Volleyball

Shasta Cascade League MVP: Claire Pynes

All-League: Sarah Loogman

Honorable Mention: Annalesia Nadig

Soccer

All-League: Erik Anaya

Honorable Mention: Brent Davis

Football
All-League (California 8-Man)
Erin Kirch
Corey Knowles
Nathan Gonzales

Honorable Mention
LT Hisey
Jacob Mekeel (more…)

YREKA – The Yreka Miners boys basketball teams may be stocking up on cans of Raid for the next time the Henley Hornets visit Miner Gym. Despite strong efforts by Gareth Watkins and Andrew Ward, the varsity fell 61-37. The JV and frosh squads had even rougher nights.

The Hornets doubled up Yreka’s varsity in the first quarter 18-9. The Miners, however, responded with a good effort in the second stanza.

Trailing 20-9, Cody Brooks hit a hoop to make it 20-11. A bucket by Ward made it 20-13. After Henley scored to go up 22-13, a steal and basket by Ward, and an inside power move by Watkins cut the deficit to 22-17. At the half, Yreka trailed 26-20.

The Hornets stung the Miners for nine straight points to open up the second half, building a 35-20 lead. Midway through the third quarter, Watkins took control of the offensive paint, scoring eight points for the Miners. But, the Miners had no answer for the Henley offense. Henley led 45-30 going into the final frame. The Hornets outscored Yreka 16-7 in the fourth quarter, to win 61-37.

Watkins recorded 17 points for the Miners, and Ward had 11. (more…)

MERRILL, Ore – It took overtime to do it, but the Etna Lions overcame a less than stellar start to beat the Lost River Raiders 60-57 last Monday night.

The Lions trailed 15-11 after the first quarter, and found themselves down by as many as 12 points, 30-18, in the second quarter. With the score 30-18, Ryan Hicks completed an old fashioned 3-point play to cut the deficit to 30-21. Brent Davis added a bucket just before half to make it 30-23 going into the intermission.

The Lions finally made their move about midway through the third quarter. With the score 36-25, Hicks hit back-to-back buckets, reducing the margin to seven points, at 36-29. A hoop by Davis made it 37-31. Buckets by Hicks and Erik Anaya, brought the Lions to within four points, 35-39. A pair of freebies by Davis made it a 2-point game, 37-39. With five seconds left in the third quarter, Davis cut baseline and converted a pass from Anaya into a basket to tie the contest at 39-39.

A couple of hoops by Seth Jordan to start the final frame gave the Lions their first lead at 43-39. The Raiders regained the lead 45-43, but Anaya tied it at 45-45 off a dish from Jordan. Six points in a row from Davis made it a 6-point advantage for Etna, 51-45. (more…)

MERRILL, Ore – The Etna Lady Lions varsity and JV basketball teams invaded Lost River last Monday, and swept the Lady Raiders. The varsity won 44-27, and the JVs dominated 54-26.

After leading most of the first quarter, the varsity squad found themselves down 12-10 going into the second quarter. Paige Finley put the Lady Lions back on top early in the second quarter, 13-12, with a 3-point play the hard way. With Lost River leading 14-13, Trina Appler put Etna up 15-14 on a put back, starting a 14-4 Lady Lion run to finish the half. At the break, it was Etna 27 – Lost River 16.

Neither team exactly scorched the nets in the third

quarter, with the teams scoring a combined 11 points, leaving Etna up 33-21.

Early in the fourth quarter, Lindsay Stacher grabbed a rebound, and was fouled during the put back. Stacher hit the freebie to complete the 3-point play, making it 36-22. Then, Finley went coast-to-coast for an easy lay up, as part of a 7-1 run to begin the final frame. Etna went on to win 44-27.

Finley led the Lady Lions with 13 points. Sarah Loogman and Annalesia Nadig each had eight points.

Etna improved its record to 2-3. The Lady Lions travel to the Rogue River tourney this weekend. (more…)

By Carly Hammon

DORRIS - The Happy Camp Indians’ boys and girls traveled to Butte Valley last weekend for the 25th Annual Bulldog Classic. The Varsity Boys started out with a pair of back-to-back games against the host Butte Valley Bulldogs. The Indians came out behind in both games, with almost identical scores of 30-56 in game-one and 30-58 in the second.

Kevin Harrison dropped 14 points in the first game. Craig Reece led the Indians in game two with nine points, and Harrison added eight. Happy Camp took on Maxwell for their third and final game of the tournament.  Harrison again put up a fight, scoring 24 of the Indians’ 47 points. Andrew Bley added seven more, but it wasn’t enough, and the Indians came up short with a 53-47 loss, leaving them with a 0-3 record. (more…)

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…)