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Scores

Sunday, March 4

Softball

COS 4 – Fresno 2 @ Fresno City Tourney

COS 4 – Merced 0 @ Fresno City Tourney

Saturday, March 3

Rugby

State of Jefferson Elite 32 – Humboldt Old Growth 36

Softball

COS 4 – Reedley 0 @ Fresno City Tourney

COS 4 – Riverside 2 @ Fresno City Tourney

Baseball

COS 6 – Butte 7

COS 1 – Butte 3

Friday, March 2

Baseball

COS v Butte, Canceled

Wednesday, February 29

Boys Basketball – Semi-final NSCIF Playoffs

D-V

#5 Tulelake 49 – #1 Liberty Christian 64
Honkers finish season at 24-4, NSCIF D-V semi-finalists, and undefeated Evergreen League champs (10-0).
Pretty hard to compete against a school that gets to “attract” out of the area players.
#3 Durham defeated #2 Fall River, 58-40, and will face Liberty in the D-V championship on Saturday.

Women’s Basketball – RD-3 North Region, State Playoffs

#7 COS 55 – # 2 San Francisco 63
COS Scoring: Lauren Lesina 14, Hailey Wales 12, Shyanna Ashworth 11 (more…)

The Yreka Chargers are currently looking for coaches for both football and cheer for next season. Interested persons can pick up an application on the Charger website: www.yrekachargers.com or call Camy Rightmier at 598-8549, or Phil Christy at 598-7535.

Applications need to be turned in by March 7, 2012. Interviews will take place on March 13. Applicants will be notified of the time and place. Mail applications in P.O. box 812 Yreka, fax to 841-0399, call the numbers above, or give to any board member to turn in for you. (more…)

Submitted article

It is once again time for AAU Basketball in Siskiyou County! For the last five years, AAU basketball has been providing Siskiyou County’s young athletes the opportunity to bring their basketball skills to a whole new level. Athletes from Etna, Mount Shasta, Weed, Yreka, and other communities in Siskiyou County have enjoyed this great experience. The benefits of being part of this elite basketball program have proven to be numerous. Better competition breeds a better competitor. Each year, the team travels to places like Chico, Rocklin, Redding, Medford, and Reno to play against other AAU teams. Our athletes are exposed to extremely talented teams, pushing them to become better players themselves. Our goal is to enable Siskiyou County athletes in their goals of playing basketball beyond the high school level. (more…)

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Scores

Saturday, February 25

Wrestling

Masters at Redding Convention Center

Softball

COS 5 – Ohlone 0

COS 7 – Solano 2

Baseball

COS @ Monterey Peninsula, noon

Friday, February 24

Girls Basketball – RD-2 NSCIF Playoffs

#6 Butte Valley 36 – #3 Redding Christian 59
Butte Valley Stats: Paige Porterfiedl 12 P; Haley Reynolds 9 P; Kara Porterfield 15 R
Redding Christian shot 25 free throws. Butte Valley shot 3

Boys Basketball – RD-2 NSCIF Playoffs

D-V

#5 Tulelake 51 – #4 Quincy 32

#9 Mt. Shasta 41 – #1 Liberty Christian 66
Mt. Shasta Stats: Paul Thelander 15 P, 8 R

D-VI

#6 Dunsmuir 63 – #3 Redding Christian 58 (OT)
Tiger Jake Mekeel tied the game 55-55 at the end of regulation with three free throws.
Dunsmuir Scoring: Jake Mekeel 24, Mason Mekeel 17, Daniel Ballard 16

Wrestling

Masters at Redding Convention Center

Women’s Basketball – RD-2 North Region, State Playoffs

#7 COS 73 – # 10 San Mateo 66
COS Scoring: Anna Cameron 24, Lauren Lesina 14, Shyanna Ashworth 11, Hailey Wales 10

Softball

COS 0 – San Mateo 2

COS 7 – West Valley 4

Baseball

COS @ Monterey Peninsula

COS @ Monterey Peninsula

Thursday, February 23

Girls Basketball – RD-2 NSCIF Playoffs

D-IV

#8 Trinity 39 – #1 West Valley 54

D-V

# 10 Weed 36 – #2 Portola 42 (OT)

#8 Mt. Shasta 25 – #1 Hamilton 51
Mt. Shasta Scoring: Jeanette Ricci 11

Boys Basketball – RD-2 NSCIF Playoffs

#5 Happy Camp 54 – #4 Loyalton 52 (more…)

Submitted by Christian Birch

There will be tryouts and an informational meeting on March 1 at 5:30 pm at Miner Gym for a boys 6^th grade traveling competitive AAU basketball team.  Any boys 6^th grade or below can try out for the team.  We will be playing a team in Mt Shasta and be involved in a spring league in Medford on Saturdays during the months of April and May. We will be going to the Kyle Singler Medford Tourney May 12-13. (more…)

Yreka girls basketball coach Ken Dysert’s pick for the Miner Perk Girls Basketball Player of the Week is Ashley Ensminger.

“Ashley has been the spark at point guard that has driven the team this season,” said Dysert (more…)

Well, it was a game, but not much of a contest. The College of the Siskiyous Lady Eagles (9-1, 22-3) clinched the Golden Valley Conference championship outright on Friday night with an 84-39 win over the visiting Butte College Roadrunners. COS led 52-27 at the half.

Before the game, COS Coach Tom Powers announced the Lady Eagle All-Conference selections. Lauren Lesina was the GVC MVP. He also announced that Lesina was now the all-time career leader in 3-point field goals at COS.  Jo Jo Grant, Hailey Wales, Anna Cameron were 1st team All-Conference. Leona Steel was an honorable mention. (more…)

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Scores

Friday, February 17

Girls Basketball

Yreka 55 – Corning 50
Yreka was down 19-10 after the 1st Q, then outscored Corning 22-6 in Q2.
Yreka Scoring: Katie Brummett 21, Kelsey Stonier 11, Ashley Ensminger 9, Dakota Cash 9

Yreka JV 27 – Corning JV 43
Yreka Stats: Taylor Brown 9 P, 5 S; Justine Cota 7 P, 7 R; Breanna Ruelas 4 P, 4 S; Katlyn Mechling 5 R

Weed 30 – Mt. Shasta 31
Mt. Shasta wins SCL (9-1), Weed tied for 2nd with Fall River (7-3)
Kathryn Andrus hits two free throws with no time left on clock to win game.

Weed JV 30 – Mt. Shasta JV 24

Tulelake 64 – Dunsmuir 45
Tulelake finishes 10-0 in Evergreen League
Tulelake Stats: Maria Chavolla 21 P, 8 R; Cierra Gribble 16 P, 6 R, 4 A; Madee Boyd 8 P 6 R; Claudia Garcia 6 P, 4 R; Sabrina Gribble 6 R, 2 A

Trinity v Live Oak

COS 84 – Butte 39
COS takes GVC title outright at 9-1, Redwoods second at 8-2
Lady Eagles finish regular season 22-3

Boys Basketball

Yreka 23 – Corning 55
Yreka Scoring: Tyler Johnson 14

Yreka 43 – Corning 35
Yreka Stats: Ty Currie 20 P, 4 R, 4S; Kaden Culp 9 P; Quiad Blanchard 4 P, 9 R

Weed 53 – Mt. Shasta 57 (OT)
Mt. Shasta Scoring: Paul Thelander 13, Kegan Snure 12, Logan Gress 11
Weed Scoring: Noah Traylor 28, Brandon Williams 11

Weed JV 42 - Mt. Shasta JV 45
Mt. Shasta wins SCL JV crown at 9-1. Weed is 2nd at 8-2

Tulelake 81 – Dunsmuir 43
Tulelake finishes 10-0 in Evergreen League

Trinity 52 – Live Oak 57

COS 68 – Butte 72 (OT)

Baseball

COS @ Mendocino

Schedule

Saturday, February 18

Wrestling
D-II/D-IV championship @ Etna High School

Baseball
COS @ Mendocino, 11:00 am

COS @ Mendocino, 2:00 pm

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The SCAL Smalls Schools basketball tournament will be held Friday and Saturday at Jackson Street School, in Yreka.

Friday

Girls

2:00 Dunsmuir v Happy Camp

3:00 Montague v Butteville

Butte Valley and Grenada have byes

Boys

4:00 Dunsmuir v Greneda

Happy Camp, Butte Valley and Butteville have byes. (more…)

Submitted story

Come join the fun! Learn how to shoot like a pro with proven techniques guaranteed to improve form & shooting percentage. Work on drills used by Ray Allen, the N.B.A all time 3-point leader. Develop skills through fun drills. Everything is time tested and taught in sequence for a reason; to help you improve a lot in a short period of time. Participants will learn 1-on-1 moves practiced by the Golden State Warriors. This clinic will be directed by college and N.B.A youth camp coaches. Prizes awarded in each division for Hot Shot, 1-on-1, and Free-Throw contest champions.

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…)

The top three teams remain the same, with the Dunsmuir boys moving into the four-spot. With one more game remaining before the end of the regular season, this is a good time to remind everyone that the winner of the PremierWest Bank B-Ball Challenge is the team that advances the farthest in the NSCIF section playoffs. The 1st tiebreaker is overall record, which might come into play for the first time this year…just a feeling. The official record for the teams will be the one that the section uses for playoff seeding. To see all the tiebreakers and rules click the link at the end of this article.

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 18, 2012.

1. Tulelake Boys 21-3

2. Weed Girls, 18-4

3. Tulelake Girls, 17-5

4. Dunsmuir Boys, 14-8

5. Mt. Shasta Boys, 14-9

6. Mt. Shasta Girls, 13-10

7. Butte Valley Girls 11-12

8. Happy Camp Boys, 6-8

9. Yreka Girls, 10-15

10. Butte Valley Boys 8-13 (more…)

Everyone loves good camp cookin’ especially when it comes from a secret family recipe! So get out your pots and pans and enter up for a chance to be crowned top camp cook for 2012 at the PremierWest Bank Siskiyou Sportsmen’s Expo Sunday March 18 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, when the 2012 Champion Camp Cook will be announced and awarded a shiny new BBQ donated by Sears of Yreka.

Pre-registration is required and can be completed at the Siskiyou Golden Fairgrounds or the forms can be found online at www.sisqfair.com. The $15 entry fee includes two tickets for admission into the expo. Entry deadline is Wednesday, March 16^th this year.

“This contest is highly competitive and continues to grow each year” stated fair CEO Cliff Munson “Some great food is prepared every year and the winner of this event really earns it!”

Contestants must provide their own heat source, do all food preparation on-site, and provide enough food for three judges. A full set of rules are available with the entry forms. New this year will be an award for the “Best Decorated Camp” sponsored by Siskiyou Distributing. The possibilities are endless at the 2012 Top Camp Cook contest. (more…)

As you look over these ranking keep in mind that they are based on what coaches have posted to MaxPreps. The North Section CIF uses the information on MaxPreps to determine the won-loss records. If coaches don’t keep it updated, the rankings are not accurate. So, there could be considerable changes from what is seen here, when the coaches finally do what they are supposed to do.

Boys Basketball

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With just a game or two to go for teams in the Shasta Cascade League and Evergreen league, there are some very tight races.

Shasta Cascade League Boys

1. Modoc (8-1) – the Braves can lock up at least a share of the title by winning against Etna (3-6) at home on Thursday. If Fall River (7-1) falters against Mt. Shasta on Tuesday night or Burney on Thursday night, the SCL title belongs to Modoc outright.

2. Fall River (7-1) – the Bulldogs also have at least a share of the title in their control by winning out. They need to beat Mt. Shasta (5-3) on Tuesday, and then Burney (0-9) on Thursday. In order for the Bulldogs to win the league outright, Modoc would have to be upset by Etna.

Shasta Cascade League Girls

1. Mt. Shasta (7-1) – the Lady Bears have total control of their destiny. Win their remaining game against Fall River on Tuesday, win in Weed on Friday, and the Lady Bears win the title outright.

2. Weed (7-2) – the Lady Cougars still have a very good shot of grabbing at least share of the SCL crown. To win it outright, Weed has to beat Mt. Shasta on Friday, Mt. Shasta would have to lose to Fall River on Tuesday, and Fall River would have to lose to Burney on Thursday. No matter what Fall River does, Weed can gain at least a share of the title by beating Mt. Shasta.

3. Fall River (6-2) – the Lady Bulldogs have control of their own destiny, as far as a share of the title goes. Win their remaining game against Mt. Shasta and win in Burney (1-8) next Friday, and the Lady Bulldogs will share the title.

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Apparently winning their last four games of the regular season, three against .500 or better upper division teams, and finishing second in the predominately D-I NAL wasn’t enough to move the Yreka Miners into a high enough seed in the NSCIF D-II playoffs to get a home game. Yreka (7-7-1) stayed at number-6, and will be on the road at 3-seed Live Oak (16-2-2) on Thursday, February 16. (more…)

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Scores

Saturday, February 11

Girls Basketball

Trinity 47 – Colusa 55

COS 77 – Shasta 55
COS Scoring: Anna Cameron 19, JoJo Grant 16, Leona Steel 14, Shyanna Ashworth 14, Lauren Lesina 12
The Lady Eagles are now 20-3.

Boys Basketball

Trinity 72 – Colusa 51

COS 59 – Shasta 64

Friday, February 10

Girls Basketball

Yreka 52 – Central Valley 54

Yreka JV 48 – Central Valley 15

Mt. Shasta 48 – Fall River 43
Lady Bears all alone in 1st place in the SCL at 7-1.

Mt. Shasta JV 49 – Fall River JV 28

Etna 25 – Weed 46

Etna JV 39 – Weed JV 27

Tulelake 70 – Big Valley 42
Tulelake Stats: Cierra Gribble 17 P, 4 R, 3 A; Sabrina Gribble 9 P, 2 R; Claudia Garcia 8 P, 4 R; Yvette Rascon 7 P; Amanda Madden 6 R
Lady Honkers clinch at least a share of Evergreen title, need one more win or a Butte Valley loss for outright championship.

Dunsmuir 50 – Surprise Valley 36

Happy Camp 24 – Butte Valley 45

Boys Basketball

Yreka 39 – Central Valley 60

Yreka JV 49 – Central Valley 46

Mt. Shasta 61 – Fall River 64

Mt. Shasta JV 77 – Fall River 49

Etna 54 – Weed 77

Etna 61 - Weed 70

Tulelake 59 – Big Valley 24
Honkers clinch Evergreen title.

Video highlights coming

Tulelake JV 39 – Big Valley JV 52

Dunsmuir beat Surprise Valley

Happy Camp 48 – Butte Valley 60

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