Douglas High's Alyce Kugler tied for first in Saturday's girls cutting go-round to help lead the effort for the Carson/Douglas Rodeo Club at its rodeo held at the Douglas County Fairgrounds.
High school competitors from all over the state competed in the event.
Kugler tied for first in Saturday's cutting with Jenna Mariluch as both finished with 143.10 points. Kugler had a a strong weekend, placying third in pole bending with 141.55 points and taking third in cutting with 93.28 points on Sunday.
On Saturday, Kugler also took 10th in barrel racing at 18.282 seconds. Also in Sunday's go-round, Douglas County's Jonathan Glocknitzer was second in boys cutting with 130.80 points, Galena's Elyse Heberger took 10th in breakaway calf roping at 5.78 seconds and Carson High's Pia Wendell was eighth in barrels. In Saturday's go-round, Glocknitzer was second in cutting with 129.60 points.
Results from Eagle Valley, Carson Valley
Results from the four-man scramble played at Eagle Valley West last Wednesday:
Flight A: First - Glen Adair, Myron Carpenter, John Sullivan, net 54; second - Tom Hammond, Frank Brusa, Tom Craig, Gerald Cumpton, 57 (note: they won on tiebreaker); third - Jim Connolly, Paul Lockwood, Bob Haga, Roger Overholt, 57.
Flight B: First - Jim Sand, Bob Lewis, Bob Del Carlo, 50; second - Joe Joslin, Tom Teders, William Kaster, Frank Romano, 54; third - Ivan Lepire, Karl Keller, Gerald Pongasi, 55.
Closest to the pin: Paul Beavers, No. 7, 3-9; Bob Lewis, No. 17, 10-3.
Results from the Carson Valley Men's Golf Club Tournament held on Sunday:
A Flight: Fred Coons, first, 63; Wayne Graham, Jim EnEarl, second 68; Eddie Shope, fourth. B Flight: Keith Logan, first, 58; George Chighizola, second, 64; John Dorman, Barry Horton, third, 65.
C Flight: Paul Finan, first, 54; Mike Gamberg, second, 57; Bruce Sanford, third, 58; Mick Ryan, fourth, 61. D Flight: John Elliott, John Carey, first, 61; Ray Gardiol, third, 61; Gerry Bing, fourth, 63.
Closest to the pin: Fred Coons, No. 5, 30-8; John Dorman, No. 17, 12-1.
Muth fires an ace at Thunder Canyon
Jim Muth shot a hole-in-one at Thunder Canyon Golf Club on Thursday. He used a 6-iron on the 176-yard sixth hole.
Douglas County needs softball umps
Douglas County Parks & Recreation and DC Officials are currently looking for qualified officials for adult softball.
Umpires would receive $19 per game and games would run Mondays through Fridays, including tournaments in the summer and the fall.
Officials must be willing to work nights and weekends and have a flexible schedule.
Most games last approximately one hour and 10 minutes.
An umpire certification clinic is slated for Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the recreation annex next to the recreation department. For more information, contact J.P. Albert at 782-9828 or Jon McCormick at 215-1462.