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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, Oct. 12, 201 1 " 3C win Cal Blanton, below, makes an impressive reception. Nate Brown, right, catches his breath after decimating Colusa's offense. The Quincy Trojans enjoyed a 49-0 victory in their homecoming match Oct. 7. Photos by Shannon Morrow Quin y Biggs i Quincy's Shannon Eliason smashes the ball over the net, as teammates Bailey Beeson (No. 20), Maya Ironfox (No. 5) and Tori Beeson (No. 12) focus on the play. The Quincy volleyball team defeated Biggs 25-20, 25-21 and 25-16 at home Oct. 4. Photo by Kirnberly Eliason GOLF RESULTS Graeagle Meadows Women's Golf Club With the golf season wind- ing down, the Graeagle Mead- ows Women's Golf Club com- plet, ed their Ace of Aces com- petition Sept. 29 with the final playoff. Priscilla Piper Won for low gross score and Bar- bara Crist had the best low net score. Members also played the game of T's and F's. Only scores on holes beginning with a T or F were counted. In the first flight Barbara. Crist won for low net. Jacquie Me- Master came in second with Debbie Peterson taking third place. Donna Swanson won for low net in the second flight with Jay Fisher taking second place. Lorraine Cornish came in third. There was a tie for fourth place between Jennifer Baker and Giuliafia Glazer. Jennifer Baker, Priscilla Piper and Wanda Wideriksen had chip-ins. Lake Almanor West Women's Golf Club Sept: 29 was our Mixed Couples Tournament. This is always a fun event, as it is our final one tot the season. First place went to Judy and Burt Cooper with a 61.86. Second place was Carolyn and Mike Willhoit with a 62. Third place was 3anice Nel- son and Frank Neth with a 62.68. Fourth place was Lori and Hal Sinclair with a 63.12. Fifth place was Barbara Rolland and Rich Ryerson with a 65.02. Sixth place was Peggy and Will Wright with a 65.13. Accuracy went to Janice Nelson and Frank Neth. On No. 12, closest to the pin went to Judy and Burr Cooper. On No. 15, closest to the pin went to Lori and Hal Sinclair. There was a shoot-out of seven couples and it was won by Lori and Hal Sinclair. To have your golf club in- cluded in the weekly results, email the in]ormation to sports@plumasnews.com or fax it to 283-3952 by Friday at 3p.m. oR00z tl, *80 RANCH ® Grizzly RanCh, Golf Club FALL SPECIAL includes cart 4375 Grizzly Road, off Hwy 70 www.grizzlyranch.com 800-901-1010 • 530-832-4200 {I!R IF Mrll I: | 1: i Iltqln!:' Golf Course FALL S PE CIAL Starting Monday, Oct. 10 til seasonal closing $55 ;'d'drt 7daysaweek Graeagle Meadows Golf Course Restaurant Breaklhst & Lunch 7 Days * Full Bar * Deck Dining Pro Shop 836-2323 • Restaurant 836-2348 playgraeagle.com I twy 8% (;raeagle GOLF TOURNAMENTS Oct. 15 The 30th annual PurPle Pride Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, Oct. 15, at Plumas Pines Golf Resortl with a shotgun start at 10 a.m. The tournament is being or- ganized by the Portola Boost- er Club, which helps fund ath- letics and academics at Porto- la High School. The cost is $100 and in- cludes 18 holes of golf, a cart and a steak dinner. Dinner can be purchased by non- golfers for $25. There will also be a great prize drawing. Donations and tee sponsors are still needed. To sign up or donate, call Portola High Schoolat 832-4284 or email bmiller@pcoe.kl2.ca.us. Need help REP If it's |we can'll find someo can. Oct. 22 The Greenville High School Booster Club is sponsoring its llth annual golf tournament at Mt. Huff Golf Course Satur- day, Oct. 22, with a tee time of 9:30 a.m. The cost is $50 for 18 holes of golf and a taco lunch. Prize drawing tickets, contests and drinks will be sold separately. For additional information, contact Cherie Whipple at 284-6844 (evenings) or any GHS Booster Club member. Donations for the prize draw- ing will be gladly accepted. To have a golf tournament listed in this calendar, email the information to sports@plumasnews.com or fax it to 283-3952, attention Shannon. G01f Rcsor[ BIG SALE • Ladies Attire 30% • All Shoes 30% off • All Gloves 2 for I off & pair of socks free • Selected Men's Attire 20%-50% off • All Hard Goods Clubs & Bags 15%-20% off • Dozen balls 25% off & Free Dragon Towel Sale starts Wed., Oct. 12 till closing Green Fees: $60 Week Days • $75 Weekends Twilight After 1PM: s40 Week Days ° s50 Weekends All Rates Include Cart 8300,-5067 348 Bear Run ~ Clio - Off A- 15 PLUMAS PINES GOLF RESORT llitzrsdliy Nine  H/izie $20 Member • $30 Non-Member MONDAY OUTLAWS $25 Member • $45 Non-Member Call 530-836-1420 for more information For Tee Times & Information: 530-836-1420 402 Poplar Valley Road. Graeagle, California