Sunday’s results from the Lincoln Park BMX Track:
- 15-16 girls cruiser — Taylor Coleman, Port Angeles, first; Veta Cramer, Des Moines, second; Cholena Morrison, Port Angeles, third.
- 31-35 women cruiser — Hidi Cramer, Des Moines, first; Nicole Otto, Gig Harbor, second; Shellie Belbin, PA, third.
- 15 cruiser — Zane Pickett, Tacoma, first; Jackson Beal, Port Townsend, second; Mason Beal, Port Townsend.
- 36-40 cruiser — Caleb Pellham, PA, first; Jeremy Bushnell, Tacoma, second; Anthony Hernandez, PA, third; Jacob Seegers, PA, fourth.
- 46-50 cruiser — David Archibald, Puyallup, first; Jre Sullivan, Seattle, second; Casey Cramer, Des Moines, third.
- 61 & over cruiser — Danny Bushnell, Vancouver, first; George Williams, PA, second; Dale Nelson, Buckley, third.
- 5 & under novice — Bennett Gray, PA, first; Parker Collet, Puyallup, second; Isla Brown, PA, third; Annyah Beck, Silverdale, fourth.
- 7 novice — Kayden Beck, Sequim, first; Nikao Seegers, PA, second; Teyah Elofson-Cross, PA, third; Jensen Holland, PA, fourth; Tyler Elofson-Cross, PA, fifth.
- 8 novice — Sam Brown, PA, first; Aaron Kalfur, PA, second; Olive Ross, Sequim, third.
- 13 novice — Kodiak Adkins, PA, first; Karsten McClure, PA, second; Ryker Rossi, Sequim, third.
- 7 intermediate — Bradan Gray, PA, first; Thomas Dalgardno, PA, second; Levi Hull, Sequim, third.
- 10 intermediate — Benjamin Clemens, PA, first; Kawika DeBoer, Sequim, second; John De Shazo, PA, third.
- 11 intermediate — Ethan Barbre, PA, first; Hunter Collet, Puyallup, second; Anna Cook, PA, third.
- 16 intermediate — Joseph Clemens, PA, first; Kameron Johnson, Bellingham, second; Will Roening, PA, third.
- 9 expert —Liam Otto, Gig Harbor, first; Maximus Luysterborghs, Portland, Ore., second; Sam Luysterborghs, Portland, Ore., third.
- 13 expert — Jackson Beal, Port Townsend, first; Jasper Altendorf, Everett, second; Anthony Jones, Port Angeles, third.
- 14 expert — Zane Pickett, Tacoma, first; Cash Coleman, PA, second; Carson Cramer, Des Moines, third.
- 16 expert — William Knight III, Bonney Lake, first; Mason Beal, Port Townsend, second; Andy Goldsbary, PA, third; Colby Groves, PA, fourth.
- 26-35 expert — Jake Shepherd, Buckley, first; Matt Groves, PA, second; Jeremy Bushnell, Tacoma, third; Issac Dixon, Yelm, fourth.
- 51 & over expert — William Knight, Bonney Lake, first; Danny Bushnell, Vancouver, second; Eric Altendorf, Everett, third.
McDavid positive for COVID-19 virus
EDMONTON, Alberta — Edmonton Oilers star Connor McDavid has tested positive for COVID-19.
McDavid, a 23-year-old forward, is self-quarantining at home and experiencing mild symptoms, according to the Oilers.
“He will continue to be monitored and will follow all associated health protocols,” the team said Monday night in a statement.
McDavid, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2015 draft, is widely considered the best player in the NHL. The captain of the Oilers had 34 goals and 63 assists in 64 games during the pandemic-shortened season.
The NHL made it through its postseason in bubbles in Toronto and Edmonton without one positive test in August and September. McDavid’s Oilers were eliminated in the opening round of the postseason in Edmonton in early August.
The league did have players test positive before the postseason. The NHL said 30 players tested positive during voluntary training in Phase 2 of its return-to-play plan earlier in the summer, while another 13 had the virus outside the Phase 2 protocol.
Two more positive tests were reported during training camp, which was considered Phase 3.
Six members of the Ottawa Senators organization tested positive for COVID-19 after the team made a trip through hard-hit California just before the league suspended its season in March.
The NHL stopped releasing the names or teams for positive tests earlier this year. However, Toronto Maple Leafs star Auston Matthews confirmed he had COVID-19 in the aftermath of published reports.
No fans in Green Bay due to infection rate
GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Green Bay Packers say that any plans to have fans for home games this season are on indefinite hold due to high COVID-19 rates in the area.
Packers officials said that fans won’t be admitted until there’s a “marked improvement in the rate of hospitalizations, as well as the community infection rate and positivity rate.”
The Packers have played two of their eight scheduled home games already. They don’t have another home game until Nov. 1 against the Minnesota Vikings.
“We are very concerned with the rate of infection in our area,” Packers CEO Mark Murphy said in a statement. “We are trending in the wrong direction in terms of hospitalization and positive cases, and based on recommendations from community health-care and public health officials, hosting fans at the stadium for games is not advisable at this time.”
During his Zoom session after the Packers’ 30-16 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night, Packers coach Matt LaFleur had asked area residents to wear masks and practice social distancing.
“It’s going to take all of us, and I mean that,” LaFleur said. “We’ve just got to keep our players safe and keep everybody safe because that’s important. There’s nothing more important than your health. I’d continue to urge people to be responsible, to think of others, to wear a mask and social distance.”
The Peninsula Daily News and The Associated Press
