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6C Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2011 Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
Shannon O'Kelley advances the ball for Chester. O'Kelley was named this year's Most Valuable
Player in the Feather River Pioneer League. Photo by Shannon Morrow
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Shannon Morrow
Sports Editor
sports@plumasnews.com
The Feather River Pioneer
League girls' soccer teams
have released the names of
this season's all-league play-
ers.
nun
Shannon Q'Kelley of For Portola, Catherine
Chester was recognized asCruse, McKenna Popish,
the league's Most Valuable Vanessa Valle and Brenna
Player. Murray were each chosen to
Emma LeSeur, Miranda the all-league team.
Lemons and Emily LaGroue Mariah Hopkins, Lauren
were each awarded all-league Braddick and Amanda Dor-
selections for the Chester rls earned all-league recogni-
Volcanoes. ti0n for the Quincy Trojans.
Pioneer League MVP
Katelyn Johns gets under the ball for Greenville. Johns won the Most Valuable Player award
in the Pioneer League and was chosen as an alternate for the North-South All-Star game
this Sunday, Dec. 4, at Butte College. Greenville teammates Kaileena Navarro and Sammy
Prior received all-league selections. Photo by Shannon Morrow
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Kayleen Taylor history, earned the sixthsnowy weather, Taft grabbed
Lassen Sports Editorseed after receiving the top a 1-0 halftime lead to eventu-
ktaylOr@lassennews.com spot in the Golden Valleyally winthe game.
Conference with a 3-1 winThe Cougars beat Taft ear-
The Lassen College men'sover Feather River College lier in the season, 2-1, during
soccer team fell to Taft Col- Friday, Nov. 11, in Quincy, a preseason tournament, and
lege, 2-1, in the first round of The teams hosted Taft, the Taft seemed hungry to
the Division III state play- number 11 seed, Saturday,avengetheloss.
offs. Nov. 19, at Susanville Ranch Taft managed to score first
The Cougars, who were able Park. " in the game, and went into
to host a playoff game for the Despite traveling 465 miles defensive mode, protecting
first time in the program's to Susanville and battling the their goal and making it
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difficult for Lassen. make a comeback for Lassen
Jim Hodge, assistant coach even more difficult.
for the Cougars, said the Five minutes of overtime
team seemed flat to him for was allotted during the game
the first 40 minutes of the after the referee warranted
game. the extra time. Known as
"Perhaps after winning the "stoppage time," the five
big game with FRC they minutes were allowed due to
IN THE UNWERSE!
could not get up enough for" injuries.
this one," said Hodge. The game was made a bit
Taft earned another goal in more exciting during this ex-
the start of the second half to tra time when Lassen's Erick
Reynaga scored a free kick
from about 30 yards out.
The Cougars had one more
chance to score, but Taft's
goalie was able to save the
day for the opposing team,
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securing the win to move to
the next round of the state
playoffs.
"The strength in this team
is not in our ability to win
games but in our resilience
in coming back after a de-
feat," said Ben Wade, head
coach for the Cougars. "We
started a team completely
comprised of freshmen. This
team will do great things
next year -- mark my
words."
The Cougars ended the sea-
son with an overall record of
13-3-1 and an 8-1 record in the
GVC.
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