Olympic, Central Kitsap baseball to square off
The Olympic High School and Central Kitsap High School baseball team’s face each other at 2 p.m. Saturday at Gene Lobe Field at the Kitsap County Fairgrounds.
Originally scheduled to face Kentwood High School, the Trojans rescheduled with the Cougars to fulfill the non-league portion of their regular-season schedule.
Two OGC gymnasts win state
Liese Watson and Carli Previt of Silverdale’s Olympic Gymnastics Center won all-around individual titles at the Level 5 state gymnastics championships last weekend at Sammamish High School in Bellevue.
Watson, 8, placed third in the vault and floor exercise, and second on the beam and balance bars to earn a first-place score of 37.5 in the Child A Division. She attends Silverdale Elementary School.
Previt, 9, finished first on the bars, second on the vault, third on the balance beam and fourth in the floor exercise for a winning score of 37.325 in the Child C Division.
Those efforts lifted the team to a third-place overall finish. Auburn Gymnastics Center placed first and Grace Gymnastics Center of Lakewood finished second.
“It was a good meet because the kids peaked at the right time,” coach Greg Mutchler said. “It was a pretty special day for the kids.”
Disc golf
There are four disc golf events happening across Kitsap County Saturday and Sunday in celebration of “The World’s Biggest Disc Golf Weekend.”
Each event is not so much a competition, but rather a celebration of the sport.
There will be a “bring your own partner” mixed-doubles match at NAD Park in Bremerton beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday. Regular players are encouraged to bring their children, spouses or anyone else interested in playing, even if they are new to the game.
There will be another doubles match at 9 a.m. Sunday at NAD Park, 6002 Kitsap Way, Bremerton.
On Saturday, beginning at 2 p.m., there will be an 18-hole round played at the new Fredericksen Wildnerness Park, owned by the Poulsbo First Lutheran Church.
A round will be played at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Van Zee Course in Port Orchard, with a putting competition for players new to the sport.
The public is invited to all the events
For additional information, to register or for driving directions, visit www.pdga.com or e-mail John Cohoon, jccohoon@comcast.net.
