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Community notebook: Wheelchair curler invited to Seattle club matches

The Columbian
Published: December 26, 2011, 4:00pm

Steven Roberts of Vancouver is one of four junior curlers from Portland’s Evergreen Curling Club who will travel to Seattle’s Granite Curling Club for a series of matches Dec. 29-31.

Roberts, who curls from a wheelchair, will be joined by teammates Jesse Jimerson, Casey Morley, and Robbie Goldie from Portland.

During competition, Roberts will practice a unique technique of delivering his curling stones to their target 126 feet across the ice.

Roberts’ developed the new method of delivery. Local curling clubs are studying the new delivery and might apply to national international governing bodies for the sport to have Roberts’ delivery approved for international competition, according to ECC spokesman Arnie Iwanick.

Evergreen Curling Club’s home rink is Lloyd Center Ice Rink in Portland. Its website is: www.evergreencurling.com.

Granite Curling Club is located at 1440 N. 128th St. in Seattle. Its website is: www.curlingseattle.org.

Hangover 5K on Sunday

Clark County Running Club will hold its traditional New Year’s Day Hangover Run at 10 a.m. on Sunday.

The 5-kilometer run starts at Fifth Street and Fort Vancouver Way. It circles the Fort Vancouver barracks.

Cost is $2. As usual, the run is free for members of the CCRC. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m.

For more information, visit www.ccrunning.org.

Bowling results posted

Jon Pound and Vickie Wallace teamed to win the doubles title in the 40th Clark County Mixed Bowling Championship.

Pound and Wallace combined for a handicap-adjusted score of 1,541 pins to win the competition, which was held over several weekends at Allen’s Crosley Lanes.

The team title went to the Miller Lite Crew (Donalee Miller, Marice Miller, Sandy Hansley, Jerry Hensley) with a score of 2,980 (including a 912 handicap).

A list of the top finishers in the tournament is in the Community Sports Scoreboard. The tournament was staged by the Clark County United States Bowling Congress chapter.

Community Sports News is published each Tuesday. A calendar listing local events and organization is posted at Columbian.com. To submit items for publication or to be listed in the online calendar, call 360-735-4521 or send email to paul.danzer@columbian.com.

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