Sisson 144

Jackson St 135

Weed 68

7/8 Boys Large Schools

Jackson St. 180

Scott Valley 83

Sisson 83

Weed 40

Elem Boys Large Schools

Jackson St 106

Sisson 88

Weed 10

Elem Girls Large Schools

Jackson St 168

Sisson 100

Weed 58

7/8 Girls Small Schools

Grenada 102

Butteville 98

Butte Valley 48

Montague 17

Happy Camp 16

Dunsmuir 14

7/8 Boys Small Schools

Grenada 134

Butte Valley 99

Butteville 38

Montague 19

Happy Camp 18

Elem Girls Small Schools

Grenada 160

Dunsmuir 60

Butteville 48

Butte Valley 36

Happy Camp 7

Elem Boys Small Schools

Grenada 115

Dunsmuir 70

Butteville 60

Montague 32

Butte Valley 59

For complete individual results click here.

Thanks to Maggie Nielsen for providing the great photos from the Yreka HS Elementary School Track & Field Meet held on Saturday, May 14.

All photos by Janine Turner

Photos are from the meet on May 7, 2011 at Miner Stadium in Yreka. Photographer Janine Turner has more photos from the meet that will be available for viewing (and possible purchase) soon at northstatephotos.

The Wildcat boys defeated Dunsmuir Elementary in the championship game, 35-33. In addition to winning the tournament, the Wildcats are a perfect 19-0 this season.

The Lady Wildcats edged Butteville, 21-19, in the girls championship game.

Wildcat supremacy even extended to the cheer competition, where once again it was Grenada on top.

Photos taken during the Sisson Cubco girls basketball Tournament on Friday and Saturday, November 12 & 13.

8th Grade results

1. Scott Valley

2. Weed

3. Sisson

7th Grade Results

1. Fall River

2. Scott Valley

3. Sisson

Thanks to Janine Turner for the photos of the Elementary School Meet at Yreka High School on May 15, 2010

Jackson Street Elementary won the competition, with Sisson finishing second.

DORRIS – The Butteville Eagles boys basketball team won the Siskiyou County Athletic League small schools tournament last Saturday, capping an undefeated 15-0 season.

The Eagles defeated Dunsmuir in the championship game, 39-36. Dunsmuir led by eight points at the half, but the Eagles were able to hold Dunsmuir scoreless in the third quarter and turn the tide in their favor.

Coach Chris Pappas tells the fourth quarter story:

“Like Dunsmuir, we have a very talented guard. Our guard’s name is Dillon Fitzmorris and I can guarantee you will be hearing that name for the next four years.

Dillon fouled out with about four minutes left to play and we had a 7-point lead. James Hipp and Cameron Peck filled in nicely and we held on for a 4-point victory.

I talked to the Dunsmuir coach after the game and he referred to our center Stewart Miller as “an animal”. (Stewart is a great rebounder) Carlos Magana our 2-guard scored the most important basket of the game, a lane slashing lay up with 2:00 minutes to go to put us up by four points. Trevor Shafer our 3-guard was asked prior to the game to “play big” and assert himself inside. Trevor came up with many key rebounds and was another key to victory. And alas, our other forward/center Luke Hart, was the second leading scorer and often the go-to guy on the post for offensive production.”

Pappas called his team a “great group of kids” and praised their unselfishness.

Dillon Fitzmorris led the Eagles in scoring with 18 points. Luke Hart had 12, Carlos Magana four, Stewart Miller had three, and Trevor Shaffer scored 2 points.

In addition to winning the SCAL tourney, Butteville also won their league, and the Weed Invitational tourney in the “A” Division.