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INDIANAPOLIS — Katherine Legge didn't know she'd have a shot at the Indianapolis 500 until it was time to qualify, when Schmidt Peterson Motorsports decided to put her in its second car at the last second. Pippa Mann chatted with tire makers, dropped in on the folks from the television networks and even tried to get cozy with engine maker Honda in the hopes of landing a ride. Both of them have overcome long odds to join Ana Beatriz and Simona de Silvestro in Sunday's 33-car...
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Several local athletes qualified for the Northern Section Master’s Meet that will take place today at West Valley High School. Field events will begin at 4:00PM and track events are set to begin at 6:00PM.
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The Marysville Gold Sox released their 2nd Annual High School All-Metro Award winners last week. Several local athletes will receive their awards at the 2nd Annual All-Metro Sports Awards Night to be held at Appeal-Democrat Park in Marysville prior to the game on Sunday, May 26, 2013.
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Results from NSCIF Division II, Division III, and Division IV track and field finals.
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In February of this year, at the NSCIF Track and Field Committee Meeting, Ed Roach was selected as the Northern Section Honored Coach. For nearly four years, Ed has distinguished himself as a dedicated, hardworking, and knowledgeable professional with an immense amount of passion for the sport.
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Wheatland High School hosted the Butte View League Track and Field Championships last Friday, where several Gridley athletes had huge success at both the varsity and JV levels. The top two finishers in each event qualified for the NSCIF Division II Championships that will take place today at Wheatland’s John Sohrakoff Jr. Field.
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Local firefighters and police officers will play in the 11th Annual Guns & Hoses Friday, May 17, 2013 at 6 p.m., at Vierra Park as a fund raiser for the Gridley High School Baseball Field. Come hungry because the snack bar will be serving hamburgers and hot dogs to help raise money. Little League coaches will take on the Guns & Hoses players following the first game with a home run derby in between the two matches.
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Several Lions came back to Live Oak wearing Sacramento Valley League Championship medals after competing at the Sacramento Valley League Championship Meet last Tuesday in Mt. Shasta. The champions along with the second place medalists—in both the varsity and JV divisions—qualified to advance to Friday’s NSCIF Division III Championship at Shasta High School in Redding.
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Sammy Cota, Freshmen - Co-offensive MVP (All-League); Kyle Duran, Senior - Bulldog Award; Saad Khan, Senior - Most Improved; Jonathan Villapania, Sophomore - Defensive MVP and Quinn Spring, Freshmen - Co-Offensive MVP (All-League). (Photo provided)
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Michael Catbagan, the Lions’ number one player, made his way all the way to the SVL Singles Finals, but had to withdraw from the championship due to muscle cramps. Catbagan had also teamed with Jose Gonzalez to make it to the SVL Doubles Championship match; however, because of Catbagan’s withdraw, the team had to default their double championship match.
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The Gridley High School Varsity Boys' Baseball team and Varsity Girls' Softball team concluded both of their seasons with the first annual Gridley Boys vs. Girls Softball game. The boys came out victorious by a score of 14-0.
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Brandon Lara broke two local records at the 2013 Hershey Track Meet.
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The annual Hersey Track Meet was held at Biggs High School on April 27, 2013.
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The Live Oak Lions varsity baseball squad has had a tough season, with only one win and many blowout losses up to this late point in the season. This statement couldn’t have rung more true at Friday’s game against the Pierce Bears, where the Lions could not tame the opposing offense and lost 16-0 in five innings.
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After winning all three games last week against Winters, the Lady Bulldogs fell in their double-header against Sutter on Tuesday afternoon.
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The hats, the bats, and even the gnats were out in full force Tuesday when the Lions took on the Spartans of East Nicolaus. The Lions would have one of their best offensive games of the year, yet they also performed some of their worst defense of the year as well. While the sun was nice and shining, the Lions were no match for the offensive East Nicolaus club. Ultimately, the Lions’ poor defense outweighed its offense, and they lost by a stunning score of 27-11 in five innings.
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