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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, March 16, 2011 lC
S P o RT S AND fILE CREATI O N
INSIDE SECTION C-" FEATURING THE ACTION AROUND PLUMAS COUNTY ]
Chester skiers Cody Wilson, left, and Bailey Smith display their awards. Wilson won first place in Tyler Adkins took sixth place overall for Portola at last week's state ski championships. Photo by
men's slalom, while Smith earned eighth place overall. Photo submitted Karen Barker
Plumas skiers do well
in state championships
at Northstar last week
Shannon Morrow
Sports Editor
sports@plumasnews.com
The ski teams of Quincy,
Chester and Portola high
schools competed at the
state championships at
Northstar last week, March
6 - 10, and all three schools
brought home honors.
In the overall combined
team results, Quincy took
sixth place out of more than
30schools, with six skiers
earning points for the Tro-
jans.
Henry Dillingham and
Alexis DeCoe each earned
207 points for Quincy, while
teammates Koby Barker
(198 points), Mariah Hop-
kins (180 points), Garrett
Hagwood (164 points) and
Alienor Delany (145 points)
also contributed to Quin-
cy's sixth-place finish.
In individual overall re-
sults, Portola's Tyler Atkins
captured sixth place out of
the 86 racers who qualified
for the state championships
in the men's division.
Chester's Bailey Smith al-
so won a top-10 plaque in in-
dividual overall results,
taking eighth place out of
the 73 women racing at
states.
Chester won first place in
the men's slalom competi-
tion, as Cody Wilson
claimed the fastest time on
both runs to win by a mar-
gin of almost two seconds in
the combined time.
In the men's giant slalom
(GS) race, Atkins was the
fastest local skier, taking
sixth overall for Portola
with a combined time of
108.13. Hagwood was Quin-
cy's fastest in GS with a
time of 111.50 for the 14th
position, and Moises Mc-
Culloch was the fastest for
Chester with a time of
112.79 for 18th place.
Dillingham (113.91 seconds)
and Barker (114.39 seconds)
took 20th and 23rd, respec-
tively, for Quincy.
Other racers whoearned
points in men's GS were
Portola's Tyler Stockdale
(124.75 seconds), Chester's
Michael Pixler (125.86 sec-
onds) and Chester's Austin
Tatum(142.!l seconds).
In the women's giant
slalom, Smith delivered the
best time among Plumas
County racers with a 114.95
for sixth place. Quincy's De-
Coe (119.64) and Hopkins
(122.79) also turned in solid
times at 20th and 25th place,
respectively.
Portola's Caitlyn Shirley
(128.39 seconds) secured
39th place, and Delany
(142.56) finished 51st for
Quincy.
In men's slalom, Wilson's
combined time of 78.48
earned first place for
Chester. He was followed
by Atkins (88.25 for llth),
Dillingham (89.45 for 15th),
McCulloch (91.42 for 20th),
Barker (92.04 for 21st),
Stockdale (130.08 for 60th),
Hagwood (133.66 for 64th)
and Tatum (142.64 for 67th).
Chester also had the
fastest local women's
slalom time, when Smith
came in at 97.20 seconds for
llth place. She was followed
by DeCoe (99.92 for 15th,
Shirley (107.25 for 24th),
Hopkins (112.52 for 37th)
and Delany (124.00 for 46th).
In the combined team re-
sults, Chester finished 14th
overall with five racers, and
Portola took 17th with three
skiers.
By notching 15th place in slalom and 20th place in giant slalom, Henry Dillingham earned 207 points for Quincy in the men's
division. Photo by Karen Barker
Alexis DeCoe earned 207 points for Quincy in the women's division, with a 15th place in slalom and 20th place in giant slalom.
Photo by Karen Barker
Garrett Hagwood, left, and Koby Barker each won All-League honors and helped Quincy finish
in sixth place overall as a team. Photo by Karen Barker
Mariah Hopkins turned in four good runs for Quincy during the state championships at
Northstar last week. Photo by Karen Barker