Sun 14 Feb 2010
Big Schools League Tournament
Posted by Ray Wolf under Jackson Street , Scott Valley JH , Sisson , Weed ElementaryThese are photos from the third place and championship games. All four schools have some photos.
Sun 14 Feb 2010
These are photos from the third place and championship games. All four schools have some photos.
Tue 26 Jan 2010
Sat 2 Jan 2010
Article by Sherri Hanna; photos by SiskiyouYouth.com
FORT JONES – It was a small but enthusiastic crowd who turned up at Scott Valley Junior High School on Saturday morning for a spirited game of Dodgeball to help raise funds for the Scott Valley JH 8th Grade Class.
With a total of eight teams competing for the title of champion, the games were intense. In the end the Emergency Services team won the bragging rights, at least for now. The defending champions, (The Champs), with players from the Siskiyou County Sheriff’s Office and Probation Department, went into the final battle against the Emergency Services team and played with gusto until the final ball was thrown. (more…)
Thu 10 Dec 2009
Thu 10 Dec 2009
Sun 15 Feb 2009
Sun 25 Jan 2009
Scott Valley JH is second, Sisson third
YREKA – The Jackson Street School Rams eighth graders won the Yreka Invitational basketball tournament last weekend with a 46-27 win over the Scott Valley Junior High Panthers. Sisson defeated Weed Elementary 46-25 for third place. Montague downed Big Springs, 32-29 in overtime, to finish fifth.
The Sisson cheerleaders took first place in the cheer competition. Matthew Morgan was the Hot Shot champion, and Cody Hoff took the 3-point shooting championship.
In the championship game between the Rams and Panthers, it was the Panthers that looked strong early in
the first quarter, jumping to a 7-1 lead. Ricky Reynolds opened the scoring. Then, Preston Munson scored on a reverse lay up, and nailed a 3-ball to make it 7-1.
The Rams responded when David Sellons made it 7-3 on a put back. Another bucket and a free throw by Sellons made it a one point game, 7-6. The Panthers went back up by four points, 11-7, but Michael Elfgen scored four points late in the first quarter to narrow the Panthers lead to 13-11. (more…)
Wed 14 Jan 2009