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Tuesday's results LITTLE LEAGUE 11-and 12-year-old Baseball at Shasta Lake City 1B Sports Tehama Tracker Wednesday July 3, 2013 SWIMMING Foothill ONLINE Red Bluff Visit redbluffdailynews.com Corning LATE South Siskiyou 10-and 11-year-old Baseball at Yreka West Redding LATE Red Bluff 9-and 10-year-old Baseball at Central Tehama Central Tehama LATE Red Bluff MLB Giants LATE Cincinnati Chi. Cubs LATE Athletics Today's games MLB Giants Cincinnati CSNB 4:10 p.m. SF — Zito, 4-6 CIN — Cingrani, 3-0 Chi. Cubs CSNC Athletics 7:05 p.m. CHC — Garza, 3-1 OAK — Colon, 11-2 On the tube CYCLING 5 a.m. NBCSN — Tour de France, stage 5, Cagnes-sur-Mer to Marseille, France MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 4 p.m. ESPN — Arizona at N.Y. Mets TENNIS 4 a.m. ESPN2 — The Wimbledon Championships, men's quarterfinals, at London 5 a.m. ESPN — The Wimbledon Championships, men's quarterfinals, at London Djokovic, Murray in Wimbledon quarters; Serena out LONDON (AP) — Neither No. 1-seeded Novak Djokovic nor No. 2-seeded Andy Murray has lost a set heading into the Wimbledon quarterfinals. The way things have been this fortnight, that's actually quite an accomplishment. Rafael Nadal, a 12time Grand Slam champion, was beaten in the first round. Roger Federer, owner of a record 17 major titles, went out in the second round, as did four-time major champ Maria Sharapova. Fivetime Wimbledon winner Serena Williams' 34match winning streak ended in the fourth round. And on and on it's gone, with no top-20 player other than Murray left on his side of the draw, and a record-equaling number of withdrawals or mid-match retirements because of health problems. Djokovic faces No. 7 Tomas Berdych today. Murray plays 54th-ranked Fernando Verdasco. Less drama and more finesse did the trick for Sabine Lisicki, who backed up her victory over Serena Williams by topping Kaia Kanepi 6-3, 6-3 on Tuesday to advance to her second career Wimbledon semifinal. The 23rd-seeded Lisicki, who matched Williams' power in her stunning victory Monday over the world's No. 1 player, came back less than 24 hours later and hit six drop shots for winners in dissecting the 46thranked Kanepi. Tritons earn 4th in opening meet Special to the DN The Red Bluff Tritons swim team took 23 athletes to compete in its first swim meet of the season last weekend hosted by the Scott Valley Sharks in Etna and placed fourth overall despite fielding fewer swimmers than other competitors. The Tritons worked hard and were able to earn 420 points overall and captured seven high-point awards. The swimmers ranged in ages from 6 to 17. The Tritons had competitive relay teams in the girls 11-12 age group and the girls 13-18 age groups. The girls 11-12 team of Kaylee Humphrey, Rylie Vise, Jasmine Atencio and Carissa Twitchell took second place in both their Medley and Freestyle relays. The girls 13-18 team of Samara Robinson, Erika Downey, Caitlyn Igarta, and Sosanna O'Sullivan swam strong and earned third place both days. The high point awards were earned by Joslyn Shults (first place in the girls 6 and under), Micah Jackson (third place boys 8 and under), Niko Munoz (third place boys 9-10), Jasmine Atencio (second place girls 11-12), Samara Robinson (second place girls 15-16), and in the boys 17-18 Tritons teammates Curtis Twitchell and Josh Jackson placed second and third. Many swimmers improved their times and set personal records (PR). Others were proud of themselves for not disquali- Courtesy photo by Susanna O'Sullivan Red Bluff Tritons swimmer Curtis Twitchell earned a high-point award in the team's first meet of the season in Etna. fying on events that they had difficulty in previously. Micah Jackson said he loved the butterfly event and swam his IM without getting disqualifying. Olivia Fry took 13 seconds off her 50-meter butterfly and did it without a DQ for the first time. Luke Downey placed eighth in his 100-meter breaststroke and said, "I went from 2:28 to 1:56 and that was my fastest time ever." Rylie Vise improved all her times; she took three seconds off her 50-meter fly and nine seconds off her 100-meter breaststroke. Jaden Humphrey took more than a minute off his 100-meter breaststroke, setting himself a new PR. Kaylee Humphrey improved her 50-meter butterfly and placed eighth on her 100-meter breaststroke. Jasmine Atencio said she was pleased that she "took three seconds off the 50 fly and finished first in that event." Erika Downey swam best on her 100-meter butterfly, earning fifth place and also got a "B" time on her 50-meter freestyle. Caitlyn Igarta took 14 seconds off her 100-meter backstroke and placed eighth. Josh Jackson had "B" and "BB" times for everything and earned third place in all his events. Jordan Munoz and Sosanna O'sullivan both earned fifth place in the 200meter breaststroke for their age group. Jace Shults was able to take an entire minute off his 100-meter IM, finishing second. Curtis Twitchell held his "A" time for the 50meter freestyle at 26.10. Mikaela Weber placed sec- ond in the 13-14 girls 100meter fly. Some may say sports are about winning and losing but the Tritons just want to have fun and support each other. One of the youngest swimmers, Bella Munoz summed it all up. When asked what she liked best about the meet she said, "I thought it was really cool when I was right next to the heat winner of my race." The Red Bluff Tritons host its home meet July 1214 at the Red Bluff High School pool. SWIMMING Manta Rays put in sizzling performance Special to the DN Corning Manta Rays battled the extreme heat this past weekend at the Durham Dolphins Invitational. Temperatures soared over 110, however, they didn't detour the Corning Manta Rays from having some really great races. "Almost every swimmer on our team posted their Best Ever Times," coach Julene Stokes said. "Many swimmers swam in events that they had never swam before. We were impressed with their efforts." The Manta Rays next compete in an invitational that will be held in Red Bluff the July 12-14. The following is the results from the meet: Girls 9-10: Hannah Pritchard 100 IM 1:30.28 3rd place, 200 freestyle 2:42.23 2nd place, 50 yard butterfly 43.44 10th place, 100 backstroke 1:34.12 5th place, 100 breaststroke 1:46.33 13th place, 50 freestyle 34.23 5th place, 100 butterfly 1:41.35 4th place, 100 freestyle 1:16.15 4th place, 50 yard backstroke 44.53 7th place, 50 breaststroke 45.83 5th place. Hannah had 10 best ever times Tayler Snow 100 IM 1:43.90 15th place, 200 freestyle 3:26.01 15th place, 50 yard freestyle 47.63 14th place, 100 breaststroke 1:37.78 3rd place, 50 freestyle 43.35 27th place, 100 freestyle 1:36.03 25th place, 50 yard backstroke 49.29 17th place, 50 breaststroke 44.94 4th place. Tayler posted 5 best ever times. Girls 11-12: Kara Beckwith 200 yard IM 3:07.35 7th place, 200 yard freestyle 2:46.19 8th place, 50 yard butterfly 36.45 6th place, 100 back- Courtesy photo Makaylee Lindsey, right, at the Durham Dolphins Invitational over the weekend. She earned first-place finishes in the girls 13-14 400 IM, and in 100 and 200 back. stroke 1:28.21 9th place, 50 breaststroke 44.06 11th place, 100 yard IM 1:24.16 10th place, 100 freestyle 1:13.85 9th place, 50 yard backstroke 38.73 8th place, 100 breaststroke 1:36.50 10th place, 50 yard freestyle 33.34 12th place. Kara posted 6 best ever times. Eden Stewart 200 yard butterfly 37.83 8th place, 50 breaststroke 47.14 17th place, 100 yard IM 1:27.36 13th place, 100 freestyle 1:15.72 13th place. Eden posted three best ever times. McKenna Kiefer 50 freestyle 52.97 26th place, 50 yard backstroke 53.45 28th place, 50 yard freestyle 38.89 27th place. McKenna posted one best ever time. Girls 13-14: Makaylee Lindsey 400 IM 5:47.51 first place, 500 yard freestyle 6:22.11 2nd place, 200 yard freestyle 2:18.78 3rd place, 100 yard butterfly 1:15.88 2nd place, 200 yard backstroke 2:33.09 first place, 100 yard breaststroke 1:26.11 3rd place, 200 yard IM 2:42.47 2nd place, 200 yard butterfly 3:01.27 3rd place, 100 freestyle 1:01.65 2nd place, 100 backstroke 1:09.28 first place, 50 yard freestyle 27.52 2nd place, Makaylee posted three best ever times Haley Tomas 500 yard freestyle 7:16.41 6th place, 100 yard butterfly 1:16.38 4th place, 100 yard breaststroke 1:43.15 21st place, 100 freestyle 1:11.75 14th place, 50 yard freestyle 31.11 11th place. Haley posted 4 best ever times. Brianna Wilson 100 breaststroke 1:39.30 18th place, 100 freestyle 1:24.18 19th place, 100 backstroke 1:32.91 13th place, 50 yard freestyle 37.10 21st place . Danielle Gallegos 200 yard IM 3:13.77 13th, 100 freestyle 1:12.55 16th place, 100 backstroke 1:32.03 12th place, 50 freestyle 31.55 12th place. Danielle posted three best ever times.. Boys 9-10: Landon Touvell 50 yard butterfly 1:08.57 11th place, 100 yard breaststroke 2:08.92 10th place, 50 yard freestyle 48.67 23rd place, 100 freestyle 1:41.76 13th place, 50 yard backstroke 1:01.93 14th place, 50 yard breaststroke 57.73 9th place. Landon posted six best ever times. Ivan Funderburk 50 yard freestyle 1:10.28 31st place. Kaden Kiefer 50 yard butterfly 1:00.60 9th place, 50 yard freestyle 46.82 19th place, 50 yard backstroke 58.43 13th place, 50 yard backstroke 58.43 13th place. Boys 11-12: Isaac Funderburk 50 yard freestyle 45.74 13th place, 50 yard breaststroke 54.20 8th place, 100 yard freestyle 1:41.74 15th place, 50 yard backstroke 1:01.43 16th place, 100 yard breast- stroke 2:04.65 10th place. Isaac posted one best ever time. Boys 15-16: Logan Touvell 400 yard IM 5:10.56 first place, 500 yard freestyle, 5:45.55 first place, 200 yard freestyle 2:06.11 first place, 100 yard butterfly 1:09.48 4th place, 200 yard backstroke 2:29.92 first place, 100 breaststroke 1:17.93 third place , 200 IM 2:25.54 2nd place, 100 freestyle 58.16 2nd place, 200 yard butterfly 2:34.14 2nd place, 100 yard backstroke 1:09.38 first place, 50 yard freestyle 26.70 2nd place. Logan posted six best ever times. Zachary Pritchard 100 yard butterfly 1:05.01 3rd place, 100 breaststroke 1:12.90 first place, 200 IM 2:34.36 3rd place, 100 freestyle 57.69 first place, 100 backstroke 1:12.43 2nd place, 50 yard freestyle 25.30 first place. Zachary posted three best ever times. James Stokes 200 yard freestyle 2:30.46 5th place, 100 breaststroke 1:31.63 5th place, 3:00.17 4th place, 100 yard freestyle 1:04.74 7th place,50 yard freestyle 26.88 3rd place. James posted three best ever times. Brock Wazny 200 freestyle 2:42.30 6th place, 100 freestyle 1:08.03 8th place, 50 yard freestyle 30.25 6th place. Brock posted three best ever times. Owen Ritter 100 yard butterfly 1:11.47 5th place, 100 breaststroke 1:13.70 2nd place, 100 freestyle 1:03.31 6th place. 50 yard freestyle 27.75 5th place. Owen posted two best ever times.