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HIDDEN VALLY LAKE, Calif. – The Hidden Valley Sharks Swim Team has been keeping busy this summer in its first year as a USA-sanctioned team.
The team has competed in two meets recently.
The Ukiah Dolphins hosted an event on June 25. The Sharks were represented by 17 swimmers.
At a meet held in Napa on July 2 the sharks were represented by 13 swimmers, including Sophie and Olivia Kucer; Addie Hamilton; Nikcole Stewart; Georgia Guerrero; Al Sanchez-Giannecchini; Sam Nord; Brittany Stewart; Vanessa Rodriguez; Natalya and Nikolas Dickson; Autumn, Jessica and Jared Pyzer; Tyler Clark; Daniel Price; Liam and Carson Stahl; Isabella Dubois; Amy Gattoni; Nicole Corsetti; and Tyler and Alexe Olson.
They competed in various events such as the 25 Freestyle where Sophie Kucer took fifth place; 50 Backstroke where Liam Stahl took first place; the 200 Freestyle where Nicole Corsetti took third; the 25 Breaststroke where Nikolas Dickson took third place; the 50 Freestyle where Jared Pyzer took first; and many other events.
The team practices Monday through Friday evenings at the Hidden Valley Country Club Pool from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
They are getting ready to attend another meet in Willits this month.
For more information contact coach Charlie Hart at
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Dr. Lyons will present a walking-talking tour that highlights aspects of the “three histories”: American Indian, European settler and natural history.
Meet in front of the Ranch House at 7:45 a.m. for time to experience the early morning wildlife to be found in the Ranch House and Barn complex yard. The walk begins at 8 a.m.
Park docents Gae Henry and Henry Bornstein will lead a tour of the historic Ranch House immediately after the walk.
The Anderson Marsh Interpretive Association (AMIA) holds a monthly guided nature walk, followed by a Ranch House tour.
This summer, walks will be held on two upcoming Saturday mornings: July 9 and Aug. 13.
Anderson Marsh State Historic Park is located on Highway 53, between Lower Lake and Clearlake.
For more information about the walks email
For more information about the park, visit www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=483.
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Several three person teams have signed up for the calf dressing event and if enough teams sign up to compete, the second round will be held on Saturday, July 9, between 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.
It appears some of the volunteer firemen/women in Lake County are competing against each other to see whose team can beat the clock. Rumor has it that some law enforcement personnel are also in the
running.
There is still time to sign up for this event, so get your team together and contact Debbie and Johnny Jones at 707-279-8316.
The entry fee is $30/person or $90/team. All teams must check in at the Lake County Rodeo Office no later than 5:30 p.m. each night, just inside the arena gate, next to the grandstands
Also during the first hour will be the Diablo Ladies Drill Team performance and the Mutton Bustin' competition for ages up to 8 years.
Friday evening they will have the crowning of the 2011 Rodeo Queen and Princess and introduce
the winners of the Cutest Cowpoke Contest.
Visit the rodeo online at www.lakecountyrodeo.com.
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On June 23, the results were:
First flight – Fred Figg was first with net 31, Dennis Bero was second with 32 and Cliff Hughes third with 34.
Second flight: Bill Surber finished first at 31 and Ron Clark second, 32; Mike Casolo, Juergen Haller, and Paul Bertlin tied for third with 33.
Third flight – Mike Higman posted one of the lowest nets of the day, 30; Brian Rudy was second with 31; and Jim Hodges was third at 33.
Fourth flight – Phil Tyler posted the other net 30, Brian Panizzera was second with 31 and Russ Sage was third at 32.
Closest to the par 3 pins were Byron Hoss and Brian Panizzera.
Chip-ins were scored by Bob Brossier, Dick Kistner, Ron Martinez, Phil Tyler and Bill Surber.
Fifty-six men took part in the June 23 event.
On June 30, the results were as follows:
First flight – Tom Gibbs took first place with a low net 34; Rick Conrad, Cliff Hughes and Arch Madsen tied for second at net 35.
Second flight – Bill Brewster was first with 34; Carl Dennis and Jim Brown tied for second at 35.
Third flight – Phil Tyler and Tommy Sowell tied for top honors at 34; Jeff Markham was third with 35.
Closest to the par 3 pins were Mike Riley and Tom Gibbs.
Chip-ins were scored by Brian Panizzera, Mike Higman, Bill Surber and Gary Faulkner.
Fifty-one men took part in the day's competition.