Team scores

7th & 8th Grade Boys

Butte Valley 152
Grenada 124
Dunsmuir 31

7th & 8th Grade Girls

Grenada 180
Butteville 51
Butte Valley 35
Dunsmuir 26
Montague 25

Elementary Boys

Dunsmuir 118
Butte Valley 76
Butteville 65
Montague 38
Grenada 6

Elementary Girls

Grenada 166
Butteville 75
Dunsmuir 42
Butte Valley 25

Individual results

Girls 100 Meter Dash Elementary

1 Reynolds, Hannah Butte Valley 14.70 10

2 Tidwell, Chaney Grenada 16.40 7

2 Currie, Callie Grenada 16.40 7

4 Antil, Shaylene Grenada 16.53 4

5 Chapman, Brayden Grenada 16.81 2

6 Crawford, Julie Grenada x16.90

7 Edwards, Kaitlyn Dunsmuir Ele 16.96 1

8 Blank-Kump, Kylee Butteville E 17.00

9 Gaither, Erin Butteville E 17.10

10 Ward, Katherine Grenada x17.80

11 Mori, Shanalyn Dunsmuir Ele 18.47

Girls 200 Meter Dash Elementary

1 Reynolds, Hannah Butte Valley 30.90 10

2 Antil, Shaylene Grenada 35.60 8

3 Trejo, Cece’ Grenada 35.90 6

4 Truttman, Jaci Grenada 36.90 4

5 Hampton, Triniti Grenada 41.80 2

Girls 800 Meter Run Elementary

1 Fogle, Lena Grenada 2:50.70 10

2 Peacemaker, Korie Grenada 3:25.40 8

Girls 1600 Meter Run Elementary

1 Fogle, Lena Grenada 6:13.50 10

2 Peacemaker, Korie Grenada 7:21.20 8

Girls 55 Meter Hurdles Elementary

1 Jackson, Shannon Butteville E 11.40 10

2 Gaither, Erin Butteville E 11.90 8

3 King, Mya Butteville E 12.10 6

4 Crawford, Julie Grenada 12.20 4

5 Peacemaker, Korie Grenada 12.90 2

6 Arnett, Victoria Butteville E 13.80 1

Girls 4×100 Meter Relay Elementary

1 Grenada A 63.30 10

2 Butteville Elementary A 67.30 8

Girls 4×200 Meter Relay Elementary

1 Grenada A 2:23.50 10

2 Butteville Elementary A 2:30.20 8

Girls High Jump Elementary

1 King, Mya Butteville E 3-06.00 10

2 Bergquist, Kaitlyn Butteville E 3-06.00 8

3 Jackson, Shannon Butteville E 3-06.00 6

Girls Long Jump Elementary

1 Antil, Shaylene Grenada 9-09.50 10

2 Ward, Katherine Grenada 9-03.00 8

3 Root, Grace Grenada 8-08.50 6

4 Mori, Shanalyn Dunsmuir Ele 8-01.00 4

5 Frank, Taya Grenada 7-09.75 2

6 Decker, Emily Butte Valley 7-09.25 1

7 Saltzgaver, Breanna Dunsmuir Ele 7-08.25

8 Lopez, Tiara Grenada x7-00.25

Girls Triple Jump Elementary

1 Fogle, Lena Grenada 26-06.50 10

2 Currie, Callie Grenada 25-02.00 8

3 Sandoval, Maria Dunsmuir Ele 18-02.00 6

4 Edwards, Kaitlyn Dunsmuir Ele 16-11.50 4

Girls Shot Put Elementary

1 Tanner, Ariah Grenada 18-06.00 10

2 Mori, Shanalyn Dunsmuir Ele 15-00.75 8

3 Saltzgaver, Breanna Dunsmuir Ele 14-06.50 6

4 Willhoit, Kayta Dunsmuir Ele 14-02.75 4

5 Decker, Emily Butte Valley 14-01.50 2

Girls Discus Throw Elementary

1 Tanner, Ariah Grenada 50-06 10

2 Saltzgaver, Breanna Dunsmuir Ele 41-06 8

3 Gaither, Erin Butteville E 37-10 6

4 King, Mya Butteville E 36-07 4

5 Decker, Emily Butte Valley 36-00 2

6 Willhoit, Kayta Dunsmuir Ele 27-07 1

7 Ogden, Miranda Dunsmuir Ele 24-09

Girls 100 Meter Dash 7th & 8th

1 Rice, Courtlyn Grenada 14.20 10

2 Johns, Katelyn Butteville E 15.30 8

3 Martinez, Kylee Butte Valley 15.40 5

3 Krier, Lilli Grenada 15.40 5

5 Britton, Shaniya Butte Valley 15.50 1

5 Dixon, Abby Butteville E 15.50 1

5 Maddox, Gabbi Montague 15.50 1

8 Cilione, Samantha Butte Valley 15.70

9 Brummett, Taylor Grenada 15.80

10 Parsons, Maria Dunsmuir Ele 16.80

11 Valdez, Neira Butteville E 17.10

12 Clark, Alyssa Dunsmuir Ele 17.30

13 Smith, Sarah Montague 18.25

Girls 200 Meter Dash 7th & 8th

1 Rice, Courtlyn Grenada 29.60 10

2 Krier, Lilli Grenada 32.10 8

3 Maddox, Gabbi Montague 33.40 6

4 Cilione, Samantha Butte Valley 35.50 4

Girls 400 Meter Run 7th & 8th

1 Fisher, Bailey Grenada 70.70 10

2 Hathaway, Haven Montague 75.00 8

3 Jackson, Lacey Grenada 78.50 6

4 Parsons, Maria Dunsmuir Ele 1:24.50 4

Girls 800 Meter Run 7th & 8th

1 Tidwell, Kaycie Grenada 2:57.00 10

2 Jackson, Lacey Grenada 3:06.50 8

3 Parsons, Maria Dunsmuir Ele 3:29.20 6

Girls 1600 Meter Run 7th & 8th

1 Jackson, Lacey Grenada 6:32.80 10

2 Parsons, Maria Dunsmuir Ele 7:21.20 8

3 Ward, Mallory Grenada 7:27.60 6

Girls 55 Meter Hurdles 7th & 8th

1 Crawford, Dynna Grenada 9.80 10

2 Martinez, Kylee Butte Valley 10.80 7

2 Krier, Meri Grenada 10.80 7

4 Britton, Shaniya Butte Valley 11.00 4

5 Jackson, Casey Grenada 11.20 2

6 Hathaway, Haven Montague 11.40 1

7 Maddox, Gabbi Montague 11.60

8 Jimenez, Sarahy Montague 15.00

Girls 4×100 Meter Relay 7th & 8th

1 Grenada A 55.90 10

2 Butte Valley E 60.10 8

Girls 4×200 Meter Relay 7th & 8th

1 Grenada A 2:04.20 10

Girls High Jump 7th & 8th

— Martinez, Kylee Butte Valley NH

Girls Long Jump 7th & 8th

1 Crawford, Dynna Grenada 13-02.50 10

2 Krier, Meri Grenada 12-10.50 8

3 Jackson, Casey Grenada 11-11.50 6

4 Krier, Lilli Grenada 10-11.50 4

5 Hocker, Mikayla Butteville E 10-08.00 2

6 Maddox, Gabbi Montague 10-07.75 1

7 Clark, Alyssa Dunsmuir Ele 10-03.50

8 Wilson, Brooke Montague 10-01.00

9 Valdez, Neira Butteville E 10-00.25

10 Hocker, Syshanna Butteville E 8-04.25

11 Smith, Sarah Montague 8-03.00

12 Rhoades, LeAnn Dunsmuir Ele 7-11.50

13 Westcott, Ashley Dunsmuir Ele 7-03.25

Girls Triple Jump 7th & 8th

1 Krier, Meri Grenada 28-09.50 10

2 Hocker, Mikayla Butteville E 25-01.00 8

3 Wilson, Brooke Montague 24-09.50 6

4 Smith, Jada Grenada 24-00.50 4

5 Jimenez, Sarahy Montague 22-00.00 2

Girls Shot Put 7th & 8th

1 Brummett, Taylor Grenada 25-02.00 10

2 Dixon, Abby Butteville E 23-07.25 8

3 Rhoades, LeAnn Dunsmuir Ele 20-11.50 6

4 Johns, Katelyn Butteville E 20-10.25 4

5 Westcott, Ashley Dunsmuir Ele 20-10.00 2

6 Dixon, Haily Butteville E 20-06.25 1

7 Hocker, Syshanna Butteville E 19-03.25

8 Hocker, Mikayla Butteville E x19-00.25

9 Valdez, Neira Butteville E x17-08.50

10 Smith, Sarah Montague 17-06.00

Girls Discus Throw 7th & 8th

1 Hocker, Mikayla Butteville E 61-08 10

2 Dixon, Haily Butteville E 58-09 8

3 Brummett, Taylor Grenada 57-07 6

4 Cilione, Samantha Butte Valley 54-05 4

5 Britton, Shaniya Butte Valley 53-00 2

6 Hocker, Syshanna Butteville E 50-04 1

7 Smith, Jada Grenada 50-01

8 Rhoades, LeAnn Dunsmuir Ele 46-03

9 Smith, Sarah Montague 43-04

10 Valdez, Neira Butteville E 41-03

Boys 100 Meter Dash Elementary

1 Boese, Weston Butte Valley 15.00 10

2 McAnulty, Jacob Butteville E 15.10 8

3 Charter, Miles Butteville E 15.47 6

4 Langford, John Butte Valley 15.90 4

5 Gaither, Jarrett Butteville E 16.60 2

6 Kenaston, Caleb Dunsmuir Ele 17.00 1

7 Allen, Ian Dunsmuir Ele 18.10

8 Delgado, Brandon Dunsmuir Ele 19.10

9 Clark, Kevin Dunsmuir Ele 19.20

10 Montgomery, Devin Butteville E 19.55

11 Harner, Wade Butte Valley 19.70

Boys 200 Meter Dash Elementary

1 Boese, Weston Butte Valley 32.60 10

2 Gaither, Jarrett Butteville E 33.70 8

3 Harner, Wade Butte Valley 44.60 6

Boys 400 Meter Run Elementary

1 McAnulty, Jacob Butteville E 70.60 10

2 Langford, John Butte Valley 76.70 8

3 O’Brien, Andrew Dunsmuir Ele 1:42.20 6

Boys 800 Meter Run Elementary

1 Langford, John Butte Valley 3:02.00 10

2 Robbins, Austin Dunsmuir Ele 3:04.60 8

Boys 55 Meter Hurdles Elementary

1 Boese, Weston Butte Valley 10.80 10

2 Robbins, Austin Dunsmuir Ele 11.10 8

3 Kenaston, Caleb Dunsmuir Ele 11.80 6

4 Langford, John Butte Valley 12.30 4

5 O’Brien, Andrew Dunsmuir Ele 12.90 2

6 Morrison, Greyson Butteville E 13.00 1

7 Montgomery, Hunter Butteville E 15.10

Boys 4×100 Meter Relay Elementary

1 Butteville Elementary A 68.40 10

2 Dunsmuir Elementary A 70.20 8

Boys 4×200 Meter Relay Elementary

1 Butteville Elementary A 2:25.60 10

2 Dunsmuir Elementary A 2:34.40 8

Boys High Jump Elementary

1 Robbins, Austin Dunsmuir Ele 4-03.00 10

2 Boese, Weston Butte Valley 3-08.00 8

3 Kenaston, Caleb Dunsmuir Ele 3-04.00 6

Boys Long Jump Elementary

1 Morrison, Greyson Butteville E 10-07.00 10

2 Gudino, Luis Montague 9-02.75 8

3 Clark, Kevin Dunsmuir Ele 8-10.00 6

4 O’Brien, Andrew Dunsmuir Ele 8-07.25 4

5 Delgado, Brandon Dunsmuir Ele 7-04.75 2

Boys Triple Jump Elementary

1 Gudino, Luis Montague 23-00.50 10

2 Allen, Ian Dunsmuir Ele 20-05.00 8

3 O’Brien, James Dunsmuir Ele 18-05.00 6

Boys Shot Put Elementary

1 Gudino, Luis Montague 23-01.00 10

2 O’Brien, James Dunsmuir Ele 20-10.50 8

3 Walsh, Carter Dunsmuir Ele 18-09.75 6

4 Harner, Wade Butte Valley 14-01.50 4

5 Martin, Kody Grenada 14-01.25 2

Boys Discus Throw Elementary

1 Gudino, Luis Montague 56-05 10

2 Walsh, Carter Dunsmuir Ele 49-00 8

3 Allen, Ian Dunsmuir Ele 43-06 6

4 Martin, Kody Grenada 38-10 4

5 Harner, Wade Butte Valley 36-04 2

6 O’Brien, James Dunsmuir Ele 28-05 1

Boys 100 Meter Dash 7th & 8th

1 Gonzales, Hugo Butte Valley 12.90 10

2 Vieira, Christian Butte Valley 13.10 8

3 Perez, Rene Butte Valley 13.90 6

4 Rust, Reggie Grenada 14.30 4

5 Forrester, Brandon Butte Valley 14.90 2

6 Peters, Ethan Grenada 15.10 1

7 Baldwin, Grant Butte Valley x16.50

Boys 200 Meter Dash 7th & 8th

1 Vieira, Christian Butte Valley 27.00 10

2 Gonzales, Hugo Butte Valley 27.80 8

3 Rust, Reggie Grenada 30.90 6

4 Forrester, Brandon Butte Valley 31.40 4

5 Peters, Ethan Grenada 31.70 2

6 Baldwin, Grant Butte Valley 33.60 1

Boys 400 Meter Run 7th & 8th

1 Pierce, Andrew Grenada 66.70 10

2 Vaughan, Bodie Butte Valley 67.20 8

3 McCutcheon, Patrick Butte Valley 72.00 6

Boys 800 Meter Run 7th & 8th

1 McCutcheon, Patrick Butte Valley 2:40.20 10

2 Breceda, Dustin Grenada 3:29.20 8

Boys 1600 Meter Run 7th & 8th

1 McCutcheon, Patrick Butte Valley 5:35.30 10

2 Breceda, Dustin Grenada 7:52.80 8

Boys 110 Meter Hurdles 7th & 8th

1 Lopez, Ruben Grenada 18.70 10

2 Vaughan, Bodie Butte Valley 19.10 8

3 Forrester, Brandon Butte Valley 21.30 6

4 Mclhiney, David Dunsmuir Ele 26.40 4

Boys 4×100 Meter Relay 7th & 8th

1 Butte Valley E 52.10 10

Boys 4×200 Meter Relay 7th & 8th

1 Butte Valley A 1:53.30 10

2 Grenada A 2:06.00 8

Boys High Jump 7th & 8th

1 Perez, Rene Butte Valley 5-00.00 10

2 McCree, Cedar Dunsmuir Ele 4-04.00 8

3 Breceda, Dustin Grenada 3-08.00 6

Boys Long Jump 7th & 8th

1 Pierce, Andrew Grenada 14-08.00 10

2 Forrester, Brandon Butte Valley 13-09.00 8

3 Betts, Joseph Grenada 12-03.00 6

4 Baldwin, Grant Butte Valley 11-09.75 4

5 Mendez, Eric Butte Valley 11-02.00 2

6 Mclhiney, David Dunsmuir Ele 9-04.50 1

7 Kische, Nick Montague 9-04.00

Boys Triple Jump 7th & 8th

1 Pierce, Andrew Grenada 34-11.00 10

Boys Shot Put 7th & 8th

1 McCree, Cedar Dunsmuir Ele 33-02.00 10

2 Mendez, Eric Butte Valley 28-06.25 8

3 Justice, Denny Grenada 25-07.75 6

4 Betts, Joseph Grenada 24-07.25 5

5 Medlin, Isaac Grenada 21-09.00 4

Boys Discus Throw 7th & 8th

1 Rust, Reggie Grenada 81-07 10

2 McCree, Cedar Dunsmuir Ele 79-07 8

3 Justice, Denny Grenada 77-04 6

4 Peters, Ethan Grenada 67-03 4

5 Mendez, Eric Butte Valley 66-09 2

6 McCutcheon, Patrick Butte Valley 59-03 1

7 Betts, Joseph Grenada 58-08

8 Medlin, Isaac Grenada x57-09

9 Kische, Nick Montague 43-02



Congratulations Lydia. We’ll be getting coach certificates for a Subway Footlong Value Meal when you get back from state.

Thanks Subway!

“It was thrilling when Senator Boxer’s aid called me to congratulate us on the grant award,” Lawrence said. “This was a very competitive process as the number of funded programs was reduced, the scoring priority changed, and additional requirements were implemented. Our staff worked extremely hard to make sure we were competitive.”

The U. S. Department of Education reported that 18% of programs were not funded, including an estimated 233 currently funded programs. COS has had a successful Upward Bound Program since 1995. The program provides students who are low-income and/or first generation the academic skills and personal support necessary to complete high school and to enter and succeed in a program of post-secondary education. Over 80% of COS Upward Bound graduates have entered public and private colleges throughout the country.

Students in the Upward Bound Program receive regular “in school” academic advising. They also receive assistance with college admission applications and financial aid, year-round tutoring, opportunities to attend workshops and college tours, and much more. Project participants also attend a 6-week Summer Academy held at the COS Campus in Weed.

When the new grant cycle begins on September 1, COS Upward Bound will expand the total number of students served from 65 to 72. It will also add Happy Camp High School as one of the schools it will serve. The other Siskiyou County high schools that will continue to be served by Upward Bound are located in the communities of Dorris, Dunsmuir, Etna, Mount Shasta, Tulelake, Weed and Yreka.

For more information about the Upward Bound Program at COS, call 938-5278 or send an email to upwardbound@siskiyous.edu.

Congratulations Dylan. We’ll be dropping off a certificate for a Subway Footlong Value Meal.

Thanks Subway!

It took the Mt. Shasta Lady Bears just over an hour to dispatch the fourth-seeded Modoc Braves, 10-0, in their NSCIF D-V semi-final game on Thursday afternoon at Shastice Park.

The top-ranked Lady Bears put up three runs in the bottom of the first inning, and never looked back. Kayla Spini came to the plate one with out, and didn’t see a pitch close to the plate. If Modoc was thinking Spini was the only Mt. Shasta offense, they were soon schooled otherwise. McKenlee Bryan courtesy ran for Spini. Kathryn Andrus singled, moving Bryan to second base. Ashley Cain stepped to the plate and ripped a double, plating Bryan and Andrus. A Haley Brown single moved Cain to third base. Brown went to second on a passed ball. Cain came home on a ground out by Alex Peruzzi, giving Mt. Shasta a 3-0 lead.

Mt. Shasta struck for three more runs in the fourth inning. With one down, Madeleine Moyer legged out an infield single. Blakeley Bryan put the ball in play, and Modoc committed an error attempting to get Moyer at second base, giving the Lady Bears runners on first and second. Both runners moved up 60 feet on a passed ball. Paige Hough reached on an error that allowed Moyer and Bryan to score. Hough found her way home on a double by Sarti, making it 6-0.

In the fifth inning, Haley Brown reached on a fielder’s choice, went to second on a wild pitch, third on a ground out, and scored on another wild pitch, upping Mt. Shasta’s lead to 7-0.

The Lady Bears put the game away in the bottom of the sixth inning. Hough reached on an error, and went to second base on a passed ball. With one down Spini reached on an error, and Hough went to third base. M. Bryan courtesy ran for Spini. Andrus took a free pass to load the bases. Cain knocked in Hough on a ground out. A base hit by Brown brought home M. Bryan. Alex Peruzzi singled to drive in Andrus, ending the game 10-0 via the mercy rule.

Unofficially, Cain led the Lady Bears at the plate, going 2/4, with a double, a run scored, and three RBI. Brown went 2/3, with a run and an RBI. Spini was 1/2, with two walks (aka pitch arounds). Moyer was 1/2, with a run scored. Andrus went 1/3, with two runs and a walk. Sarti doubled and drove in a run, going 1/4. Peruzzi knocked in two runs, and went 1/4.

Spini notched her 31st win of the season and 94th of her career, allowing two hits, no walks, and striking out seven batters in six innings.

Mt. Shasta (31-3) will host number-two Colusa (16-6-1) at 2:00 pm on Saturday for the D-V championship. Colusa defeated number-three East Nicolaus, 1-0, in eight innings in the other semi-final.

Yreka Miner varsity baseball coach Jason Freitas has chosen Tyler Johnson as the Miner Perk Baseball Player of the Week.

Johnson was 4/5, with a home run, 2 runs scored, and six RBI against Mt. Shasta last week.

Congratulations Tyler. Hope you enjoyed those drinks from the Miner Perk.

Thanks Miner Perk!

Scores

Thursday, May 17

Softball

#1 Mt. Shasta 10 – #4 Modoc 0 (5) – NSCIF D-V Semi-Finals
Mt. Shasta advance to finals. Will host #2 Colusa at 2:00 pm on Saturday

Tuesday, May 15

Softball

#1 Mt. Shasta 2 – #8 Portola 0 – NSCIF D-V Playoff RD-2
Kayla Spini 18 Ks, 1 H. Mt. Shasta will host Modoc in semis on Thursday

#5 Weed 2 – #4 Modoc 12 – NSCIF D-V Playoff RD-2

#6 Tulelake 2 – to #11 Esparto 15 – NSCIF D-V Playoff
Pitcher Sabrina Gribble reached 102 strikeouts, a possible school record

#6 Dunsmuir 5 – #3 Big Valley 9 – NSCIF D-VI Playoff

Baseball

#2 Yreka 3 – #3 Lassen 2 – NSCIF D-II Semi Final
Yreka will play Sutter for the championship at venue TBA

#2 Mt. Shasta 2 – #3 Willows 14 – NSCIF D-III Semi Final

#1 Etna 6 – #4 East Nicolaus 3 – NSCIF D-IV Semi Final
Etna will play Hamilton for the championship at venue TBA

#4 Dunsmuir 0 – #1 Maxwell 9 – NSCIF D-V Semi Final

Schedule

Friday, May 18

Softball

N1 COS (40-2) v S2 Riverside (33-13), 5:30 pm G-1 @ State Championship Finals in Bakersfield
You can watch a live webcast by clicking HERE.

Track

Yreka hosts NSCIF D-II Championships, 1:30 pm

Mt. Shasta hosts NSCIF D-III Championships, noon

Butte Valley, Dunsmuir, Etna, Tulelake, Weed @ NSCIF D-IV Championships at West Valley

Saturday, May 19

Softball

#1 Mt. Shasta v #2 Colusa, 2:00 pm – NSCIF D-V Championship

COS @ State Championship Finals

Baseball

#2 Yreka v #1 Sutter @ Butte College, 4:00 pm – NSCIF D-II Championships

#1 ETna v #3 Hamilton @ Shasta College, 10:00 am – NSCIF D-IV Championships

Sunday, May 20

Softball

COS @ State Championship Finals

Mt. Shasta varsity softball coach Joe Spini’s pick for the Pepsi of Mt. Shasta Lady Bear Softball Player of the Week is Ashley Cain.

Cain went 8/18 in four games last week, scoring four runs, and driving in one.

Congratulations Ashley. You have a 12-pack of Pepsi headed your way.

Thanks Pepsi of Mt. Shasta!

Submitted photo

The Thunder rolled to a championship in the U-12 Ponytail Tournament last weekend.

Good job girls!

Photos by Howard Albecker

“At the beginning of the year, I think if you said that Mt. Shasta would be third in the Shasta Cascade League, and a number-two seed in the NSCIF D-III playoffs, a lot of people would have been questioning your sanity,” said Bear coach John Cox the day after his team was eliminated from the playoffs by three-seed Willows.

Indeed, the Mt. Shasta Bears baseball team was pretty well beat up in the first part of the season. Paul Thelander went down with an injury, and projected starting catcher Dylan Morris received all of four pitches in a game before injuring his thumb.

The Bears dropped their first four games of the season by a combined score of 34-1. Starting with a shut out win over Rogue River, the Bears played .500 ball for the next eight games.

Then, a perfect game tossed by Dylan Padula against U-Prep started a nine-game win streak. The Bears would not lose again until the final SCL double header against league champion Etna.

Mt. Shasta blasted seven-seed U-Prep in  the first round of the playoffs, 14-4, before falling to Willows in the semi-finals 14-2.

Cox takes a long term view towards his team’s performance.

“We are not a baseball team. We are a baseball program,” said Cox. “We are trying to build a little more each year. The program is headed in the right direction, and we exceeded expectations this season.”

Although the Bears are losing several seniors, Cox was excited about how some of the younger players performed.

“Brandon Acord did a good job behind the plate and gained a lot of experience filling in for Morris,” said Cox.

Acord hit .328 this season, with an on-base percentage of .469. He was tied with junior Dylan Padula for the team lead in runs scored (18) and RBI (13). Padula hit .329 for the season. As a pitcher, Padula had a 3-1 record in seven appearances, including the perfect game. He sported a 1.31 ERA, and had 26 strikeouts in 21 1/3 innings.

Also performing well at the plate was sophomore Clay Ferguson, who hit .328 and was tied for third on the team in RBI (12).

For the record , Morris led the Bears in batting average at .377. He also led the team in wins with four.

The Bears finished the season 14-12. Of the 12 losses, seven were to teams that are playing for a NSCIF title this Saturday–twice to D-II Yreka, once to D-III Willows, twice to D-IV Etna, and twice to D-V Fall River.