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1B Sports Tehama Tracker Monday's results Tuesday February 12, 2013 NHL Sharks 2 Columbus 6 Marleau: Goal Pavelski: Goal Friday's results BOYS HOOPS Los Molinos 31 Redding Christian 74 Mercy 43 Liberty Christian 75 Malachi Jones: 29 points GIRLS HOOPS Central Valley 36 Corning 48 Los Molinos 32 Redding Christian 55 Mercy 2 Forfeit 0 Liberty Christian Schools jockeying for playoff position Tehama County high school basketball teams have one week left to jockey for playoff positions. A look at Monday's released playoff points: Division 3 — Boys Red Bluff (10-14) dropped a pair of games last week, but remained in the fourth seed and in position to host a first round playoff game. Defending section champion Enterprise (20-3) remains the top team followed by 2012 runner-up Foothill (17-8) and Shasta (11-11). Oroville (7-17) is fifth followed by Las Plumas (6-18) and Paradise (4-19). Division 4 — Boys Despite a Friday loss to two-time defending section champion Central Valley (13-11), Corning (22-2) remained tied atop Division 4 with Orland (20-4). Gridley (16-9), last year's runner up, is third followed by Central Val- ley. The top four schools will receive first round byes. Division 5 — Boys Los Molinos (8-15) is still hanging on to one of the final two spots in the 16-team tournament even after dropping both of its games last week. Weed (20-4) and Mt. Shasta (185) are tied atop the division followed by defending section champion Liberty Christian (17-7) and Modoc (18-4). The Bulldogs are in 15th leading Quincy (3-18), Esparto (1-17) and Etna (3-15). Division 6 — Boys Mercy (6-17) lost to Liberty Christian and fell down one spot to 16th. The top 12 teams make the playoffs. Redding Christian (20-4) lead the division followed by Chester (20-5) and Maxwell (15-5). Loyalton (107) and last year's runner-up Paradise Adventist Academy (17-6) are tied for the fourth seed. Division 3 — Girls The Lady Spartans (15-7) suffered through injuries and two losses last week, but still sit in the fourth seed. Enterprise (23-1) leads the division followed by last year's runnerup Oroville (16-7) and defending section champion Paradise (15-9). Shasta (10-11) is fifth followed by Foothill (10-14) and Las Plumas (7-18). Division 4 — Girls The Lady Cardinals (13-8) slipped down one spot to third following a loss to Lassen. Sutter (17-6) and last year's runner-up Anderson (13-8) sit in the top two spots. University Prep (18-6) is fourth. Division 5 — Girls The Lady Bulldogs (4-18) lost both of its games last week and are still ranked 17th. Just ahead of them are Esparto (1-16), who has an advantage in strength of schedule. Durham (17-6), Weed (17-7), Mt. Shasta (14-8) and last year's runner-up Portola (15-7) are the top four teams. Division 6 — Girls The Lady Warriors (11-11) beat Hayfork and got a win over Liberty Christian by forfeit last week to keep their playoff hopes alive. They currently sit in the 12th and final spot of the tournament ahead of Dunsmuir (6-10). Last year's runner-up Redding Christian (16-7), Maxwell (13-5) and defending section champion Westwood (17-1) are tied for the top seed. Hayfork (15-8) is fourth. 3 Spartans win league titles BOYS SOCCER West Valley 2 Red Bluff 4 GIRLS SOCCER Red Bluff 3 West Valley 1 Alyssa Mena: 3 goals Today's games BOYS HOOPS Anderson Corning 7:30 p.m. Mercy Los Molinos 7:30 p.m. GIRLS HOOPS Courtesy photo by Tercius Bufete Red Bluff High's Kyle Case (154), top, wrestles Enterprise's Dustin Jesson during the Sac River League Championship title bout Saturday at Shasta High School. Case defeated Jesson 7-0. Enterprise Red Bluff 7:30 p.m. Corning Anderson 7:30 p.m. Mercy Los Molinos three periods. "It feels great," Case said, adding it was the first step on the road to the divisional matches and section matches. Gulliford pinned Foothill's James Munoz in the first period of the championship semifinal and took down West Valley's Hunter Jackson 1:34 into the first period of the 172 weight-class final by fall. Crisel took home a league patch of his own after defeating Shasta's Kirk Taylor 12-0 in the championship semifinal round and defeating West Valley's Logan Lawrence by pin with 48 seconds left in the first period. Red Bluff's Dalton Gutierrez (122) beat Shasta's Quinn Hall 131 to advance to the championship final but was pinned by Foothill's Jaxon Fitzgerald in the second period and took home secondplace honors. Fitzgerald is ranked 21st in the state by The California Wrestler. The Spartans' Cody Clinger (184) staged an upset fall over West Valley's Toby Fitzjarrall to reach the championship final, and was four seconds away from capturing a league title over Shasta's Taylor Halsey before Halsey By ANDRE BYIK DN Sports Editor 5:30 p.m. NBA Kings CSNC Memphis 5 p.m. Houston CSNB Warriors 7:30 p.m. NHL Sharks CSNC Nashville 5 p.m. On the tube MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL • 4 p.m., ESPN — Kentucky at Florida • 4 p.m., ESPN2 — Seton Hall at Rutgers • 6 p.m., ESPN — Michigan at Michigan St. NBA • 4:30 p.m., NBATV — Portland at Miami • 5 p.m., CSNC — Sacramento at Memphis • 7:30 p.m., CSNB — Houston at Golden State NHL • 4:30 p.m., NBCSN — N.Y. Rangers at Boston • 5 p.m., CSNC — San Jose at Nashville SOCCER • 11:30 a.m., FOX SOCCER — UEFA Champions League, Juventus at Celtic (tape replay 5 p.m.) • 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., FOX SOCCER — UEFA Champions League, Paris SaintGermain at Valencia (same-day tape) Sharks lose 6-2 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Brandon Dubinsky had a goal and an assist and the Columbus Blue Jackets had their biggest offensive output of the season against the NHL's stingiest defense in a 6-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Monday night. James Wisniewski and Nikita Nikitin added goals, Cody Goloubef picked up his first NHL goal and Vinny Prospal and Mark Letestu tied a franchise record by scoring 8 seconds apart in the third period. REDDING — The Red Bluff Spartans varsity wrestling team walked away from the Sac River League Championships at Shasta High School on Saturday with three individual league champions and two runner ups. Red Bluff's Kyle Case (154), Tucker Gulliford (172) and Kyle Crisel (162) cruised to a championship at the five-school meet, while the Spartans placed fourth as a team at the event with 112 points. Foothill edged Shasta 158-152 for the league title. West Valley had 127 points and Enterprise had 85. The Spartans (2-2 SRL) came into the league championship in third place despite injuries and unfulfilled weight classes, a testament to Red Bluff coach Dave Rottenberg's coaching, Gulliford said. Case, who was expected to capture an individual league title, quickly took care of his semifinal match by defeating Foothill's Tanner Rhodes by fall 25 seconds into the first period. Case earned his league patch by defeating Enterprise's Dustin Jesson 7-0 after remarkably pinned Clinger for the win. Red Bluff's Christopher Acala (108) took home third-place honors after pinning Enterprise's Vincent Calandrelli 2:08 minutes into the match. The Spartans' Fabian Torres also nabbed third place honors by defeating West Valley's Chris Imel by fall in 2:39. Up next for Red Bluff wrestling is a trip to the divisional round in Oroville on Saturday. Sac River League winners: 103: Justin Hellyer, Shasta 115: Matt Smull, Shasta 122: Jaxon Fitzgerald, Foothill 128: Zeke Andrade, Foothill 134: Marc McMahon, West Valley 140: Dillon Conley, Shasta 147: Preston Wallers, Shasta 154: Kyle Case, Red Bluff 162: Kyle Crisel, Red Bluff 172: Tucker Gulliford, Red Bluff 184: Taylor Halsey, West Valley 197: Zach Zambrana, West Valley 222: Evan Dahlquist, Foothill 287: Wyatt Landreth, Foothill Sports Editor Andre Byik can be reached at 527-2151, ext. 111 Shults, McFadden win NALs Josh Shults (132) and Evan McFadden (170) won Northern Athletic League wrestling championships Saturday as the Cardinals fell oh, so close to a team title. Anderson edged Corning for the league title 173-171 on the last match of the day when the Cubs heavyweight earned a pin victory and eight crucial points. Lassen finished in third with 125 points and Central Valley finished with 103.5 points. Devon Hiller (106), Alex DeJesus (113), Hector Valencia (120), Seth Danielson (138), Dakota Henry (145), Ben Meister (152) and Juan Ruiz (182) were each runner-ups. Allen Cervantes (106), Tony Carrillo (160), Calvin Abel (195), Sean Dillon (220) and Braulio Ruiz (285) took third place finishes. The JV Cardinals swept through their tournament without losing a match. Northern Athletic League winners: 106: Hiawatha Miles, Lassen 113: Kenny Jones, Lassen 120: Jorie Taylor, Anderson 126: Aaron Evett, Anderson 132: Josh Shults, Corning 138: Patrick Penick, Anderson 145: Alex McConnell, Lassen 152: Nick Hibbits, Lassen 160: Levi Hewitt, Anderson 170: Evan McFadden, Corning 182: Jacob Thiels, Lassen 195: Ernesto Alvarez, Central Valley 220: Garrett Martinez, Anderson 285: Daniel Davis, Anderson Northern Section Division 1 Soccer Playoffs Boys — All games 3 p.m. at higher seed Thursday Feb. 19 1. Shasta (14-1-2) Feb. 23 Girls — All games 3 p.m. at higher seed Thursday Feb. 19 1. Pleasant Valley (16-2-2) 5. CORNING (15-3-2) 5. Foothill (10-4-2) 4. Pleasant Valley (11-3-1) 4. Paradise (13-6) 2. Enterprise (12-4-1) 2. RED BLUFF (12-2-2) 6. Foothill (3-8-4) 6. Enterprise (8-5-2) 3. Chico (13-4) 3. Chico (14-3-1) Feb. 23