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The Lone Tree Reporter
.00ixth grade boys play-at-000000 Lone Tree girls
Continued... from page 1
ournament, " wm Champlonsh00p 4a-: 35 bothEllaFeldmanandC°urtneyBurrnetted 18 points and Madelyn
basketball...
Flemr scored 14 points in a bal-
q [he Lone Tree 6th grade bas- stormed back and cut the lead to at the half 23-16. The third quar- rebounded really well. We need anced attack for the Lions.
le oall team played in the Mid- 4 with 2 minutes left to play. The ter was all Lone Tree as they ex- to take better shots when we have Feldman shot 7-10 from the field
ix ai.e tournament on Saturday. (2-3 fl'om three-point range) and was
;e tehl0ns opened up with Regina.
0 e Tree started fast building a
ead early in the first quarter.
,t
t ey continued to extend the lead
me second going up by as many
,4 Points. The Regals cut the
, to 10 by half-time as the score
Ls 26-16. In the third quarter
- Lions were only able to score
!0tats but still held on to a 12
,lnt lead 30-18. In the 4th Regina
Lion defense stepped up big down
the stretch as they held off the Re-
gals 32-28.
The final game was the against
the Lions from Linn-Mar. Lone
Tree started slow in the 1st trail-
ing 11-2. They cut into the lead
right before the second quarter
but still trailed 13-10. The Lone
Tree offense got rolling in the
second and the team made some
defensive stops as they went up
tended the lead to 10 at 33-23. They
were up by as much as 14 in the
4th but foul trouble began to take
its toll and Linn-Mar came back
to cut the lead to 3 late in the 4th
quarter. Lone Tree hit some key
shots down the stretch and held
on to win the championship 40-35.
We played very well at times
but were also a little rusty with
so much time off. Our defense got
better as we went along and we
the lead late in the game and take
care of the basketball a little bet-
ter, but over all these guys did a
great job.
Members of the team were: Mi-
chael Schmidt, Trey Pierson, Ga
rett Boxwell. Niko Gosnell. Ross
Swinton, Sam Furhmeister, Daw-
son Swailes and Jovonte Squiers.
sixth grade girls win Basketball tournamell t
t The Lone Tree sixth grade girls
ced first in the Highland Bas-
Utball Tournament, held Decem-
n r18 2
o. 010. Lone Tree started
lela-"l' a- day against a tough Regina
.:,]F m. Cold shooting and lots of
a._rn°vers kept the score low but
"ne Tree prevailed to win the
,2!e 24 - 21.
| rne next game matched Lone
r:r against Highland and the
,'| ran front moved in with a scor-
.g frenzy, finishing the game
i[ h 55 Points and holding High-
}'.*u to only nine. Lone Tree
i. uecl the day matching up with
°lUbus Junction. The cold
11t
Jill °at returned leaving Lone Tree
f TahS: °ring deficit.
If thegirls worked their way out
_ hole they dug but could
i:[ ull ahead; time ran out and
T;_ ¢ tree lost 33 - 38.
. e tournament team is made
J or Elizabeth Dodson, Lizzy
:e:, Emily Feldman, Madison
nm,Maryssa Grover, Kaycee
;:, r,ena Sieverding and Alys-
LJ: °as. The team is coached by
,my TOmas and Lois Dodson.
00eeember
00relines
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meeting for the
on Sun-
19th. At the meet-
and An-
Aanika Kopf's presentation
birds.
went Christmas carol-
throughout the
made some special
Eastside Village and Pio-
You may have seen the
or heard the Christmas
s YOurself!
VWards, members enjoyed
g up with hot chocolate
2-2 from the free-throw line. Burr
was 6-12 from the field and 6-9 from
the free-throw line while snagging
l0 rebounds. Flemr scored 14 points
on 6-18 shooting including 2-11 from
three-point range. She grabbed five
rebounds and had three blocks and
two steals in the win.
Amanda Heitman scored eight
points and grabbed five rebounds
while passing out three assists, Ely-
ssa Mills scored three, and team-
Death Syndrome Featured
Crop Conference on January 19
€bean Sudden Death Syn-
Was widespread in Iowa
;ausing severe losses in
Dr. Leonor Leandro,
Plant pathologist who
ZUsing on this destructive
Will present recent find-
managing the problem
)Wa State University Ex-
n Crop Advantage Series
a.m. on January 19 at the
Center for Continu-
at 7725 Kirkwood
in Cedar Rapids. Also
at the conference will
'esentation on the grain
OUtlook for 2011 by Dr.
economist.
COnference is one of 14
around the state,
i Crop producers can choose
g a variety of topics, in-
Pest management, crop
selection, tillage, soil
soil fertility, and grain
"Each year attend-
nae they wish there were
sessions durirlg
They are interested in
of the topics and can't
every workshop. The topics
demand. It's a great prob-
) have," says Jim Fawcett,
field agronomist
rn Iowa.
crop advisors can
P to 5 credits at the confer-
and private
applicators can become
Advance registra-
each location is $35 and
Workshop materials,
hments. An ad-
fee is charged for CCA
alad private pesticide ap-
www. crop advantage, org
plicator recertification. Regis-
tration less than one week prior
to the meeting or at the door is
$45. Other sites in eastern Iowa
include Hawkeye Community
College in Waterloo on January
26. Registration materials for
all sites are available at www.
cropadvantage.org or from your
local ISU Extension office.
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mates Avery Edwards and Maggie
Schmidt both netted two points.
Lone Tree 50, WMU 32
The Lone Tree girls basketball
team got a stellar performance from
senior forward Courtney Burr who
netted 20 points to lead her team to
a 50-32 win over the Wolves of Win-
field-Mt. Union.
Burr shot 7-12 from the field and
was 6-6 from the free-throw line in
the win. She had four steals and
passed out two assists.
Ella Feldman scored just two
points, but passed for five assists in
the win.
Madelyn Flemr scored in dou-
ble-digits, netting 13 points on 5-13
shooting including a 3-8 three-point
shooting effort. She grabbed four
rebounds, and had two blocks and
two steals in the game.
Elyssa Mills and Amanda Heit-
man both scored six points, and
Avery Edwards added one point
to round out the scoring for Lone
Tree.
Grand Lodge of Iowa
Announces Scholarships
The Grand Lodge of Iowa, A.E
& A.M. is pleased to announce
that two scholarship programs
are now available for 2011 gradu-
ating seniors from Iowa's Pub-
lic High Schools. Information is
available hoth from School Guid-
ance Counselors and on the Grand
Lodge of Iowa's website at www.
gl-iowa.org.
One scholarship program is
for graduating seniors from Iowa
Public High Schools who will
graduate in 2011 and plan to study
in an academic field. 60 scholar-
ships of $2,000 each will be award-
ed. Since the program's inception
in 1970, the Grand Lodge of Iowa
has awarded more than $2.4 mil-
lion in scholarships to 1.865 grad-
uating seniors from Iowa Public
tligh Schools all across the state.
The deadline for applications is
February 1,2011.
The second scholarship pro-
gram is the "Mark Earl and Es-
ther Ruth Spencer Technical
Scholarship" or MCEC Technical
Scholarship. Scholarships will be
awarded to graduating Iowa High
School seniors planning to enroll
in a mechanical or trade course of
study at an accredited Iowa Com-
munity College. 20 scholarships
of $1,250 each will be awarded.
This is the third year for this
scholarship. The deadline for ap-
plications is March 1, 2011.
Each year, Iowa Masons are
pleased to be able to award schol-
arships based on a student's aca-
demic performance, community
activities, leadership, and finan-
cial need from endowment funds
established to recognize the ac-
complishments of young Iowans
and to promote the education of
our future leaders.
2nd MLK Essay Contest
Students in grades second
through twelfth are invited to sub-
mit short essays about civil rights
and volunteerism for the 2nd An-
nual Statewide MLK Statewide
MLK Essay Contest. Divided into
three subgroups based on year in
sdooL studmts wI address what
they feel it means to make a differ-
ence, describe who their role mod-
els are and how those role models
inspired them to reach out to oth-
ers, or write a modern day speech
from the perspective of a nonvio-
lent civil rights movement leader.
Six winners, three from each
grade category, will be honored at
the State of Iowa Martin Luther
King, Jr. Celebration held at the
State Historical Building in Des
Moines on Momlay, January 17,
2011. The deadline for essay sub-
missions is Wednesday, January
12th. Please visit the Iowa Civil
Rights Commission's website at
http://www.state.ia.us/govern-
ment.crc for contest rules and
forms.
Sponsors for this contest include
the Iowa Department on Human
Rights' Office on the Status of
African Amer" of
tee, the is-
sion's VISTA Project, the Corpora-
tion for National and Community
Service and the Iowa Commission
on Volunteer Service.
For more information or if
you have any questions, you may
email VISTA members Erin Ofte-
lie, Frances Collins-Dusseault. or
Kaitlin Smith at MLKEssayCon-
testIA@gmail.com or call 515-281-
0367. To learn about more MLK
Day of Service activities across
Iowa, please visit www.volunteeri-
owa.org.
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