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7/8 Girls Large Schools

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

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The Yreka Elks Lodge will be holding a bingo fundraiser for the Jackson Street School 8th grade graduating class on Sunday, February 27.

The event will feature a special bingo session that pays cash. There will also be a raffle drawing for prizes.

Doors open at noon and play begins at 1:00 pm. Seatiung is limited to approximately 110 people.

The Yreka Elks will have a full concession available during the event. (more…)

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FORT JONES  – Sisson Elementary School defeated Weed Elementary School, 33-32, to win the SCAL Big Schools League Tournament in the “A” Division on Saturday.

Scott Valley Junior High beat Jackson St., 40-20, to take third place in the “A” Division. (more…)

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The Granada Wildcats defeated the Weed Cubbies, 25-19, to win the Yreka Elks Boys Basketball Tournament “A” Division over the weekend. It was a hard fought contest with both teams spending time in the lead.

Granada Coach Daryl Lara pointed out the contribution his 8th graders made to the teams success and their dedication to the team: Zane Allen, Ty Currie, Cody Hawkins, Matt “Mad Dog” Ward, and Brandon Whitehouse.

“They’re a great group of kids (the entire team). For the first time in 10 years of coaching, I didn’t have any worries about grades,” said Lara. “I also have to thank the Granada Sports Foundation. Without the foundation, there would be no Granada sports.”

The Wildcats are 16-0 on the season. (more…)

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clarity-300.jpgA pair of significantly improved Jackson Street Rams girls basketball teams gave the Scott Valley Panthers all they could handle Thursday, in Fort Jones.

The Rams “A” team led the Panthers by 10 points at the end of the third quarter. Only a furious comeback in perhaps one of the most exciting quarters of junior high basketball this season allowed the Panthers to grab a 27-25 victory. (more…)

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