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DIXON — Before Tyler Hudson makes a move on the mat, the Dixon junior has worked it out in his mind, calculating the confidence he has of success vs. the possibility the maneuver might not only fail but leave him vulnerable.
It's as if wrestling is a chess match for Hudson, whose cerebral approach includes thinking several moves ahead with his ultimate goal the sport's version of checkmate, which is, of course, a pin.
"I think about if I'm going to make this move, then this is going to happen and I can go into this move," Hudson said during practice this week. "I think about it before I do it. I don't just do it and hope for the best."
Coach Dal Tomlinson labeled the 197-pound Hudson as a "very methodical wrestler."
"He goes out there with a plan and he works that plan," Tomlinson said. "You see that as he's wrestling. You can see him thinking. He's thinking of his next move and he's working what he wants to work. Even if he's down, he's working a plan."
While Hudson acknowledges that means he's not into taking too many risks — "The more risks, the more chances you have of losing," he said — his mat mastery is evident by his record (24-3) and that he claimed his second straight Onslow County Cup championship this past weekend.
And don't think that's not a big deal.
"It is," he said. "It's bragging rights to me. I can say I'm the best in the county at (197). It's important. I don't want to lose."
It is also an intermediate step toward his ultimate goal, which isn't just to win the Coastal Plains 1-A Conference title or the 1-A East Regionals but to bring home a state title. A year ago Hudson went 0-2 at states at heavyweight.
"My goal," he said simply, "is to win states this year."
What will that take?
"I need to get in better shape," Hudson said. "When you go up there it comes down to one or two points. That's going to count, how good of shape you're in."
Hudson said he learned a lot in his first trip to the Greensboro Coliseum, where a flood of fans greet wrestlers as well as a floor full of mats and the threat of an arena of anxiety. It can be a bit unnerving for a wrestler making his first trip to the state championships.
"I remember there was a lot of people there, and there were like 12 mats on the ground. It's big," Hudson said matter-of-factly. "It was overwhelming, but I wasn't scared. It's just another wrestling match."
That, Tomlinson said, is in keeping with Hudson's demeanor, at least off the mat.
"I actually have Tyler in class. He is very quiet and very docile," Tomlinson said. "He does not necessarily relish in the limelight. He loves to win. But he does it very quietly."
Unless, that is, you make him mad.
"I would say probably half the time something happens in the match and he gets irritated," Tomlinson said. "In his case when he gets irritated it actually helps him. He doesn't lose focus. He doesn't lose control. He just actually gets more aggressive."
So what gets Hudson riled up?
"Kind of like I can't turn them because they're just sitting there, it just makes me mad if they're trying to stall. That's not wrestling. That's just sitting there," Hudson said. "If they make me mad during a match, they're going to get it."
Hudson has been getting mad (and even) on the wrestling mat since falling in love with the grueling sport at New Bridge Middle School.
"It's just something about wrestling," he said. "Just the fact that it's just me. I don't have to rely on anybody else. I just like that."
And while he also plays on both sides of the line in football and throws the shot and discus in track for the Bulldogs, wrestling is his favorite sport. Along with it being a one-on-one sport, he said it is just a tougher sport than football.
Just don't ask him about wrestling practice.
"Yeah, practice sucks," he said.
But it is also a means to an end, and this year's end Hudson hopes will be a state championship at 197 pounds, not 222 or heavyweight, where he's also wrestled. Hudson said he weighed about 235 pounds during football season and dropped some pounds to wrestle at 220 earlier this season. Since then, he's gotten even lighter on the scales, with the goal of being able to compete in the 197-pound class.
"I wrestled heavyweight last year, but the most I ever weighed last year was like 215. So I was already in the 220 weight class," Hudson said. "The beginning of this year I started weighing 205, so that's only 10 pounds to cut.
"So I was like, 'OK, I'm going to go to 195.' When I got there I don't have to wrestle as heavy people. It's a lot more fair to me at least."
So what was his secret to reducing his weight? Jenny Craig? Weight Watchers? Nope. His diet plan was simplicity itself.
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This 17-year-old has been grabbing a lot of attention in his first year in the Paul Roos 1st XV with some stellar performances.
Last year, Barry played flyhalf for Paul Roos at U16 level and represented Western Province at the Grant Khomo Week. This year, his move to fullback has seen him flourish, and he's scored several tries, including five at the St John's Easter Festival.
Paul Roos coach Frans van Niekerk believes Barry's skills are best suited to fullback, even though he's more than capable of playing almost anywhere in the backline.
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Lynnwood girls crank up the pressure in win over Kamiak
Royals' defense too much for Kamiak in Wesco 4A South opener
Anyone watching Lynnwood's Wesco 4A south opener with Kamiak on Friday night got to see that none of those things will bother the Royals, who cruised to a 69-26 victory over the Knights.
The convincing result seemed to be a bit of a shock to both teams and especially to Kamiak coach Wes Williams, who watched his team go without a field goal for a 20-minute stretch that ran from the second quarter to the final two minutes of the fourth.
"I have no idea (what happened)," Williams said. "We still have work to do."
The Royals' defensive pressure seemed to have an accumulative effect as Kamiak was able to withstand it early, but succumbed to the surge and couldn't figure out how to get back into any semblance of an offensive rhythm.
"We like to press a lot," Lynnwood's Grace Douglas said. "We try and get as many steals and overwhelm teams. Today it was working for us and we were talking a lot. We have a lot of good communication."
Douglas opened the game with a 3, but Kamiak answered with the next two field goals and trailed just 5-4 midway through the first quarter. The Royals, doubleteamed, trapped and pressed, but the Knights looked poised for the first eight minutes.
Lynnwood didn't shoot particularly well, especially in the first quarter, outside of Douglas, who scored a career-high 19 points, including five 3s on the night.
"Grace Douglas shot the ball well ... Grace was hitting everything," Edwards said. "Thank goodness she was because our outside shots weren't necessarily falling at the percentage that we are used to. Grace kinda carried us through until we got a bit of a cushion."
The Knights converted more field goals than Lynnwood in the first quarter, but Douglas' three 3s and Jasmine Edwards' five free throws pushed the Royals to a 19-14 edge. Edwards finished second on the team with 14 points.
Kamiak continued to hang around until the mid-point of the second quarter when the Royals' Mikayla Pivec sparked a 12-0 run that essentially knocked the Knights out of the game.
Pivec, who was the Royals' third-highest scorer with nine points, started with a head-turning drive and one-handed shot. The sophomore then turned a steal into a quick transition basket to spark the spurt. The Royals' defense kept it going the rest of the game.
"The pressure defense," Williams said. "I had my team prepare for it, but I guess it wasn't enough."
In the end Lynnwood aced its first 4A test.
"It was really fun," Douglas said. "We didn't really know what to expect, so we just went out there and played hard."
Tougher tests loom next week when the Royals will take on traditional league powers.
"So far so good," Edwards said of his team's 3-0 start. "We have Edmonds-Woodway and Jackson coming up on Wednesday and Friday ... it's going to be big games for us."
Friday was the first game of the season for senior guard Izzy Maza, who came back from an ankle injury. Freshman Jordyn Edwards (elbow) and sophomore Danielle Hayes (back trouble) sat out with injuries.
But the reserves stepped up and barely skipped a beat when the running clock was evoked and Edwards began subbing liberally in the third quarter.
"If we are a healthy team, I think we are going to be competitive," Edwards said. "It's a great sign for our program that we can have injuries and still play at a high level."
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Kamiak 14 5 1 6 -- 26
Lynnwood 19 19 23 8 -- 69
Kamiak--Tylor Adcock 2, Monique Canda 1, Grace Hamill 2, Katy Hamill 1, Melanie Lachapelle 2, Kaiya Larsen 0, Aubrey Patrick 8, Emily Pillman 4, Tiana Roe 0, Margaret Slack 4, Salena Taylor 2. Lynnwood--Jasmin Edwards 14, Izzy Maza 2, Grace Douglas 19, Mikayla Pivec 9, Nikki Trautman 7, Arsenia Ivanov 6, Linda Wilson 5, Amina Donahoe 4, Chelsea Campbell 3. 3-point goals--Douglas 5, Ivanov 2, Trautman 1. Records--Kamiak 0-1 league, 1-2 overall. Lynnwood 1-0, 3-0.
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LIMA � Jimmy F. Dell, 83, died at 2:18 a.m. April 27, 2013, at St. Rita�s Medical Center.
He was born Feb. 4, 1930, in New Orleans to Oris L. and Lucille Katherine Butts Dell, who preceded him in death. On Aug. 24, 1957, he married Myrtle M. Cramer, and she survives in Lima.
Mr. Dell was a graduate of Louisiana State University with a degree in mechanical engineering; he received his master�s degree from the University of Dayton in business administration. He was retired from Westinghouse. He served as a substitute teacher for Shawnee schools and Apollo Career Center after he retired. He also worked for the Lima Public Library. He was an active volunteer for the Department of Children Services and served as a board member; he was also a volunteer juvenile probation officer. He was an active participant in foster care parenting with his wife, Myrtle. He was a member of Trinity United Methodist Church and was formerly a member of Grace United Methodist Church, where he taught Sunday school for more than 50 years, and he helped serve the community breakfasts at Trinity United Methodist Church. He was a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean War.
Survivors also include two sons, Scott A. (Denise K.) Dell, of Elgin, Ill., and Richard F. (Mary Liz) Dell, of Scottsdale, Ariz.; a daughter, Diana M. (Perry L.) Boise, of Lima; four granddaughters, Shanna Johnson, Angela Leindecker, Whitney Dell and Kenzie Boise; five great-grandchildren, Tyler, Ryan, Kayla, Ben and Nathan; and a sister, Bettijean Vickers, of Baton Rouge, La.
Services will begin at 11 a.m. Monday at Trinity United Methodist Church, Lima. Pastor David Harris will officiate.
Friends may call from 10 to 11 a.m. Monday at the church. Burial will be in Preston Cemetery, Alger.
Memorial contributions may be made to Trinity Community Breakfast c/o Trinity United Methodist Church.
Arrangements are by Chiles-Laman Funeral and Cremation Services, Shawnee Chapel.
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One of our All Children's Telethon stars is headed for the nation's capital and national recognition on this year's Children's Miracle Network show. Katie Thai has been chosen to represent Florida youngsters who receive care from Children's Miracle Network hospitals in the 2007 Champions Across America program presented by CO-OP Financial Services and Suncoast Schools Federal Credit Union. The children selected to participate in this high-profile public awareness campaign will be excellent ambassadors for our collective cause as they represent the millions of kids served each year by Children's Miracle Network hospitals.
Six-year old Katie is a graduate of our intensive feeding program, Happy Mealtimes. Due to severe gastric problems as an infant, she never learned to eat and tolerate food until she enrolled in our unique program at age four. Her care team soon found that they could motivate Katie to complete all her therapy goals by allowing her to sing for an audience – no matter how big or small. Katie stole the show last June when she appeared on the All Children's Telethon to sing "If We Hold On Together." Now a happy, healthy first-grader, Katie enjoys eating as much as singing --- she's especially fond of lobster!
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Harper Lee is famous for refusing interviews, but that didn't stop Charles Shields from talking with hundreds of people who have known her.
Shields is the author "Mockingbird — A Portrait of Harper Lee" and "I Am Scout: The Biography of Harper Lee," which was written for younger readers.
He will speak at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Paramount Theater in downtown Burlington as part of a series of Alamance Reads events. The program is encouraging people to read and discuss the novel "To Kill a Mockingbird."
Shields spoke by phone with the Times-News on Friday about his research into Lee's life and why the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel is important to many more than 50 years after it was published.
Academic legacy:Lee may have stopped with one book, but it remains one of the most widely read novels. "Two-thirds of American public high schools continue to read 'To Kill a Mockingbird,'" Shields said. "In Britain, it's part of the national exam" as a choice for students to read and analyze.
Emotional impact:The novel's legacy extends far beyond the classroom, Shields said: "I know people who re-read it once a year as a treat." Then there are the people named Harper, Scout (the young girl whose attorney father defends a black man falsely accused of rape in segregated Alabama) and the ones who decided to become an attorney after reading the novel in their teen years.
Relevance:Shields encourages teachers to present the novel not mainly as about race but, instead, "otherness," including divisions along the lines of sexual orientation and religion. He said that's because so many young people have grown up entirely comfortable having close friends of all races.
Was "Mockingbird" autobiographical?:Absolutely, Shields said. There is no mother in the novel, he said, because "Harper Lee's mother was a manic depressive — She was just not there emotionally." Likewise, the mysterious (and eventually heroic) character of Boo Radley was based on a resident of Monroeville, Ala., Lee's hometown. Shields said relatives of the "real" Boo Radley threatened to sue, but Lee stuck by her argument the book was fiction. Hard feelings among some lasted a long time. It wasn't until 1984, when an English teacher bought copies of the book with her own money, that "Mockingbird" was taught in Monroeville.
On Lee's refusing celebrity:"She found out she didn't like fame, which is hard for a lot of Americans to accept. … In 1964, she disappeared out of sight. She hit the ball out of the park the first time, with her first novel.
"She really embraced a Christian ethic of being a humble lady. She didn't like people looking at her as anything more than she is, which is a well-rounded Southern lady."
Conclusions as Lee's biographer:Might Lee have found some middle ground between celebrity and a desire for privacy, perhaps by finding a role for herself in the academic world?
"It's not for me to say how she should have spent her life." Shields said. He's convinced she did what she wanted, the way she wanted, just as Scout did: "Scout did and said what she wanted to and accepted the consequences … If you want to know Harper Lee, just study Scout."
Shields interviewed classmates of Lee who told him that when reading "Mockingbird" passages with Scout, "I could hear her voice on the page."
What makes the novel succeed:Shields finds much of modern fiction to be superficial in the sense of being overwhelmingly plot-driven. Character development is essential in drawing readers into a work of fiction and, mixed with a compelling plot, can lead to a masterpiece.
In that sense, Shields said, "Mockingbird" is about much more than a rape trial and its consequences: "The heart of 'To Kill a Mockingbird' is love and compassion."
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What:'An Evening with Author Charles J. Shields," who has written two books about Harper Lee and "To Kill a Mockingbird."
When:6:30 p.m. Wednesday
Where:The Paramount Theater at 128 E. Front St., Burlington.
Admission:Free. The event includes a reception and book signing.


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A year after last year's tsunami in March, a boy's football was found in Alaska and will be returned to its rightful owner, a Japanese 16-year-old, according to BBC News.
Misaki Murakami who lives in Rikuzen-takata had his name written on the ball, which was a gift from his friends. Murakami has no other known belongings from the tsunami incident, BBC News reported.
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Lynnwood stunned in double overtime
Kentwood swats Royals from 4A state tourney
The game was close and hard-fought throughout, though that much was small consolation for Lynnwood, which saw its season come to an abrupt, agonizing close.
"It was a tough game to lose," said Royals coach Everett Edwards. "And it's tough to end your season at this point. It's very disappointing.
"But I couldn't be prouder of the girls in terms of how they didn't quit. I obviously wanted to win for our girls, our program and our school, but it just wasn't our night."
Lynnwood got its last lead with 1:33 remaining in the second overtime on an offensive rebound layin by guard Jasmin Edwards. She caught a teammate's airball under the basket and hooked a shot up and in to put the Royals on top 58-57.
But moments later Lynnwood center Linda Wilson was called for her fifth personal foul -- a whistle that drew howls of protest from the Lynnwood fans -- and Kentwood's Ashley Rolsma dropped in two free throws.
The Royals had three field goal chances over the next minute, but two came off the rim and the third was blocked with 18 seconds on the clock. Lynnwood had to foul and Kentwood's Jenny Johnson swished two more free throws with 15 seconds left for a 61-58 margin.
Freshman center Mikayla Pivec scored with a layin with three seconds remaining, but the Royals had no more timeouts and the horn sounded on the inbounds pass, setting off a wild celebration by the Conquerors and their boosters.
Kentwood found its winning edge with shooting. The Conquerors were 22-for-47 from the field (.468), compared to Lynnwood's 21-for-68 (.309).
Kentwood was also sharp at the free throw line when it counted, hitting eight of their last 10 chances from the stripe in the game's final six minutes, a stretch when the Royals did not get to the line once.
"I didn't really expect them to shoot the ball as well as they did," Edwards said. "They stepped up and hit big shots, so you have to give Kentwood credit."
Lynnwood had an early 7-2 lead, a five-point spread that was the biggest of the game for either team, while Kentwood's large lead was 15-11 in the second quarter. Neither team led by more than three points in the second half and in the two overtimes.
There were 15 lead changes and 14 ties.
Junior guard Jasmin Edwards, the coach's daughter, led all scorers with 23 points, while Pivec added 13 points and 14 rebounds. The Royals also used their perimeter quickness to help force 28 turnovers, but Kentwood countered by blocking seven Lynnwood shots, most right around the basket.
Kentwood's Jenny Johnson, a junior forward, had a huge game with 18 points and 19 rebounds.
"It's tough to lose a double-overtime game like that," Everett Edwards said. "It was a crazy, exciting game, and we just didn't come out on the winning end."
The loss was only the second of the season for the Royals, who had rolled to a Western Conference 4A South championship, followed by a District 1 title just last weekend.
"It was a great season for us," Everett Edwards said. "Our girls can be very proud. To be the Wesco South champs, to be the District 1 champs is great. But we also left a little bit on the table with this one tonight.
"This will hurt for a little bit," he added. "But at the same time our girls are very strong-willed. They're great kids and I couldn't be prouder of the season that we had. I just wish we could've gotten a win tonight."
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Kentwood 11 12 14 12 5 7 -- 61
Lynnwood 10 16 14 9 5 6 -- 60
Kentwood -- Kate Kramer 13, Sarah Toeaina 13, Ashley Rolsma 5, Zaria Jones 2, Chante Brooks 2, Kylee Ashley 8, Jenny Johnson 18. Lynnwood -- Jasmin Edwards 23, Izzy Maza 0, Grace Douglas 6, Mikayla Pivec 13, Arsenia Ivanov 3, Jordyn Edwards 5, Danielle Hayes 0, Linda Wilson 10. 3-point goals -- Ashley Rolsma 1, Jenny Johnson 1, Jasmin Edwards 1, Grace Douglas 2, Arsenia Ivanov 1. Records -- Kentwood is 19-6. Lynnwood is 22-2.
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