2013 Large Schools-7th Grade | |||||||||||||||||
Sat 3/2 | Fri 3/1 | Thursday 2/28 | Fri 3/1 | Sat 3/2 | |||||||||||||
#1 Magnolia | |||||||||||||||||
Bye | #1 Magnolia | ||||||||||||||||
Consolation Championship | Championship | ||||||||||||||||
Bye | |||||||||||||||||
@ NU ALI | |||||||||||||||||
#4 FLC | 5:50pm | ||||||||||||||||
4pm @ FLC | |||||||||||||||||
#5 Weimar | |||||||||||||||||
11:15am @ West Gym | 3pm @ Ali | ||||||||||||||||
#3 Gilmore | |||||||||||||||||
@ Gilmore 4pm | |||||||||||||||||
#6 Pleasant Valley | |||||||||||||||||
@NU Ali | |||||||||||||||||
@ West Gym | #2 7Hills | 7:00pm | |||||||||||||||
4:40pm | |||||||||||||||||
4:00pm @ 7Hills | |||||||||||||||||
#7 Union Hill | |||||||||||||||||
3rd Place Champ. 10:00am @ Ali | |||||||||||||||||
* Thursday games played at top seed school | |||||||||||||||||
All Friday and Saturday Games are played at Nevada Union High School | |||||||||||||||||
Thursday, February 28, 2013
2013 NEVADA COUNTY LARGE MIDDLE SCHOOL BRACKETS - 7TH GRADE
MAGNOLIA 8TH GRADE HOOPS RESULTS - READY FOR TOURNAMENT
The annual end of season tournament begins today (Feb. 28th) with a Rattler home game in the Magnolia small gym at 4:00 (tentatively). The remainder of the tournament will be played on Friday and Saturday at Nevada Union High School's Ali Gymnasium.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
NAGGIAR VINEYARDS AND WINERY - BLENDING WORKSHOP
The owners of the winery are offering this work shop to the first 20 people as space is limited. This past years event was a huge success so if you would like to attend please call 530-268-9059 to make a reservation.
Irwin will discuss the wines used for blending. He will also share how the properties of varietals change and how to blend these wines. This is a hands-on opportunity to learn and try blending for yourself!
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
MAGNOLIA 7TH GRADE BASKETBALL RESULTS - GILMORE AND FOREST LAKE
In the first contest the Rattlers dropped Gilmore with Kaden Ahlberg leading all scorers with 12 points including knocking down three 3 pointers in the first half.
Zach Rubey had an had a big afternoon in the middle contributing 14 rebounds and 7 blocked shots. Sam Nichols added 6 points to go along with his 6 rebounds.
In the second game, Magnolia traveled to Forest Lake where Clay Corripo lead the Rattlers in scoring with 14 points, along with 6 rebounds and 3 steals. Ahlberg added 11 points, Stephen Taylor added 10 points and 5 rebounds.
The 7th grade Rattlers improved their league record to 10-1 and 18-3 overall.
The League Tournament is set for Friday (3-1) and Saturday (3-2) at Nevada Union High School. Please check back for the full schedule.
Monday, February 25, 2013
RATTLERS OVER BEARCATS - 7TH GRADE HOOPS
Magnolia's 7th grade basketball team took down Union Hill 38-22 on Thursday afternoon by deploying a full court press led by Wyatt Bosworth, Jordan Elliott, and Nate Whittle. Point guard Zach Terra led the team in assists while Stephen Rich and Sam Nichols maintained dominance in the paint and led the Magnolia in rebounding.
BEAR RIVER - COLFAX GIRLS HOOPS - TOKAY PREVIEW
Play the video while you read the story.
Argonaut has scored 1,587 points in their 29 games while giving up 907. This means on average they have scored 54 points per game only while allowing 31. Bear River on the other hand has scored 1633 in 28 games and has given up 937 which means they have averaged 58 ppg and allowed 33. These are two very evenly matched teams and it very well could come down to the sixth man.
Now that we have looked at the 4:00 game let's take a look at what Colfax (20-9) has before them in the 5:30 game. Bradshaw Christian holds a record of 25-2. There losses came by way of St. Mary's and San Clamente of Southern California both of which occurred prior to the Holiday break. The Lady Pride have 4 players who average more than 10 points per game including 5-foot-7 sophomore Erika Bean who delivers over 15 ppg, mostly from the perimeter. The real test may be slowing down the 6-foot sophomore Jordyn Bell who averages 10 ppg along with 8 rebounds. Bell had her best game of the season as she led her team to a 55-53 win over Modesto Christian where she scored 18 points and ripped 17 rebounds. This is a young team so once they step on the big stage their inexperience could show.
Wins this time of year do not come easy and they are usually determined at the foul line. If both teams can grind out a win the two PVL teams would square off on Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at Sleep Train.
Sunday, February 24, 2013
HANK PATERSON - TIES THE PERFECT FLY
Prepare to unlearn everything you know about the art of tying flies. Hank Patterson takes his guiding skills to the vise in this episode of The Reel Adventures of Hank Patterson - Your Fly Fishing Guide. Enjoy. Snap It! -Hank
Saturday, February 23, 2013
CLOCK RUNNING OUT - COACH
The boys and I have only two more games where I will stand on the sideline as their coach and cheer with encouragement. My run as a basketball coach is in its final quarter after 9 seasons. The clock running out. We only have 80 minutes of playing time until my final horn. These boys, many of which I have coached since 2nd grade will be moving on to play middle school ball next winter so my services as coach will not be required.
This group of ballers have taught me a lot about myself such as creating a vocabulary that a group of elementary school kids would understand. I have had a great time showing the boys how to run set plays and press in the full court. I know I have pushed them beyond where they may have thought possible including playing much older, bigger, stronger and faster players. They work very hard and have often found themselves on the short-end on the scoreboard but the proof of their tireless tenacity will be on display when they play other area schools next season. I would like the boys to know they will always be on my team regardless of what color the uniform or the outcome of the game.
I will always remember the time we have shared.
NEVADA COUNTY INTERMEDIATE LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM - EYES ON LIVERMORE
13 Nevada county Little League baseball players and 3 coaches from 3 area leagues will be participating in the Intermediate division in its first season of play. The local leagues which have players on the roster are Penn Valley, Nevada City as well as Bear River as are the coaches.
Click here if you would like to know more about this division.
The game is played where the pitching rubber is 50 feet away from the plate and the base paths are 70 feet long. The pitchers will learn how to throw out of the stretch when a runner is on base due to the runner may lead off. This is a full rules baseball league just like juniors but on a slightly smaller field.
The Nevada county team does not have a name as of yet but they do have a field in Penn Valley. The team holds practice on Sundays for a few hours where the coaches must bring the players up to speed on the rules of the Intermediate division.
The newly-created Little League Intermediate 50/70 Baseball Division World Series will play its inaugural tournament in Livermore, Calif., July 30-to-Aug. 5, at Max Baer Park, home of Granada Little League.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
LADY BRUINS DELIVER A BLOW - COLFAX WINS
There were many hard fouls a few offensive fouls and a head that hit the floor. When all the banging stopped the Lady Bruins were the team left standing. Tonight's basketball game was like a prize fight.
Bear River played the final 4 minutes of their 57-44 second round slug-fest victory without their senior leader Sarah Hagar who's head hit the floor coming down with one of her many rebounds. She has been the I'll do anything girl for the Bruins all season.
The game began with Dixon jumping out to an 11~6 lead as the Bruins looked surprised by the Visitors speed. Hagar proceeded to knock down a long range 2 and then picked up a steal which led to two foul shots by Maddie Dunn to move the score to 11~10. Katelyn Reina followed up with knocking down back to back shots to take the lead at 14~11. Dixon's coach called a timeout with 1:20 to play in first attempting to slowdown the surging Lady Bruins. The first quarter ended with the score 16~13.
Bear River sent Dixon into the bonus with 3:31 to play in the half but the visiting team failed to convert their foul shots going 1-for-9. Savanah Welz hit a 3 at the 2:13 mark to move the score to 25~15. Dixon looked out of sync as Bear River was the much more aggressive team as they dove on the floor for many loose balls. Reina was to much operating out of the post while Hagar was to much on the outside as the first half closed with a score of 30~16. The Lady Bruins held Dixon to 3 points in the second quarter.
After the intermission Dixon deployed a 2~2~1 which sped up the game and at times looked like a rugby game. Teryn Rath picked up her 4th foul at 334 and Reina was called for her 3rd with 4 min to play in the 3rd. While the Lady Bruin's bigs where in foul trouble Bear River went to Hagar who carried the load to end of third stanza at 40~28.
Early in the fourth quarter Hagar hit her head on the floor and went to the sidelines with the score 48~33 in the fourth with 5 min to play and did not return to action. The game was a little sloppy as Dixon attempted to speed up the game. The gym got very loud when Dixon cut the lead to 50~38. Reina did pick up her 4th foul on a and one which cut the Bear River lead to 10. Dixon got a turnover and proceeded cut it to 8. But Dixon was forced to foul Bear River who made enough foul shots down the stretch to pull out the win and move to the third round.
COLFAX defeated Liberty Ranch by a score of 63-53 led by Lady Falcon senior Kaila Tremeureux who dropped 18 points in the win.
A Bear River versus Colfax in the final sure would be fun. Great job to both teams.
The game began with Dixon jumping out to an 11~6 lead as the Bruins looked surprised by the Visitors speed. Hagar proceeded to knock down a long range 2 and then picked up a steal which led to two foul shots by Maddie Dunn to move the score to 11~10. Katelyn Reina followed up with knocking down back to back shots to take the lead at 14~11. Dixon's coach called a timeout with 1:20 to play in first attempting to slowdown the surging Lady Bruins. The first quarter ended with the score 16~13.
Bear River sent Dixon into the bonus with 3:31 to play in the half but the visiting team failed to convert their foul shots going 1-for-9. Savanah Welz hit a 3 at the 2:13 mark to move the score to 25~15. Dixon looked out of sync as Bear River was the much more aggressive team as they dove on the floor for many loose balls. Reina was to much operating out of the post while Hagar was to much on the outside as the first half closed with a score of 30~16. The Lady Bruins held Dixon to 3 points in the second quarter.
After the intermission Dixon deployed a 2~2~1 which sped up the game and at times looked like a rugby game. Teryn Rath picked up her 4th foul at 334 and Reina was called for her 3rd with 4 min to play in the 3rd. While the Lady Bruin's bigs where in foul trouble Bear River went to Hagar who carried the load to end of third stanza at 40~28.
Early in the fourth quarter Hagar hit her head on the floor and went to the sidelines with the score 48~33 in the fourth with 5 min to play and did not return to action. The game was a little sloppy as Dixon attempted to speed up the game. The gym got very loud when Dixon cut the lead to 50~38. Reina did pick up her 4th foul on a and one which cut the Bear River lead to 10. Dixon got a turnover and proceeded cut it to 8. But Dixon was forced to foul Bear River who made enough foul shots down the stretch to pull out the win and move to the third round.
COLFAX defeated Liberty Ranch by a score of 63-53 led by Lady Falcon senior Kaila Tremeureux who dropped 18 points in the win.
A Bear River versus Colfax in the final sure would be fun. Great job to both teams.
LADY BRUINS ROUND TWO PREVIEW - DIXON
The Lady Rams come into tonight's game which tips at 7 pm at Bear River High School shooting 552 three-pointers while shooting 928 from the floor. Dixon (19-8, 7-3) will live and die by the three so if they get hot from behind the ark the Lady Bruins could be in for a heck of a shootout.
Madison Dwelley is the sharp shooter for the team. She stands 5-feet-10 and has taken 118 three point shots while only taking 110 shots from the floor. Dixon also has Gina Garcia who will also fire from anywhere on the court who has taken 146 long range shots and 79 from the floor. As a team they have shot 27% on the 3-ball and 34% from the field.
Also they do not have a real scoring leader as no one on the team has averaged double figures but they do have 7 of their 13-girl roster who averages 5 or more per game.
On December 2, the Lady Rams dropped Colfax 45-27 at Colfax where they shot 21 threes and 29 from the field making 8 and 9 respectively.
This is a perimeter team who does not take the ball to the basket so Bear River's hard-nosed man-to-man should slow this team down but if Dixon is left alone to often this game could be a high scoring affair.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
MAGNOLIA OVER SEVEN HILLS - BOYS HOOPS
The 8th grade boys basketball team dropped Seven Hills in what was described as the most exciting game of the season that kept Rattler and Raider fans on the edge of their seats throughout the contest as Magnola pulled out the victory 50-49. The top scorers for the Rattlers were Grant Skowronski who dropped in 22 points along with Nico Benson who added 8. Solomon Branch and Landen Clark delivered 6 and 5 points respectively.
The 7th grade boys basketball team won 31-28 in a come from behind victory in the 4th quarter to defeat Seven Hills which improved the Rattlers overall record to 15-3 and are now in first place in the league. Zach Rubey played a huge role in the win by scoring 8 of his game high 12 points in the fourth quarter. Rubey also lead the team on the glass with 8 rebounds. Stephen Taylor finished with 11 points along with 4 assists and 4 steals. Clay Corippo and Sam Nichols combined for nine rebounds.
BRAGGING RIGHTS - BASS FISHING
Caught on a reddish worm in 30 ft on Saguaro Lake (near Phoenix AZ) one of 7 or 8 today. 70 degrees & sunny but 39 at 7am. Fished until 3pm.
Why is it fathers always out fish their children?
Nice catch dad!
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
ALTA SIERRA SCHOOL - CASINO NIGHT - SATURDAY
Alta Sierra Elementary School’s first casino night is this Saturday, February 23 at Alta Sierra Country Club. The event, which includes a live and silent auction,evolved from recent years’ wine tasting fundraisers to appeal to larger crowds.“We really wanted to make this a community gathering, as well as a
fundraiser,” Katrina Paz, Alta Sierra Elementary parent teacher
committee president, said. “This should be an evening of parents, friends and
neighbors coming together for a night of fun while raising important
funds for our school.”
Tickets for the event cost $25 per person/$45 per couple and include
appetizers, desserts, and $500 in chips. Prizes include tickets to
Disneyland, artwork and photography, tickets to Sonoma Raceway, rounds of golf at
the Resort at Squaw Creek, private catering, spa services, overnight
stays at Atlantis Casino Resort, Truckee’s Cedar House Sport Hotel and the Grand
Sierra Resort, the opportunity for a student to be a reporter for a day
at The Union, one free year of after-school care, packages from Wolf Mountain
Day Spa, fly-fishing lessons, and various gift certificates to local
shops and restaurants. The festivities begin at 6:30 p.m. and childcare will be
available with advance reservation.
Funds raised that evening will go towards upgrading the computer lab, as
well as field trips, assemblies, classroom equipment and supplies, art
classes, library services, and music, sports, and recreational programs
for more than 330 students.
For more information, or to purchase tickets, call 530-277-6288 or go to
www.pleasantridge.k12.ca.us/altasierra/index.html.
LADY BRUINS LOOK STRONG IN OPENER OVER HILMAR - COLFAX WINS
Bear River jumped out to a 20~3 first quarter lead in first round action of the Sac-Joaquin Section Div IV playoffs against a much lesser team from Hilmar on way to a 63-31 victory.
Hilmar struggled to execute at both ends of the floor all night. Bear River's coach Jeff Bickmore went to his bench early and often as his second unit had very little trouble with keeping pace with the visiting Yellow-jackets. For the on set of the game the Lady Bruins looked like the #1 seed as they went into the locker room at the half with a 37~13 lead.
Someone in the student section said it best, "this game is bad, do you think we can get our money back."
Hilmar did knock down a few 3 point shots in the final 3 minutes of the 3rd which gave the visiting fans a little to cheer about as the quarter closed with the score 50~25.
The final quarter was a little sloppy as Bear River moves to the second round winning 63~31.
Colfax also won handily in their first round game on Tuesday.
BEAR RIVER LADY BRUINS VS HILMAR - FIRST ROUND
The Lady Yellow-jackets look to be an easy contest for Kaitlyn Reina and Company as the finished in fourth place in the Trans Valley League with a 5-7 win loss record but they did earn 18-8 regular season record. But not so fast!
Hilmar has been led by Oliviah Gemperle who has averaged 14 points per game including five contest where she has dropped 20+ as well as recording 13 double-doubles. The Yellow-jackets fell in 8 games this season and there opponent held Gemperle under 10 in six of those losses.
If that wasn't enough to worry about you have another Gemperle to keep an eye on. Savannah is also a scorer as well as play maker who has delivered almost 10 points per game.
The Yellow-jackets also find fire-power from guards Kinsey Pettigrew (9 ppg) and Dominique Miranda (8 ppg).
Tonight's contest will be a battle in the paint. Reina and Teryn Rath will have there hands full with the Gemperle sisters who have chemistry.
BEAR RIVER REC AND PARKS BASKETBALL SKILLS - SPRING 2013
BEAR
RIVER RECREATION & PARK DISTRICT
SPRING
BASKETBALL SKILLS
__________________________________________________________________________
Bear
River Recreation & Park District and the Sierra Nevada Basketball
Association are offering a Basketball Skills Clinic for boys and
girls from 3rd
grade through 8th
grade. The Skills Clinic is designed to quickly increase a player’s
fundamental skills by spending a significant amount of time on each
skill. The skills included are ball handling, dribbling, defense,
passing, screening and shooting. They are covered in 45-60 minute
blocks, on a rotating basis each week. Note that the Skills Clinic is
focused on developing fundamentals and, as such, does not include any
scrimmages or games. Players MUST have the capacity to stay focused
on intensive drills for an extended period of time without becoming
distracted or being a distraction to other players. The Skills Clinic
is a great way for players to prepare for Jr. High school team
tryouts or to augment what they learned during the recreational
season, in preparation for next year. Coach Dave Pistone. $50.00 for
each session. Please wear non-scuff shoes. Attendance is limited.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Registration
Form
Session 1:
- Thursdays: April 4,11,18, 25; 5:45 - 7:15 p.m., $50.00 Session 2:
- Fridays: April 5, 12, 19, 26; 5:45 - 7:15p.m., $50.00
Session 3:
- Thursdays: May 2, 9, 16, 23; 5:45-7:15 p.m., $50.00
Session 4:
- Fridays: May 3,10,17, 24;
5:45-7:15 p.m., $50.00
Name:
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Parents'
Name: _______________________________________________________
Grade:
_______________Age____________________ Girl/Boy (Circle)
Address:
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Phone:(_____)______________EmergencyPhone:(______)_____________________
Email:________________________________________________________________
Session:
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Amount
Enclosed: __________ (Checks Payable to BRRPD)
Mail:
BRRPD, 10042 Wolf Road, Ste. B, PMB#11, Grass Valley, CA 95949
Call:
(530) 268-7275; www.brrpd.org; email: brrpd.org
Spring
and Summer Activity Guide coming soon. Volleyball, Flag Football,
Lifeguarding & more!
Bear
River Recreation & Park District Agreement,
2013
Waiver and Release
In
consideration for being permitted by Bear River Recreation and Park
District (BRRPD) to participate in the above activity, I hereby
waive, release, and discharge any and all claims for damages for
personal injury, death or property damage which I may have, or which
may hereafter accrue to me, as a result of participation in said
activity. This release is intended to discharge in advance the BRRPD
and SNBA (their officers, employees, volunteers, and agents) from any
participation in said activity, even though that liability may arise
out of negligence or carelessness on the part of the persons or
entities mentioned above. It is understood that this activity
involves an element of risk and danger of accidents and knowing those
risks I hereby assume those risks. It is further agreed that this
waiver, release and assumption of risks is to be binding on my heirs
and assigns. I agree to indemnify and hold the above person or
entities free and harmless from any loss, liability, damage, cost or
expense which may incur as the result of my death or any injury or
property damage that I may sustain while participating in said
activity.
PARENTAL
CONSENT: (to be completed and signed by parent/guardian if applicant
is under 18 years of age). I hereby consent that my
son/daughter______________________, participate in the above
activity, and I hereby execute the above Agreement, Waiver, and
Release on his/her behalf. I state that said minor is physically able
to participate in said activity. I hereby agree to indemnify and hold
the persons and entities mentioned above free and harmless from any
loss, liability, damage, cost, or expense which they may incur as a
result of death or any injury or property damage that said minor may
sustain while participating in said activity.
I
HAVE CAREFULLY READ THIS AGREEMENT, WAIVER, AND RELEASE AND FULLY
UNDERSTAND ITS CONTENTS. I AM AWARE THAT THIS IS A RELEASE OF
LIABILITY AND A CONTRACT BETWEEN MYSELF AND BRRPD AND I SIGN IT OF MY
FREE WILL.
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Signature Date
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Name Printed
I
give my permission to Bear River Recreation & Park District to
photograph me or said minor or otherwise use my likeness or that of
said minor for use in Bear River Recreation & Park District's
publicity material or publications, and I will not seek compensation
of any type or amount for such use.
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