The Siskiyou Heat U-12 softball team dropped a pair of games to the Grants Pass Dirt Dawgs on Sunday, losing game-one 14-6 and game-two 16-4.

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For the second straight season, the Yreka Miners fell to the Sutter Huskies in the NSCIF D-II championship game, held at Butte College. Last year, Sutter won 5-0. After a seven-run second inning in Saturday’s game, it looked like Yreka would capture the crown this time around.

However, Sutter chipped away at the lead, and narrowed it to 7-6 at the end of five innings. Yreka responded with four runs in the top of the sixth to extend its lead to 11-6. It looked good for the Miners, but not for long.

The Huskies scored nine runs in the home half of the inning to take a 15-11 lead. Yreka fought back with two runs in the seventh, but fell short 15-13.

The Miners came into the playoffs as the three-seed. They defeated six-seed Central Valley 12-2 in the first round, and shutout the two-seed Lassen Grizzlies 6-0 in a semi-final game. Sutter was the top seed, and beat number-eight Orland 10-1 and number-four Wheatland 3-1 to reach the title tilt.

Gabe Durney led off Yreka’s big second inning with a walk and stole second base. Cody Hoff reached on an error and Durney went to third. A single by Dustin Jochim brought home Durney and sent Hoff to third. Matt Jespersen bunted for a single, loading the bases. Tyler Johnson courtesy ran for Jespersen. Michael Elfgen plated Hoff and Jochim with a single, and Johnson went to second base. Johnson and Elfgen went for a double steal, and Johnson scored when the Husky catcher’s throw to third went into left field. Elfgen advanced to third on the error.

Sutter retired the next two Miner batters, but Michael Schuler got things rolling again when he took a walk. Christian Charles plated Elgen with a single, and moved Schuler to second base. Durney reached on a fielder’s choice, when Sutter unsuccessfully tried to tag out Schuler going to third on Durney’s ground ball. Charles went to second on the play. A walk to Cody Hoff forced Schuler across the plate. Jochim walked to push Charles home. The Huskies brought in a relief pitcher, who fanned the next Yreka batter to end the inning, but Yreka had a 7-0 lead.

Sutter got a lead off double from Matt Sanders in the bottom of the second inning. Sanders would score all the way from second on a wild pitch, making the score 7-1. Sutter added two more runs in the fourth inning via a hit batter, a walk, a wild pitch, and a pair of RBI ground outs, cutting Yreka’s advantage to 7-3.

Yreka retired the first two Husky batters in the bottom of the fifth inning. However, Sanders and Lucas Cryer then had back-to-back hits. Eight-hitter Brad Bonnenfant blasted a 3-run homer, making it 7-6 and chasing Miner starting pitcher Cody Hoff. Curt Bennett came on in relief for Yreka. The next Husky reached on an error, but Bennett ended the inning with a nice grab of a popped up bunt attempt.

Yreka seemed to regain control of the game in the top of the sixth inning, with four runs. Schuler took a one-out stroll, and stole second. With two gone, Durney walked. Hoff singled, scoring Schuler, and moving Durney to second base. Jochim tripled into the right-center gap, plating Durney and Hoff. Jochim scored on a single by Jespersen, making it 11-6.

Unfortunately for the Miners, the wheels totally fell off in the bottom of the sixth, as the Huskies scored nine runs on two errors, five walks, and three hits. Both errors came with one out, and what would have been no runs scored. Bennett started the inning, and Yreka used both Tevin Cadola and Elfgen in relief. When the final Husky batter of the inning flew out to left field, it was 15-11 for Sutter.

The Miners didn’t roll over, however, and came out fighting in the top of the seventh inning. With one out, Cade Parker singled. Schuler looked to be safe at first on a play that pulled the first baseman off the bag. The first baseman’s tag attempt appeared to miss Schuler by a significant margin. But, Schuler was ruled out, much to the dismay of Yreka fans. Parker went to second on the play. Charles hammered a 2-run bomb to make it 15-13. Durney reached on an error to keep hope alive for Yreka, but the next batter struck out to end the game.

Yreka finished the season at 18-14-2 and the D-II runner up. They were second in the Northern Athletic League at 8-4.

Sutter finishes as the D-II champions (29-3). The Huskies won the Butte View League at 12-0.

Hey Miners, thanks for another fun season. Most people had you guys buried when you dropped 2 of 3 to Central Valley in league. But, you proved the doubters wrong in the playoffs. Best of all, you guys went into Lassen as underdogs and shutout the Grizzlies in perhaps the worst place to play in the entire North Section. Nice job.

Sorry I didn’t get Charles big fly on video. Game ran long and I was saving the last few minutes of battery life for when the go ahead run came to the plate.

Photos by Janine Turner

The Yreka Miners boys and girls track and field teams took 1st place at the NSCIF D-II track and field finals held at Wheatland High School on Friday. The Corning boys and Winters girls finished 2nd. Yreka’s JV boys were 2nd.

Varsity boys individual event results (top 3)

100 Meters

1. 12 Jeremiah Emershy: 11.23a, Anderson
2. 11 Ivan Alvarado: 11.48a, Corning
3. 11 Christopher Delaney: 11.65a, Anderson

200 Meters

1. 12 Jeremiah Emershy: 22.68a, Anderson
2. 11 Ivan Alvarado: 23.06a, Corning
3. 12 Connor McCone: 23.27a, Anderson

400 Meters

1. 12 Bryan Schaake: 51.78a, Lassen
2. 12 Benny Regnier: 53.48a, Yreka
3. 12 Andrew Lit: 54.43a, Wheatland

800 Meters

1. 12 Jesus Diera: 2:01.96a, Corning
2. 12 Bryan Schaake: 2:02.09a, Lassen
3. 12 Parker Chase: 2:06.49a, Central Valley

1600 Meters

1. 12 Jesus Diera: 4:34.40a, Corning
2. 11 Rogelio Silva: 4:43.01a, Corning
3. 10 Matt Jochim: 4:44.70a, Yreka

3200 Meters

1. 12 Justin Nitzkowski: 9:53.97a, Winters
2. 11 Austin Murch: 10:00.46a, Central Valley
3. 11 Rogelio Silva: 10:10.43a, Corning

110m Hurdles

1. 12 Damane Tenner: 16.34a, Wheatland
2. 9 Payson Collins: 17.27a, Yreka
3. 12 Joaquin Johnson: 18.29a, Gridley

300m Hurdles

1. 11 Anthony Whitaker: 43.55a,Yreka
2. 11 Miles Gernertt: 43.71a, Central Valley
3. 12 Damane Tenner: 44.72a, Wheatland

4×100 Relay

1. Austin Cooper, Mark Campos, Andrew Lit, Damane Tenner: 44.52a, Wheatland
2. Relay Team: 46.65a, Central Valley
3. Colton Connoly, Justin Haydon, Alan Rodriguez, Ivan Alvarado: 47.04a, Corning

4×400 Relay

1. Connor McCone, Eryk Wehunt, Thomas Brown, Lawrence Alsenz: 3:42.80a, Anderson
2. Andrew Lit, Garrett White, Kenneth Perinchief, Makism Raymond: 3:44.21a, Wheatland
3. Miles Gernertt, Kylan Aragon, Parker Chase, Austin Murch: 3:55.52a, Central Valley

Shot Put

1. 12 David Sellens III: 49-09.00, Yreka
2. 12 Nick Landis: 46-06.00, Winters
3. 12 Arturo Villegas: 46-00.50, Yreka

Discus

1. 12 David Sellens III: 156-02,Yreka
2. 12 Arturo Villegas: 147-02, Yreka
3. 11 Christopher Delaney: 143-07, Anderson

High Jump

1. 12 Tyler Abrego: 6-00.00, Gridley
2. 12 Brian Sampson: 5-08.00, Yreka
3. 11 Kaden Culp: 5-08.00, Yreka

Pole Vault

1. 11 Anthony Whitaker: 12-00.00, Yreka
2. 11 Thomas Bigelow: 11-00.00, Yreka
3. 11 Will Pipkin: 11-00.00, Yreka

Long Jump

1. 11 Kavi Ram: 20-07.75, Orland
2. 11 Ivan Alvarado: 20-06.75, Corning
3. 11 Christoper Johnson: 20-06.00, Central Valley

Triple Jump

1. 11 Kaden Culp: 40-01.50, Yreka
2. 12 Brian Sampson: 39-05.00, Yreka
3. 11 Christoper Johnson: 39-04.50, Central Valley

Varsity girls individual event results (top 3)

100 Meters

1. 10 Sofia Evanoff: 12.61a, Winters
2. 11 Yanette Munoz: 12.91a, Orland
3. 10 Gelsey Quiroz: 13.37a, Orland

200 Meters

1. 10 Sofia Evanoff: 25.23a, Winters
2. 11 Jessica Beckley: 27.22a, Corning
3. 11 Yanette Munoz: 27.61a, Orland

400 Meters

1. 10 Sofia Evanoff: 56.74a, Winters
2. 11 Jenavieve Turner: 1:01.16a, Yreka
3. 11 Brenna Hunrath: 1:05.70a, Lassen

800 Meters

1. 11 Angelica Arellano: 2:32.49a, Winters
2. 11 Justine Cota: 2:39.38a, Yreka
3. 10 Cassie Day: 2:46.40a, Yreka

1600 Meters

1. 12 Averie Roberts: 5:36.75a, Gridley
2. 9 Anna Lewis: 5:37.90a, Central Valley
3. 10 Brennah Payne: 5:44.36a, Gridley

3200 Meters

1. 12 Averie Roberts: 12:39.82a, Gridley
2. 10 Brennah Payne: 12:48.40a, Gridley
3. 9 Anna Lewis: 13:11.09a, Central Valley

100m Hurdles

1. 11 Jenavieve Turner: 16.37a, Yreka
2. 11 Ashley Ensminger: 16.74a, Yreka
3. 12 Caitlin McCoy: 17.24a, Corning

300m Hurdles

1. 11 Jenavieve Turner: 45.31a, Yreka
2. 11 Ashley Ensminger: 48.40a, Yreka
3. 12 Caitlin McCoy: 49.74a, Corning

4×100 Relay

1. Yanet Munoz, Gelsey Quiroz, Cindy Keomounepane, Mariah Lopez: 51.09a, Orland
2. Makenzie Meyer, Sophia Harrison, Haley Howard, Marissa Mullen: 52.73a, Wheatland
3. Jessica Beckley, Caitlin McCoy, Angelina Calderon, Annber Slye: 53.37a, Corning

4×400 Relay

1. Isabel Angel, Sofia Evanoff, Adriana Banuelos, Meghan Murphy: 4:21.62a, Winters
2. Yanette Munoz, Sarah Bilich, Sierra Walker, Gelsey Quiroz: 4:32.96a, Orland
3. Monique Davis, Elle Davis, Karly Lira, Maria Diaz: 4:39.45a, Corning

Shot Put

1. 10 Marisela Cardenas: 41-03.50, Gridley
2. 12 Katie Brummett: 35-11.00, Yreka
3. 12 Morgan Parker: 35-01.00, Corning

Discus

1. 12 Morgan Parker: 124-03, Corning
2. 11 Kiki Sappa: 113-11, Wheatland
3. 12 Yessica Lopez: 112-10, Central Valley

High Jump

1. 12 Emily Andrus: 4-08.00, Yreka
2. 11 Alyssa Land: 4-06.00, Central Valley
3. 10 Kara Jackson: 4-06.00, Yreka

Pole Vault

1. 12 Angela Henson: 9-00.00, Yreka
2. 10 Kara Jackson: 7-06.00, Yreka
3. 11 Sierra Graves: 7-06.00, Anderson

Long Jump

1. 11 Jenavieve Turner: 15-07.50, Yreka
2. 9 Meghan Murphy: 14-11.50, Winters
3. 12 Caitlin McCoy: 14-09.50, Corning

Triple Jump

1. 12 Emily Andrus: 32-03.00, Yreka
2. 9 Meghan Murphy: 31-01.50, Winters
3. 11 Olivia Orosco: 30-07.00, Winters

Varsity boys team results

1. Yreka 139
2. Corning 67.50
3. Wheatland 65

Varsity girls team results

1. Yreka 149
2. Winters 80
3. Corning 62

JV boys team results

1. Corning 95
2. Yreka 80
3. Gridley 71

JV girls team results

1. Lassen 119
2. Gridley 74
3. Anderson 61
4. Yreka 60

For complete varsity and junior varsity results go to athletic.net.

Pleasant Valley 4 – Chico 0

Division-III

Paradise 3 – Red Bluff 1

Division-IV

Sutter 14 – Wheatland 4

Division-V

Durham 10 – Modoc 0

Division-VI

Westwood 2 – Maxwell 1

Divison-I

Shasta 5 – Red Bluff 1

Division-II

Sutter 15 – Yreka 13

Division-III

Colusa 9 – Winters 5

Division-IV

Hamilton 6 – Fall River 5

Division-V

Maxwell 8 – Chester 0

Division-VI

American Christian 15 – Greenville 7

Varsity boys individual event results (top 3)

100 Meters

1. 11 Eli Chapman: 11.34a, Mt Shasta
2. 11 Ryan Abele: 11.40a, Colusa
3. 11 Zack Marks: 11.64a, Durham

200 Meters

1. 11 Eli Chapman: 22.92a, Mt Shasta
2. 12 Andrew Rodriguez: 23.91a, Colusa
3. 10 Adrian Silva: 24.09a, Live Oak

400 Meters

1. 10 Adrian Silva: 52.62a, Live Oak
2. 11 Cairo Ingram: 53.20a, Trinity
3. 11 Zach McGhee: 53.42a, University Prep

800 Meters

1. 9 Chris Morzenti: 2:02.73a, Mt Shasta
2. 12 Jeppe Glenstrup: 2:05.26a, Trinity
3. 10 Trevor Bischel: 2:09.52a, Durham

1600 Meters

1. 9 Chris Morzenti: 4:38.73a, Mt Shasta
2. 10 Tyler Younkers: 4:52.28a, University Prep
3. 12 Ryder Pisenti: 4:53.06a, Durham

3200 Meters

1. 10 Tyler Younkers: 10:48.70a, University Prep
2. 11 Carlos Martinez: 11:12.14a, Pierce
3. 10 Ivan Urena: 11:31.28a, Hamilton City

110m Hurdles

1. 9 Jarrod Althaus-Cressman: 17.29a, Mt Shasta
2. 11 Andres Mendez: 17.60a, Pierce
3. 12 Nieko Bates: 18.05a, Pierce

300m Hurdles

1. 11 Andres Mendez: 42.75a, Pierce
2. 9 Jarrod Althaus-Cressman: 43.50a, Mt Shasta
3. 11 Joe Richmond: 44.47a, University Prep

4×100 Relay

1. Eli Chapman, Hamedo Mohamed, Daniel Benham, Raul Hernandez: 45.19a, Mt Shasta
2. Matt Nadeker, Spencer Hartmann, Grantham Jones, Tristan Huegal: 45.46a, University Prep
3. Derek Dowdy, Qaday Robinson, Anthony Romero, Alonzo Pinedo: 45.94a, Hamilton City

4×400 Relay

1. Josh Loomis, Cairo Ingram, Tyler Harris, Izak Steele: 3:40.31a, Trinity
2. Clayton Poore, Danny Giordanengo, Hamedo Mohamed, Chris Morzenti: 3:44.11a, Mt Shasta
3. Zach McGhee, Grantham Jones, Wes Hartmann, Ricky Ward: 3:47.44a, University Prep

Shot Put

1. 11 Jacob Candelaria: 44-05.00, Willows
2. 12 Trevor Candelaria: 44-00.50, Willows
3. 12 Kevin Buenrostro: 42-07.00, Colusa

Discus

1. 11 Shawn Hughes: 139-09, Quincy
2. 12 Trevor Candelaria: 134-10, Willows
3. 11 Jacob Candelaria: 133-05, Willows

High Jump

1. 10 Christopher Jaeger: 6-06.00, Hamilton City
2. 11 Josh Loomis: 5-10.00,Trinity
3. 11 Isaac Gilbert: 5-10.00, Durham

Pole Vault

1. 9 Garrett Bryan: 10-00.00, Mt Shasta
2. 9 Preston Blakely: 9-06.00, Mt Shasta
3. 10 Manny Sanchez-Palacios: 9-06.00, Durham

Long Jump

1. 10 Adrian Silva: 19-07.00, Live Oak
2. 12 Nieko Bates: 18-10.75, Pierce
3. 11 Andres Mendez: 18-09.50, Pierce

Triple Jump

1. 9 Garrett Bryan: 41-01.50, Mt Shasta
2. 11 Lino Lovotti: 40-06.00, University Prep
3. 11 Isaac Gilbert: 39-11.00, Durham

Varsity girls individual event results (top 3)

100 Meters

1. 9 Elaina Astin: 13.16a, University Prep
2. 9 Lucy Fuentes: 13.46a, Hamilton City
3. 9 Emely Ramos: 13.93a, Hamilton City

200 Meters

1. 9 Elaina Astin: 27.65a, University Prep
2. 9 Lucy Fuentes: 28.08a, Hamilton City
3. 9 Emely Ramos: 28.50a, Hamilton City

400 Meters

1. 12 Maia Chin: 1:04.01a, University Prep
2. 9 Emely Ramos: 1:06.28a, Hamilton City
3. 10 Samantha Matagulay: 1:06.68a, University Prep

800 Meters

1. 11 Madison Schell: 2:28.94a, Durham
2. 12 Maia Chin: 2:30.11a, University Prep
3. 12 Ellen Sampson: 2:35.13a, Mt Shasta

1600 Meters

1. 11 Madison Schell: 5:24.47a, Durham
2. 11 Helen Mino Faukner: 5:28.84a, University Prep
3. 12 Julie Ostrowski: 6:01.94a, Mt Shasta

3200 Meters

1. 11 Helen Mino Faukner: 12:07.81a, University Prep
2. 12 Julie Ostrowski: 13:07.82a, Mt Shasta
3. 11 Megan Hoffman: 13:08.42a, University Prep

100m Hurdles

1. 12 Lorena Corona: 17.64a, Hamilton City
2. 11 Ashley Smith: 18.23a, Trinity
3. 9 Melody Leveroni: 18.64a, Hamilton City

300m Hurdles

1. 12 Lorena Corona: 51.96a, Hamilton City
2. 10 Lacey Herbert: 53.60a, Live Oak
3. 12 Karina Corona: 53.90a, Hamilton City

4×100 Relay

1. Ella Gallego, Lorena Corona, Emely Ramos, Lucy Fuentes: 52.84a, Hamilton City
2. Hannah Welch, Samantha Matagulay, Maia Chin, Elaina Astin: 52.93a, University Prep
3. Carlie Dunlap, Alyssa Ramirez, Abby Manley, Lauren Frost: 53.69a, Mt Shasta

4×400 Relay

1. Samantha Matagulay, Elaina Astin, Hannah Welch, Maia Chin: 4:28.56a, University Prep
2. Abby Manley, Trinity Cameron-Locker, Ellen Sampson, Julie Ostrowski: 4:30.80a, Mt Shasta
3. Noel Jones, Carmen Lucena, Katherine Freitas, Madison Schell: 4:32.67a, Durham

Shot Put

1. 9 Carlie Dunlap: 29-03.50, Mt Shasta
2. 10 Sophia Ackerman-Mero: 29-03.50, Mt Shasta
3. 11 Leah Maumasi: 29-00.75, Mt Shasta

Discus

1. 11 Leah Maumasi: 89-11, Mt Shasta
2. 10 Sophia Ackerman-Mero: 89-07, Mt Shasta
3. 11 Taryn Burke: 89-07, University Prep

High Jump

1. 11 Victoria Ross: 4-08.00, University Prep
2. 11 Maryvick Ramos: 4-06.00, Hamilton City
3. 11 Madalyn Hart: 4-04.00, Durham

Pole Vault

1. 12 Janelle Jaegel: 8-06.00, Mt Shasta
2. 10 Trinity Cameron-Locker: 7-06.00, Mt Shasta
3. 9 Carmen Lucena: 7-06.00, Durham

Long Jump

1. 9 Lucy Fuentes: 15-03.25, Hamilton City
2. 10 Camille Mendon: 15-00.25, Hamilton City
3. 12 Macey Cox: 14-09.00, Pierce

Triple Jump

1. 9 Rachel Hanna: 31-09.00, Quincy
2. 12 Macey Cox: 30-10.50, Pierce
3. 12 Janelle Jaegel: 30-02.50, Mt Shasta

Varsity boys team results (top 3)

1. Mt Shasta 118
2. University Prep 67
3. Trinity 52

Varsity girls team results (top 3)

1. Hamilton City 125
2. University Prep 118
2. Mt Shasta 118

Junior varsity boys team results (top 3)

1. Trinity 105
2. Quincy 83
3. Willows 56

Junior varsity girls team results (top 3)

1. University Prep 111
2. Pierce 96
3. Live Oak 71

For complete varsity and junior varsity results, go to athletic.net

To report scores or schedule changes, text or call 530-340-0811. Email: siskiyouyouth@sisqtel.net

Scores

Saturday, May 18

Baseball

(3) Yreka 13 – (1) Sutter @ Butte College 15 – NSCIF D-II Championship
A true heart breaker

Friday, May 17

Track

Yreka @ D-II finals in Wheatland
Yreka wins boys and girls championship

Mt. Shasta @ D-III finals at Shasta HS (Redding)
Mt. Shasta boys win, girls tie for 2nd

Etna, Dunsmuir, Weed, Butte Valley, Tulelake @ D-IV finals at West Valley HS
Etna boys & Tulelake girls win D-IV team championships

Tuesday, May 14

Softball

(8) Yreka 0 – (1) Wheatland 8 – NSCIF D-IV Rd-1

(3) Etna 5 – (6) Quincy 6 - NSCIF D-V Rd-1
Game ended on the look back rule…worst rule in softball, but it is a rule

(6) Tulelake 12 – (3) Fall River 13 – NSCIF D-VI Rd-1
Honkers led 12-1 in 5th

Baseball

(3) Yreka 6 – (2) Lassen 0 – NSCIF D-II semi-final
Cadola complete game, 3 hits
Start the BBQ!

(3) Etna 1 – (2) Hamilton 6 – NSCIF D-IV semi-final

(3) Dunsmuir 0 – (2) Maxwell 7 – NSCIF D-V semi-final

After this weekend, there’s only the section track championship left.

Photos by Richard Allan

The Etna Lions boys team and the Tulelake Honkers girls team won the NSCIF D-IV track and field championship held at West Valley High School on Friday. The Tulelake and Fall River boys tied for 2nd, and the Weed girls were 2nd.

Boys individual event results (top three)

100 Meters

1. John Westlund: 11.84a, Fall River
2. Josh Rodgers: 11.86a, Weed
3. John Levesque: 12.06a, Butte Valley

200 Meters

1. Michael Peters: 23.17a, Fall River
2. Dylan Miller: 23.81a, Tulelake
3. Jonathon Pierson: 24.01a, Paradise Adventist Academy

400 Meters

1. Michael Peters: 52.84a, Fall River
2. Dylan Miller: 53.34a, Tulelake
3. Cody Beaumont: 53.91a, Redding Christian

800 Meters

1. John Whelan: 2:00.27a, Etna
2. Logan Herman: 2:05.62a, Tulelake
3. Ansoni Hernandez: 2:06.97a, Tulelake

1600 Meters

1. John Whelan: 4:31.04a, Etna
2. Logan Herman: 4:40.54a, Tulelake
3. Samuel Grafe: 4:42.22a, Redding Christian

3200 Meters

1. John Whelan: 10:31.28a, Etna
2. Mitchell Moutard: 10:46.21a, American Christian Academy
3. Morgan Bahen: 11:00.31a, Etna

110m Hurdles

1. Preston Reugebrink: 17.30a, Loyalton
2. Wyatt Williamson-Stier: 17.64a, Burney
3. Brennan Gilligan: 18.65a , Fall River

300m Hurdles

1. Cody Jacobs 43.94a Herlong
2. Josh Rodgers 44.54a Weed
3. Brennan Gilligan 45.16a Fall River

4×100 Relay

1. Justin DeClusin, Jacob Greeno, Mason Mekeel, Randy Hix: 57.35a, Dunsmuir

4×400 Relay

1. Dylan Miller, Ansoni Hernandez, Junior Idrogo, Logan Herman: 3:39.49a, Tulelake
2. Relay Team: 4:00.66a, Fall River
3. Relay Team: 4:04.80a, Etna
4. Tucker Hoffman: Seth Danley, Jacob Skelton, Matthew Reese: 4:11.72a, Providence Christian

Shot Put

1. Jeff Rhoades: 49-03.00, Dunsmuir
2. Marco Escareno: 40-10.00, Big Valley
3. Noah Gonzalez: 40-08.50, Weed

Discus

1. Ty Bradford: 117-11, Etna
2. Marco Escareno: 116-09, Big Valley
3. Randy Hix: 107-08, Dunsmuir

High Jump

1. Orion McCree: 5-06.00, Dunsmuir
2. Tim Greene: 5-04.00, Etna
3. John Westlund: 5-04.00, Fall River

Pole Vault

1. TJ Arendt: 11-00.00, Burney
2. Max Michelon: 11-00.00, Weed
3. Tarron Branson: 9-06.00, Etna

Long Jump

1. Tim Greene: 19-11.00, Etna
2. John Levesque: 19-05.00, Butte Valley
3. Micah Elloway: 19-01.00, Redding Adventist

Triple Jump

1. John Levesque: 40-03.25, Butte Valley
2. Trevor Robertson: 38-09.50, Butte Valley
3. Micah Elloway: 38-05.50, Redding Adventist

Girls individual event results (top three)

100 Meters

1. Kennedy Hood: 13.27a, Loyalton
2. Mandy Edmondson: 13.37a, Providence Christian
3. Autumn May: 13.49a, American Christian Academy

200 Meters

1. Ashley Lee: 27.90a, Tulelake
2. Mandy Edmondson: 28.12a, Providence Christian
3. Autumn May: 28.22a, American Christian Academy

400 Meters

1. Kylee Baley: 1:02.66a, Tulelake
2. Savannah Kniep: 1:03.88a, American Christian Academy
3. Megan Fairchild: 1:04.95a, Big Valley

800 Meters

1. Kylee Baley: 2:30.03a, Tulelake
2. Emily Adams: 2:37.11a, Tulelake
3. Emily Lowrey: 2:45.05a, Modoc

1600 Meters

1. Belle Moran: 5:19.85a, Redding Christian
2. Stephanie Gouveia: 5:57.52a, Modoc
3. Danica Gressel: 6:12.53a, Loyalton

3200 Meters

1. Belle Moran: 11:50.94a, Redding Christian
2. Stephanie Gouveia: 13:19.93a, Modoc
3. Kirsten Stansberry: 14:08.58a, Big Valley

100m Hurdles

1. Megan Fairchild: 17.51a, Big Valley
2. Kennedy Hood: 17.71a, Loyalton
3. Shyann Dowty: 19.18a, Fall River

300m Hurdles

1. Kennedy Hood: 49.86a, Loyalton
2. Megan Fairchild: 50.50a, Big Valley
3. Allie Baley: 57.00a, Tulelake

4×100 Relay

1. Relay Team: 54.56a, Etna
2. Relay Team: 55.68a, Weed
3. Relay Team: 56.70a, Burney

4×400 Relay

1. Ashley Lee, Allie Baley, Emily Adams, Kylee Baley: 4:26.62a, Tulelake
2. Relay Team: 4:50.58a, Burney
3. Relay Team: 4:58.19a, Etna

Shot Put

1. Sabrina Gribble: 30-01.00, Tulelake
2. Alexandra Hagge: 28-00.00, Dunsmuir
3. Kalia Kaili: 27-08.00, Dunsmuir

Discus

1. Claudia Serrano: 93-01, Modoc
2. Ciara Dowty: 82-10, Fall River
3. Izzy Del Carlo: 78-10, Etna

High Jump

1. Elida Pelayo: 4-10.00, Etna
2. Ashley Lee: 4-08.00, Tulelake
3. Mandy Edmondson: 4-06.00, Providence Christian

Pole Vault

1. Elizabeth Ebrahimy: 8-06.00, Weed
2. Giordan Stenmark: 8-06.00, Weed
3. Lena Daugherty: 7-00.00, Burney

Long Jump

1. Mallory Pappas: 16-01.50, Weed
2. Emily Adams: 15-05.00, Tulelake
3. Jara Chavolla: 15-01.00, Tulelake

Triple Jump

1. Mallory Pappas: 31-05.50, Weed
2. Danica Gressel: 29-11.00, Loyalton
3. Hannah Riddell: 28-02.75, Burney

Boys varsity team results (top three)

1. Etna 89
2. Fall River 60
2. Tulelake 60

Girls varsity team results (top three)

1. Tulelake 103.25
2. Weed 60.5
3. Loyalton 46

JV boys varsity team results (top three)

1. Redding Christian 70
2. Hayfork 53
3. Big Valley 51

JV girls varsity team results (top three)

1. Providence Christian 122
2. Loyalton 50
3. Hayfork 28

For complete varsity junior varsity results go to athletic.net.

The Tigers (42-5) were first on the board on a run largely manufactured by lead off hitter Natalie Barrios in the bottom of the first inning. Barrios walked, stole second, stole third, and scored on an error on her swipe of third base.

Shasta answered in the top of the third inning. With two outs, Racie Carrel singled and stole second base. Carrel found her way home on a single by Noelle Blake, tying the game 1-1.

Alexus Daniels reached on an error to lead off the bottom of the third for Riverside, and went to second on a wild pitch. Barrios walked. With one-out, Courtney Brown doubled in Daniels and Barrios, regaining the lead for the Tigers, 3-1.

Shasta took the lead in the top of the fifth inning. Number-nine hitter Andrea Davis led off with a single. DJ Foster, former Weed HS standout, doubled to put Knights on second and third base. With one out, Carrel walked, loading the bases. There were two outs when Ally Wimer singled to center field. The ball was misplayed and Davis, Foster, and Carrel crossed the plate, putting the Knights on top 4-3.

The Knights threatened again in the sixth inning. Katie Eiler, former Etna HS star, singled with one gone, and then swiped second base. Eiler went to third on a ground out by Davis. Foster walked, and stole second. That, however, was as close as the Knights got to adding an insurance run, as the next batter struck out.

Riverside had runners in scoring position in the sixth and seventh innings, with the biggest threat coming in the seventh. With one out in the seventh, Brown singled, and went to second on a passed ball. Gina Grijalva walked with two outs. Christina Mohl singled to load the bases. The Knights got out of the jam when Austin Schmidt hit a line drive back to Spini for the final out.

Asked how it felt when she caught the game-ending liner, Spini said, “Relieved that I got out of that inning and no one scored.”

Carrel went 1/2 for the Knights with 2 runs, 2 walks and a steal. Eiler went 1/2 with a walk and a steal. Foster was 1/3 with a walk and a double. Wimer was 1/3 with 2 RBIs. Davis went 1/3 with a run. Blake was 1/4 with an RBI.

Spini went the distance (7 IP, 1 ER, 6 H, 6 BB, 3 K).

Shasta takes on the South two-seed Palomer at 3:00 pm on Saturday. Palomar defeated the North one-seed Sam Mateo, 5-4, in eight innings on Friday.