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Page 1O The Lone Tree Reporter Thursday, March 14,20i3
Lady Lion eighth grade basketball at weekend tournamem
By: Erlk Edens
The 8th grade lady Lions has-
ketball team travel to Hiawatha
on March 3 to participate in an
8th-grade girls basketball tour.
nament. The lady Lions have
been participating in numerous
weekend basketball tournaments
since finishing their school sea-
son where they crushed most
conference opponents barring
one 3 point loss down in Mediap-
olis. In the Eastern Iowa sports
complex tournament on March
3, they faced a deep and athletic
team from Pella with a number
of speedy guards. However, they
were no match for the Lady Lions
that coasted to an 11 point vic-
tory. Scoring: Elena Sieverding 8,
Madison Forbes 5, Liz Dodson 4
and Maryssa Grover 1.
They also faced off against
a team from North Butler that
featured large and talented post
players that had seemed to domi-
nate other teams in the tourna-
ment. The Lone Tree post players,
Maryssa Grover, Kaycee Kane,
and Kasey Wieland combined to
stifle North Butler's inside game,
rendering their post players al-
most ineffective, allowing the
Lions to best them by 14. Scoring:
Madison Forbes 9, Elizabeth Dod-
son 5, Elena Sieverding 4, Marys-
sa Grover 3, Kasey Wieland 2, and
Lizzie Edens 2.
The Lady Lions knew their
toughest challenge would be
against the Northeast Iowa Thun-
der, an all star/traveling team.
That team had almost twice as
many players as Lone Tree and
featured several players that
were big, many that were fast,
and they had several good out-
side shooters. The Lions knew
they would have to put forth their
very best effort and all the com-
ponents of the team would have
to function maximally in order
to beat this talented team and
that is exactly what they did. The
Lions trailed from the opening
minutes, but thanks to their sti-
fling defense, aggressive drives to
the basket and fast breaks, they
faced just a 4-point deficit at half-
time.
The Lions kept pounding away
but could never reduce the deft-
cit to less than 4 by the time the
final 2 minutes arrived. The
momentum started to shift how-
ever when Kaycee Kane drove to
the basket and got pounded by a
Thunder defender. Kaycee picked
herself up off the floor and made
the Thunder pay by sinking 2 free
throws to bring the Lions within
2, the closest margin since the be-
ginning of the game.
After a great Lion defensive
stop, Lizzie Edens drove to the
basket and drew the foul. She
made one of the 2 free throws,
cutting the deficit to just one
point with roughly 40 seconds
remaining. The Lions were then
able to tie up a Thunder ball han-
dler to regain possession of the
bali with 10.6 seconds remaining
on the clock, but 100 feet from the
basket.
Coach Pearson called a timeout
and drew up an inbounds play to
utilize screens that would hope-
fully free up one of the guards to
run the length of the court for a
layup. The play was executed to
perfection with Elizabeth Dodson
making a perfect throw to Made.
son Forbes at half court while The Thunder coach was beside Kane 5, Lizzie Edens 4, M_adi-
the other Lions tied up the Thun-
der defenders. In spite of pres-
sure defense and the stress of the
clock winding down, Madison
once again made the essential
shot at the crucial moment of
the game. This was the first lead
of the game for the Lady Lions!
himself as he called a time out
with 5.2 seconds remaining. For-
tunately, the Thunder timeout
strategy was no match for the
Lions defense in the remaining
5 seconds in the Lady Lions pre-
vailed to allow the sweep of the
tournament. Scoring: Kaycee
son Forbes 4, Maryssa Grover 3,
Elena Sieverding 3 and Elizabeth
Dodson 2.
This tournament play im-
proves the Lions post-season re-
cord to 8-4 with two tournaments
remaining.
AtJ003 save
up L-o oFpt
8th grade Lady Lions after their :3 game sweep of the EISC tournament in Hiawatha. Pictured
front laying: Kascy Wiebnd. Second row kneeling: Madison Forbes, Lizzie Edens, KWcee Kane.
Back row standing: coach Erik ,Edens, Uz Dodson, Elena Sieverding,/4aqpslm Groyer and Coach
Travi$ Pierson.
I I II I I I
Lone Tree Lega ls . . .
tifioate for serving on the Johnson County
Continued... from pacje 9 Juvenile Justice Youth Development Program.
amount not to exceed $113,858, and to a Adjourned to Informal Meetin8 at 9:13 a.m
prove Resolution 02-28-13-T3. /s/Janelle Rettig, Chair, Board of Superyisors
RESOLUTION 02-2S-13-T4
TRANSFERRING FROM THE GENER-
AL BASIC FUND TO THE TECHNOL-
OGY FUND IN THE FYI3 BUDGET
Whereas. $I,041,845 is budgeted to be
transferred from the General Basic Fund to
the Technology Fund during the 2012-2013
fiscal year; and
Whereas, the Board of Supervi desires to
designate this amount for specific tedmology
projects; and
Whereas, expenditures for these projects will
be made from the Technology Fund.
Therefore be it resolved that the Auditor is au-
thorized to make periodic transfers from the
General Basic Fund to the Technology Fund
during the 2012-2013 fiscal year as funds are
needed and available, not to exceed the sum
of $1,041,845.
Motion by Sullivan, second by I-Iarney,
to approve the transfer from the General
Basic Fund to the Technology Fund in the
FY13 Budget in an amount not to exceed
$1,041,845, and to approve Resolution 02-
28-13-1"4.
RESOLUTION 02-28-13-T$
TRANSFERRING FROM THE GEN-
ERAL SUPPLEMENTAL FUND TO THE
GENERAL BASIC FUND IN THE FYI3
BUDGET
Whereas, property taxes are levied in the
General Supplemental Fund for allowable
expenditures made from the General Basic
Fund; and
Whereas, it is desired to make periodic trans-
fers of the budgeted amount from the General
Supplemental Fund to the General Basic Fund
during the 2012-2013 fiscal year as needed;
and
Whereas, this transfer is made in accordance
with section 331.424, Code of Iowa; and
Whereas, the budgeted amount to be trans-
ferred is $9,658,581
Therefore be it resolved that the Auditor is
authorized to make periodic transfers from
the General Supplemental Fund to the Gen-
eral Basic Fund during the 2012-2013 fiscal
year as funds arc needed and available, not to
exceed the sum of $9,658,58 I.
Motion by Hamey, second by Sullivan, to ap-
prove the transfer from the General Supple-
mental Fund to the General Basic Fund in
the FYI3 Budget in an amount not to exceed
$9,658,581, and to approve Resolution 02-28-
13-T5.
Motion by Sullivan, second by Hamey, to
approve the 2012 Certified Local Government
Annual Report to the State Historical Society
of Iowa
Motion by Sullivan, second by I-Iarney, to
adopt the 2013 Congressional Priorities.
Motion by Hamey, second by Sullivan, to
approve and authorize the Chairperson to send
Gretchen Holt a letter of appreciatiun and car-
Attest: Travis W¢ipert, Auditor
Recorded By Angela Laffey
These minutes were sent for formal approval
and publication on March 7, 2013.
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