Boys

1. Brookings

2. Del Norte

3. Klamath Union

4. Yreka

5. Eagle Point

6. Mt. Shasta (more…)

Scores

Saturday, December 6

Girls/Women’s Basketball

Yreka 56 - Klamath Union 50

Yreka: Carrie Watson 24, Jaylene Phillips 13, Ashley Lemos8, Adriana Scala 8

Yreka finishes 3rd at Yreka Tourney.

Etna 31 - Brookings 35

Etna: Lindsay Stacher 13, Trina Appler 7

Etna finishes 6th at Yreka tourney.

Mt. Shasta 32 - Weed 28

Mt. Shasta: Amanda Amesbury 10, Taylor Hansen 7, Jeana Michels 7, Donnetta Young 7

Weed: Nicolette Neel 15, Amanda Greene 7, Ker Vogel 6

Dunsmuir 51 - Global Youth Charter 39

COS 67 - Yuba 44

COS finishes 3rd at Contra Costa tourney.

Boys/Men’s Basketball

Yreka 38 - Klamath Union 75

Yreka: Chris Marks 12, Andrew Ward 8

Mt. Shasta 47 - Eagle Point 53

Mt. Shasta: Eric Thelander 16, Gene Kenyon 13, Tim Jaegel 9

Etna 39 - Hamilton City 63

Etna finishes 4th at Los Molinos tourney

Weed 56 - Fall River 45

Weed: Robert West 16, Aaron Power-Bearden 12,  Tanner Shelton 9, Robert Gonzales 9

Weed finishes 3rd at Fall River tourney. Aaron Power-Bearden, Robert West, and Jake West were All-Tourney. Bearden won slam dunk contest.

Happy Camp lost to Maxwell

Dunsmuir 29 - Global Youth Charter 65

Dunsmuir 41 - Redding Christian 55

COS 100 - Modesto Tourney 94

COS: Brian Cummings 24, Andrew McNabb 21 (five-3-balls),  Kellen Chewning 16, Alden Gibbs 15, Drew Herrera 12.

COS finishes 3rd at Modesto tourney. Andrew McNabb gets all-tourney.

Girls Soccer

Yreka 3 - Central Valley 0

Kelsey Robberson three goals

Yreka 0 - St. Patricks 6

Yreka 0 -Lassen 4

Boys Soccer

Yreka 6 - Central Valley 0

Yreka 1 - West Valley 4

Yreka 0 - Lassen 5 (more…)

Siskiyou Youth and PremierWest Bank are sponsoring the 2008 Basketball Challenge for all varsity basketball teams that Siskiyou Youth covers: Yreka, Mt. Shasta, Etna, Weed, Dunsmuir, and Happy Camp. The winning team’s players and coaching staff will receive custom made “Team of the Year” T-shirts designed by Golden Grotto.

The winner of the challenge will be the girls or boys team that is most successful during the 2008-09 season, which is defined as the team that advances the furthest in the North Section CIF playoffs. The challenge will end at the finish of the section playoffs and does not include any state playoff games because Division-VI teams (Dunsmuir and Happy Camp) are not eligible for state playoffs. Tiebreakers also do not include state playoff games. (more…)

The Weed Cougars football team placed two players on the SCL All-League Team—lineman Ty Andrews and lineman/linebacker Zack Vogel. Lineman Zack Schnack received an Honorable Mention.

The Lady Cougars volleyball team had no all-league selections, but Madison Moser and Sierra Skeen received Honorable Mentions.

Zack Morris of the Shasta Cascade League champion Mt. Shasta Bears grabbed Overall MVP honors. Weed’s Omar Fernandez is the Offensive MVP, and Pedro Aceves from Fall River was named Defensive MVP.

SCL All-League selections:

Mt. Shasta

John Holst

Erik Thelander

Sam Wooten

Honorable Mention: Andrew McLane

Weed

Jose Luquin

Ruben Ducoing

Honorable Mention: Usmaro Sanchez

Etna also received All-League and Honorable Mention selections, but Etna’s coach has requested that the names be temporarily withheld.

Scores

Saturday, November 8

Football

COS 35 - American River 49

Dunsmuir 50 - Liberty Christian 15

Friday, November 7

Football

Yreka 20 - West Valley 42

Yreka JV 8 - West Valley JV 20

Mt. Shasta 26 - Trinity 34

Mt. Shasta JV 8 - Trinity JV 16

Weed 6 - Burney  47

Etna bye week

Volleyball

COS 2 - Shasta 3 (25-17, 26-24, 21-25, 20-25, 12-15) (more…)

COTTONWOOD – The Mt. Shasta High School cross country team shined at the Shasta Cascade League and Small Schools Division cross country championships, on Wednesday.

Mt. Shasta’s Mitchell Nesheim and Joanna Been won the boys and girls individual SCL titles, and both finished fourth in the division. Nesheim covered the 3-mile course in 17:34.00. Beem’s time was 20:58.00.

Etna Lady Lion Jilinda Franklin was second in the SCL and fifth overall (21:07.00). Right behind Franklin in sixth through ninth place overall were Lady Bears Cary Rogers (21:21), Kirsten Bree (21:28), Lisa Shinohara (21:36), and Cynthia Laiacona (21:55). Weed Lady Cougars Chelsea Quigley (24:36) and Ellie DeRoss (24:42) finished seventeenth and eighteenth out of 62 runners. (more…)

The North Section CIF released updated volleyball playoff points rankings today.

Dunsmuir (11-8) is tied for 7th with Butte Valley (8-5) in Division-VI, and is in position to host a first-round playoff game. However, Big Valley (10-13-3) ranked 11^th has won at least a share of the Evergreen league and has defeated Dunsmuir twice in league play. Big Valley will likely jump over Dunsmuir in the playoff seedings. Happy Camp is ranked 15^th (2-9), and Tulelake is 19^th (3-21) (more…)

The Northern Section CIF released updated football playoff points rankings on Monday.

Etna (7-3) slipped one spot to 5^th in Division-IV, trialing Quincy (7-2) and ahead of Esparto (4-5).

Mt. Shasta (4-5) stayed in the 6^th position in D-III, ahead of Trinity (2-7), and behind Live Oak (4-5). With a win over Trinity this Friday, Mt. Shasta should jump past Live Oak, based on head to head competition. Mt. Shasta beat Live Oak earlier this season. (more…)