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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011 lC INSIDE PLUMAS cou. , Quincy's Garrett Hagwood took sixth place out of Karen Barker more than 50 skiers in the first race of the season at Northstar Jan. 3. Photos by Shannon Morrow Sports Editor sports@plumasnews,com The Quincy and Portola High School ski teams had their first race of the season Monday, Jan. 3, when they competed in Giant Slalom at Northstar. In the men's division,, Luis Rubalcava-Cunan fol- lowed, registering a 2:18.14 to secure the 15th position for the Quincy Trojans. Additional local racers in- cluded Quincy's Daniel Hay- good in 28th place at 2:31.66, Portola's Tyler Stockdale in 30th at 2:32.88 and Quincy's Dante Knowles in 32rid at more than 50 skiers raced. 2:34.08. Quincy and Portola earned five of the top 15 positions. Garrett Hagwood was the fastest local racer of the day, taking sixth place overall for Quincy with a combined time of 2 minutes, 11.27 sec- ond~. Portola's Tyler Atkins was next, clocking a combined time of 2:13.12 for eighth place. Quincy's Henry Dilling- ham and Koby Barker took 10th and llth, respectively, with exactly 1.5 seconds sep- arating their combined times. Dillingham came in at 2:14.31 and Barker finished at 2:15.81. Quincy's Danny Ryback and Brian Wood each put two runs together to finish 39th and 41st, respectively. In the women's division, Quincy had three racers compete in a field of 38. Alexis DeCoe placed ninth overall with a combined time of 2:17.85. Mariah Hop- kins took 26th at 2:35.90, and Alienor Delany finished 32rid at 2:50.79. The Quincy and Portola ski teams competed at Alpine Meadows last Mon- day, Jan. 10, in their first slalom race of the season. See next week's newspaper for photos and results. Koby Barker digs in his edges as he makes another tight turn on the Giant Slalom course. Alexis DeCoe represented the Quincy Trojans with a top-10 finish in the women's corn petition. FRC's Kaitlyn Porter quickly advances the ball down court to take advantage of a one-on-one situation, as her four teammates hustle in behind her. Heather Hamilton made 10 of 12 shots to total 26 18 rebounds in FRC's 69-65 win last Friday. Photos Morrow points and by Shannon Shannon Morrow ister the 4-point win. really didn't miss, so we fed at 5 p.m. Sports Editor "We were excited to play, her the ball. She played However, Siskiyous was sports@plumasnews.com but we weren't focused and great." delayed by an icy mishap on came out flat," said White. Brittany Hill drained 14 the drive up, so FRC ended In their first game back af- "After I encouraged our play- points for the Golden Eagles, up playing Porterville two ter winter break, the Feather ers at halftime to limitmaking two 3-pointers and hours earlier. River College women's basket- turnovers and make good going 4-for-4 from the free- The Golden Eagles made ball team earned a 69-65 victo- shot selections, we came out throw line. up their game with Fresno ry at home against PorterviUe and pecked away at [Porter- Kelly Hernandez captured the next day. Fresno, the last Friday, Jan. 7. ville's] lead." .11 points and seven rebounds fifth-ranked team in the "We needed that," said Feather River sophomore : for FRC, shooting 5-for-5 state, defeatedFRC 106-40. FRC coach Haley White. "It Heather Hamilton made 10 of from the free-throw line. FRC's next home game is started 2011 on a good note." 12 shots from the floor to fin- Feather River was original- Wednesday, Jan. 19, against The FRC Golden Eagles fell ish with 26 points, 18 re- ly scheduled to play Fresno Siskiyous. The women's behind by 13 points in the bounds and three steals.City College Friday at 7 p.m., game is scheduled for 5:30 first half, but found their fo- "We had key plays from following a game between p.m. and will be followed by cus in the second half to reg- Heather," said White. "She Porterville and Siskiyous themen's game.