Photos by Kris Prusko

North 1, Girls Varsity Ski
GS RACE RESULTS

Pl Bib Class Team Name Run 1 Run 2 Result
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1 716 1 MTS Cressman Mariah 36.37 (1) 36.49 (1) 1:12.86 (1)
2 706 1 MTS Holst Christine 40.17 (2) 40.08 (2) 1:20.25 (2)
3 704 1 MTS Keane Shannon 42.44 (3) 42.92 (3) 1:25.36 (3)
4 707 1 MTS Rogers Sara 43.51 (4) 43.51 (4) 1:27.02 (4)
5 788 1 YRE VanHooser Kaitlin 47.35 (5) 46.55 (7) 1:33.90 (5)
6 786 1 YRE Day Cassie 48.76 (6) 46.29 (6) 1:35.05 (6)
7 787 1 YRE Kishe Nicole 52.89 (9) 45.62 (5) 1:38.51 (7)
8 785 1 YRE Velarde Miranda 50.40 (7) 50.58 (9) 1:40.98 (8)
9 710 1 MTS Higer Celia 52.73 (8) 50.57 (8) 1:43.30 (9)
10 783 1 YRE Solano Kaitlyn 1:00.77 (10) 55.42 (10) 1:56.19 (10)
11 782 1 YRE Greenfield Marjie 1:08.03 (11) 1:02.33 (11) 2:10.36 (11)
12 781 1 YRE Amens Jensen 1:23.16 (12) 1:07.88 (12) 2:31.04 (12) (more…)

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Mt. Shasta varsity girls coach Kirk Andrus’ pick for the Pepsi of Mt. Shasta Lady Bear Basketball Player of the Week is Allison Titus.

“She has really picked up her game defensively, she’s a terrific teammate, is shooting the ball with great confidence, and has made the most important basket in both games we played this week (last week), including our last basket in regulation of the Weed game,” said Andrus. (more…)

The Weed Lady Cougars came into the match up undefeated in the Shasta Cascade League, and 14-2 overall. The Mt. Shasta Lady Bears were sub .500 overall, at 8-9, but were also undefeated in SCL play. When the final horn sounded, and a last gasp Lady Cougar shot had drawn iron, but no net, it was the Lady Bears that stood alone at the top of the league standings, with a 37-35 overtime victory.

Weed put up the first five points of the game, but the Lady Bears rattled off nine in a row, to take a 9-5 lead. Mt. Shasta would not trail again until 33-32 in overtime. The Lady Bears led 12-9 at the end of the first quarter, 23-12 at the half, and 28-18 at the end of three quarters.

The Lady Cougars battled back in the fourth quarter, out scoring the Lady Bears, 14-4, in the frame to send the game to overtime tied at 32-32. (more…)

The Mt, Shasta Bears boys varsity team celebrated Winter Carnival by rolling over a depleted Weed Cougar squad 75-42, on Friday night.

The Bears led 17-6 after the first quarter, and had a 20-point cushion at the intermission, 37-17. Mt. Shasta closed out the third quarter with a 61-27 lead, and cruised to the 75-42 win.

The Bears had eight players in the scoring column, with Clayton Cool leading the way with 15 points via five 3-balls, as well as 5 swipes. Logan Gress put up 14 points, including four 3-pointers. Dylan Padula had 12 points, 4 rebounds and 4 steals. Kegan Snure and Cody Waite each put up 8 points and pulled down 5 boards.

Weed was led in scoring by Noah Traylor with 17 points, and Trevor Shaffer with 9 points. (more…)

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Photo by the always awesome Cindy Summers
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Mt. Shasta varsity girls coach Kirk Andrus has selected Kathryn Andrus as the Pepsi of Mt. Shasta Lady Bear Basketball Player of the Week. Andrus helped the Lady Bears to a 2-0 start in the Shasta Cascade League last week, averaging 10 points and 10 boards per game, as well as playing strong defense, in wins over Etna and Burney. (more…)

So we’re going to try something a little different: video highlights with play-by-play commentary by Rick Martin of KCWH Radio. This a relatively long video. So, it may take a while to buffer.

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The Mt. Shasta boys junior varsity squad defeated the Etna Lions, 65-45, in the Shasta Cascade League season opener. (more…)

Mt. Shasta varsity girls basketball coach Kirk Andrus has chosen Sejay Sarti as the Pepsi of Mt. Shasta Lady Bear Basketball player of the Week.

“She has really come of age as a varsity basketball player this week (last week). Her comfort level increased and she was fantastic as the week moved along. Her strong play was essential to our three game winning streak (now 4)’” said Andrus.

Sarti, a sophomore, put up 14 points against Big Valley, and 6 against Yreka last week. (more…)

The Mt. Shasta Bears varsity basketball team hosted the Etna Lions in their first game of Shasta Cascade League play. The first quarter looked like the mauling that it would eventually become, as the Bears put 27 points and led 27-10 at the end of the quarter.

Etna, however, wasn’t quite ready to roll over and play dead, as the Lions put up 26 points in the second frame, cutting the Bear advantage to ten points at the intermission, 46-36. Mt. Shasta regained control of the game in the third quarter, out scoring Etna, 23-13, to go into the fourth quarter up by 20 points, 69-49. The Bears went on to win 91-58.

Dylan Padula led Mt. Shasta with 17 points. Kegan Snure put up 16, Josh Copeland 14, Paul Thelander 14, and Clayton Cool 13.

Etna was led by Colby Rimmer with 24 points, including five 3-balls. Nicky DelaRosa had 15.

The Bears (10-4) have won six games in a row, and nine of the last 10. They continue SCL play this Friday at Burney (4-9). (more…)

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