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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2015
Sports & Recreation Today CROSS-COUNTRY:
Redmond and Ridgeview at Central Oregon Cross Country Relays, Bend Pine Nursery Park, 3 p.m.
Thursday VOLLEYBALL: Ridgeview at Mountain View, 6:30 p.m. GIRLS SOCCER: Mountain View at Redmond, 3 p.m. GIRLS SOCCER: Summit at Ridgeview, 3 p.m. BOYS SOCCER: Mountain View at Redmond, 4:30 p.m. BOYS SOCCER: Summit at Ridgeview, 4:30 p.m. BOYS SOCCER: Central Christian at Crosshill Christian, 4:30 p.m.
Friday FOOTBALL: Mountain View at Redmond, 7 p.m. FOOTBALL: Summit at Ridgeview, 7 p.m.
Monday BOYS SOCCER: Central Christian at Damascus Christian, 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday BOYS SOCCER: Ridgeview at Mountain View, 4:30 p.m. GIRLS SOCCER: Ridgeview at Mountain View, 3 p.m. VOLLEYBALL: Redmond at Ridgeview, 6:30 p.m.
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They were born to run together Ridgeview’s cross-country team boasts 2 sets of twins Will Rubin For the Spokesman
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ouble trouble has taken on a whole new meaning at Ridgeview High School this season. Its cross-country team is led by not one, but two sets of twins. Freshmen Jane and Jessica Whitticar are identical twins. Sophomores Hailey and Whitney Gieschen are fraternal twins but look enough alike that head coach Drew Carpenter relies on their shoe colors to tell who’s who. “Having one set of twins isn’t that unusual,” Carpenter said. “Two? I don’t think I’ve ever seen that. Definitely not in succession like (the Gieschens and Whitticars).” The girls became fast friends during preseason workouts. The Whitticars attend Redmond Proficiency Academy but participate on Ridgeview’s athletic teams, so they were nervous about fitting in with a team that spends all day together during the season. Those worries vanished as soon as they all made eye contact that first day. The Gieschen sisters immediately took their younger counterparts under their wings. All four agreed while
Jarod Opperman / For the Spokesman
Ridgeview High School’s two sets of twin cross-country runners: Jessica Whitticar, top left, Jane Whitticar, bottom left, Whitney Gieschen, top right and Hailey Gieschen, bottom right. resting after practice last week that having another set of twins around has been nothing but a positive experience. “I thought it was pretty great when they showed up,” Whitney said. “I turned to (Hailey) and said, ‘Nobody will be able to just call us twins anymore. Now they’ll have to learn our names!’” It’s not just biology that binds the quartet together; each individual’s best time in a 5,000-meter race
— standard length in high school cross-country — is one of the four fastest on the team this season. Whitney is the pure runner of her family and the faster one, too. Hailey participates in field events during track season and trains year-round for that. Their sibling rivalry extends far beyond athletics, though it’s where they’re most competitive. “We always want to beat each other at everything,”
“Having one set of twins isn’t that unusual. Two? I don’t think I’ve ever seen that. Definitely not in succession like (the Gieschens and Whitticars).”
Brett Yeakey, Ridgeview football — Yeakey ran for 212 yards on 31 carries in a 28-21 loss at Bend on Oct. 9. His 59-yard touchdown tied the game at 14-14 going into halftime.
Female athlete of the week
Aspen Jeter, Ridgeview girls soccer — Jeter scored three goals and assisted on another in a 7-1 victory over Redmond on Oct. 6. The league win was the Ravens’ first of the season.
Race of the Week
Cross-country, Ridgeview at the La Pine Invitational, Oct. 7 — Albert Hesse won the 2-mile race and Brennan Buckley-Noonan finished second to lead the Ridgeview boys to a first-place finish in the seven-team field with 24 points. The Ridgeview girls also finished first as a team with 28 points.
What to watch for
Football — After a 49-7 loss at Summit last week, the No. 5 Panthers have a chance to regain a winning record in the IMC when they play Mountain View at home on Friday at 7 p.m.
SCOREBOARD Football OCT. 9
Summit 49, Redmond 7 Bend 28, Ridgeview 21
Boys soccer OCT. 5
Southwest Christian 5, Central Christian 3 OCT. 6
Ridgeview 12, Redmond 1 OCT. 8
Redmond 0, Bend 9
Girls soccer OCT. 6
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Drew Carpenter, Ridgeview cross-country head coach
PREP ROUNDUP Male athlete of the week
Whitney said, smirking as Hailey stood nearby. “Distance running is my thing; I don’t ever want her to beat me.” The complete opposite can be said of the Whitticar
OCT. 8
Bend 8, Redmond 0
Volleyball OCT. 3
Crook County 3, Central Christian 0 OCT. 6
Summit 3, Redmond 0 Bend 3, Ridgeview 0 OCT. 8
Ridgeview 3, Hood River Valley 0 OCT. 10
North Lake 3, Central Christian 0 North Medford 2, Redmond 0 Ashland 2, Ridgeview 0 Ridgeview 2, South Medford 0
Boys water polo OCT. 8
Mountain View 16, Redmond 2
Girls water polo OCT. 9
Mountain View 10, Ridgeview 9
Golf
EAGLE CREST OCT. 7
Men’s Club 2 Net BB, Resort Course
1, Todd Jensen, Allan Falco, Steve Austin, Roger Frichette, 124. 2, Kelly Paxton, Roger Edgerly, Peter O’Reilly, Ray DuPuis, 128. 3 (tie), Rick Mangels, Ron Wolfe, George Steelhammer, Terry Black 129. Tim Swope, Bruce Branlund, Larry Clark, Peter Jones, 129. 5, Jim Hawkes, Ray Fagan, Angelo Radatti, Ron Oliver, 133.
JUNIPER OCT. 7
Ladies Golf Club 6-6-6, team game
l, Dani Joplin, Jackie Cooper, Darla Farstvedt, Darlene Ross, 114. 2, Jan Carver, Carol Ann Still, Shar Wanichek, Blind Draw, 115. KPs — No. 3, Pam Garney; No. 8, Shan Wattenburger;
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SPOTLIGHT
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Derek Brown looks downfield for extra yards during the second quarter against Summit on Friday. Summit dominated in the 49-7 win.
Volleyball
Ridgeview won its first match in the bronze bracket at the Clearwater Classic at Bend High School on Saturday, defeating South Medford 25-8, 25-14, but then fell to No. 5 Ashland 25-21, 25-19. Redmond High finished fourth in pool play and lost to North Medford in its first match in the bronze bracket. Kenzie Jackson recorded 11 kills and 22 digs for the Panthers, while Alyssa Fabbrini had 10 kills and four blocks. Leah Grim collected 25 digs.
Football
Ridgeview held a narrow lead over Bend with three minutes remaining at Punk Hunnell Stadium on Friday night, but the Lava Bears
Twins Continued from Page 3
The pair is inseparable to the extent that when they’ve tried to do different things or make different friends, they quickly found their way back to each other. Carpenter swears the Whitticars look, sound and act more in lockstep than any set of twins she’s ever met. The girls swear this isn’t true, going so far
Scores Continued from Page 3 No. 13 Barb Schreiber.
Men’s Club OCT. 8
Beavers vs. Ducks Match Play, Beavers win 25-20 Dave King(D) def Tom Majchrowski(B), 3-0. Jim Flaherty(B) def Ken Carl(D), 2 ½- ½. James Mulhall(B) def Bob Kennedy(D), 2-1. Paul Klotz(B) def Len Lutero(D), 2 ½- ½.
Ridgeview’s Brenna Pinkerton (12) and Heidi Ronhar go up for a block against South Eugene in the Clearwater Classic on Saturday at Bend High School.
ran for a two-point conversion and then intercepted a pass by Brett Blundell and returned it for 55-yard touchdown to claim a 28-21 victory. Blundell threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Seth Whitley in the first quarter to tie the score at 7-7. Brett Yeakey led the Ravens with 212 rushing yards, while Logan Green ran for 62 yards on 11 carries. Meanwhile, No. 7 Summit quickly took control of third-ranked Redmond in an eventual 49-7 win at Summit High School. Derek Brown ran for 104 yards and ended the Storm shutout with a fourth-quarter touchdown. Redmond (4-2, 1-1 IMC) will have a chance to rebound at home against Mountain View on Friday, while Ridgeview (3-3, 0-1) hosts Summit.
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as to point out the scar on Jane’s forehead from when Jessica rammed it into a gatepost. Despite their protestations, the duo’s race times tell a different story. In four 5,000-meter events so far this season — totaling more than 90 minutes of race time — the twins’ cumulative times are 1.3 seconds apart. At Saturday’s George Fox XC Classic in Salem, Jane finished a whopping four-tenths of a second ahead of her sister.
It’s an improvement from middle school, says Carpenter, when they finished some races while holding hands. “I think subconsciously they will wait for each other if one falls behind,” Carpenter said. “Cheering for them in a race, with Whitney and Hailey, I know who should be where, but I’m sure at times I call Jane and Jessica by the wrong names.” As underclassmen, all
four will participate in at least two more cross-country and three track and field seasons together. The chances they can accomplish their goal of a state championship are slim given Summit High School’s longstanding dominance. However, if they manage to pull it off, it will give a whole new meaning to the term “twinning.”
Clint Mooers(D) def Chuck Swenson(B), 2 ½- ½. Lynn Kurth(B) def Wayne Castle(D), 2 ½- ½. John Hodecker(B) def Bob Cooper(D), 3-0. Dan Callahan(B) def Scott Martin(D), 3-0. Donald Garney(B) and Alan Stewart(D), 1 ½-1 ½. Steve Thomas(B) def Rick Schladenhauffen(D), 3-0. Don Noldge(B) def Harvey Cameron(D), 2-1. John Lanning(B) def John Gallaway(D), 3-0. Kip Gerke(D) def Kimmo Akerblom(B), 2-1. Ken Johnson(B) def Pat Ross(D), 2 ½- ½.
Allen Hare(D) def Jack Johnson(B), 3-0. KPs — No. 3, Ken Carl; No. 8 John Lanning; No. 13 Clint Mooers; No. 16 Dave King.
Feis, 51. Net: 1, Vivien Webster, 27. 2. Kae Velmeden, 31. 3. Kay Webb, 35. LD — Kae Velmeden. KP — Linda Johnston. C Flight — Gross: 1, Brook Powers, 46. 2, Ruth Backup, 51. 3, Nancy Smith, 52. Net: 1, Kathy Barrett, 25. 2, Dorothy Fuller, 30. 3, Judi Vanderpool, 31. LD — Kathy Barrett. KP — Judi Vanderpool. Low Putts — Hazel Blackmore, 14. Golfer of the Week — Vivien Webster, 44/27.
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THE GREENS AT REDMOND OCT. 6
Ladies of the Greens Gross and Net A Flight — Gross: 1. Sharron Rosengarth, 41. 2, Lynne Ekman 45. 3. Michelle Oberg, 45. Net: 1, Peggy Ashford, 30. 2. Bev Tout 33, 3. Hazel Blackmore 33. LD — Sharron Rosengarth. KP — Bev Tout. B Flight — Gross: 1. Myrn Grant, 38. 2. Carol Wolfe, 47. 3, Marilyn
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Holes-in-one Marie Albright of Redmond hit a 93-yard hole-in-one Oct. 5 on The Greens at Redmond’s par-3 No. 7 using a 5-wood.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2015
Sports & Recreation Today CROSS-COUNTRY:
Redmond and Ridgeview at Central Oregon Cross Country Relays, Bend Pine Nursery Park, 3 p.m.
Thursday VOLLEYBALL: Ridgeview at Mountain View, 6:30 p.m. GIRLS SOCCER: Mountain View at Redmond, 3 p.m. GIRLS SOCCER: Summit at Ridgeview, 3 p.m. BOYS SOCCER: Mountain View at Redmond, 4:30 p.m. BOYS SOCCER: Summit at Ridgeview, 4:30 p.m. BOYS SOCCER: Central Christian at Crosshill Christian, 4:30 p.m.
Friday FOOTBALL: Mountain View at Redmond, 7 p.m. FOOTBALL: Summit at Ridgeview, 7 p.m.
Monday BOYS SOCCER: Central Christian at Damascus Christian, 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday BOYS SOCCER: Ridgeview at Mountain View, 4:30 p.m. GIRLS SOCCER: Ridgeview at Mountain View, 3 p.m. VOLLEYBALL: Redmond at Ridgeview, 6:30 p.m.
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They were born to run together Ridgeview’s cross-country team boasts 2 sets of twins Will Rubin For the Spokesman
D
ouble trouble has taken on a whole new meaning at Ridgeview High School this season. Its cross-country team is led by not one, but two sets of twins. Freshmen Jane and Jessica Whitticar are identical twins. Sophomores Hailey and Whitney Gieschen are fraternal twins but look enough alike that head coach Drew Carpenter relies on their shoe colors to tell who’s who. “Having one set of twins isn’t that unusual,” Carpenter said. “Two? I don’t think I’ve ever seen that. Definitely not in succession like (the Gieschens and Whitticars).” The girls became fast friends during preseason workouts. The Whitticars attend Redmond Proficiency Academy but participate on Ridgeview’s athletic teams, so they were nervous about fitting in with a team that spends all day together during the season. Those worries vanished as soon as they all made eye contact that first day. The Gieschen sisters immediately took their younger counterparts under their wings. All four agreed while
Jarod Opperman / For the Spokesman
Ridgeview High School’s two sets of twin cross-country runners: Jessica Whitticar, top left, Jane Whitticar, bottom left, Whitney Gieschen, top right and Hailey Gieschen, bottom right. resting after practice last week that having another set of twins around has been nothing but a positive experience. “I thought it was pretty great when they showed up,” Whitney said. “I turned to (Hailey) and said, ‘Nobody will be able to just call us twins anymore. Now they’ll have to learn our names!’” It’s not just biology that binds the quartet together; each individual’s best time in a 5,000-meter race
— standard length in high school cross-country — is one of the four fastest on the team this season. Whitney is the pure runner of her family and the faster one, too. Hailey participates in field events during track season and trains year-round for that. Their sibling rivalry extends far beyond athletics, though it’s where they’re most competitive. “We always want to beat each other at everything,”
“Having one set of twins isn’t that unusual. Two? I don’t think I’ve ever seen that. Definitely not in succession like (the Gieschens and Whitticars).”
Brett Yeakey, Ridgeview football — Yeakey ran for 212 yards on 31 carries in a 28-21 loss at Bend on Oct. 9. His 59-yard touchdown tied the game at 14-14 going into halftime.
Female athlete of the week
Aspen Jeter, Ridgeview girls soccer — Jeter scored three goals and assisted on another in a 7-1 victory over Redmond on Oct. 6. The league win was the Ravens’ first of the season.
Race of the Week
Cross-country, Ridgeview at the La Pine Invitational, Oct. 7 — Albert Hesse won the 2-mile race and Brennan Buckley-Noonan finished second to lead the Ridgeview boys to a first-place finish in the seven-team field with 24 points. The Ridgeview girls also finished first as a team with 28 points.
What to watch for
Football — After a 49-7 loss at Summit last week, the No. 5 Panthers have a chance to regain a winning record in the IMC when they play Mountain View at home on Friday at 7 p.m.
SCOREBOARD Football OCT. 9
Summit 49, Redmond 7 Bend 28, Ridgeview 21
Boys soccer OCT. 5
Southwest Christian 5, Central Christian 3 OCT. 6
Ridgeview 12, Redmond 1 OCT. 8
Redmond 0, Bend 9
Girls soccer OCT. 6
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Drew Carpenter, Ridgeview cross-country head coach
PREP ROUNDUP Male athlete of the week
Whitney said, smirking as Hailey stood nearby. “Distance running is my thing; I don’t ever want her to beat me.” The complete opposite can be said of the Whitticar
OCT. 8
Bend 8, Redmond 0
Volleyball OCT. 3
Crook County 3, Central Christian 0 OCT. 6
Summit 3, Redmond 0 Bend 3, Ridgeview 0 OCT. 8
Ridgeview 3, Hood River Valley 0 OCT. 10
North Lake 3, Central Christian 0 North Medford 2, Redmond 0 Ashland 2, Ridgeview 0 Ridgeview 2, South Medford 0
Boys water polo OCT. 8
Mountain View 16, Redmond 2
Girls water polo OCT. 9
Mountain View 10, Ridgeview 9
Golf
EAGLE CREST OCT. 7
Men’s Club 2 Net BB, Resort Course
1, Todd Jensen, Allan Falco, Steve Austin, Roger Frichette, 124. 2, Kelly Paxton, Roger Edgerly, Peter O’Reilly, Ray DuPuis, 128. 3 (tie), Rick Mangels, Ron Wolfe, George Steelhammer, Terry Black 129. Tim Swope, Bruce Branlund, Larry Clark, Peter Jones, 129. 5, Jim Hawkes, Ray Fagan, Angelo Radatti, Ron Oliver, 133.
JUNIPER OCT. 7
Ladies Golf Club 6-6-6, team game
l, Dani Joplin, Jackie Cooper, Darla Farstvedt, Darlene Ross, 114. 2, Jan Carver, Carol Ann Still, Shar Wanichek, Blind Draw, 115. KPs — No. 3, Pam Garney; No. 8, Shan Wattenburger;
Ridgeview 7, Redmond 1 See SCORES, Page 4
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SPOTLIGHT
Ryan Brennecke / For the Spokesman
Derek Brown looks downfield for extra yards during the second quarter against Summit on Friday. Summit dominated in the 49-7 win.
Volleyball
Ridgeview won its first match in the bronze bracket at the Clearwater Classic at Bend High School on Saturday, defeating South Medford 25-8, 25-14, but then fell to No. 5 Ashland 25-21, 25-19. Redmond High finished fourth in pool play and lost to North Medford in its first match in the bronze bracket. Kenzie Jackson recorded 11 kills and 22 digs for the Panthers, while Alyssa Fabbrini had 10 kills and four blocks. Leah Grim collected 25 digs.
Football
Ridgeview held a narrow lead over Bend with three minutes remaining at Punk Hunnell Stadium on Friday night, but the Lava Bears
Twins Continued from Page 3
The pair is inseparable to the extent that when they’ve tried to do different things or make different friends, they quickly found their way back to each other. Carpenter swears the Whitticars look, sound and act more in lockstep than any set of twins she’s ever met. The girls swear this isn’t true, going so far
Scores Continued from Page 3 No. 13 Barb Schreiber.
Men’s Club OCT. 8
Beavers vs. Ducks Match Play, Beavers win 25-20 Dave King(D) def Tom Majchrowski(B), 3-0. Jim Flaherty(B) def Ken Carl(D), 2 ½- ½. James Mulhall(B) def Bob Kennedy(D), 2-1. Paul Klotz(B) def Len Lutero(D), 2 ½- ½.
Ridgeview’s Brenna Pinkerton (12) and Heidi Ronhar go up for a block against South Eugene in the Clearwater Classic on Saturday at Bend High School.
ran for a two-point conversion and then intercepted a pass by Brett Blundell and returned it for 55-yard touchdown to claim a 28-21 victory. Blundell threw a 20-yard touchdown pass to Seth Whitley in the first quarter to tie the score at 7-7. Brett Yeakey led the Ravens with 212 rushing yards, while Logan Green ran for 62 yards on 11 carries. Meanwhile, No. 7 Summit quickly took control of third-ranked Redmond in an eventual 49-7 win at Summit High School. Derek Brown ran for 104 yards and ended the Storm shutout with a fourth-quarter touchdown. Redmond (4-2, 1-1 IMC) will have a chance to rebound at home against Mountain View on Friday, while Ridgeview (3-3, 0-1) hosts Summit.
Joe Kline / For the Spokesman
as to point out the scar on Jane’s forehead from when Jessica rammed it into a gatepost. Despite their protestations, the duo’s race times tell a different story. In four 5,000-meter events so far this season — totaling more than 90 minutes of race time — the twins’ cumulative times are 1.3 seconds apart. At Saturday’s George Fox XC Classic in Salem, Jane finished a whopping four-tenths of a second ahead of her sister.
It’s an improvement from middle school, says Carpenter, when they finished some races while holding hands. “I think subconsciously they will wait for each other if one falls behind,” Carpenter said. “Cheering for them in a race, with Whitney and Hailey, I know who should be where, but I’m sure at times I call Jane and Jessica by the wrong names.” As underclassmen, all
four will participate in at least two more cross-country and three track and field seasons together. The chances they can accomplish their goal of a state championship are slim given Summit High School’s longstanding dominance. However, if they manage to pull it off, it will give a whole new meaning to the term “twinning.”
Clint Mooers(D) def Chuck Swenson(B), 2 ½- ½. Lynn Kurth(B) def Wayne Castle(D), 2 ½- ½. John Hodecker(B) def Bob Cooper(D), 3-0. Dan Callahan(B) def Scott Martin(D), 3-0. Donald Garney(B) and Alan Stewart(D), 1 ½-1 ½. Steve Thomas(B) def Rick Schladenhauffen(D), 3-0. Don Noldge(B) def Harvey Cameron(D), 2-1. John Lanning(B) def John Gallaway(D), 3-0. Kip Gerke(D) def Kimmo Akerblom(B), 2-1. Ken Johnson(B) def Pat Ross(D), 2 ½- ½.
Allen Hare(D) def Jack Johnson(B), 3-0. KPs — No. 3, Ken Carl; No. 8 John Lanning; No. 13 Clint Mooers; No. 16 Dave King.
Feis, 51. Net: 1, Vivien Webster, 27. 2. Kae Velmeden, 31. 3. Kay Webb, 35. LD — Kae Velmeden. KP — Linda Johnston. C Flight — Gross: 1, Brook Powers, 46. 2, Ruth Backup, 51. 3, Nancy Smith, 52. Net: 1, Kathy Barrett, 25. 2, Dorothy Fuller, 30. 3, Judi Vanderpool, 31. LD — Kathy Barrett. KP — Judi Vanderpool. Low Putts — Hazel Blackmore, 14. Golfer of the Week — Vivien Webster, 44/27.
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THE GREENS AT REDMOND OCT. 6
Ladies of the Greens Gross and Net A Flight — Gross: 1. Sharron Rosengarth, 41. 2, Lynne Ekman 45. 3. Michelle Oberg, 45. Net: 1, Peggy Ashford, 30. 2. Bev Tout 33, 3. Hazel Blackmore 33. LD — Sharron Rosengarth. KP — Bev Tout. B Flight — Gross: 1. Myrn Grant, 38. 2. Carol Wolfe, 47. 3, Marilyn
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Holes-in-one Marie Albright of Redmond hit a 93-yard hole-in-one Oct. 5 on The Greens at Redmond’s par-3 No. 7 using a 5-wood.
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