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Learning lessons for Twelve Bridges at Sierra College passing league
It may be summer, but with the prep football season just around the corner, teams are working hard in preparation for kickoff in August. While some teams will field plenty of returning starters, others are full of players with limited experience and need to utilize the summer to see what they have in talent.
Skeet Reese Claims First Bass Pro Tour Win at James River
– On his 55th birthday, Skeet Reese of Auburn, California, received one of the best presents of his life. The newly-announced Bass Fishing Hall of Famer added his first Bass Pro Tour trophy to his long list of accolades at the Major League Fishing (MLF) General Tire Stage Six Presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts on the James River, plus the $100,000 top prize that came with it.
Bulldogs, Trojans play in California Live '24 tourney
Folsom and Oak Ridge’s varsity boys’ basketball summer teams competed in the California Live ’24 tournament held last weekend in Roseville. One-hundred and sixty-eight of the best boys’ high school basketball teams in the state, including six of the top-10 in the MaxPreps rankings, competed in the tournament.
Humboldt Crabs thrill their fans with back-to-back walk-off wins
There’s been no lack of excitement when the Humboldt Crabs and Lincoln Potters have faced off this summer. After dropping their series opener to the Potters on Friday night — and their fourth straight game against them this season — the Crabs responded in thrilling fashion on the way to posting back-to-back walk-off wins against Lincoln on Saturday and Sunday.
Potters drop two in first road trip
The first road trip of the season was not a kind one to the Lincoln Potters. After a 21-3 start to the season, Lincoln has dropped three of its last five games, including losing two out of three in Arcata over the weekend against the Humboldt Crabs. Friday- Potters 6,...
Hebah Hefzy Becomes 1st Hijabi Runner to Finish World’s Oldest 100-Mile Ultramarathon
On Sunday, Hebah Hefzy, a neurologist and mother of three, became the first hijab-wearing athlete to complete the Western States Endurance Run, the oldest 100-mile ultramarathon in the world with a route from Olympic Valley near Lake Tahoe to the suburbs of Sacramento. Hefzy said she didn’t feel certain about...
Woodcreek upends Roseville behind Gray
The defending champions of the District 54 Major All-Star Tournament has been pushed to the loser’s bracket. Sunday at Mann Park in Folsom, Woodcreek upset Roseville, 3-2, in the winner’s bracket finale, as three teams remain in the tournament. Roseville, the defending champs, now has to beat Lakeside...
West Park, Woodcreek play in California Live '24 tourney
One-hundred and sixty-eight of the best boys’ high school basketball teams in the state, including six of the top-10 in the MaxPreps rankings, were in Roseville this weekend for the California Live ‘24 Tournament. Among those teams were a few local teams from Roseville, including West Park and...
Placer Valley Welcomes Summer with a Sizzlilng Sports Schedule
Placer Valley has a number of great events coming up:. West Coast Elite’s electrifying NorCal Summer Tip-Off Basketball tournament @the Grounds!. Intense competition and talent will be on display!. The 2nd annual Cars Against Cancer car show is on July 7th, 8 AM - 12 PM, at All American...
Woodcreek claims District 54 All-Star championship
The Woodcreek Major All-Stars rolled through the District 54 All-Star Tournament, outscoring four opponents 26-6 in claiming the championship. On Tuesday night at Mann Park in Folsom, Woodcreek defeated Lakeside, 7-1, to win the championship. Lakeside had lost its second game of the tournament and had to come through the loser’s bracket, playing their last four games in four days, and ran out of gas.
Cali Live '24: What We Learned
We evaluated games at each hour for each of the three days of the 168-team Cali Live 24 and these are the most prominent things we took away from the three-day event. The 168-team Boys Cali Live '24 June Scholastic Live Period event in Roseville, Calif. concluded on Sunday with first place pool finishers playing another first place finisher in a de-facto championship game. There were 42 pools in all and many standouts across the board. There were tons of players to evaluate, and Cali Live '24 helped many in their recruitment during a scholastic setting. Most of all, it gave every player a chance, a fairly equal opportunity to be seen, and that's what the two June live period weekends designed for high school teams are all about. In this report, we'll talk a look at the overall themes of the event.
Fast Fridays: 'Ironman' Lightcap has just enough in the tank to win 25-lap main event
FAST FRIDAYS Main-event results for June 28 Division I Scratch: 1. Broc Nicol, 2. Billy Janniro, 3. Blake Borello, 4. Charlie Trana. Division I Handicap (25 laps): 1. Slater Lightcap, 2. Louie Mersaroli, 3. Blake Borello, 4. Rees Todd, 5. Bart Bast, 6. Broc Nicol. Support Class: 1. Larry Staggs, 2. Catherine Moore, 3. Mike Newnham. Youth 250: 1. Jameson Hutchinson, 2. Caden Cavrikas, 3. Wesley Rearick. Youth 150: 1. Riley Rearick, 2. Gavin Evans Seeley, 3. Zander Schroeder.
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