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WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE — Wright-Patterson Air Force Base officials announced Wednesday that the Air Force is beginning the process to identify and establish partnerships with private sector and local government agencies.
"We're very excited to be announcing that we'll be kicking off a new initiative this year at WPAFB called the Air Force Community Partnership Initiative," said 88th Air Base Wing commander, Col. Cassie Barlow.
During this process, installation and public/private sector community leaders can develop creative ways to leverage their capabilities and resources to reduce costs or reduce risks by finding shared value.
"As budgets continue to decrease the Air Force is looking for alternative ways to support its mission and to really maintain the quality of life that we're used to for our airmen and for their family members," Barlow said. "One approach to doing this is by exploring partnership opportunities with community stakeholders…It's all about leveraging resources to reduce costs and to find shared values."
According to Col. Barlow, the Secretary of the Air Force Installations, Environment and Logistics office will be walking the Air Force bases through their procedure for establishing these relations. There is also new legislation to help provide the authorities for the Department of Defense to enter into these shared service agreements.
"We already have some great relationships throughout the Miami Valley and this is a way of making those relationships even stronger, for us to rely on each other and make the base less of an island," said Barlow. "This is something that's going on across the Air Force and across the Department of Defense to decrease costs and become more efficient."
These stakeholders can include any of the 29 local municipalities, the state of Ohio, colleges and universities, private sector companies and local businesses, local developers, or anyone in the Miami Valley interested in entering a shared interest partnership with the base.
"We have a very similar mission to a lot of our municipalities in the local area and we have a lot in common, so we can help each other," Barlow said. "You'll probably be hearing through the community of all of the meetings and events that we've got going on…We're excited about it and we're looking forward to it."
One example of the type of community relationships the base has already established is the enhanced use lease with Kettering Medical Center for the Hyperbaric chamber. WPAFB also partners with the local colleges, universities and hospitals for graduate medical education.
"We have medical students and nursing students from the local area that come onto base and get clinical experiences at our hospital," Barlow said.
A shared municipal service the base is exploring is salt purchasing.
"All the local municipalities need to buy salt and so do we. If we do it together there are potentially some shared costs that would reduce costs for us," said Barlow.
Community partners will be invited to a meeting Feb. 20 to learn about the public/private partnerships and about enhanced use leases. Base officials will also share some of the general goals for the new initiative over the next few years.
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The first thing you need to do is find out all about the type of cancer your cat has and what types of treatments are available. While there are conventional treatments to help get rid of your cat's cancer, these treatments can take a toll on your cat's immune system. Herbal treatments can be used without the side effects that most cancer-fighting drugs have. Most of the herbal treatments can also be used in conjunction with conventional treatments to help fight off the cancer. Below is a list of the most common herbs that are used for cancer in cats. Herbs can easily be administered to your cat in a dried form and placed in their food or a treat.
Herbs that work for Cats
Alfalfa – This has been known as a great herb for cancer prevention as it reduces the growth of cancerous cells.
Burdock root – This herb is known for helping with liver function so that the body can get rid of toxins.
Dandelion – This herb also helps with waste removal as it is a diuretic. It also helps to stimulate the liver.
Echinacea – This herb is very effective when it comes to the immune system as it helps to stimulate it.
Garlic – Garlic is well known for its medicinal properties for humans as well as pets. It helps to build up the immune system and helps the body build good cells.
Green tea – This also helps to build the immune system and it has shown to be very helpful with its antioxidants for those that suffer with skin and stomach cancers.
Red clover – This herb has done wonders for cancer as it helps to strengthen the lymphatic functions as well as inhibiting tumors.
Milk Thistle – This herb works with the liver to help protect it from toxins and by-products. It is best used to treat Cat Liver Disease.
Essiac Tea – This tea is known to build up the immune system.
Melatonin – This can help your cat get the rest that it needs when going through a difficult time.
Grape Seed – This seed helps to get rid of such symptoms as breathing trouble and cardiac trouble.
Colostrum – This is a great Cat Antioxidants and it helps to build the immune system.
Astragalus – This herb can also boost the immune system in cats.
Mushrooms – Reishi, Shiitake, Maitake – Japan and China have used mushrooms for centuries for preventing cancer. Mushrooms help to build the immune system as well as help with inflammation. Be careful to avoid picking wild mushrooms though as you some mushrooms are poisonous to cats and you do not want your cat to suffer with Cat Mushroom Poisoning.
If you have a cat that is suffering with cancer, you need to talk to your veterinarian as soon as possible. Discuss the options of herbal treatments. The herbs can help with a variety of issues that arise with cancer and they are safe to use. This way you know you are giving your cat all that you can.

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I can tell you this, the current course does follow the same general footprint as the original. The holes are radically different than the original design. (Picture 18 hole #2's, some hyser some anhyser, etc.) Any nostalgic feeling towards what Steady Ed originally installed is misplaced.
I would argue that IQ could be redone fairly cheaply, IF and only IF, the Parks lets us do the work. We could pre-pour the new pads and pre-make the new tee sign inserts. Day before we move them, auger the new pin placements. In an hour or two with a bobcat, we could have every basket moved with a sign there. Pour new concrete, let's play!
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Adriaanse has been a big feature at tighthead prop for the Lions this season. Twenty-year-old Botha made his Super Rugby debut for the Lions and was part of the Baby Bok squad that won the Junior World Championship title in June.
Lock Paul Willemse (Blue Bulls) and prop Caylib Oosthuizen (Free State Cheetahs) have also announced their exits in recent weeks.
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Editor's Note: The Free Press did not receive enough nominations to have a first and second offensive and defensive team this year.
QB — VEQUAIN JOYNER, senior, Kinston
Joyner threw for an area-best 2,226 yards and 26 touchdowns, and averaged 16.1 yards per completion. Against North Lenoir he threw for six TDs.
RB — TYREE BLOUNT, senior, Ayden-Grifton
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RB — RODNEY NELSON, junior, Ayden-Grifton
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WR — DENZEL KEYES, senior, Kinston
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WR — TIQUAN CANADY, junior, Kinston
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WR — NATE STASKELUNAS, senior, Parrott Academy
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OL — DONATHAN BRYANT, junior, Kinston
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OL — JIMEL LOFTON, senior, Kinston
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OL — BRANDON MYERS, senior, Kinston
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OL — JORDAN SHEAR, senior, North Lenoir
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OL — JEREMY INGRAM, senior, North Lenoir
Ingram graded out at 91 percent for the season and had seven knock-down blocks.
DB — GLEN WHITE, sophomore, Jones Senior
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DB — ANTHONY PITTS, junior, Kinston
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DB — SHYHEEM CARMON, junior, Greene Central
Carmon led the Rams' secondary with 41 total tackles.
DB — JACK HUDDLE, sophomore, Parrott Academy
Huddle had 40 total tackles, 35 solo tackles, picked off three passes and recovered for fumbles for the Patriots.
LB — JEREMY TAYLOR, senior, Kinston
Taylor had 103 total tackles, 51 solo tackles, four pass break-ups, forced two fumbles, recovered one fumble and blocked two kicks.
LB — CRAIG COBB, senior, Jones Senior
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LB — NIHKEE JONES, sophomore, Jones Senior
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DL — CYEDE HILL, sophomore, Jones Senior
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DL — ALEX LOPEZ, senior, Ayden-Grifton
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DL — TRAVEN JOHNSON, junior, Ayden-Grifton
Johnson had 68 tackles, 15 for loss, and 10 sacks for the Chargers.
DL — KAMARI PARKS, junior, Kinston
Parks, who missed three games with a knee injury, managed 59 total tackles, 32 solo tackles, had 4.5 sacks, recovered four fumbles and forced two fumbles, and scored a touchdown for the Vikings.
K/P — CALEB BAIRD, senior, North Lenoir
Baird kicked 12 field goals, nine of which that went for more than 30 yards, for the Hawks this season. His 47-yard field goal against Clayton Cleveland set a new school record. Almost all (96 percent) of his kickoffs went for touchbacks. Baird was named the team co-MVP and the Eastern Carolina 3A Conference specialist of the year.
ATH — ANDREW DAVENPORT, senior, Parrott Academy
As a quarterback Davenport threw for 1,017 yards and 22 touchdowns to nine interceptions for the Patriots. As a runner he ran for 1,017 yards and nine TDs. He was selected to the Oasis Shrine Bowl for private schools, earned all-state honors and all-conference honors.
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APA — Chase Howard, Dale Delaney, Toby Finizio, David Fitzgerald, Jimmy Silver, Nick McIntosh
Ayden-Grifton — Brandon Larry, Felipe Ramirez
Greene Central — Austin Batchelor, Joseph Biggs, Jordan Williams, Davis Wilson, Ronshon Bullock
Jones Senior — Will Price, Marquis Majette, Parrish Bryant
Kinston — George Jones, Shedrick Pegram, Will Deters, Keriante Jackson, Javon Baylor
North Lenoir — Marsharee Troy, Cedric Summers, Trey Turner, Nasir Brown, Billy Summers, Jeremy Ingram
South Lenoir — Dion Jones, Andy Farrell, Spencer Floyd, Will Graves, Jacob Ezzell, Wayne Hall, Dakota Lynn, Rodney Myers


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Earlier this month, there was a public meeting on the proposal, which includes relocating Gate 6 and reconfiguring the commercial vehicle inspection station for Naval Station Norfolk.
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Glacier Peak's Callie Bircher pitched a no-hitter and two other complete-game, double-digit strikeout performances to pick up three wins last week. On Tuesday the Grizzlies hurler scattered eight hits and struck out 10 in a nine-inning 6-4 win over Marysville Pilchuck. A day later she tossed a perfect game in a win over Marysville Getchell and then struck out 12 batters in a 5-1 win over Oak Harbor on Thursday. In three days Bircher threw 22 innings, struck out 32 batters and gave up just five runs.
Mountlake Terrace's Quintin Barnard knocked in four runs on an RBI double and a three-run double in a 6-4 win over Meadowdale and also had a two-run home run in a 3-2 win over Meadowdale as the Hawks swept the Mavs to go 3-0 last week and move within a game of third place in the 3A South. Barnard also had a double in a 7-3 win over Meadowdale on Tuesday.
Other nominees: Archbishop Murphy's Zander Clouse earned a save in a win over Coupeville, threw a no-hitter on Wednesday to help the Wildcats go 4-0 last week.
Bircher (see above)
Other nominees: Sultan freshman Shelby Jeffries threw two complete-game one-hitters in wins over Lakewood and Coupeville last week. Jeffries pitched 14 innings, struck out 25 and allowed just two hits. ... Mountlake Terrace's Hannah Baisch went 4-8 with a double, two home runs, seven RBI and four runs scored in a pair of Hawks wins last week.
Edmonds-Woodway thrower Wyatt Meyring broke two school records last week, throwing the discus 157 feet, 10 inches and the shot 52-4. The old discus record was 153-8 and it was held by Will Broadlick. The old shot put record was the oldest school record in track according to coach Rick Fillman and was 52-3.
Other nominees: Mountlake Terrace's Chinne Okoronkwo jumped 39-6 in the triple jump competition at the Terrace Invite to set a new personal record and win the competition by nearly 51/2 feet. ... Lake Stevens' Carey Campbell threw the shot a personal-best 58-7.75 to win the competition at the Viking Classic. ...
Arlington's Anthony Allen shot a 2-under 70 in a match at Snohomish Golf Course to record the best score by a local golfer over 18 holes so far this season. Allen also shot a 73 in the Dolan Invite to tie Jackson's Kyle Cornett for first place (Cornett would go on to win in a playoff).
Lake Stevens' Michel Zavalza scored both goals in the Vikings' win over Kamiak and also had a goal in a 1-0 win over Mount Vernon as Lake Stevens remained in second place in the Wesco 4A North.
Other nominees: Glacier Peak's Branson Corwin scored two goals as the Grizzlies knocked off 3A North first-place Stanwood.
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Kamiak's Zoe Jovanovich came from behind to hand Snohomish's Alexis Stockwell her first loss in singles play this season as the Knights swept singles play to beat the previously unbeaten Panthers in a key Wesco crossover match.
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Have you ever thought about what makes a great layout design? Do you ever browse through galleries or magazines and see amazing layouts, but aren't sure exactly what makes them stand out? Well, chances are they utilize one or more basic design principles.
Part 1: Basic Design Principles
These are a few broad principles that apply to any kind of visual design, such as interiors, advertising, fashion, and, you guessed it – even scrapbooking!
Emphasis/Focal point
When you look at a layout (or any work of art), pay attention to where your eye goes first. This is the focal point. When you are creating a layout, think about what you want to your focal point to be. For scrapbookers, it's usually the photos. Perhaps you have more than one photo there is one that you want to stand out, and the others will be secondary. However, the photos don't have to be the focal point; perhaps it's the title or even some clever elements that help tell the story. Whatever it is, there are many ways you can go about creating your focal point.
Using the Rule of Thirds is a great way to create a focal point. You may have heard of this rule before in regards to photography, but it absolutely applies to scrapbook layouts as well.
The rule of thirds states that if you place your focal point at one of the places where the grid intersects, it creates more energy and interest to your layout. Additionally, if you place lines in your layout where the grid lines are, this will create a more pleasing visual design.
Another way to create emphasis is by playing with size. One of my favorite things about digital scrap booking is that it is so easy to size and resize everything. Making your focal photo big and your supporting photos smaller is an easy way to create emphasis where you want it. Or a big title next to many small photos immediately lets the viewer know what the subject of your layout is.
The use of white space can be very useful in adding emphasis to a layout. (This is also sometimes referred to as negative space.) White space refers to an area of a layout that is mostly unmarked. Leaving an area void of photos, journaling, or other elements serves to add emphasis to the focal point of the layout. To place an element surrounded by white space gives it more visual weight and draws the eye to it.
One of my favorite ways to add emphasis is to add frames and borders.
- To make a photo stand out, I often add a simple white stroke to it. This is really simple to do:
1. Make sure your photo layer is selected in your layers palette.
2. Edit>Stroke (Outline) Selection
3. Set the width (I like about 30 pixels)
4. Set the color to white
5. Select "inside". I like inside because it keeps the corners nice and
square. Selecting "outside" or "center" will cut the corners off just
a little bit.
- I often use a border of some kind near the edge of my layout. I find it helps unify and contain the whole design, while adding emphasis to the design as a whole.
Contrast is all about differences. There are many different ways to achieve contrast:
use contrasting colors. Contrasting colors are those that are opposite one another on the color wheel.
using light and dark. For example, a bright photo against a light or white background can be very striking.
using size. Small items next to large ones; photos or other elements of differing sizes placed together create contrast.
using different shapes together. I love to add a circle (or several circles) to a layout with square and rectangle photos & elements.
Balance is the distribution of visual weight on a layout. The way you place the various elements on a page can help achieve a balance, creating unity and harmony.
One of the best ways to do this is to create a visual triangle on your page. This means placing elements on your page in three different spots that, if connected, would create a triangle. This anchors your design and helps create balance and unity across the page. There are any number of ways to do this – using items that have similar shape, color, size, etc.
Repetition, pattern, or rhythm refers to the recurrence of similar elements within a layout: colors, lines, shapes, values, etc. Any element that is generally echoed serves to make for a stronger visual presentation. A good rule is "If you do it to one side, do it to the other side."
Establishing a pattern using repetition and then breaking the pattern adds emphasis. For example, if you have a simple row of squares and then set just one of them to a different angle, they eye immediately goes to the one that is placed differently. You could also add extra embellishment to one of squares to make it stand out. This is an easy way to create a focal point.
One of my favorite ways to use repetition is by creating a grid on my page. I do this by creating similar shapes and aligning them in a gird format – usually squares or rectangles, but I've used circles as well. I use this grid to house my photos, pattern papers, and sometimes even other elements such as a flower or journaling block. As the similar shapes are repeated it helps create unity and harmony in the design.
Part 2: Using All Your Tools to Tell The Story
Before you start creating a layout, stop and think: What is the story I want to tell? Ask yourself questions about the subject of your layout. What is it about? An event? An everyday moment? An individual? Or perhaps just your own thoughts and emotions about the photos on your layout? What is the mood? What emotions do you want to convey?
Then, using your answers, think about what tools you have that will help you tell the story. Often we only think of the photos and journaling as the storytelling part of a layout, but I want you to think about ALL of your scrapbooking tools; how can they be used to help tell the story? These tools might include:
Color/Tone/Value. This may include specific colors, or things like bright vs. muted or light vs. dark colors. Pay attention to the emotions that color can covey. Using a monochromatic color scheme can be especially dramatic. Often mimicking the colors or tones of the photos enhances the story.
Shape. Different shapes can convey emotion as well. I find that squares and rectangles create a sleek, streamlined feeling. I love to use circles to help convey energy and playfulness. Combining a mixture of the two is also a great way to establish structure while adding a playful or whimsical feeling.
Embellishments. There are a lot of theme kits available for digital scrap bookers. Sometimes it is fun to add themed embellishments that go very specifically with the story you are telling. This can also be done using less descriptive embellishments – for example I used colorful stitching in the shape of a circle on a page that had a photo of a rainbow.
Journaling/Type. Do you need a lot of words or just a few? Sometimes journaling can fill most of a page, and sometimes a simple title is all that is needed. When selecting alphabets or fonts, try picking ones to match the subject and mood of your layout.
Photos. Because of digital photography, we can take tons of photos – too many to scrap. Sometimes, especially for event pages, I like to include a lot of photos to convey all the people, celebration, and fun. Other times, less is more. I may take 50 candid shots of my toddler, but just end up putting one on the page because it gives the story greater impact.
Your overall style and design. Will it be simple and clean, or busy and noisy? Soft and ethereal? Sweet? Grungy? Whimsical? Playful? Calm? Bold? Choose a style that not only reflects what you like, but something that reflects and supports the subject of your layout. Use the design principles (from part 1 of this lesson) that will best serve your story.
There are probably other tools I am forgetting as well! The key is to simply use everything at your disposal as a scrapbooker to let your story shine. Don't get too caught up in all the rules. Don't try to use every principle on every layout, use what works for you, play around, and have fun!


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SWANSBORO – Few, if any, expected West Craven's volleyball team to finish tied for third in the Coastal 3-A Conference and beat top-seeded Jacksonville en route to finishing second Tuesday in the league's four-team postseason tournament.
Or, for that matter, make the NCHSAA 3-A playoffs.
But the third-seeded Eagles did all that season, including a 25-12, 23-25, 25-22 victory over the top-seeded Cardinals in the conference tournament semifinals before falling to second-seeded Swansboro 25-23, 25-15, 25-16.
The Eagles (11-9) will learn who they open the playoffs with on Thursday when the NCHSAA announces the brackets. Swansboro (18-2) will be the No. 1 seed while Jacksonville (16-5) will be No. 3. West Carteret (10-9), which lost to Swansboro 2-0 in the other semifinal, will be the No. 4 seed.
"I just told the girls in there, 'Let's just take a second. Beginning of the season I told you could make the state playoffs. Most of you nodded your head and then wondered what I was smoking,'" West Craven coach Sheila Holloway said.
"In one year you went from ninth in our old conference to third and you are runners-up at the conference tournament. Just think about that. You just beat Jacksonville, the No. 1 seed. Yeah, you just lost, but, honey, you're the runner-up of the conference tournament. That's huge. Just let that soak in."
The Eagles (11-9) will learn who they open the playoffs with on Thursday when the NCHSAA announces the brackets. Swansboro (18-2) will be the No. 1 seed while Jacksonville (16-5) will be No. 3. West Carteret (10-9), which lost to Swansboro 2-0 in the other semifinal, will be the No. 4 seed.
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LEADING PLAYERS—WC NA. S: Moore 8 kills, 1 ace, 2 digs; Cleve 8 kills, 2 blocks; Sines 9 digs; Rabidou 9 digs, 16 assists. RECORDS—WC: 10-7, state playoffs, TBA. S: 17-2.
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LEADING PLAYERS—WC: NA. S: Rabidou 3 kills, 23 assists, 9 digs; Moore 9 kills, 7 digs; Watkins 13 digs; Oriol 9 kills; Cleve 3 kills, 4 aces, 7 digs, 2 blocks. RECORDS—WC: 11-9, state playoffs, TBA. S: 18-2, state playoffs, TBA.


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The hosts trailed 17-0 after 28 minutes despite a gale force wind at their backs. It was during this period where they looked a frantic and disorganised unit, dropping passes and missing tackles to allow the Reds' momentum and scoring opportunities. At that stage of the game, they were staring down the barrell of a big hiding.
But it was in that period right before half-time where they showed a belief that belied their inferior breakdown effort and lack of synergy. Replacement lock Jandre Marais rumbled over the line following an outstanding build up, and a Pat Lambie conversion further narrowed the deficit.
Reds winger Digby Ioane was also yellow-carded for a dangerous tackle right on the half-time buzzer, allowing Lambie to add an extra three points before the break.
Two different teams emerged from the Kings Park tunnel in the second half. The hosts drew confidence from the manner in which they had finished the first half, while the Reds' grew more desperate as the game wore on.
The visitors' effort was seriously hampered when they lost first-choice goal-kicker Mike Harris in the 23rd minute and flyhalf Ben Lucas early in the second stanza. This meant that the dangerous Will Genia was forced to stand in the first-receiver channel, thus eliminating the tremendous threat around the ruck which had caused the Sharks defence massive problems in the first half.
The Reds scrapped for survival, but while they only conceded six points during Ioane's absence, they failed to get out of their own territory.
Keegan Daniel made a fantastic call as a captain, turning down the three-point option and keeping the heat on the Reds. It was fitting that he eventually breached the visitors' defence, breaking from the back of the scrum to help the Sharks take a 20-17 lead.
While the Sharks never quite closed out the match, they had the momentum for the rest of the contest. Apart from Daniel, Willem Alberts and Marcell Coetzee were huge at the point of contact, and Bismarck du Plessis produced a magnificent performance at the breakdown. So often it was the Springbok hooker who effected a turnover that led to a telling counter-attack.
The Reds looked to have wrested back the initiative when reserve halfback Nick Frisby intercepted a Sharks pass and sparked a try. But the Sharks hit back immediately thanks to a Du Plessis turnover deep in Reds territory.
The heavies took the ball up before it was moved out wide, Riaan Viljoen not only crossing the line but dotting down closer to the uprights to ensure Lambie would enjoy an easier conversion attempt.
What followed was a frantic finish to the match, as both teams went all out to secure the clincher. Genia, the third-choice goal-kicker following the injuries to Harris and Lucas, had missed the conversion to Frisby's try, and fluffed a simple penalty in the final 10 minutes.
It was thereafter where captain James Horwill was forced to turn down kickable penalties. Unfortunately for the Reds, they just couldn't make an impression with ball in hand on an excellent and determined Sharks defence.
The hosts had the chance to score a bonus-point try close to full time, but were denied when the Reds turned the ball over at the breakdown. Considering the first-half deficit, coach John Plumtree will be ecstatic that the Sharks managed to get the four points let alone bank the maximum.
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