Saturday, March 28, 2009
Pole Vault Personal Records for Kyle!
Kyle makes the 10'6" vault look easy:
Coach says that Kyle bumped the cross bar with his stomach, but pushed it back in place with his face.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Priceline is the BEST
Not only was the room really nice, but we had the best free breakfast. This is what was offered: Scrambled eggs, muffins, donuts, fruit, bagels, Belgium waffles (regular or blueberry), yogurt, make-your-own breakfast burritos, oatmeal and fixings, juices, milk (white and chocolate), dry cereal and toast (I may have missed an item or two).
Below you will see how our room (suite?) looked.






Friday, February 6, 2009
District 4/5 Swim Meet Preliminaries
Kyle qualified for the second day of competition in ninth place.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
More Swim Clippings for Kyle
BOYS SWIMMING
Lions Pool, Yakima
Team scores—Richland 112, West Valley 71; Hanford 100, West Valley 86; Richland 113, Hanford 72.
200 medley relay—1, Richland (Nick Connors, Tyler Pickett, Nathaniel Weinman, Alden Welsch), 1:49.54; 2, Hanford, 1:50.52; 3, Richland B, 1:58.33. 200 free—1, Joe Wertz (H), 1:51.04; 2, Weinman (R), 1:51.98. 200 IM—1, Pickett (R), 2:09.57; 2, Connors (R), 2:14.18; 3, Robbie Pfaff (H), 2:16.36. 50 free—1, Cody Roberts (R), 22.48; 2, Eric Blanchard (R), 24.71. Diving—1, B.J. Deatherage (H), 135.80; 3, Kyle Cornwell (H), 118.4 100 fly—1, Roberts (R), 52.48; 3, Miles Phillips (H), 1:00.73. 100 free—1, Wertz (H), 50.57; 3, Blanchard (R), 51.94. 500 free—1, Weinman (R), 5:05.69; 2, Keith Meline (H), 5:36.38; 3, Ben Barton (R), 5:58.18. 200 free relay—1, Richland (Roberts, Blanchard, Welsch, Connors), 1:34.33. 100 back—1, Connors (R), 1:01.31; 2, Welsch (R), 1:02.55; 3, Phillips (H), 1:04.20. 100 breast—1, Kuhn (WV), 1:07.10; 2, Mitch Sturtevant (R), 1:08.27; 3, Pfaff (H), 1:09.21. 400 free relay—1, Richland (Roberts, Weinman, Blanchard, Pickett), 3:28.39; 3, Hanford, 3:39.07.
Friday, January 23, 2009
2 1/4 Somersault in the Tuck Position
We heard Kyle come in, but he didn't come talk to us, as he usually does, he just went to the other end of the house. After about 15 minutes I went looking for him. He heard me coming, but had his back to me. I asked, "how was practice? Are you ready for your meet tomorrow?"
He said something like, "Not really. I did a 2 1/4 front somersault."
I thought, "WOW a 2 1/2 front somersault! That's pretty hard off of a 1 meter board!"
Then he sheepishly swiveled around in the office chair. As I looked at him I saw a swollen face, bloodshot eyes and the beginnings of black eyes.
"What happened??!"
He said, "Get it. A 2 1/4!"
He had hit the water chest and face first while still tucked. OUCH! I asked if he lost his contacts and he said that one of them folded in half, but stayed in his eye.
Kyle had a pretty good headache and stiff neck. We heated up the rice bag and pumped him full of ibuprofen. He decided to skip today's 11-dive meet and let his neck heal a bit.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
How Depressing!
You have been looking at the same sky that we have been seeing for over a week! Nothing but a solid, colorless mass of gray! The temperature has not been lower than 28.3 nor higher than 34.2. Give me some variety! Wind, frost, snow, rain, frigid temperatures, a bit of sunshine... anything to let me know we still belong to the planet!Now that you know what the first picture is, guess when it was taken:
- Monday at 7:30 AM
- Thursday at 4:00 PM
- Tuesday at noon
- Wednesday at 10:37 AM
The correct answer is: It doesn't matter when this picture was taken, the sky looked exactly the same at all of the above times.
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