Pincher Creek Voice: Out and About, May 25

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Out and About, May 25 - June 3, 2012

Chris Davis, Pincher Creek Voice

Hello there Pincher Creek. Lotsa stuff happened this week, and lots of stuff going to happen soon. We'll try and fill you in as best we can. We're probably going to be a little while catching up.

^St. Michael’s Elementary Choir gave a wonderful performance of "Herbie and the Good News Garden" on Thursday, May 31. Story and video soon.

At rugby (and baseball, and hockey, and basketball, and volleyball, and figure skating, and track and field.

Oh yeah,
The Jr. High Districts Track and Field Meet, Wednesday afternoon, May 30.

There's a story in the works about that too. In the meantime, a peek into the mayem, trauma, and a few other bits.

Tristan Black Water in the 100m
C. Davis photos

^ This is Tristan Black Water. He's from Fort Macleod's F.P. Walshe School and was the 100m champ in his division, a great runner.

Tristan Black Water
C. Davis photo

Maia Jorgenson

Earlier in the day two of our local Pincher Creek athletes sustained damaged wrists in the pole vault, held earlier in the day.

Maia Jorgenson injured her wrist in the hurdles . She not only managed to continue with her pole vault attempt, taking 4th place in her division, she also broke a record in the 100m with a 13.28 time. She also won the 200m and the Long Jump. She's a mighty fine athlete we've seen putting in 100% every time.

This is Tyson Goodreau

This is the wrist of Tyson Goodreau
It too fell victim to the dreaded hurdles

If it's any help, hurdles were one of the banes of this reporter's athletic attempts in the way-back.

Mr. Randy Whitehead.

Mr. Randy Whitehead has stepped up to it, and helps keep a lot of different games, often ball games, up in the air. He does that in a big way, almost every day. And then, when the dust settles he tells us the score. Sometimes there's a LOT of scores.