A lineout, up for grabs

Snakes show stuff in Bellevue

After the ball goes out of bounds in rugby, you’ve got to bring it back in—and that’s where the in-bounds lineout from the touch line comes into play. Here, Matt Stacey of the Bald Mountain Rugby Club, left, has the inside track on a lineout as he and a Snake River Snakes second-row jumper are lifted by their teammates in an attempt to get possession of the ball. The powerful Snakes won the Saturday afternoon match 46-0 at O’Donnell Field in Bellevue. Express photo by Willy Cook

For the week of September 24 - 30, 2003

• Healing arts practitioners abound
  Varied approaches to healing engage valley

• Yoga unites mind, body spirit in the valley
  Studios also move together

• Feldenkrais Method is in the bones
  Technique is gentler way of working with yourself

• Outdoor art enhances the highway

• No need for warp speed at airport

• Lawsuit is absurd

• More status, less shame
  Commentary by Pat Murphy

• Remembering Freddy Pieren
  Commentary by Betty Bell

• Defense tightens up, grounds the Pilots 21-12
  Second-half TDs rally WRHS in Homecoming victory

• Hailey boys (7-1-1) stay on the attack
  Wood River wins three in league

• Fishing Report
  by Bill Mason

• Win, lose and draw
  WR’s week in girls’ soccer

• Jones is Sun Valley golf winner
  Club tournament

• Panthers fall 42-34 to North Gem
  Homecoming traditions inspire

• Taekwondo returns to Hailey
  Saturday tournament

• Public Notice Summary

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