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1B Sports Tehama Tracker Monday's results NBA PLAYOFFS Eastern Conference — 1st Round Indiana 91 Atlanta 102 Series tied 2-2 Eastern Conference — 1st Round Chicago 110 NFL Jaguars sign Red Bluff High grad 91 Brooklyn Tuesday April 30, 2013 Chicago leads series 3-2 Western Conference — 1st Round Oklahoma City LATE Houston MLB Giants LATE Arizona L.A. Angels LATE Athletics Friday's results TRACK & FIELD Yreka Invitational Red Bluff Red Bluff winners Men 4x100 relay (44.22) Dylan Schaible Michael Stone Austin Torres Stephen Hackstaff 4x400 relay (3:28.20) Sean Freeny Justin Foux Greg Dufour KJ Hinkston Women 100 meters Lily Brose (12.64) 200 meters Adrienne Hinkston (26.28) 4x100 relay (50.86) Joanna Smith Conrad Lily Brose Kaylynn Gibson Adrienne Hinkston 4x400 relay (4:11.51) Christina Zumalt Allison Winning Catherine Reineman Kaylynn Gibson Discus Kayla Thayer (117-01) Daily News file photo by Andre Byik Cole McKenzie, center, stands with Tehama Family Fitness Center general manager Troy Lalaguna, left, and Connor McKenzie. Cole McKenzie was picked up by the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. RED BLUFF PRO-AM Senestraro sinks playoff win Red Bluff 6th in first batch of playoff points By ANDRE BYIK DN Sports Editor Lassen Tournament West Valley def. Corning, 5-1 Corning def. Durham, 12-1 Lowry def. Corning, 5-3 Saturday's results SOFTBALL By DN Staff Report Lassen Tournament Red Bluff 9 Corning 4 Corning 12 Oroville 5 Today's games BASEBALL Shasta Red Bluff 4 & 7 p.m. Corning 3 & 5:30 p.m. Los Molinos Mercy 3:30 p.m. SOFTBALL Red Bluff Shasta 3 & 5 p.m. Corning Yreka Red Bluff High School graduate and standout Southern Oregon University wide receiver Cole McKenzie is headed to the NFL. The Jacksonville Jaguars signed McKenzie, along with 22 other college players, as a free agent on Sunday, according to a report by Jaguars writer John Oehser. The Jaguars also agreed to terms with Vanderbilt quarterback Jordan Rodgers, Aaron Rodgers' brother, who played at Pleasant Valley High School and Butte College. At Southern Oregon last season McKenzie finished the year with 98 receptions for 1,661 receiving yards and 18 touchdowns. McKenzie's yardage total broke a 47-year-old single-season school record by nearly 500 yards and his 18 touchdowns surpassed a previous school record by six. To top off his record-breaking season, McKenzie broke Southern Oregon's single-game receiving total with 265 yards in a playoff game against Morningside College. In an interview with the Daily News earlier this month, McKenzie said if he wanted to achieve his dream of playing in the NFL, it would all come down to that senior season. "Towards the end of the season I just had that mindset that 'I can't be stopped,'" he said. The Jaguars also signed wide receivers Jamal Miles of Arizona State and Tobias Palmer of North Carolina State. Jacksonville will visit the New York Jets at 4:30 p.m. Aug. 17 in what will be the team's first nationally televised preseason game on Fox. HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL SOFTBALL Yreka By ANDRE BYIK DN Sports Editor 4 & 5:30 p.m. Los Molinos Mercy 3:30 p.m. TENNIS West Valley Red Bluff 3 p.m. Corning University Prep 3:30 p.m. If Northern Section Division I playoffs started today, Red Bluff High's baseball team would be visiting the Pleasant Valley Vikings. In the first released batch of section playoff points released, the Spartans (15-11, 4-5 Sac River League) are ranked sixth. The Vikings (18-6, 6-3 Eastern Athletic League) are third. Foothill (24-4, 8-1 SRL) tops the division, followed by Chico (15-7, 8-1 EAL) at second. The Spartans handed Foothill its sole league loss. Corning (4-16, 1-8 Northern Athletic League) is on the outside looking in at No. 9. In Division IV, Los Molinos (6-10, 5-6 Five Star League) finds itself in sixth. In Division VI, Mercy (1-9, 1-8 FSL) also is ranked sixth. The Spartans finish their season with a three-game series against Shasta (1312, 4-5 SRL) starting with a doubleheader today at 4 and 7 p.m. at Red Bluff High School. Corning visits Yreka for a doubleheader today at 4 and 5:30 p.m. and Mercy hosts Los Molinos today at 3:30 p.m. Mercy Live Oak NBA PLAYOFFS Giants Western Conference — 1st Round Warriors Denver MLB 3:30 p.m. TNT 5 p.m. Arizona CSNB 6:40 p.m. SF — Bumgarner ARZ — Cahill Warriors lead series 3-1 Western Conference — 1st Round Memphis L.A. Clippers Series tied 2-2 L.A. Angels TNT Athletics 7:30p.m. LAA — Richards OAK — Parker CSNC 7:05 p.m. Greg Senestraro is a regular at the Red Bluff Pro-Am. In the tournament's 21-year history, he ranks among those with the most appearances. But he's never won the event. Until Monday. Senestraro defeated 2010 champion Dave Carr in a playoff, which was prompted after both men recorded a two-day low score of 144. Going into a playoff "you don't want to get into too much of a match-play situation," Senestraro said. "You want to just kind of play your own game. When you get down to the green you can maybe see what he's got going on, but (Dave Carr) is such a good player that you know that you just gotta try to make birdie every hole." Senestraro did just that to earn $5,000. After both men birdied hole 1, Carr's birdie putt on No. 2 fell short, which gave Senestraro the opening he needed and didn't squander. For Carr, it was the second time in three years that he fell in a championship playoff. In 2011, Carr and Dane Judson fell to Joe Carlton after a three-player playoff was forced. Carlton eagled on hole 1 to capture the win. Carr came into Monday's round after shooting a clubhouse-low 69 on Sunday. Senestraro wasn't far behind with a 70. Conditions were clear but windy on Monday. "It's tough with the wind out here, " Senestraro said. "You just gotta keep the ball in play, you gotta hit solid, quality golf shots in order to get through. Especially the back nine." The winning low team on the day comprised Isaac Sanchez, Russ Nygard, Johnnie Howell, Kai Zheng and Seth Riddle. Together they shot a 407. Professional results: Greg Senestraro 70-74 - 144 Dave Carr 69-75 - 144 Daily News photo by Andre Byik Steve Deveraux 72-74 - 146 Greg Senestraro sinks a winning birdie putt on hole 2 Monday Jason Schmul 71-75 - 146 at Wilcox Oaks Golf Club during the Red Bluff Pro-Am. Dane Judson 74-74 - 148 Mike Paul 76-73 - 149 Charlie Gibson 70-79 - 149 Isaac Sanchez 75-75 - 150 Bobby Hudack 76-74 - 150 Kris Isackson 77-73 - 150 J.J. Abraham 76-75 - 151 Tom Johnson 74-77 - 151 Steve Richelieu 76-77 - 153 Kyle Hansen 78-75 - 153 Chad White 74-80 - 154 Mike Mattingly 77-78 - 155 Josh Westmoreland 77-78 - 155 Jarrod Warner 70-86 - 156 Larry Babica 80-78 - 158 Mike Dominick 80-79 - 159 Dylan Hills 77-82 - 159 Dale Southwick 81-80 - 161 Kevin Williams 82-79 - 161 Jeff Phelps 82-82 - 164 Tim Berg 86-84 - 170 Bryan Sterling 84-89 - 173 Ron Kuwata 87-89 - 176 Bill DeWildt 92-89 - 181 ——— Daily News photo by Andre Byik The winning low team (407) at the Red Bluff Pro-Am, from left to right, Kai Zheng, Johnnie Howell, Russ Nygard, Seth Riddle and Isaac Sanchez. Sports Editor Andre Byik can be reached at 5272151, ext. 111 or at sports@redbluffdailynews.com. Follow him on Twitter: @TehamaSports