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Scores

Friday, February 3

Girls Basketball

Mt. Shasta 47 – Burney 25
Mt. Shasta Scoring: Jeanette Ricci 15, Sejay Sarti 11, Janelle Jaegel 7

Mt. Shasta JV 46 – Burney JV 30

Etna 58 – Fall River 63
Etna Scoring: Mellisa Berry 20, Jesse Eiler 14, Sara Hoyt 13

Etna JV 46 – Fall River JV 27
Etna Scoring: Natalie Aldrich 12, Hannah Seeley 10

Weed 40 – Modoc 32
Weed Scoring: Karene Marshall 20, Destinee Jones 10, Tyresha Leonard 7

Butte Valley 36 – Tulelake 64

Video highlights, story and photos coming

Butte Valley JV 24 – Tulelake JV 48

Dunsmuir @ Big Valley

Happy Camp @ Surprise Valley

Trinity 52 – Pierce 29

Boys Basketball

Mt. Shasta 78 – Burney 42
Mt. Shasta Scoring: Kegan Snure 14, Paul Thelander 14, Logan Gress 14, Dylan Padula 13

Mt. Shasta JV 58 – Burney 30

Etna 72 – Fall River 87
Etna Scoring: Colby Rimmer 32 (8 treys), Nicky DelaRosa 1

Video highlights coming…maybe

Etna JV 70 – Fall River JV 55
Etna Scoring: JT Murray 23, Sawyer Eastlick 16

Weed 44 – Modoc 56

Butte Valley 42 – Tulelake 61

Story and slide show coming

Butte Valley JV 45 – Tulelake 57

Slide show on Saturday

Dunsmuir @ Big Valley

Happy Camp @ Surprise Valley

Trinity v Pierce

Girls Soccer

Yreka 0 – Lassen 1

Boys Soccer

Yreka 3 – Lassen 2
Yreka Scoring: Julian Mendoza 2 G, Zack Marks G

Schedule

Saturday, February 4

Girls Basketball

COS @ Butte, 5:30 pm

Boys Basketball

COS @ Butte, 7:30 pm

Rugby

State of Jefferson Elite v Colusa @ Lower Greenhorn, 1:00 pm (more…)

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No changes in the standings after Tuesday’s games. It was a relatively light schedule. The Weed girls, however, did drop their second straight game, which means that the Tulelake girls are edging closer to the 2nd spot. Also, with the Etna boys win and the Yreka boys loss, Etna is on the verge of leaving the cellar for the first time in two years.

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 4, 2012.

1. Tulelake Boys 17-3

2. Weed Girls, 15-4

3. Tulelake Girls, 13-5

4. Mt. Shasta Boys, 12-7

4. Dunsmuir Boys, 11-7

6. Mt. Shasta Girls, 9-10

7. Yreka Girls, 9-12

8. Butte Valley Girls 8-11

9. Happy Camp Boys, 4-6 *

10. Happy Camp Girls, 3-6 * (more…)

Weed High School Athletic Director Steve Neel will be offering a free hitting clinic for players of all ages, coaches, and parents at the Weed High School gym on Saturday, February 4, from 10:00 am – 11:00 am. (more…)

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Well, for the first time since the 2011-12 PremierWest Bank B-Ball Challenge began, the Weed girls are not occupying the top spot. With the loss to Mt. Shasta on Friday night, the Lady Cougars have dropped to 2nd in the standings, and the Tulelake Boys have taken over the top spot.

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 Wednesday, February 1, 2012.

1. Tulelake Boys 17-3

2. Weed Girls, 15-3

3. Tulelake Girls, 13-5

4. Mt. Shasta Boys, 12-6

4. Dunsmuir Boys, 10-7

6. Mt. Shasta Girls, 9-9

7. Yreka Girls, 9-12

8. Butte Valley Girls 8-11

9. Happy Camp Boys, 4-6 *

10. Happy Camp Girls, 3-6 * (more…)

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Scores

Saturday, January 28

Girls Basketball

Trinity 50 – Colusa 45

COS 73 – Lassen 43
COS Scoring: Lauren Lesina 18, Anna Cameron 14, Hailey Wales 13

Boys Basketball

Trinity 82 – Colusa 48

COS 67 – Lassen 62

Friday, January 27

Girls Basketball

Yreka 55 – Anderson 71

Yreka JV 52 – Anderson 32

Yreka Frosh beat Anderson Frosh

Mt. Shasta 37 – Weed 35 (OT)

Mt. Shasta JV 35 – Weed JV 19

Etna 60 – Modoc 48
Etna Scoring: Jessie Eiler 20 (4 treys)

Etna JV 55 – Modoc 33
Etna Scoring: Hannah Seeley 14, Natalie Aldrich 12

Butte Valley 52 – Surprise Valley 33
Butte Valley Stats: Paige Porterfield 16 P; K Porterfield 12 P, 11 R; Lydia Hill 16 R

Dunsmuir 37 - Tulelake 53
Tulelake Stats: Cierra Gribble 13 P, 3 A; Madee Boyd 10 P, 5 R; Yvette Rascon 8 P, 8 R; Maria Chavolla 8 P, 5 R; Sabrina Gribble 7 P, 4 R

Happy Camp lost to Big Valley

Trinity 45 – Durham 44

Boys Basketball

Yreka 50 – Anderson 63
Yreka Scoring: Cody Hoff 13, Kevin Berry 12, Dean Schafer 9

Yreka JV 49 – Anderson JV 61/strong>
Yreka Stats: Curt Bennett 18 P, 9 R; Cody Griffith 8 P, 10 R; Kaden Culp 8 P, 6 R

Yreka Frosh 33 – Anderson 45
Yreka Scoring: Stevie Albers 12, Ryan Andrus 9

Mt. Shasta 75 – Weed 42

Mt. Shasta JV 48 – Weed JV 53

Etna 45 – Modoc 67
Etna Scoring: Colby Rimmer 24; Nicky DelaRosa 15

Etna JV 55 – Modoc JV 54
Etna Scoring: Sawyer Eastlick 14, JT Murray 12, Wade Thackeray 10

Butte Valley 41 – Surprise Valley 30

Dunsmuir 59 – Tulelake 92

Dunsmuir JV 45 – Tulelake JV 56

Happy Camp beat Big Valley

Trinity 61 – Durham 71

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Etna varsity girls coach Les Helsley’s pick for the Happy Toes Etna Lady Lions Basketball Player of the Week is Tiana Besoain. Helsley said that Besoain has improved steadily all season and is now a consistent contributor. She had her career high in both points and rebounds last week against Weed. (more…)

Mt. Shasta Coach Kirk Andrus’ choice for the Pepsi of Mt. Shasta Lady Bear Basketball Player of the Week is Janelle Jaegel.

Against Modoc, “She controlled the game on the offensive and defensive ends,” said Andrus.

Jaegel had 17 points, 5 rebounds, and 5 steals in the Modoc game.

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There are still a few people who haven’t let us know what they want from the beanie/free photo contest on SiskiyouYouth.com’s facebook page. The people listed below have a choice of a black beanie with a SiskiyouYouth logo in red, blue, green, maroon, or orange. Or, they can get a free 8×10 photo chosen from SiskiyouYouth’s photo slide shows (Unless it’s by an outside photographer).

Let us know what you’d like by text @ 530-340-0811 or via email: siskiyouyouth@sisqtel.net

Megan Johnson
Carley Brown
Kristen Chapman
Gabriella Ward
Robyn Jones Eadie (more…)

College of the Siskiyous has released the 2011 fall semester honors list for academic excellence. The lists are comprised of the President’s List, which requires a student to achieve a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.75 to 4.00, and the Dean’s List, requiring a GPA of 3.50 to 3.74. The names of the students and their hometowns are listed below: (Only students who have given permission to release names for publication are shown.)

Dean’s List 3.5 to 3.74 – Fall 2011

Alturas, CA
Makayla Royer

Antioch, CA
Dustin Anderson

Buena Park, CA
Juliette Shipman

Burney, CA
Dylan Ferguson (more…)

Weed Lady Cougars Destinee Jones and Jillian Neel set the tone early for Weed’s dominating performance over the Etna Lady Lions on Friday. Jones opened the scoring with an old fashion 3-point play, and Neel hit back-to-back 3-balls to account for the Lady Cougars first nine points. And, that’s the way it would go for most of the game, with Weed ruling the paint and the arc.

The visiting Lady Lions did stay in the game for about the first four and a half minutes. After Jones’ game-opening 3-point play, Melissa Berry scored for Etna, to make the score 3-2. Following Neel’s first of five treys in the game, Jessie Eiler dropped in a freebie, and a bit later set up Marina Gutleben for a bucket, making it 6-5 in favor of Weed with 3:23 to go in the first quarter. After that, it was all Lady Cougars.

Neel started an 11-1 run for Weed with her second 3-pointer, 9-5. Then, Neel set up Karene Marshall for a hoop, 11-5. Marshall came up with a steal and passed to Tyresha Leonard for a 3-point play the hard way, and it was 14-5 with 1:33 to play in the first. Sierra Huckabay got in on the fun with a basket to make it 16-5. Eiler made a free throw for Etna, 16-6. Jones added one from the charity stripe to close out the first quarter scoring, with Weed up 17-6. (more…)

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Scores

Friday, January 20

Girls Basketball

Yreka 29 – West Valley 47

Yreka JV 24 – West Valley JV 42

Yreka Frosh 27 – West Valley Frosh 32

Mt. Shasta @ Fall River, Canceled

Weed 57 – Etna 35

Weed JV 23 – Etna JV 41

Tulelake 48 – Big Valley 47 (OT)
Tulelake Stats: Yvette Rascon 13 P, 13 R; Claudia Garcia 10 P; Rosario Jaime 7 P, 8 R

Dunsmuir 41 – Surprise Valley 32

Butte Valley 53 – Happy Camp 25
Butte Valley Scoring: Paige Porterfield 25, Kara Porterfield 15
Happy Camp Scoring: Kassandra Polmateer 11

Butte Valley JV 23 – Happy Camp JV 32

Trinity @ Live Oak, Canceled

Boys Basketball

Yreka v West Valley, Canceled
Even though roads are clear, West Valley won”t come because it might snow. Maybe Yreka should cancel a baseball game this spring because it’s too hot in Cottonwood.

Mt. Shasta @ Fall River, Canceled

Weed 65 - Etna 73

Weed JV 63 – Etna JV 38

Tulelake 68 – Big Valley 24

Tulelake JV 26 – Big Valley 51

Dunsmuir 68 – Surprise Valley 27

Happy Camp 58 – Butte Valley 44

Happy Camp JV 27 – Butte Valley 62

Trinity v Live Oak, Canceled (more…)

Based on the records coming into Friday night’s match up between the 9-5 Tulelake Lady Honkers and the 4-11 Butte Valley Lady Bulldogs, one might have expected an easy blowout win for Tulelake. But, we’re talking Tulelake v Butte Valley, and as Lady Bulldog coach Mike Cross once said, “Records don’t mean anything when it’s Tulelake and Butte Valley.”

At the end of regulation, it was tied 48-48. The Lady Honkers won it, 60-57, in overtime. (more…)

The PremierWest Bank Siskiyou Sportsmen’s Expo will be two big days in 2012, on March 17 and 18. The Expo, featuring outdoor sports and activities of all kinds, is actively seeking vendors for the two day event.

“Let us customize a spot for you at this year’s expo” stated CEO Cliff Munson, “There will be two big days with fun for the whole family.”

The Siskiyou Bowmen will have the archery range set up. There will be Fish and Game sponsored fishing for the kids, the Les Schwab rock climbing wall, short presentations on global positioning, mountain climbing, sled dogs, the Head and Horns display and competition, the Turtle Bay forestry exhibit, the Sears Original Camp Cook Contest and much, much more. Get your booth today for the 7^th Annual PremierWest Bank Sportsmen’s Expo. (more…)