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100 freestyle (51.79) and the 100 backstroke (1:03.37).

Ochsner won the 200 free-style (1:58.76) and the 500 free-style (5:25.12). Ninth-grader William Bragg won the 100 butterfl y (1:01.75).

Second-place fi nishes for the Lakers went to: Bragg in the 200 freestyle (1:59.93), Heskin in the 200 individual medley (2:15.46), sophomore Josiah Torvik in the 500 freestyle (5:26.74), McCle-nahan in the 100 backstroke (1:03.66) and Jenness in the 100 breaststroke (1:07.64).

At the invite, Kyle Robrock and Wright had strong show-ings. Robrock won two indi-vidual events, while Wright won one and was second in another.

Robrock captured the 500 freestyle by more than six sec-onds with a time of 4:53.55. He also won the 50 freestyle (22.13).

Wright took the top spot in the 100 breaststroke (1:03.01) and was second in the 200 indi-vidual medley (2:05.07).

Robrock was also part of

two relays that ended up second. He teamed with Wright, Kleist and Heskin in the 200 medley (1:43.61). He joined forces with Heskin, McClenahan and Jen-ness in the 400 freestyle relay (3:34.81).

Prior Lake’s 200 freestyle relay team of Jenness, Ochsner, Bragg and Alec Robrock was sixth (1:42.17).

Jenness also had a pair of top-fi ve fi nishes. He was fi fth in the 200 freestyle (1:57.01) and third in the 100 freestyle (53.17).

Heskin ended up sixth in the 200 individual medley (2:15.22) and ninth in the 100 backstroke (1:04.68).

Ochsner was fi fth in the 100 breaststroke (1:09.29) and eighth in the 200 individual medley (2:16.14).

Alec Robrock ended up ninth in the 100 butterfly (1:02.44), while Bragg was ninth in both the 200 freestyle (2:01.94) and the 500 freestyle (5:32.02). Kleist ended up sixth in the 100 free-

style (54.31).Rieger led the Lakers in

diving, taking third with 370.10 points. Cunningham was fi fth (253.10).

Other top-16 individual fi n-ishes for the Lakers came from: McClenahan in the 200 freestyle (12th, 2:05.64) and the 100 butter-fl y (12th, 1:03.42), Anderson in the 50 freestyle (11th, 25.16) and the 100 freestyle (11th, 55.63), Christensen in the 50 freestyle (12th, 25.21) and the 100 but-terfl y (13th, 1:03.51), Torvik in the 100 butterfl y (11th, 1:03.06), seventh-grader Jack Dessler in the 500 freestyle (13th, 5:59.78), senior A.J. Jones in the 100 backstroke (12th, 1:07.44) and seventh-grader Jonas Lemke in the 100 backstroke (14th, 1:10.31).

Prior Lake was back in the pool Friday in a conference dual meet at home versus Lakeville South.

The Lakers will swim at Lakeville North in a league dual meet Friday, Jan. 14 at 6 p.m.

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65-34 in the fifth-place game Dec. 30.

In the loss to Osseo, the Lak-ers opened the game on a 13-0 run and led 22-16 at the break. Then the wheels came off. Osseo opened the second half on a 21-3 run and never looked back.

The Lakers committed a season-high 28 turnovers. Prior Lake went into the tournament averaging 19.5 turnovers a game.

Pold, Trabing and Hovick each had six points to lead the team. Busse and Flaata each had four points, while sophomore Deanna Busse and Eschrich both scored three points.

Trabing and Flaata each had fi ve rebounds. Hovick had three steals.

In the loss to Minnetonka, the Lakers led 31-24 at the break, but were outscored 44-16 in the second half.

Flaata led the Lakers with 16 points, grabbing four rebounds. Trabing had 14 points and two steals. Pold fi nished with eight points and 12 rebounds.

In the win over St. Paul

Central, the Lakers got off to another good start leading 28-13 at the break en route to the 21-point win.

Eschrich scored 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds. Pold and Lauren Busse each had 12 points. Pold also grabbed 12 rebounds.

Trabing finished with 10 points, while Flaata scored seven. Hovick fi nished with six assists, while Trabing had four.

The tournament fi eld included four ranked teams going – No. 1 Hopkins, No. 2 Eden Prairie and No. 7 Eastview, along with Osseo. Hopkins ended up beating Eden Prairie for the title.

Prior Lake was back on the court Friday (results not available at press time) in a con-ference game at home versus Rosemount.

The Lakers will play at No. 10 Bloomington Jefferson in a league game Tuesday, Jan. 11 at 7:15 p.m.

Prior Lake will stay on the road Friday, Jan. 14 to take on Lakeville South in a conference game at 7:15 p.m.

Prior Lake senior guard Erica Trabing scored 16 points to lead the Lakers to a 57-47 conference win at Apple Valley Jan. 4. (Photo by Tom Schardin)

has come off the bench most of the year and is more regarded for his strong defensive play.

Seniors Ben Lovik and Kyle Repinski each added 11 points for the Lakers, while junior Jack Kaiser scored eight and senior Mitch Hopkins and junior Jack Harrison each had seven.

At the Tartan tourney, Prior Lake matched its entire win total from last season with a 72-62 quarterfi nal win over Elk River. The Lakers fi nished 3-24 last year.

Prior Lake dropped the fi nal two games at the invite, losing 53-35 to No. 2-ranked Tartan and falling 61-54 in overtime to Rog-ers in the third-place game.

“Each team we played (at the tourney) presented a dif-ferent challenge for us,” said Focke. “Elk River was a perim-eter-based team, so we needed to get out and contest three-point shots.

“Tartan was very athletic and Rogers was big and strong and liked to pound the ball inside,” added Focke. “Playing a variety of different teams will certainly help us prepare for the conference schedule and the section.”

In the win over Elk River, the Lakers got a career-high 20 points from Harrison.

Sobaski had 15 points, while Dysthe had 14. Kaiser and Hop-kins each had eight points.

Against Tartan, the Lakers struggled in the fi rst half and were held to just nine points to trail by 11.

Kaiser was the only Laker in double figures with 11 points, while Sobaski and junior Jake Hanson each had six points. Sophomore Sam Harrison finished with four points.

In the loss to Rogers, Hop-kins led the way with 16 points, while Sobaski had 14. Repinski scored seven, while Kaiser had six and Lovik had fi ve.

Prior Lake was outscored 16-9 in overtime.

Prior Lake was back on the court Friday (results not available at press time) in a conference game at Rose-mount.

The Lakers will play at home versus Bloomington Jef-ferson in a league game Tues-day, Jan. 11 at 7:15 p.m.

Prior Lake stays at home Friday, Jan. 14 versus No. 5 Lakeville South at 7:15 p.m.

Trailing paceLakers fall back in SSC freestyle raceBy Tom SchardinSports Editor

The Prior Lake boys and girls Nordic ski teams didn’t have anyone in the top 15 at a South Suburban Conference (SSC) freestyle race Jan. 4 at Kenwood Trail in Lakeville.

Senior Christian Kvalseth l e d t h e Laker boys team, tak-i n g 1 6 t h out of 68 racers, while junior Megan Lundquist was the top fi nisher for the girls squad taking 22nd out of 71 competitors.

The Prior Lake boys had a little more success in the team standings, fi nishing sixth out of eight schools with 83.5 points. Independent School District 196 won the title with 173 points.

Lakeville South was second (123), followed by Lakeville North (114.5), Bloomington Jefferson (112) and Chaska/Chanhassen (97). Bloomington

Kennedy was seventh (65) and Burnsville was eighth (51).

Kvalseth had a time of 14 minutes, 39 seconds, which was a couple minutes off the win-ning time of 12:21.

Ninth-grader Mick Lun-dquist ended up 20th for the Lak-ers (14:48), followed by junior Brian Lafrance in 28th (15:18), junior Nate Vikeras in 32nd (15:25), junior Ben Brockway in 39th (15:42), senior Conner Edlund in 42nd (16:02), junior Ben Dymit in 45th (16:16), senior Matt Ruehling in 46th (16:17), ninth-grader Adam Babcock in 51st (16:58) and ninth-grader Ryan Nelson in 56th (17:02).

For the Laker girls, Lun-dquist ended up with a time 17:22, which was nearly three minutes off the lead time (14:29). Prior Lake was also skiing with-

out three-time state entrant, senior Grace Chandler.

The Lakers fi nished seventh in the team standings with 65 points. Lakeville North was fi rst (165), followed by Lakev-ille South (151.5), Indepen-dent School District 196 (130.5), Burnsville (106), Chaska/Chan-hassen (103) and Jefferson (84). Kennedy was eighth (5).

Eighth-grader Kaija Orness was 25th for Prior Lake (17:40). She was followed by junior Alex Fasking in 35th (18:17), seventh-grader Maria Berg in 36th (18:32), seventh-grader McKen-zie Lundquist in 49th (19:17), sophomore Leigh Braun in 50th (19:23), ninth-grader Tessa Rykken in 51st (19:26), junior Sarah Anderson in 54th (19:41), sophomore Amber Tieman in 64th (20:21) and senior Jennifer Schultz in 70th (22.35).

Prior Lake is back on the trails Tuesday, Jan. 11 in a con-ference classical race at Mur-phy-Hanrehan Park Reserve in Savage at 3:30 p.m.

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Thin Ice and Open WaterBeginning on January 22, 2011

aerators will be in operation on theNW corner of O’Dowd Lake at Co.Rd 79 and City of Shakopee Parkand on the NE corner of Thole Lakeat Co. Rd 79 and Public Access. Theaerators will cause thin ice and openwater. Use extreme caution in theseareas.(Published in the Prior LakeAmerican on Saturday, January 8,2011; No. 7419)

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and Education PlanThe Shakopee Mdewakanton

Sioux Community (SMSC) will beholding a public meeting onThursday, February 17th, 2011, at1:30 PM in the Land Development ofthe SMSC Community Center, 2330Sioux Trail N.W. Prior Lake, MN.

The purpose of the PublicMeeting is to discuss the progressthe SMSC is making in theimplementation of the MunicipalSeparate Storm Sewer SystemStorm Water Pollution PreventionPlan (SWPPP). This meeting willprovide you with an opportunity tomeet with representatives of theSMSC to review the plans andprovide comments.

Copies of the SMSC’s SWPPPand Education Plan will be providedat the meeting, and are also availablefor review at the Land Departmentoffice. Please contact Scott Walz atthe Land Department office at 952-496-6123 with questions.(Published in the Prior LakeAmerican on Saturday, January 8,2011; No. 7420)

DRAFT AGENDASPRING LAKE TOWNSHIP

MONTHLY MEETINGTHURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 2011

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGTO CONSIDER A VARIANCE

FROM THE MINIMUMREQUIRED LAKE SETBACK TOALLOW FOR CONSTRUCTION

OF A STRUCTURE ON ARIPARIAN PROPERTY WITHIN

THE R-1 ZONING DISTRICTYou are hereby notified that the

Prior Lake Planning Commissionwill hold a public hearing at PriorLake City Hall, located at 4646Dakota Street SE, on: Monday,January 24, 2011 at 6:00 p.m. or assoon thereafter as possible.

REQUEST: The applicantis requesting a variance from theminimum required lake setbackunder the Zoning Ordinance toallow for construction of a structureon a riparian property within the R-1 Zoning District.

APPLICANT: H i g h m a r kBuilders Inc.

SUBJECT SITES:15451 Breezy Point Road SEPID # 250590020Legally described as follows:TRACT B, R.L.S. No. 25, Scott

County, Minnesota.If you are interested in this

issue, you should attend thehearing. Questions related to thishearing should be directed to thePrior Lake CommunityDevelopment & Natural ResourcesDepartment by calling 447-9810between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.The Planning Commission willaccept oral and/or writtencomments. Oral or writtencomments should relate to how theproposed construction andrequested variances are or are notconsistent with the ZoningOrdinance and variance hardshipcriteria.

Prepared this 4th day of January2011.

Jeff Matzke, PlannerCity of Prior Lake

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1. State the exact assumed nameunder which the business is or willbe conducted: Kala CounselingServices

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