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BEAUFORT — It was up to the big boys to decide the top playoff seed from the Coastal Plains 1-A Conference, and Southwest's heavyweight Grant Raynor didn't disappoint.
Raynor pinned
The pairings will be released Monday.
"I was pretty nervous, but I just went out there," Raynor said. "It (playoff seed) was on my mind because they (teammates) kept bugging me about it."
Now the rest of the Southwest grapplers can congratulate Raynor, a junior, for his victory that gave the Stallions their second straight
Pamlico claimed 79 points, which left it in fourth place.
At 145 pounds, Hurricanes' Chad Hoff won by major decision over Southwest's Jacob Farmer in the championship finals. Humberto Mendoza, at 195 pounds, won a conference title virtue of a 5-4 win.
Jorge Valadez (138) and Connor Hough, from Pamlico, won their consolation finals match.
Southwest (12-19 and Dixon (21-5) shared the conference title this season after the Stallions defeated the Bulldogs 34-30 on Jan. 18, only to see Dixon defeat Southwest 33-30 on Feb. 2.
The top dual-team playoff seed between the two squads then came down to the team that finished higher in the conference tournament held at East Carteret High.
"It's a great accomplishment to overcome
The Bulldogs led 148-143 at the start of the finals and consolation finals.
As it turned out, things rolled in the Stallions' favor, thanks to Raynor, who said he wrestled Padgett three previous times this season.
Still, Raynor's win wasn't the only key victory for Southwest. Cameron's 1-0 win over
Other champions from Southwest were John Bandavanis (106), Deonte Whitfield (126), Joby Armenta (132), Lance Armenta (138), Zack Winegardner (160) and Markus Humphries (182).
Schoonover rallied for a pin with 37 seconds left in the match after he faced a 5-0 deficit in the third period. He trailed 5-2 when he recorded the pin.
Team scores
Southwest 183,
Championship matches
106 pounds: John Bandavanis (SW) won by major dec. Kolin Fowlkes 11-1; 113: Josh Thomas (D) d. Michael Spain (P) 5-3; 120: Nick Cameron (SW) d. Tyler Brady (D) 1-0; 126: Deonte Whitfield (SW) d. Sammy Eubank (EC) 9-2; 132: Joby Armenta (SW) p. David Sharpe (D) 1:59; 138: Lance Armenta (SW) won bv major dec. Kevin Anderson (L) 13-3; 145: Chad Hoff (P) won by major dec. Jacob Farmer (SW) 8-0; 152: Eric Merritt (D) p. Frank Wood (EC) 5:11; 160: Zack Winegardner (SW) p. Nick Rizzo (D) 5:09; 170: Seth Schoonover (D) p. Matthew Chilton (EC) 5:23; 182: Markus Humphries (SW) d. Tyrell Zielinski (D) 11-5; 195; Humberto Mendoza (P) d. Tyler Hudson (D) 5-4; 220: Todd Cogar (EC) p. Travis Padgett (D) 2:18; HWT: Grant Raynor (SW) p. Lex Padgett 2:33.
Third-place matches
106 pounds: Double default; 113: Gavin Hillebrand (EC) p. Alexis Winegardner (SW) 0:41; 120: Brandon Allen (EC) won by major dec. Marlon Macintyre (P) 18-6; 126: Teva Smith (D) p. Caleb Walkes (L) 1:48; 132: Sal Sabian (L) p. Max Cloutier (EC) 2:04; 138: Jorge Valadez (P) d. Zach Kahl (D) 7-6; 145: Kecin Cagle (D) d. Michael Scott (EC) 4-2; 152: Ryan Taylor (L) d. Clay Conley (P) 6-0; 160: Connor Hough (P) d. John Duncan (EC) 7-2; 170: Maleek Platt (SW) won by default; 182: Naeesh Masood (EC) d. Chris Jestness (P) 8-5; 195; Cole Jones (SW) won by default; 220: Makaine Seigler (SW) won by default; HWT: Double default.


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MISENHEIMER, N.C. All 13 members of the Pfeiffer University mens basketball team scored at-least once in a 124-65 win over Lees-McRae in the Conference Carolinas opener on Tuesday night in Merner Gym. The Falcons connected on a 20 three-pointers shooting 64% from the field and from behind the three-point line in the victory. The Falcons improve to 3-2 overall, 1-0 in conference play while the Bobcats fall to 0-3, 0-1.
Pfeiffer bolted out to a 19-0 lead on a three-pointer by James Crowder (High Point, NC) with 13:23 to go in the first half. A free-throw by Jeremy Helms (Winston-Salem, NC) put the Bobcats on the board at 13:05 as he ended up scoring Lees-McRaes first nine points. Helms registered 13 of Lees-McRaes 19 first half points. Jeff Pettiway (Edgewood, MD) paced the Falcons in the first 20 minutes of action with 15 points followed by Reggie Hollingers (Orlando, FL) 10.
A Chris Woods (Thomasville, NC) dunk, three-ball by Pettiway and pair of free throws by James Morse (Arundel, ME) put Pfeiffer up 63-22 to start the second half before Morse helped the Falcons cross the century mark with another three ball with just under seven minutes remaining. Levi Moore (St. Augustine, FL) rounded out scoring on the night with a layup in the final minute.
Pfeiffer outscored Lees-McRae 60-24 from behind the arc and held the advantage in rebounds 39-25. Pettiway led all scorers with 24, followed by Crowders 19, Hollingers 18, Morses 16 and Woods 13. Sam Youse (Winston-Salem, NC) paced the Bobcats with 16 with Helms finishing the night at 15.
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Bills' scouting report [7:07 AM]
D and C reports: 'Bills win if...They play turnover-free. The Dolphins have thrived on turnovers, forcing a league-high 14 thus far. The game figures to be close and one break off a turnover could prove critical...Their defense outplays the stout Miami defense. The Dolphins will have the advantage of the home crowd firing them up, but top to bottom, the Buffalo defense is stronger than Miami's...Johnson plays efficiently. He can't make some of the poor decisions that plagued him last week.'
Rivalry burns in Miami [7:05 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: '"Whatever you've become accustomed to with Miami-Buffalo games, it's going to be the same, no different," Bills guard Ruben Brown said. "They're going to be coming at us, man. They always bring the heat and we've got to be prepared for that."'
Out of the shadows [6:56 AM]
Miami Herald reports: 'Since their meeting last November, future Hall of Famers Bruce Smith, Andre Reed and Thurman Thomas were cast out in Buffalo. Dan Marino was similarly vanished from the Dolphins roster, albeit in a more diplomatic fashion. The last time the teams played without this superstar corps intact, President Ronald Reagan was in the White House.'
Is this season real, or is it Wannstedt magic? [6:54 AM]
Miami Herald reports: 'The Dolphins are the surprise team in the NFL right now. Dave Wannstedt is the coach of the year or Doug Henning. The early success has the feel of magic, but you wonder if it will disappear. There remains the unsettling sense that Miami's 4-1 record is propped up on matchsticks and toothpicks, held together by masking tape, string and a prayer. Today -- here against nemesis Buffalo, most perfectly -- we should finally get an answer: Can this be real?'
Dolphins looking for another miracle [6:53 AM]
Miami Herald reports: '[Dolphins Special Teams Coach Mike] Westhoff admits the Bills looked bad on special teams their first three games this season. But when he pops in the tape of last week's game against Indianapolis, he notices marked improvement. "Early in the season, you could see they had a lot of things to iron out," he says. "They gave up a lot of plays. But as the season has progressed, they've done a lot of work and have gotten better. They totally changed some of the things they're doing. Yeah, there's no doubt in my mind we can still beat this outfit, but I know we'll have to execute very well."
Enter the Hall of Almost [6:50 AM]
Miami Herald reports: 'Linebacker John Holecek said of his former teammate-turned-Dolphin Thurman Thomas: "He's the possible Hall of Famer." And I'm thinking Holecek must have Holeinhead, because isn't the Thurmanator, a top-10 all-time ground gainer, a lock to make Canton? Ran the question past two Hall voters, and both said Thomas, right now, looks like an interesting debate, not a lock. Clearly, the topic merited further chewing.'
Dolphins can expect to get physical vs. Bills [6:34 AM]
Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel reports: 'The Buffalo Bills (2-2) come to Pro Player Stadium with a pop-gun offense and without any of the players (Thurman Thomas, Bruce Smith and Andre Reed) who helped them reach four Super Bowls in the 1990s. But after the success Buffalo enjoyed against the Dolphins last season, linebacker Zach Thomas expects the Bills to walk with a swagger. "They think we`re a soft team," Thomas said.'
Turning the corner [9:11 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Winfield is off to a fast start this season, so fast that the name Thomas Smith barely has crossed the lips of Bills fans the past month. Winfield is starting to make a habit of eye-catching plays. "Antoine is an enjoyable guy to coach because usually you tell him one time and he doesn't make the same mistake twice," Bradley said. "Mentally he never makes the same mistake twice. Everybody makes mistakes physically. But he has played extremely well."'
WNSA sounds authoritative, when you can hear it [9:10 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The Bills should add another objective assistant coach to Wade Phillips' staff. His sole duty would be to monitor replays and stop Phillips from foolishly challenging calls and losing timeouts.'
Meet the opponents [9:00 AM]
Dolphin Digest reports: 'Nose tackle Ted Washington is a big -- and we mean big -- reason the Buffalo Bills have been so tough to run against over the past few years. If Miami is to have success on the ground this Sunday, the Dolphins will have to find a way to get the big nose tackle from Louisville off the line of scrimmage. Unfortunately, that's easier said than done.'
Buffalo preview [8:58 AM]
Dolphin Digest reports: 'Staff prediction: Dolphins 17, Bills 13.'
Bills seek to conquer red zone in Miami [8:17 AM]
D and C reports: 'Critics are wondering just how the Bills are going to find the end zone against a Dolphins' defense that's allowed just nine points in three games at home and a league-low 38 points overall with just two touchdowns. "I don't know if I've ever heard of a team that played three home games and gave up three points a game," Bills coach Wade Phillips said. "They've been a dominant defensive team for a long time but they seem to have put it all together this year. It's going to be a big, big challenge for us."'
Fiedler's scrambling eggs on Dolphins [8:16 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: 'Fiedler is trying to make a name for himself this season, not so much with his arm, a la No. 13, but with his scrambling ability. So far, it's working. A conservative mix of pass and run, augmented by Fiedler's ability to scramble, has the Dolphins at 4-1 heading into today's home game against the rival Buffalo Bills. "Jay is learning, he's a lot like (Bills quarterback Rob Johnson) in that he has started five games," Dolphins head coach Dave Wannstedt said of the Ivy Leaguer from Dartmouth."He has done some good things at times, and he has made some mistakes. I wish there was a quick way to leapfrog things like that, but there's not.'
Relaxed FB Dyer set for 1st pro start [8:15 AM]
Miami Herald reports: 'The man Dyer is replacing this week, Rob Konrad, believes the Buffalo Bills provide a chance for Dyer to make a quality debut. "He's pretty sharp with what's going on," Konrad said. "And the Bills are not a very complicated defense."'
Webb, Thomas, Martin will play [8:13 AM]
Miami Herald reports: 'Left tackle Richmond Webb, linebacker Zach Thomas and receiver Tony Martin all practiced Friday. Webb and Thomas will start. Martin, who has missed three games, is still experiencing some pain and swelling in his foot, and said that coach Dave Wannstedt plans to bring him along slowly. Can he still go deep? "Oh yes," Martin said. "I can still go deep."'
A clean bill of health [8:12 AM]
Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel reports: 'There are always questions about NFL quarterbacks. For Buffalo's Rob Johnson, the questions aren't about his ability, but rather his durability. The fourth-rated passer in the NFL at 100.4 points, the 6-foot-4, 212-pound Johnson also leads the Bills in rushing with 150 yards. "He's playing smart football mainly because he's holding the ball and not throwing interceptions," Dolphins linebacker Zach Thomas said. "That's what turns games around. It's not the sacks." Unfortunately for Johnson, he's been knocked out of five of his 13 career starts heading into Sunday's 1 p.m. game against the Dolphins at Pro Player Stadium.'
Dolphins' sickbay discharges Webb, Thomas, Martin [8:10 AM]
Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel reports: 'The Dolphins got good news regarding some injured players Friday as coach Dave Wannstedt said middle linebacker Zach Thomas and left tackle Richmond Webb will start Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. Wannstedt also said receiver Tony Martin will play, although he might not start.'
Gadsden, Fiedler develop chemistry [8:07 AM]
Palm Beach Post reports: 'Now, even though deep threat Tony Martin is expected to return Sunday against Buffalo, it's Gadsden who's emerged as Fiedler's go-to guy for an offense that ranks last in the NFL in passing (145 yards a game). "Oronde is the guy," Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt said. "There's nobody that I have more confidence in."'
FB Dyer will start; game will be on TV [8:05 AM]
Palm Beach Post reports: 'Buffalo week cannot end without a sellout. The Dolphins game sold out and will be on WPEC-12. There is a chance the Bills could return some tickets today.'
Thomas adds to heat of Miami-Buffalo rivalry [11:35 AM]
Houston Chronicle reports: 'In their first five games, the Dolphins impressed everyone but themselves while fashioning a 4-1 record and becoming the stingiest defensive team in the NFL, allowing an average of only 7.7 points per game. Unlike last season, when they also started 4-1 and stood 7-1 at midseason before collapsing with only two victories over the second half, there was no controversy. Until this week. Remember, this is hurricane season in South Florida. This week, Dolphins running back Thurman Thomas interrupted the calm before the storm of Sunday's Buffalo game by unleashing his verbal fury at his former team in general and three players in particular. Thomas, the Houston native who played at Willowridge High School, spilled his guts, and it was apparent he's still bitter about the way Buffalo treated him during the offseason. Like his longtime teammates, defensive end Bruce Smith and receiver Andre Reed, Thomas was a cornerstone in the Bills' four Super Bowl teams. They were unceremoniously dumped in the offseason when management elected to use the cap dollars they would save on younger players. Thomas, 34, didn't want to hang up his cleats and retire to Houston, where he resides in the offseason. He did what Buffalo fans considered unthinkable -- he signed with the hated Dolphins, the Bills' most despised AFC East rival.'
Will Zach play?? [11:31 AM]
Dolphin Digest reports: 'If Zach Thomas can not play Sunday against the Buffalo Bills -- and there was a story in Thursday's Miami Herald indicating that was a distinct possibility -- the chances of a Dolphins victory are greatly reduced.'
Welcome to Miami: TDs at a premium [9:06 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'There have been several changes with the Miami Dolphins, but one thing has remained the same. The Dolphins' defense is still among the best in the NFL.'
Stolen tickets are a bad buy [9:05 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'If you buy a ticket off the street for the Oct. 15 Buffalo Bills game against San Diego, it might not get you into Ralph Wilson Stadium. And if you put up a fuss, you're in for a run-in with some extra security personnel the Bills are stationing in Section 309. Fifty tickets were stolen when a purse was grabbed from a car parked at Main Street and West Oakwood Place, Buffalo police said Thursday. The tickets, incentive gifts for Burger King managers from Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse, were being carried by an employee of Carroll's Corp. They have since been canceled and reissued to the rightful holders.'
Zach likely back in lineup [6:42 AM]
Palm Beach Post reports: 'Zach Thomas gave a thumbs-up signal Thursday as he walked off the practice field, but left it to Miami Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt to update his status for Sunday's game against Buffalo. "Unless something drastic happens (today), he'll be in there starting," Wannstedt said of Thomas. "I was real encouraged by how he moved around today."'
Buffalo veterans few in number [6:41 AM]
Palm Beach Post reports: 'The Bills are going through the same identity crisis as the Dolphins. Each game brings the same question: What's it like without . . . Thurman Thomas? Andre Reed? Bruce Smith? For the first time since 1984 it's not Buffalo week like the old Buffalo weeks. The Bills do not have Smith, their all-time leading sacker, Thomas, their all-time leading rusher, and Reed, their all-time leading receiver. Twenty times Webb has played against the Bills in his career, and he allowed 12.5 sacks to Smith, who is now with Washington. "He's just the complete player," Webb said. "You had to study him on every play." Not any more. The Bills released Smith and Thomas on Feb. 10, the day after they let Reed go. "I think all three of those guys made a big contribution to this team for a long, long time," Buffalo coach Wade Phillips said. "We're trying to find people who can fill in, not just take their place."'
McDaniel proves he belongs [5:08 AM]
D and C reports: 'Through four games, Moulds has been the go-to receiver, but McDaniel has been the most dangerous receiver with 11 catches for 244 yards and two TDs. His 22.2-yard average per reception ranks second in the AFC and sixth in the NFL. "He was doing things like that last year in practice, giving the defense good looks on the scout team," said Moulds. "It was just a matter of him getting a chance to play and making the most of the opportunities he gets. "His strength is unbelievable. He can break tackles. He worked out with me in the off-season and I just told him to go out there and play relaxed because when you play relaxed you play better and you don't make as many mistakes and that's what he's doing."'
Foes run at heart of Dolphins' 'D' [4:50 AM]
Miami Herald reports: 'The Dolphins' run defense has been lacking at times this season. Especially at Cincinnati on Sunday, when the Bengals gained 191 yards on 35 carries. This Sunday the Dolphins take on Buffalo at 1 p.m. at Pro Player Stadium. Though the Bills have had problems running the ball, the Dolphins have no doubt about what is coming. "It doesn't matter," Dolphins defensive end Rich Owens said, referring to the Bills running backs averaging 3.0 yards per carry - 3.7 if quarterback Rob Johnson is factored in. "They are going to run the ball. They are going to pound it. They are going to hand the ball off, we know that."
Z. Thomas expected to start [4:48 AM]
Miami Herald reports: 'Thomas, who was unsure about how he would do before practice, didn't talk to reporters after practice. However, when one reporter flashed a thumbs up/thumbs down sign at Thomas as he walked off the field after practice, Thomas gave a thumbs up.'
Dolphins `D' gets Zach back [4:47 AM]
Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel reports: 'Dolphins middle linebacker Zach Thomas practiced Thursday for the first time since spraining his ankle 10 days earlier and should start in Sunday's game against Buffalo at Pro Player Stadium. "Unless something drastic happens tomorrow, he'll be in there starting from what I've seen today," Dolphins coach Dave Wannstedt said after Thursday's practice. "We'll see what happens, but I was real encouraged by how he moved around today."'
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I think it's a great idea tbh. Worst case scenario, it gets even easier for me to /follow someone through lfr. Best case scenario, lfr gets a bit more challenging (they can afford to tune it up a bit with this buff) and I actually find it a bit enjoyable. Win-win.
This actually made me lol, nice one.i feel this would break the mechanics of raids. also this is poor raid training for people who want to learn to raid seriously
This is pretty much how it is right now, to wipe in lfr right now more than half of your group has to be mentally retarded (having 1-2 solid healers means that it's impossible to wipe). I can litterarly soloheal some fights in lfr, with people standing in mechanics.Don't know why they don't just make the bullshit faceroll. People don't do LFR to have fun raiding, they do it to get gear to do real raids.
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It's a good idea really.
When a terrible group fails to kill a boss now, some people think to themselves "heals too crappy, dps too low, whatevs, this group will never kill the boss". But with this change, and the raid getting "better" every time they wipe, it is more encouragement to stay and give it a couple attempts instead of just bailing.
For most groups, they'll just blaze through LFR easy mode like normal. This just helps the truly terrible groups.
Also it's good for EVERYONE because when one of those shitty groups fails, wipes, and has several people leave, that means that anyone queued up (as in you) could get stuck with that shitty group. Meanwhile with something like this, and less people leaving after a wipe, it helps everyone.
All in all, good change. Don't expect LFR to teach people to play better or raid better, it's a gear pinata and that is all it will ever be.
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If you are just spamming trade and get few alts from guild..yeah maybe not.
I just see this sort of band-aid fix - again. From my own experiences no one actually kicks "bad" dps, tanks or healers at all. They might say "omfg tank taunt" and just move on.
The amount of times people just went afk on the boss (or follow) is huge on amongst 25 people. Or people with 2 fps (they move at least..)
No one would vote kick it even after going "X is on follow/afk whole fight".
So instead of allowing people to votekick easier or have some uknown counter like "you have not done anything other than autoattack for 30 seconds!" we get help for people who do 15k dps since no one will kick em anyway.
If this meant that LFR might be "slightly harder than usual" this actually might make sense. But I doubt it will. Who knows what happens tho.
Also is this for people who stay on the raid? Do new people get the buff? Will there be 1 guy with 10 stacks and 24 others with no because they are new? :P
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A lot of people in this thread don't understand the entirety of what Blizzard is going to do.
This change is an excuse for them to not nerf LFR below what they think it should be. So if the typical LFR group can't handle the complexity, they'll just have to wipe until the buff stacks enough and they can.
This is going to turn most LFR runs into prolonged wipefests before typical LFR players can handle the encounters.
It's a massively ridiculous idea, but not because it's making LFR easier. It's more akin to their insane design for Cataclysm's initial heroic 5 mans, and will be about as good for the game as that was.
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I dunno I can see both pros and cons for this, but in reality as a raider it doesn't affect me all that much. I don't care if folks get gear, they pay the same $14.99 that I do.
If I get 5% dps for a group that fails to kill a boss, then whatever.
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This fix will be needed when 5.2 hits and all the geared people are doing 5.2 LFR, 5.0 LFR will be stuck with a mix of 460ilvl and 470's trying to get into 5.2 LFR.
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Casuals prevail again, this will solve no problems whatsoever, just encourage more bad gameplay and trivialized encounters.
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If you're "too good" for LFR, why the hell does this change matter to you?
And if you're not, you know what the worst of LFR has to offer on bad days. This will make those days somewhat bearable. I don't queue for an hour to have 3/4 of the group leaving when they wipe on some crap boss.
Also in the blue post they say there will be a minimum effort required for the buff so you can't just run in and wipe.
I will honestly never understand why people think this game shouldn't be as fun as possible for all types of people who play it.
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Artist Linda Beaumont is reflected in part of her mosaic installation at the new Wetmore Theater Plaza in downtown Everett.
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Artist Linda Beaumont works on the installation of a mosaic wall at the new plaza.
A community submitted piece of art is highlighted on the mosaic wall at the plaza. The new concert series starts at 5 p.m. "so people can get off work and enjoy the music," said Carol Thomas, Everett's cultural arts manager.
The Sets in the West concerts kick off July 10 with 10 weeks of live music from some top shelf, emerging bands from Seattle, Bellingham and Everett.
The free shows start right after work at 5 p.m. There's a wine and beer garden and food for anyone who wants to buy a drink or a snack.
Bands include Hot Bodies in Motion, a soul-bluesy band from Seattle, and River Giant, whose lead singer is from Lake Stevens and who play folk Americana stuff, which has been compared to Neil Young.
The city of Everett wanted to have a concert series at the plaza this summer but didn't have the staff to devote to such an event. So the city asked the Everett Music Initiative to make the series happen.
The Everett Music Initiative started out in 2012 and has successfully brought new bands to downtown Everett. The group's goal was to bring the local pool of musical talent here because music is a critical cultural element to a thriving downtown, said Ryan Crowther, founder of Everett Music Initiative.
The music initiative has partnered with Experience Everett, the city's new tourism initiative, and together with support from the city's cultural arts department, the experiment to bring new music to downtown Everett has been a success.
"They saw a need, took the initiative and brought some very new music to Everett and started gaining really good crowds," said Carol Thomas, the city's cultural arts manager. "We asked them to bring their talents to a concert series that would feature new and emerging artists, a genre they know and love."
The city already sponsors Music at the Marina concert series that kicks off June 27 and those concerts start a little later Thursday evenings. But the new plaza concert series happens right after work for a more "appropriate urban feel so people can get off work and enjoy the music," Thomas said.
The city also provides a children's concert series Thursday mornings at Thornton A Sullivan Park at Silver Lake. which kicks off July 11.
In addition to the concert series, Village Theatre's Kidstage program will be presenting six live theater performances at noon Fridays at the Wetmore Plaza. That series kicks off June 28 with "A Year with Frog and Toad."
The plaza, situated between the Everett Performing Arts Center and Village Theatre's Second Stage kids' theater, can accommodate more than 400 people and, with a packed crowd, can give the downtown that kind of needed energy that comes from community events such as concerts and theater performances, Thomas said.
"The next step after making the plaza is activating it," Thomas said. "And we are working hard for that."
The plaza isn't officially complete. Whidbey Island artist Linda Beaumont continues work on the undulating mosaic wall that anchors the plaza and frames the area into a seated amphitheater.
Beaumont is expected to be working on that mosaic into next year. The piece is handmade and completely original, Thomas said.
"Art takes time," Thomas said.
But the public doesn't have to wait to use the plaza. In fact, the city wants people to use the plaza now. And the concert series is a good starting point, said Steve Graham, a member of Everett Music Initiative.
"This is going to be a great chance to showcase some great music, how beautiful downtown Everett and our new Wetmore Plaza (are)," Graham said.
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The new Sets in the West series kicks off July 10 and runs through Sept. 11 at Wetmore Theatre Plaza, 2710 Wetmore Ave., Everett. For a complete schedule of bands, go to www.everettmusicinitiative.org.
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Prep softball: Arlington rallies to stun Lake Stevens
"No one wants to make the last out."
The Eagles stretched that philosophy to the limits Monday afternoon, but in the end it held true.
Arlington, down to its final strike, staged a stunning rally as the Eagles upended the Lake Stevens Vikings 4-1 to set up a wild final day in the Wesco 4A North.
Arlington scored all four of its runs after having two out and two strikes with nobody on base in the top of the seventh inning. Katelynn Kazen produced the hit that turned a 1-0 deficit into a 2-1 lead. The rally backed the strong pitching of Ronnie Ladines, who tossed a four-hitter and struck out 11.
"This team, we have a lot of guts, and we don't like losing, obviously," said Ladines, who also had a big hit during the decisive rally. "So we just always want to rally and keep it together."
The unlikely turnaround means there will be plenty for both teams to play for when the regular season concludes Wednesday. Had Lake Stevens held on the Vikings would have clinched second in the Wesco 4A North. Instead, Arlington (10-3 league, 15-3 overall) and Lake Stevens (10-3, 14-5) head into their final games tied for second. Both teams face formidable foes in their finales as Arlington entertains top-seeded Snohomish and Lake Stevens travels to face a solid Monroe team. Since the Eagles and Vikings split their two meetings, the tiebreaker is the draw held before the school year, and Arlington holds the advantage.
"It's going to be crazy," Eng said.
"This was anyone's ballgame," Eng added. "I thought it would be a one-run game, and that's the way it was basically all the way to the seventh. Fortunately we got a few breaks with two outs."
Katelynn McDonald had two hits and scored the tying run in the seventh to pace Arlington's offense.
Sierra Card tossed a nine-hitter and struck out five for Lake Stevens, which beat Arlington 6-2 on April 2 when Ladines was still recovering from a broken finger.
"My girls played hard, they played good the whole way through," Lake Stevens coach Adrianne Lartz said. "It came down to the end and Arlington turned it on. I have to give them credit, they started hitting the ball hard. We got two outs, they got the bases loaded and kept the runs coming. But we battled Ronnie, she's a fantastic pitcher. She throws some heat and we'd forgotten how fast she throws."
Arlington's prospects looked grim in the top of the seventh inning. Lake Stevens had just scratched a run out in the bottom of the sixth to snap a scoreless tie. Then the Vikings got two quick outs in the top of the seventh.
But McDonald worked a full-count walk to give the Eagles a baserunner. Ladines followed by lining a single to center -- a hit Eng credited as the one that truly sparked the rally. Another walk drawn by Lynsey Amundson loaded the bases and got the Arlington bench and stands on their feet.
That brought Kazen to the plate, and on the first pitch she saw she went the opposite direction, lining a single to right. Two runs came around to give the Eagles a shocking lead.
It didn't stop there. Marisa Rathert followed by sending a sharp grounder toward third that got through the defense. Two more runs scored as Arlington went ahead 4-1.
"This team is weird. We're good, but we just like to hide it for a while," Ladines said with a chuckle. "We always like to do our two-out rallies, and that's just what kind of happened. We came together as a team and everyone contributed to it, so it was awesome."
It seemed Arlington would have to settle for third in the Wesco 4A North when the Vikings took the lead in the bottom of the sixth on a run manufactured largely by Rayne Sylvester. Sylvester led the inning off by grounding a single to left. She stole second, then advanced to third on a dropped third strike -- with the Arlington supporters howling that Sylvester had been thrown out on the play. Card followed with a suicide squeeze bunt. Ladines raced to the ball a shoveled it toward the plate just as Sylvester arrived. There was a big collision between Sylvester and Amundson, who was catching. The ball rolled free and Sylvester was called safe to give Lake Stevens what looked like the winning run.
But that didn't account for Arlington adhering to its philosophy.
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Ronnie Ladines and Lynsey Amundson. Sierra Card and Tehya Harney. WP--Ladines. LP--Card. 2B--Hayley Fields (A). Records--Arlington 10-3 league, 15-3 overall. Lake Stevens 10-3, 14-5.
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