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FINISHING WITH FINESSE - Jill Lyon crosses the finish line in first place with a time of 19:06 in Barnstable's tri-meet against Durfee and Taunton on Tuesday. MR. SMITH RUNS THE RACE - Brandon Smith crosses the finish line in sixth place just ahead of teammateWillCliffordduringtheBHScross-country meet against Durfee and Taunton. CONTINUED FROM PAGE A:14 ing against Taunton and Durfee. WhiletheBarnstableboystookDurfee27-30, they were defeated by Taunton 24-33. Barnstable saw several runners in the top spots when the race was complete, includ- ing Riley King, who crossed the finish line in 17:19. In sixthplace wasBrandon Smith,who cov- ered the coursein 18:09,followed byteammate Will Clifford who ran 18:12. Also competing well were Matt Ryan, who placed 14th overall with 19:24 and Kevin Napolitan, who placed 15th overall with 19:32. Nextupfor the twoteamsisanothertri-meet in Attleboro with New Bedford on Tuesday. Raiders running... Join us for the first JFK HYANNIS MUSEUM FOUNDATION PRESIDENTIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT -at - Hyannisport Golf Club mmi u - *. .. .^JMjM Monday, m** 0 fa IR T* lig ij October 16, 2006 < g3 1Ifc! * ft V{ !^**2_^^ n ¦ ^m ^0B ^^^m¥j tt mm *' T'"T ^^¦¦¦mm**t^g^ f HIM mf ^ Mmm I ^P*. J *> MM 11 am to Noon: Registration ^^^fl^^^^^B^I^^^B & Driving Range Practice ** M M^^H 11:30 am to 12:30 pm: lunch JU ^HI ^ ^ ^^I " H ^ i l 12:30 pm: Shotgun Start ^^k^m ^ ^ 1 I ^H' ^i, . ^H £ gt ^B , T§j. Vbt ^H H ^H -;>"*1P * M H A benefit for the * V^MA > JFK Hyannis Museum 'JmWM\J. . ': ^Bf '\ J ¦¦ ¦ ¦*•¦¦ ^ ffi&MWNKNfBMMW*^ Sustaining Corporate Supporter JFK Hyannis Museum Foundation | l j Banknorth Above and Beyond" CONTINUED FROM PAGE A:11 ular locker rooms, special changing rooms where fam- ily can assist handicapped patients and a climate-con- trolled "cardio theater" that includes treadmills, elliptical machinesand other cardioex- erciseequipment embellished by television sets. The CCR centers, staffed by physical therapists, as- sistant therapists and ath- letic trainers, specialize in the prevention andtreatment of acute, post-operative and chronicmuscularand skeletal injuries CCR also promotes com- munity wellness with free seminars and makes staff available to speak to coaches and athletes seekinginforma- tion on injury prevention and training techniques. Also operating in the build- ing is Growing Investments Nursery School Child Care Center and Pre-K, which has alease. Owner GingerT ,hauer said the nursery will remain until the lease runs out or in the event a unit owner wants to continue to rent. "I will say the construction workers have been fabulous in their consideration of the children, making certain ev- erythingis safe," she said. DennisAceto,longtimeman- ager of the Barnstable Fitness Club, could not be reached for comment. Aceto is managing thebuildingfor off-Cape owner Louis Radice, Carroll said. He saidoncealltheunitsaresold,a condo association willmanage the property. More information on CCR is available at www.fitplan.com. 4 Attucks Lane rehab... PB^EEESEI^ WHlj Be Sure To I ^ BARNSTABLE^ *VrT' \ a* When YouPatronize I DARTMOUTH OurAdvertisers! I SAT., OCT 14 at 3:30 P.M. *JU ^L I On capeandislandsports.com #1 #\ I A Presentation of Beach Communications I • 1 The Frys.com Open The Fryscom Openhas its Tournament Results Davis Love HI won on the course he redesigned. 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Sin9'© Memberships Only $595 POI NTS For tee timesca" (508) 862-6980 " of October 2006. based on availability. * """" • The latest local sports information By Kathleen Szmit kszmit@bamstablepatriot.com BHS Field Hockey The girls varsity field hockey team endured a dif- ficult week that was contrary to its winning ways, losing games against Sandwich and Falmouth. On Monday, the Raiders faced the Blue Knights in a morningmatch. Stillrecalling Barnstable'swinthe previous week, Sandwichwas gunning for bearandfound it,defeating the Raiders 3-0. OnTuesday the teamlostto Falmouth 2-0. The losses left the Raiders at 8-3-1. BHS Boys Soccer The boys varsity soccer team played an intense game against New Bedford this week before falling to the Whalers2-0,BHSput up ater- rific fight with New Bedford, whichsqueaked inits goalsat the ends of each half. Jordan Bar was impressive tending goal, whileMatt Zall and John Collins were formi- dable defensemen against the Whalers. BHS Girls Soccer The girls soccer team also dropped a game against New Bedford this week, with the Whalers notching a 4-0 win while Barnstable struggled with the absence of one play- er. BHS dominated the first half of the game but lost Jordanka MacNeely during the remainder of the match. MacNeely was ejected in the 35th minute after garnering a red card. Ali Melley and Tashauna Ashmeadepicked up the slack nicely for BHS. BHS Volleyball The Lady Raiders were on top of their game again this week, netting wins against Dartmouth and Bridgewater- Raynham. On Tuesday BHS took on Dartmouthathome,sweeping the Indians. Jessie Goode had 17service points whileCasey Eagan had five kills and Kortney Kelley had three and two aces. Nora Wood also had three kills and one ace, while team- mateKristiEversonhadthree kills. In an Old Colony League match against Bridgewater- Raynham on the road, the Raiders were again in stellar form, coining away with an- other 3-0 win. Kelley and Natalie Cohen each grabbed five aces during the matches,whileEagan and Everson combined for seven more. Stephanie Bristol was im- pressive with nine kills while Wood had a season-high six. Defensively Marissa Pita had sevendigsandAmandaParker had 14 assists. The Raiders stand at 13-0 overall and 5-0 in the OCL. For information on upcoming games and events visit www.highschool- sports.net Cape Flag Football TheRedskinsfell tothe Fal- cons 6-0 on Sunday, officially shedding their undefeated status in the Cape Flag Foot- ball League. The Patriots were hog-tied bythe Cowboys,whoemerged victorious with a stunning score of 30-6 while the Bears bested the Steelers 18-6. Thefledgling football league isthe only flag football league \on Cape Cod. For more infor- mation,visit capeflagfootball. com Up to speed Raiders harpoon Whalers in stellar road game By Kathleen Szmit kszmit@barnstablepatriot.com While New Bedford spent the week defeating most Barnstable teams, there was one that managed to stall them. On Saturdaythe JVRaiders football team played in New Bedford and emerged victo- rious, defeating the Whalers 36 to 20. John Gomes proved his worth as he had a part in five touchdowns, throwing three and running in two, giving Barnstable a decent lead. The Raiders sixth and final touchdown came from a low snap on a punt, which Jeremy Williams scooped up quickly. Williams then cut toward the sidelineandbackintothe mid- field, confusing the Whalers' defense. With the field wide open, he charged ahead for the touchdown to the delight of Barnstable fans. Offensively,EricTrotto,Mike Keene,MarkBritto,CoreyHen- drix and Mike O'connell paid close attention to detail, care- fullyexecutingCoachBentley's plays and greatly assistingthe team in the win. Junior TomWasierskistart- ed hisfirst gameasadefensive end, greatly impressing the coaches. Also on defense , Alex Breski made several tackles for the backfield and Mike Barnocky garnered two nice interceptions, keeping the excitement of the match alive. The win puts the team at 3 and 1for the season. The Raiders face Dart- mouth at home on Monday withthe gamestart scheduled for 4 p.m. JV downs New Bedford