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Meet was held Wednesday, February 8 at Etna High School’s Carl Smith Gym.

106 lbs

Quinton Hook, HOS pin Anthony Garcia ETN

Quinton Hook, HOS pin Luke Schwall ETN

113

Joey Defaria, ETN pin Nate Beckstrand, HOS

John-Michael Theofanides, ETN 15 – Nate Beckstrand, HOS 4

Quinton Hook, HOS 16 – John-Michael Theofanides ETN 0

120

Joey Defaria, ETN pin Mark Thompson, CHI

126

Earl Summers, ETN pin Mark Thompson, CHI

Austin Trumbly, HOS pin Mark Thompson, CHI

Earl Summers, ETN 11 – Austin Trumbly , HOS 0 (more…)

To report scores or schedule changes, text or call 530-340-0811. Email: siskiyouyouth@sisqtel.net

Scores

Wednesday, February 8

Womens Basketball

COS 67 – Redwoods 77

Mens Basketball

COS @ Redwoods

Wrestling

Etna, Tulelake, Chiloquin, Bonanza, Hosanna Christian @ Etna

Video highlights on Thursday

Schedule

Thursday, February 9

Girls Soccer

Yreka @ West Valley, 6:00 pm (Redding Soccer Park)

Boys Soccer

Yreka @ West Valley, 6:00 pm (Redding Soccer Park)

Friday, February 10

Girls Basketball

Yreka v Central Valley, 6:00 pm

Mt. Shasta v Fall River, 7:00 pm

Etna v Weed, 7:00 pm

Tulelake v Big Valley, 6:30 pm

Dunsmuir @ Surprise Valley, 3:30 pm

Happy Camp v Butte Valley, 6:30 pm

Trinity @ Colusa, 5:30 pm

Boys Basketball

Yreka v Central Valley, 7:30 pm

Mt. Shasta v Fall River, 8:30 pm

Etna v Weed, 8:30 pm

Tulelake v Big Valley, 8:00 pm

Dunsmuir @ Surprise Valley, 5:00 pm

Happy Camp v Butte Valley, 8:00 pm

Trinity @ Colusa, 7:30 pm (more…)

No changes at the top of the standings after Tuesday’s games, and don’t expect too much of a change until playoff time.

Keep in mind that games against junior varsity teams do not count. Also, some teams may not have reported scores to MaxPreps or SiskiyouYouth.com (some coaches are seriously lagging). Standings will be updated when scores become available. The next full update will be Saturday, February 11, 2012.

1. Tulelake Boys 19-3

2. Weed Girls, 17-4

3. Tulelake Girls, 15-5

4. Mt. Shasta Boys, 14-7

4. Dunsmuir Boys, 12-8

6. Mt. Shasta Girls, 11-10

7. Happy Camp Boys, 6-6

8. Yreka Girls, 10-13

9. Butte Valley Girls 9-12

10. Happy Camp Girls, 4-7 * (more…)

Don’t let the Etna Lions 4-16 record fool you. If you come to Etna’s Carl Smith gym, you’d better be ready to play. The 14-7 Mt. Shasta Bears found that out on Tuesday night, as the Lions held the lead three different times during the contest, and stayed within striking distance of Mt. Shasta until the fourth quarter.

The Bears led 21-18 at the end of the first quarter, and 33-32 at the half.

Kainen Kruger gave the Lions a 34-33 lead at the beginning of the third quarter. Kegan Snure answered with a bucket for the Bears, 35-34. Austin Berry put Etna right back in front, 36-35. Another basket by Snure regained the lead for the Bears, 37-36–a lead Mt. Shasta would not relinquish. A deuce and then a trey by Paul Thelander upped the Bear advantage to six points, 42-36, with a little over four minutes to play in the quarter. Etna trimmed the margin to four points, 53-49, going into the final frame. (more…)

Etna varsity boys basketball Mike Pendley’s pick for the Scott Valley Fire Protection District Basketball Defender of the Week for the week of 1/22 -1/28 is Alex Berry. Berry pulled down 10 boards against Modoc and played strong defense in the paint. (more…)

Lady Bear Allison Titus came out firing on Tuesday night in Etna against the Lady Lions, hitting back-to-back 3-balls to open the game. Titus’ set the tone for the opening frame, as Mt. Shasta out scored Etna, 15-4.

It took Etna almost three minutes to get on the board with a pair of freebies by Sara Hoyt. The Lady Lions didn’t hit their first field goal until there were under two minutes to play in the first quarter. Again, it was Hoyt who came through with a bucket.

Other Lady Bears scoring in the first quarter were Janelle Jaegel with five points on a nice baseline drive, and a trey. Haley Brown contributed a hoop, and Titus added a deuce to go with her two 3-pointers.

Etna, however, got the better of the second quarter putting up nine points to Mt. Shasta’s six, and cutting the Lady Bear lead to 8-points, 21-13, going into halftime. (more…)

Etna varsity girls basketball coach Les Helsley’s pick for the Happy Toes Etna Lady Lions Basketball Player of the Week for the week of 1/22 -1/28 is Jessie Eiler. Eiler put up 20 points in the Lady Lions’ win over Modoc, including three 3-pointers. (more…)

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There will also be 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 games played. Co-Ed for boys and girls beginner to advanced. Participants are grouped by age, size, and skill. This clinic will reach a max count and be capped so reserve your spot today. Pre-registration is recommended, but walk ups will be accepted on a first come first serve basis. This clinic is sponsored by the Mt. Shasta Recreation & Parks District. To pre-register or for more info call Mike Rodriguez at 530-926-2494. (more…)

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VARSITY BOYS SKI SLALOM
SQUAW VALLEY RESORT
JULIA’S GOLD EVENTS ARENA

Pl  Bib  Class Team    Name                 Blue          Red         Result
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1   718  1     MTS   David Carter          23.47 (1)     25.17 (1)     48.64 (1)
2   701  1     MTS   Clayton Poore         28.60 (5)     25.60 (2)     54.20 (2)
3   720  1     MTS   Weston Stroud         27.82 (4)     27.14 (3)     54.96 (3)
4   795  1     YRE   Josh Hall             27.80 (3)     27.72 (4)     55.52 (4)
5   737  1     BV    Lucas Ericson         30.31 (6)     29.33 (5)     59.64 (5)
6   702  1     MTS   Harrison Keane        27.74 (2)     36.18 (14)  1:03.92 (6)
7   794  1     YRE   Chris Ogren           31.88 (7)     32.76 (7)   1:04.64 (7)
8   719  1     MTS   Tommy Hake            34.55 (8)     33.64 (9)   1:08.19 (8)
9   703  1     MTS   Thomas Lanbossi       34.74 (9)     33.51 (8)   1:08.25 (9)
10  855  1     WE    Stuart Miller         36.07 (11)    34.36 (10)  1:10.43 (10)
11  793  1     YRE   Austin Dowse          35.49 (10)    35.66 (12)  1:11.15 (11)
12  709  1     MTS   Morgan Owens          36.88 (12)    36.10 (13)  1:12.98 (12)
13  705  1     MTS   Spencer Posl          38.38 (14)    35.51 (11)  1:13.89 (13)
14  856  1     WE    Andrew Matheson       37.92 (13)    37.11 (15)  1:15.03 (14)
15  791  1     YRE   Matt Wood             46.04 (16)    30.30 (6)   1:16.34 (15)
16  798  1     YRE   Zach Haselton         40.55 (15)    38.63 (16)  1:19.18 (16)

VARSITY GIRLS SKI SLALOM

Pl Bib Class Team Name Blue Red Result
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1 716 1 MTS Mariah Cressman 28.70 (1) 27.94 (1) 56.64 (1)
2 706 1 MTS Shannon Keane 38.00 (2) 35.77 (2) 1:13.77 (2)
3 707 1 MTS Sara Rogers 38.13 (3) 37.15 (3) 1:15.28 (3)
4 787 1 YRE Nicole Kishe 38.68 (4) 37.51 (4) 1:16.19 (4)
5 788 1 YRE Kaitlin VanHooser 40.47 (5) 38.43 (6) 1:18.90 (5)
6 710 1 MTS Celia Higer 42.23 (7) 41.14 (8) 1:23.37 (6)
7 786 1 YRE Cassie Day 42.46 (8) 41.05 (7) 1:23.51 (7) (more…)

Weed Lady Cougar basketball coach Bob West’s choice for the Pepsi of Mt. Shasta Lady Cougar Basketball Player of the Week is Karene Marshall.

“(Marshall) stepped up in Modoc and was a good leader,” said West.

Marshall also put up 20 points against the Lady Braves last Friday. (more…)

The Yreka Miners (4-3) moved past the West Valley Eagles (3-4) into third place in the Northern Athletic League, with a dominating 5-1 win at Miner Stadium on Monday night.

West Valley’s Kevin Merkel put the Eagles in front, 1-0, with a long shot at the 15-minute mark. The goal led to the first and last Eagle celebration of the match.

The Miners tied it up seven minutes later on a goal by Trevor Daugherty. Daugherty’s tally started a string of three goals in nine minutes. Julian Mendoza gave Yreka the lead, 2-1, with a goal off of a Daugherty free kick at 29 minutes. Cesar Orozco took a pass from Mendoza and chipped the ball past the Eagle keeper and a defender into the back of the net, giving Y-Town a 3-1 advantage at halftime. (more…)

Jeremy Cox is Yreka coach Christian Birch’s pick for the Miner Perk Boys Basketball Player of the Week. Cox put up 14 points against Corning last week.

He also leads the team this season in scoring (10.6 ppg), steals (2.8 spg), and assists (2.4 apg). (more…)

The Yreka Lady Miners were able to fend off the West Valley Lady Eagle offensive attack for nearly the entire first half, before surrendering a goal at the 36-minute mark of Monday’s match at Miner Stadium. Meanwhile, the Yreka offense rarely threatened the Eagles.

It was more of the same in the second half, with Yreka goalkeeper Rachel Luetke facing a barrage of West Valley shots, several at close range. West Valley was able to notch a second goal 68 minutes into the match. (more…)

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