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2C Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
The Chester High School wrestling team won the Division IV sectional championships in v~rdlows last weekend. Photo submitted
• • •
Last week was eventful for
the Chester High School
wrestling team, as heavy
snowfall and lack of power
presented a few challenges.
"Practice in a cold and
poorly lit room and driving
in winter conditions made
for an interesting week."
said Chester coach Tom
Maumoynier.
Despite the weather, the
team made it down to the Di-
vision III and IV Sectional
Championships in Willows
and had a great deal of suc-
cess last weekend.
The Chester Volcanoes
claimed their fourth consec-
utive Division IV champi-
onship, winning by a wide
margin over Tulelake.
In the overall team stand-
ings among the Division lII
and Division IV teams,
Durham won with 196.5
points, followed by Chester
with 155.5, Willows with
152.5, Trinity with 145 and
Modoc with 135.
If competing in Division
III, Chester would have fin-
ished ~[n second place, but as
a Division IV school, the
Volcanoes could not ~eceive
the runner-up award.
Chester earned two indi-
vidual titles. Clay Buchanan
won at 105 pounds and West-
ley Ruffer won at 162
pounds.
The Volcanoes had three
wrestlers finish second: Dy-
lan Ruffer (132 pounds),
Rocklin Loranger (137
pounds) and Matt Staggs
(154 pounds).
Placing fourth were Tyler
Tatum at 115 pounds, Chris
Sexton at 142 pounds and
Forrest Cummings at heavy-
weight.
T.J. Eidhammer (114
pounds) and Cole Conner
(191 pounds) each finished
fifth.
Chester had eight
wrestlers qualify for the Sec-
tional Masters tournament
m Redding this weekend,
which includes all divisions.
Clay Buchanan is the
number one seed, Westley
Ruffer is the number three
seed and Dylan Ruffer and
Rocklin Loranger are each
sixth seeds.
The top three in each
weight division qualify for
the State Championships in
Bakersfield the following
week.
IgO ]eCF
Although the Portola
Rotary Club's snowmobile
poker run was hindered by
last weekend's deep snow,
a few folks still brought
their snowmobiles up to
play around. The poker run
still happened in the park-
ing lot of Grizzly Store.
Janie Stewart won first
place, followed by Bob
Ciapponi in' second, Beau
Clover in third and Chaz
Carroll in fourth. The draw-
ing for the snowmobile
was won by Mike Allegri,
who is Rotarian Jerry
Todd's grandson.
Photo submitted
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In its final home game of the season, the FRC men's bas-
ketball team led most of the match before being overtak-
en by Butte, 74-67. Pictured is coach Randy Rick, giving
instructions during a timeout. Photo by Shannon Morrow
II wins
The Feather River College
Golden Eagles baseball
squad continued its strong
start on the road as it took on
the Big 8 conference in
Sacramento Feb. 10 - 12, fin-
ishing with a 2-1 road record.
The Golden Eagles beat Co-
sumnes River on Thursday
by a score of 2-1. On Friday
the Golden Eagles handed
American River their first
loss of the season by a score
of 10-2. Then on Saturday the
Golden Eagles lost to Sierra
College by a score of 9-2, as
the Golden Eagles committed
three errors in the loss. The
Golden Eagles are now 5-2 on
the season.
Thursday's ballgame
against Cbsumnes River was
highly intense throughout as
the Golden Eagles held on for
the 2-1 victory. Sophomore
Kyle Stone broke a 1-1 tie in
the top of the seventh with a
lead-off home run to provide
the deciding margin for the
Golden Eagles.
The Golden Eagles were
only able to muster five hits
m the game and Stone had
three of those hits. On the
mound for the Golden Ea-
gles, freshman Dae Yang
Kim earned his first college
win. Kim went six strong in-
nings allowing five hits, one
run and striking out two.
Freshman Andrew Millner
picked up his first save by
pitching a scoreless 1-2/3 in-
hinge. Cosumnes had run-
ners on first and third in the
bottom of the ninth with one
out, when Golden Eagle
sophomore first baseman
Victor Mendoza snagged a
line drive and touched first
for the double play to end the
game.
Friday's contest with
American River saw the
Golden Eagles overcome an
early 1-0 deficit by scoring
four runs in the third as they
beat the Beavers 10-2. The
Golden Eagles pounded out
13 hits and they had four hit-
ters have multi-hit games led
by sophomore Dayton
Alexander and his three hits
and three runs scored. Fel-
low sophomores Mendoza
and Stone each tallied two
hits in the game as well for
the Golden Eagles.
On the mound, sophomore
Cody AndersOnq:ame on in
relief to throw five shutout
innings to collect his second
win of the season; he allowed
one hit and struck out three.
In Saturday's contest the
Golden Eagles committed
three errors that led to four
unearned runs as they lost to
Sierra College by a score of 9-
2. The Golden Eagles com-
mitted two errors in the first
with two outs that led to two
unearned runs and-they
couldn't recover from the
early deficit.
The Golden Eagles were
able to get nine hits but they
couldn't get the big hit when
they needed it. Sophomore
Casey Yocom led the Golden
Eagles offense with three
hits; sophomore Victor Men-
doza and freshman Austin
Bali each collected two hits
as well.
The 2011 Feather River
baseball season continues
with a trip to Yuba College
this weekend. The Golden
Eagles play a single game on
Friday and a doubleheader
on Saturday against Yuba
College. To get updated stats
and information on the Gold-
en Eagles go to spin-
costats.com, gvcstats.corn/or
the Feather River College
Baseball Facebook site.
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