 14.69

3. Avery Stiles 14.81

4. Marston Carpenter 15.01

5. Bridger Grovom 15.02

6. Ryan Quinn 15.53

Fifth-grade girls

1. Molly Brandt 15.52

2. Zoey Wall 15.83

3. Alyssa Plant 15.94

4. Emily Beveridge 16.07

5. Haley Schmitt 16.48

6. Caroline Bullock 16.83

Fourth-grade boys

1. Ben Swansen 14.58

2. Hunter Cromwell 15.53

3. Richard Asiata 15.68

4. Trystan Brewer 15.72

5. Konnor Ralph 16.03

6. Ethan Hayes 16.05

Fourth-grade girls

1. Azaria Evans 15.94

2. Audrey Hofer 16.38

3. Ella Krumm 16.52

4. Ellie Doran 16.55

5. Haley Moseman 16.96

6. Hailee Stiler 17.08

Third-grade boys

1. Tievin Hauck 15.39

2. Tucker Zanto 15.45

3. Kaden Huot 15.72

4. Dylan Root 15.94

5. Luke Sullivan 16.07

6. Nick Newlun 16.27

Third-grade girls

1. Odessa Zentz 15.72

2. Chloe Mendenhall 15.73

3. Sophie Palcisko 16.11

4. Elsa Grebenc 16.23

5. Patricia Ann Stuber 16.54

6. Rachel Hoffman 16.78

200 meter

Fifth-grade boys

1. Trey Tintinger 31.44

2. Marston Carpenter 32.78

3. Will Lane 33.08

4. Bridger Grovom 33.50

5. Ryan Quinn 33.95

6. Jonah Fisher 34.05

Fifth-grade girls

1. Kylee Jo Floerchinger 33.70

2. Molly Brandt 33.71

3. Alyssa Plant 34.80

4. Zoey Wall 34.84

5. Haley Schmitt 36.11

6. Kylee Havranek 36.87

Fourth-grade boys

1. Ben Swansen 32.82

2. Malachi Syvrud 33.12

3. David Kemp 33.15

4. Hayden Hebert 34.01

5. Trystan Brewer 34.17

6. Elijah Voss 34.32

Fourth-grade girls

1. Azaria Evans 35.78

2. Audrey Hofer 35.94

3. Hailee Stiler 36.78

4. Ella Krumm 37.34

5. Lillian Keeton 37.66

6. Emma Rohrer-Fitzhugh 37.71

Third-grade boys

1. Kaden Huot 34.72

2. Tucker Zanto 34.93

3. Luke Sullivan 35.78

4. Jacob Curry 36.01

5. Nick Newlun 36.08

6. Gavin Thennis 36.58

Third-grade girls

1. Chloe Mendenhall 35.25

2. Sophie Palcisko 36.01

3. Patricia Ann Stuber 36.34

4. Quin Vulk 37.20

5. Elsa Grebenc 37.67

6. Keaton Normandy 39.47

400 meter

Fifth-grade boys

1. Trey Tintinger 1.15.02

2. Will Lane 1.16.56

3. Ryan Quinn 1.18.97

4. Chase Lamach 1.21.79

5. Jonah Fisher 1.22.97

6. Hunter Gilliam 1.23.89

Fifth-grade girls

1. Kylee Jo Floerchinger 1.21.00

2. Molly Brandt 1.25.12

3. Alyssa Plant 1.25.49

4. Emily Beveridge 1.27.75

5. Sydney Gibson 1.28.62

6. Caroline Bullock 1.32.28

Fourth-grade boys

1. Hayden Hebert 1.16.52

2. Matt Burton 1.19.48

3. Elijah Voss 1.20.79

4. Sam Lane 1.23.12

5. David Kemp 1.24.17

6. Henry Lauerman 1.24.28

Fourth-grade girls

1. Madelyn Murgel 1.28.19

2. Ella Krumm 1.29.92

3. Azaria Evans 1.31.18

4. Emma Rohrer-Fitzhugh 1.33.29

5. Rebecca Snow 1.34.15

6. Keelin Connolly 1.35.35

Third-grade boys

1. Jacob Curry 1.24.59

2. Gavin Thennis 1.28.21

3. Kade Schlepp 1.28.23

4. Nick Newlun 1.30.97

5. Caydann Cox 1.38.71

6. Hudsen Grovom 1.40.53

Third-grade girls

1. Chloe Mendenhall 1.26.06

2. Patricia Ann Stuber 1.29.71

3. Odessa Zentz 1.33.76

4. Elsa Grebenc 1.34.06

5. Keaton Normandy 1.34.81

6. Kylie Heit 1.37.92

Long Jump

Fifth-grade boys

1. Trey Tintinger 12’6”

2. Bridger Grovom 11’6”

3. Will Lane 11’4”

4. Ryan Quinn 10’11”

5. Hunter Gilliam 10’7”

6. Jonah Fisher 10’7”

Fifth-grade girls

1. Anna Kreisberg 9’6.25”

2. Kylee Havranek 9’1”

3. Caroline Bullock 8’11.5”

4. Molly Brandt 8’10.5”

5. Emma Coble 8’9.5”

6. Kylee Jo Floerchinger 8’5”

Fourth-grade boys

1. Matt Burton 10’9”

2. Malachi Syvrud 10’8”

3. Ben Swansen 10’7”

4. Alexander Huff 10’2”

5. Camden Krezelak 10’1”

6. Sam Lane 9’10”

Fourth-grade girls

1. Audrey Hofer 8’1.25”

2. Shayla Silverthorne 8’1.25”

3. Elaina Patten 7’6”

4. Lillian Keeton 7’5”

5. Haley Moseman 7’3.75”

6. Kendall Schlosser 7’3.25”

Third-grade boys

1. Kaden Huot 9’9”

2. Heath Pesta 9’7”

3. Dylan Root 9’7”

4. Gavin Thennis 9’5”

5. Garrett Wells 9’2”

6. Hudsen Grovom 8’9”

Third-grade girls

1. Chloe Mendenhall 8’10.5”

2. Odessa Zentz 8’7.5”

3. Patricia Ann Stuber 8’3”

4. Olivia Huber 8’2”

5. Kylie Heit 7’8.5”

6. Keaton Normandy 7’4”

Softball Throw

Fifth-grade boys

1. Bridger Grovom 128’10”

2. Will Lane 127’7”

3. Trey Tintinger 120’8”

4. Avery Stiles 120’6”

5. Cory DiDonato 107’3”

6. Marston Carpenter 98’11”

Fifth-grade girls

1. Kylee Jo Floerchinger 74’10”

2. Haley Schmitt 72’10”

3. Emily Beveridge 66’7”

4. Nysha Baker 66’3”

5. Caroline Bullock 58’4”

6. Emma Coble 56’1”

Fourth-grade boys

1. Malachi Syvrud 127’5”

2. Brett Stoos 114’5”

3. Hayden Hebert 110’9”

4. Keenan Morrison 108’3”

5. Luke Donaldson 107’10”

6. Matt Burton 106’4”

Fourth-grade girls

1. Audrey Hofer 71’8”

2. Shayla Silverthorne 71’2”

3. Madelyn Edwards 60’0”

4. Michaela Benson 59’4”

5. Rebecca Snow 57’6”

6. Lillian Keeton 54’6”

Third-grade boys

1. Kaden Huot 104’2”

2. Heath Pesta 101’2”

3. Gavin Thennis 86’3”

4. Hudsen Grovom 78’0”

5. Rhett Quinn 76’10”

6. Luke Sullivan 76’9”

Third-grade girls

1. Rachel Hoffman 57’5”

2. Sarah Halferty 53’0”

3. Keaton Normandy 52’5”

4. Chloe Mendenhall 49’11”

5. Kylie Heit 48’6”

6. Patricia Ann Stuber 41’3”

RUNNING

Pocatello Trail Runs

Former Helenan Mike Wolfe led a group of local area runners at the Pocatello Trail Runs races in Idaho. Wolfe, now of Missoula, captured the 50-mile championship with a new course record of 7 hours, 43 minutes, 31 seconds.

John Halsteen placed 25th, out of 99 competitors, in 11:23:37. Other locals finishing the event were Alan Wintersteen (54th, 13:05), Charlie Sperry (74th, 14:24), Rich

DeSimone (81st, 15:24) and Scott Blum (84th, 15:35.)

The course, which is situated in the hills outside of Pocatello, is actually 52.3 miles, and consists of 12,600 feet of vertical gain.

In the 50K race (actually 35.4 miles, with 8,400 feet vertical gain), Helena’s Steve Engebrecht came in 16th, in 7:41:19. Also finishing were Tammie Engebrecht (33rd, 9:01) and Claudia Bickel (38th, 10:11).

Bryce 100 Mile Trail Run

Another local runner took part in the Bryce 100 Mile Trail Run, near Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah. Martin Miller completed the 100 mile course, which included 18,500 feet of elevation gain, in 32:41:40. Miller’s time was good enough for 82nd place, out of 114 runners.

TENNIS

Spring Team Tennis

Team No. 3 was crowned Spring Team Tennis Champion on Sunday at Helena’s Last Chance Tennis Center after a playoff against Team No. 4 and weeks of competition among four teams and over 30 local players. Members of the winning team included Dale Kassler, Peggy Manion, Joan Miles, Monica Aparicio, Mike Price and Don Reddig.

The competition was all doubles with national tennis rating program levels ranging from 3.0 to 4.5 levels. Teams consisted of six club members and during the season each team played a match against each of the other tennis teams.

The Spring Team Tennis competition was the second time the LCTA has offered the opportunity for members to participate in this unique competition. Club professional Doug Ruffin created the program to help members learn more about competing at all levels and among all age groups.

“It is gratifying to see how our members raised the level of competition this session and really had fun playing and competing, especially the junior members,” he said. “Tennis is truly a sport for a lifetime when teams have players who range in age from 13 to 70!”

Team tennis competition will start again in the fall. Ruffin will offer three sessions of clinics and lessons this summer, including special classes for beginners. Weeklong tennis camps for juniors and adults are scheduled for June 24 – 27. Contact Doug Ruffin for more information or to sign up at (360) 789-6664 or drotca@comcast.net.

COMING EVENTS

Bengal Basketball Camp

The dates for the Helena High basketball camp were listed incorrectly in last week’s camp guide due to an error in information provided to the IR.

The camp will take place from July 15-18 for boys entering grades 4-12, and the camp for boys and girls entering grades kindergarten through third grade will be held from July 15-17.

Scholarship Scramble

The University of Montana Western Bulldog Booster Club will hold the 2013 Scholarship Scramble at the Beaverhead Golf Course on Friday and Saturday, June 21 and 22.

There will be a men’s division with an 18-hole scramble ($125 per player) and a women’s division with a nine-hole scramble ($75 per player).

The weekend events will begin at the golf course on Friday with cocktails and registration at 6 p.m. followed by a dinner and team auction at 7 p.m. Dinner is included in the price of entry fees. Guests may purchase dinner for $20.

The Saturday competition will feature two shotgun starts at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Participants may register individually or as a team by calling or emailing the UMW Foundation. Contact Kelly Allen at (406) 683-7306 or k_allen@umwestern.edu.

Proceeds from the scramble will benefit scholarships for Montana Western student-

athletes.

Summer Tennis Camp

The Last Chance Tennis Center will hold its summer tennis camps from June 24-27.

The camp for juniors 10-15 years old will be held from 9 a.m. to noon and costs $125; juniors 14-18 years of age from 1:30-4:30 p.m. for $125; and adults from 6-8:30 p.m. for $100.

The sign-up deadline is June 21.

Please contact tennis professional Doug Ruffin to get additional information or to sign up.

The Last Chance Tennis Center is located at 2910 Skyway Drive (across from the Helena Airport terminal).