SPORTS BRIEFS: OAT Run registration now open

PORT ANGELES — Registration is now open for OAT Run, a 12K and half-marathon trail race that will take place on the Olympic Adventure Trail west of Port Angeles on April 1.

For 2017, the first three miles of the half marathon are re-routed due to planned timber harvest activities along the trail, but the last 10 miles are the same as previous years. The 12K route is unchanged from previous years.

Registration is $40 for the 12K and $50 for the half marathon — entry includes a post-race hot meal and beverages at Harbinger Winery, and an OAT Run pint glass award.

A portion of race proceeds will go to the Peninsula Trails Coalition and to Backcountry Horsemen Peninsula Chapter for the construction and maintenance of the Olympic Discovery Trail and Olympic Adventure Trail.

For more information, go to: www.oatrun.org. To register, go to: https://www.webscorer.com/register?raceid=89202

If you have questions, or are interested in becoming a sponsor or volunteer for OAT Run, please contact race director Lorrie Mittmann at olympicadventuretrail@gmail.com.

Hoop Shoot winners

SEQUIM — Six kids from the Olympic Peninsula/Kitsap County area will be headed to the state Elks Hoop Shoot contest in Lacey on Feb. 25.

Winners were crowned at the West District Hoops Shoot held at the Sequim Boys & Girls Club on Saturday. Thirty-two shooters from seven lodges competed. Kids who win at the state event will qualify for the regional event March 11 in Vancouver.

The national Elks hoop shoot will be held in Chicago on April 22. Last year, Washington had two shooters make it all the way to nationals.

If winners cannot attend the state event, runners-up will compete.

Winners were:

Girls 8-9

Kay Botkin, Port Townsend, 9-for-25; Runner-up, Avery Templer, Hoquiam, 8-for-25

Girls 10-11

Isabell Fulton, Port Angeles, 12-for-25; Runner-up, Roslyn Guile, Sequim, 11-for-25

Girls 12-13

Ella Boebelin, Bremerton, 16-for-25; Runner-up, Alyssa Perry, Hoquiam, 15-for-25

Boys 8-9

Izaiah Alonzo, Sequim, 19-for-25, 4-for-5 tiebreaker; Runner-up, Bryce DeLeon, Port Angeles, 19-for-25, 2-for-5 tiebreaker

Boys 10-11

Jake Templer, Hoquiam, 22-for-25; Runner-up, Garrett Little, Sequim, 20-for-25

Boys 12-13

James Burkhardt, Port Angeles, 22-for-25; Runner-up, Lonnie Kenney, Port Townsend, 19-for-25

Forks hoops tourney

FORKS — Registration is now being taken for the Nate Crippen Memorial Basketball Tournament to be held March 24-26 in Forks.

There will be two men’s divisions (an upper and a lower division) and eight teams per division. Teams will be registered on a first-come, first-serve basis.

The entry fee is $400. There will be pool play on March 24 and March 25 and then single-elimination games on March 26.

Champions will be awarded 10 jackets and second-place finishers will receive 10 sweatshirts. Third-place teams, two per division, will receive 10 t-shirts.

There will also be a t-shirt for the Second Team All-Tournament Team and a basketball for the Nate Crippen Team Player Award.

For more information or to register, contact Larry Scroggins at 360-640-3522 or at Chitown.24@hotmail.

Peninsulsa Daily News

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