Yreka
9/10
Won their first two games and play tonight (Thursday) in East Redding at Alta Mesa Field at 6:00 pm. Beat Shasta Dam in round-1, and South Siskiyou, 7-4, in round-2

10/11
Won last night 13-1 against Red Bluff. Play East Redding on Friday at 6:00 pm in Red Bluff. Beat Corning in round-1.

11/12
Won their first game and play on Friday in Anderson against West Redding at 6:00 pm. (more…)

REDDING – The Yreka and South Siskiyou nine and ten year old Little League All-Stars met in the second round of the District-1 playoffs on Monday, with Yreka emerging victorious, 7-4.

Yreka opened the scoring in the bottom of the first inning. With one out, Tadd Weed singled. Weed moved to second base on a hit by Tyler Hedin, and went to third when Eamon Velarde reached on an error. Weed scored on a wild pitch, giving Yreka the lead 1-0.

South Siskiyou came right back with a pair of runs in the top of the second inning. Nathan Pappas took a walk to lead off. Pappas then made the trip home via three wild pitches. With two down, Kaimana Ferguson walked. Ferguson advanced to second when Colten Bertolucci was hit by a pitch. Ferguson scored when Courtlen Cates reached on an error, putting South Siskiyou on top 2-1. (more…)

11/12 ALL STAR ROSTER
Manager: Dean Jones
Coaches Rick Swenson & Greg Plucker

1. Derek Howard
2. Shaun Glasford
3. Aaron Durney
4. Fahredin Nushi
5. Zane Allen
6. Michael Jones
7. Matthew Novello
8. Parker Sanders
9. Garrett Plucker
10. Greyson Plucker
11. Colton Turner
12. Tyler Currie
13. Brandon Swenson (more…)

Minors
Abraham Barr
Colten Bertolucci
Aiden Bravo
Bailey Burnett
Courtlen Cates
Kaimana Ferguson
Shawn Gunter
Westin Namanny
Nathan Pappas
Brooks Pavlik
Kaden Riccomini
Kole Riccomini
Kayden Sarti

Manager Brian Johnson
Coach Chris Pappas
Coach Kale Riccomini (more…)

The D-Rays and the Cardinals came into Monday night’s game in Weed undefeated in the South Siskiyou Little League Majors round robin tournament. Both squads had already beaten the Mets and the Rangers.

With the post season championship on the line, D-Ray starting and winning pitcher Joey Spini was almost perfect through the first five innings before being relieved due to pitch count. Spini struck out 13 Cardinals, while allowing only one hit and one earned run. (more…)

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