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Bul!etin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Tigers take two The Portola girls varsity basketball team won their first two league contests at home last week. The Lady Tigers downed the Williams Yellow Jackets 63-21 on Tues- day and then defeated the Es- parto Spartans Friday night 46 to 23. In the league opener against Williams, the girls played smothering defense, holding the Yellow Jackets to just 21 points. The Lady Tigers outscored the Jackets 14 to 2 in the final period. Steals were a big factor in the victory, with senior Bailey Holt and sophomore Emma Briggs grabbing nine out of a team total of 21. Offensively, the Tigers shot a respectable 50 percent from the floor with four players in double figures. Briggs led the way draining 12 points, followed by senior Lucy Wilbanks who netted 11, while senior Anna Roach and junior Marissa Wehrman each tal- lied 10. Forwards Briggs and Wilbanks led the rebounding for Portola with nine and eight respectively, followed by Roach and senior Ellie Kibble with four apiece. On Friday, the Lady Tigers had to play without their leading scorer, as Briggs was sidelined with an ankle in- jury suffered in practice. The Tigers' rhythm was definite- ly thrown off, as they only shot 38 percent from (he floor. It looked like it might be a long night for the Tigers at the end of the first period with Esparto trailing by only three points, 11 to 8. Howev- er, in the second frame, the Tigers outscored the Spar- tans 16 to 3 to take a 16-point lead to the locker room. After an unproductive third period where the teams scored four points apiece, the Tigers out- paced Espa~to 14 to 7 in the fourth to" nail down the 46 to 23 league victory. Wehrman knocked d~wn 12 points to lead the Tigers, followed closely-byi Holt with 11. Roach lit up the board with nine, and Ltndsay Compton tallied six. On the boards, se- nior forward Camry Hous'el Wednesday. Jan. 26, 2011 5C The Portola.Tigers line up for an inbound, pass. Pictured, from left: Lucy Wilbanks, Ellie Kibble and Emma Briggs. Photo by Shannon Morrow .~ and Roach both grabbed nine pleased with the overall per- rebounds, while Wehrman formance of his team: "These snatched six. Wilbanks and last two games the girls' ball Compton contributed four movement has allowed every- apiece. ~ one to contribute on the of- Coach Matt Compton was fensive end of the court," Compton Said. "On the defen- sive side, we've really been working on our man-to-man coverage in practice lately. I think it's paying off as the girls are really showing bet- ter focus, and staying more involved." The Lady Tigers go on the road this week to take on East Nicolaus and Biggs. No scores, were avail- able at press time. Grooming report Almanor Ranger District: Our recreation crew made a trip out last Friday to set some tracks on the cross- country ski trails at Mc- Gowan Lake. The snow is somewhat heavy and lcy in places, espe- cially in the shade, so use cau- tion, In particular, be aware of and avoid a hole marked with bright orange caution poles on the Morgan Summit to Pear Lake Loop. Go with a friend, go prepared, and go have fun! Eagle Lake Ranger District: Warm temperatures en- courage excellent spring rid- ing conditions. Afternoon rid- ing is best; the morning trails are icy and fast. There are a few dirt patches showing on the Fredonyer loops at Willard Hill and Goumaz. At 55 degrees, the ~snow. is disap- pearing fast. We have about another week of grooming; af- ter that we need new snow. Skiers: We are projecting to have the Butte Lake road groomed for this weekend. Routes Bogard Routes Bogard to Antelope Mountain (B1, B2, B4, .B5) Bogard to C,rater Lake (B2,B3)* Bogard toEagle Lake (B1, B2, B4, B6, B7) Cone Lake ~B9, B10) Fredonyer Routes Fredonyer Long Loop (F1, F2, F6, F5, F4, F3)* Diamond. Mountain (F5-F7),. Fredonyer Short Loop (F1- F3) Fredonyer to Swain Mountain (F1, F8, F9, Fll, $1) Mason Station (F11-F12) Swain Mountain Routes Mt. Siaging to 10 Road ($1, $2, $3, $9) Swain Jennie Spriqgs/Rock Creek (S1~, $4, $5) Bond Valley ($3, $4) . Mud Creek Loop ($6-$8) 10 Road ($7,, $8, $5, $8, $9, $10, g9, gl) 'Morgan summit Routes Morgan summit to Pear Lake Loop Tamarack Springs 48 Road North Morgan Summit to M!neral Summit Summit Creek TraiI .... Ashpan Snowmobile Park Ashpan Trail System Round Trip Mileage Date Last Groomed 26 01/18/2011 14 0111812011 80 011041201:1 3.8 0111212011 31.4 01/18/2011 3.4 0!/18/2011 15.2 01/10/2011 20.5 01/10/2011 • 8.5 0111012011 10.5 9.8 12.8 31.5 44 5O Latour Trail System 40 Notes: 01/19/2011 01/20/2011 0111912011 01/20/2011 01/t9/2011 0110712011 01/14/2011 4O 40 01/19/2011 3.8 0111912011 0111512011 0111512011 i~;Uii ..... Californ{a State Fire Training (FSTEP) Lassen Community College will be presenting an eight hour annual fire safety training class for fire Contractors (dozers, water tender operators, t~mber fallers, pickup drivers). This 'class is intended for venttors who work directly on the fire line. In order to work on the fire line, you MUST attend this class. The class will be offered in" four locations. There will be a $40.00 per person (Calif. Resident non Res $61.00) registration fee as a college class. 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