General

 

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Schedule

Friday, September 3

Football

Yreka v Mt. Shasta, 7:30 pm

Weed v U-Prep, 7:30 pm

Etna v Hoopa Valley, 7:30 pm

Dunsmuir v Princeton, 7:30 pm

Happy Camp @ Westwood (play in Dunsmuir), 6:00 pm

Volleyball

COS @ Sierra, 4:00 pm

Saturday, September 4

Volleyball

Miner Mountain Blast volleyball tourney in Yreka

COS @ Skyline, noon (San Bruno)

COS @ De Anza, 2:00 pm (San Bruno)

Scores

Thursday, September 2

Volleyball

Butte Valley 1 – Weed 3

Dunsmuir 2  Redding Adventist 3 (25-12, 17-25, 19-25, 25-19, 6-15)

Happy Camp @ Illinois Valley

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Butte Valley 2 – Weed 4

Swimming

Yreka @ Red Bluff Relays

Tennis

Yreka @ West Valley (more…)

Sherri, Darby & Greg Hanna awarding the Best Sportsmanship Trophy to Maddie Meyer

Story by Sherri Hanna; photos by Stan Krute

It was a cool and cloudy day for the 11th annual Rachel Hanna Swim Olympics, but that did not deter the eager swimmers from coming out and having a fabulous day of fun. Over 100 parents and children attended the event and had a great day of swimming and competing in games such as Coin Wish Pond, Rubber Ducky Push and the Biggest Splash Contest.

The coveted Sportsmanship trophy was awarded to Maddie Meyer, daughter of Steve and Jennifer Meyer of Etna. Her name will be added to the plaque that remains in the lobby of Scott Valley Community Swimming Pool throughout the year. Several other participants were given Best Sportsmanship ribbons and ice cream certificates to Dotty’s in Etna. These winners are observed throughout the day by secret judges who select the children who exhibit good manners and kindness to others. These traits were some of Rachel Hanna’s most notable and this is how she is honored each year at the swim Olympics. (more…)

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The Scott Valley Bluegrass Festival, a fundraiser for Scott Valley Scholarships and Educational Awards, is being held at the Etna City Park this weekend. In addition to great Bluegrass music, there are art and craft vendors, and tons of good food and drink. I went for the BBQ Pork Sandwich from the Rotary Club of Scott Valley, and a 50/50 lemonade & ice tea from the Scott Valley Jr. Pleasure Park booth.

Scott Valley Bluegrass Festival Stage Lineup (more…)

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svpt-small.jpgThe 29th annual Bev White Memorial Mush Ball Tournament will be held July 30, 31 and August 1 at the Fort Jones little league ball park next to the elementary school. All proceeds from the tourney go to benefit youth athletics in Scott Valley. To register, contact Julie Dickson at 467-5245.

Last years winners were the Incredibles, with Smiley’s in second and the Sue Tribe in third. Rules and policies are listed below.

To see photos from the championship game click here (more…)

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Photos taken in downtown Mount Shasta on Saturday, July 3.

Festivities continue tomorrow, July 4. According to the Mt. Shasta Chamber of Commerce website: (more…)

SiskiyouYouth.com is now offering commissioned photo shoots of individual players at sporting events. Photos will be actual game or competition shots, showing the athlete in action. Shots will not be of warm ups or practice.

The photos will be high quality and high resolution (photos on SiskiyouYouth slide shows have reduced resolution to facilitate faster downloading.) (more…)

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It’s okay to be a little edgy, or to post your feelings about a game or an official’s call.

Examples of what will or will not be acceptable for comments: (more…)

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