Myrtle Point, Bobcats Compete At Coos County Meet
Myrtle Point placed fourth in the Coos County Track and Field Meet at Marshfield Pirate Stadium led by Laird and Geist. North Bend dominated with Geist winning three events, while Coquille and Marshfield also scored strongly. Myrtle Point athletes posted notable results in sprints and distance races as the team eye improvements this season.
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Coos Bay-Marshfield
North Bend
Dave Geist
M Point
Bobcats
Coos County
Marshfield
Pirate Stadium
Coquille
Bandon
Brian Laird
Orth Bend
Laird
Gandon
Art Dornath
Geist
Bulldogs
Dornath
O'Connor
Brian
Wade Schirmer
Myrtle Point
Mike Noben
Greg McGary
Pice
Im Groves
Leon Rayevich
Steve Wilson
Jim Stone
Darrell Pattee
Stone
Pattee
Rayevich
Guy Shorb
Powers
Steve Hammer
Ken Martin
J. C. Luoto
Martin
Amatisto
Rothermund
Bradley
Simpson
Hollingsworth
Cornath
O'Leary
Batley
Thompson
Shorb
Reeves
Kundert
Dean
Brown
Trendell
Tie Reeves
McGary
Duey
Groves
Hammer
Thomas
Kauffman
Dewey
Groven
Luoto
Noben
Baysinger
Meacham
Schiemer
Stanich
Cline
Georgis
Pele
Yeltee
Dumiee
Herman
Gibbs
Farmen
Edgerton
Waraecha
Staten
Sirapeoa
Petersen
Gelet
Strucker
Dickens
Schrader
Parshall
Yester
Twomile
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Luscombe
Steward
Noyd
Knapp
Hollingaworth
Kistner
Scolari
Sproull
Cochran
Stamper
Evans
Sproul
Nievoleon
Likes
Knight
Partney Mountain
Johansen
Westerby
Dotter
Beugnoli
Thurman
Mile
Bissett
Ruth
Crousser
Reinertsen
Byrd
Hibdon
Partney
Brugnoli
Reimer
Dane
Cunningham
Weater
Nicholson
Cox
Biscott
Coquille Valley
Bobcats Seek First Win in Sunset Conference Game
Myrtle Point Bobcats aim for their season first as Rich Capanna starts vs the Panthers in Gold Beach. The team has six games delayed by weather while Brookings handed Myrtle Point a 14 0 no hitter earlier this week. Coach Don Fisher expresses disappointment with the slow schedule.
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Gold Beach
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Bobcats
Rich Capanna
Panthers
Brookings
Myrtle Point
Don Fisher
Fisher
Bandon
Coquille
Douglas
Hoes
North Bend
Marshes Closed to Hunting Dogs for Nesting Season
The Department of Fish and Wildlife reminds hunting dog owners that marsh fields are off limits from April 1 through July for dog training and running on land or water that hosts productive wildlife nests. Pet cats and dogs should be kept restrained as untrained running can harm wildlife, especially during spring and early summer.
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