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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011 5C
Postseason under way
Shannon Morrow
Sports Editor
sports@plumasnews.com
The playoffs begin this
week for the local high
schools' boys' and girls' soc-
cer teams.
In the boys' division, Quin-
cy earned the No. 1 seed.
Chester earned the top seed in
the girls' division.
On Wednesday, Oct. 26, the
Portola and Quincy girls' soc-
cer teams will compete in a
semifinal playoff match at
Portola, beginning at 6 p.m.
The winner of that game
will face Chester in the cham-
pionship match Saturday,
Oct. 29, beginning at 5:30 p.m.
at Chester High School.
The Chester Volcanoes
earned home field advantage
by finishing their regular sea-
son with an 8-0 record.
In the boys' playoffs, Quin-
cy received a first-round bye
after eighth-seeded Squaw
Valley Academy bowed out of
the brackets.
Quincy will play a semifi-
nal game Thursday, Oct. 27,
in Quincy. If the Trojans win,
they will also host the cham-
pionship match Saturday,
Oct. 29.
The boys' playoff tournament
is made up of the best teams
in the Shasta-Cascade League,
Evergreen League and Feath-
er River League.
This week's quarterfinals
slated No. 2 Tulelake against
No. 7 Weed, No. 3 Mt. Shasta
against No. 6 Trinity and No.
4 Fall River against No. 5 Red-
ding Christian.
Quincy's overall record this
season is 17-5-2, including
tournaments and non-varsity
opponents.
Miranda Lemons finds run-
ning room. Chester hosts the
title game Saturday, Oct. 29.
Photo submitted
Quincy senior Zach Theuriet-Howe provides solid defense. The
Trojans have a playoff game Thursday, Feb. 27. Photo by
Shannon Morrow
Greenville alumni suit up
Shannon Morrow
Sports Editor
sports@plumasnews.com
This Saturday evening, Oct.
29, alumni football players
from Greenville High School
will have the chance to pull
on the pads one more time
and compete against each oth-
er in a full-contact football
game.
The contest, which begins
at 7 p.m., is a fundraiser for
Greenville High School.
The teams, which have al-
ready held several practices,
will consist of graduates of
even-numbered years compet-
ing against graduates of odd-
numbered years.
Denny Wright is coaching
the "home" team, and Dean
Brackett is coaching the "vis-
iting" team.
The quarterbacks will be
Matt McCutcheon for the
home team and Raymond
Robinson for the visiting
team.
Kaley Bentz, who organized
the game, will play wide re-
ceiver for the home team,
along with Trevor Bentz and
Chris Preston.
The wide receivers for the
visiting team are Nathan
Tucker, Colton Mohr and
Brandon Robinson.
The home team's running
backs are slated to be Ehren
Bentz, Powell Meads, Larry
Yocum, Jason McIntyre, Jim-
my Purkey and Garret New-
comb.
The running backs listed on
the visiting team are Dustin
Nelson, John Bowen, Joe
Morris, Derrek Taddei, Kalija
Steele, Mike Mohr and Adan
Combreros.
For linemen, the home
team will depend on Matthew
DiGiacomo, Sascha Grutter,
Jim Larsen, Jason Wyman,
Ryan Meacher, Blake Roath,
Tony Garcia, Joey Floriolli
and Michael Gorbet.
The visiting team's line will
be anchored by Jeff Perozzi,
Brandon Pack, LandoR
Thrall, Raymond Talavera,
J.R. Flores, Paul Harris, Hugh
Ausmus, Michael Deal, Luke
Carthew and Jaime Gonzales.
These rosters may change.
Players are advised to check
the roster on game day to see
what team they are on.
Admission to the game is
$10. The class of 2012 will be
running concessions, fresh
cider will be sold by students
in the natural resources pro-
gram, and new GHS apparel
will be sold by the Associated
Student Body.
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