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2B Daily News – Tuesday, July 16, 2013 LITTLE LEAGUE 9-10 BASEBALL ALL-STARS Red Bluff wins first 2 in sections Special to the DN K The Red Bluff 9-10 division All-Stars baseball team won its first two games in its section tournament over the weekend in Chico. Game 1: Saturday - Red Bluff 16, Marysville 0. The 9-10 year old Red Bluff All-Stars got off to a great start in its section tournament, held in Chico. On the mound, Blake Tweedt, Bryce Tweedt and Kurtis Rodriguez all combined to hold Marysville to a no-hitter shutout. The game cut short because of the10-run mercy rule. Pitching: Blake Tweedt: 2 IP Bryce Tweedt: 1 2/3 IP, 2 BB, 2 Kurtis Rodriguez: 1/3 IP Batting Stats: Bryce Tweedt: BB, RBI, 3R Kurtis Rodriguez: 2B, BB, RBI, 2R Blake Tweedt: two 1B, 3B, 2RBI, 2R Luke Arvig: BB, 2RBI, 2R Garrett Freeman: 1B Codee Hill: BB, RBI, 2R Jakob Fregoso: BB, RBI, 1R Kaiden Hassey: BB, 1R Jordan Shank: BB, RBI, 1R Christopher Huhn: 1R Logan Houchins: BB, two 1B, 2RBI, 1R Game 2: Sunday - Red Bluff 7, Chico 3 Red Bluff opened game two going scoreless for three innings. Chico Eastside Little League LIONS (Continued from page 1B) The senior signal-caller looked as familiar as one would expect as the North, coached by his father and Hornets coach Darren Trueblood, ran the Enterprise shotgun spread offense efficiently with the assistance of three teammates, all of them plenty familiar with the playbook. "That's not an excuse," said Chico's Burak Karatekeli of the South's setback. Still, the North was crisp in its attack when it needed to be, and no one looked as comfortable Saturday as Trueblood. He completed 9 of 13 passes for 186 yards and one touchdown, a 49-yard screen pass to fellow Hornet Travis Hall. It didn't hurt that Trueblood had so much help, either. Four Hornets tied Paradise for the most players in the game Saturday. Brad Woods, the Enterprise tailback who was the Northern Section's offensive most valuable player last season, ran for 90 yards on 10 carries and scored on a 4-yard touchdown run that made it 20-0 in favor of the North with 9:24 left in the second quarter. Travis Hall, the Hornets' dynamic tight end, caught three passes for 92 yards, including a screen pass from Trueblood and turned it into a 49-yard score. That touchdown was a one-play drive with 5:40 left in the third quarter and left the North ahead 32-0. Hall also picked off an Elkins pass with 12:29 left in the second quarter and caught a 2-point conversion from Kody Conner on a trick play after Woods' TD run. Later in the period, Conner, a Central Valley standout, intercepted Elkins at the North 6 with less than 2 minutes in the first half. A 40-yard run from Woods helped set up Rosas' big kick. The fourth Hornet, Dallas Collins, also had his moments, including a sack that shortcircuited one of the few scoring threats the South managed. RAYS (Continued from page 1B) 16) won third place overall in their divisions. Red Bluff Triton Invitational is a fun meet for our team. It is a well run meet, plus our swimmers enjoy the cross-county competition." Five Corning Manta Rays will be competing at the Junior Olympics next weekend: Tayler Snow, Hannah Pritchard, James Stokes, Zachary Pritchard, and Logan Touvell. The following weekend the team will compete in Quincy. Results: Girls: Taylor Dowden (7-8)50 freestyle 1:04.91 14th place. Breanna Terry (7-8)50 breaststroke 1:06.22 4th place, 25 freestyle 26.80 11th place. Breanna had two best ever times. Hannah Pritchard(910) 100 IM 1:27.73 1st place, 200 freestyle 2:51.00 1st place, 50 breaststroke 43.89 1st place, 50 fly 41.49 first place, 100 freestyle 1:16.74 1st place,100 backstroke 1:33.61 1st TRITONS (Continued from page 1B) swimmers. Lyric Wigno, 5, attended her first meet ever and earned a highpoint win. Her best time was in the 25 yard freestyle (45.69 seconds). Ethan Williams, 8, was separated from second place by 1 point. His best finish was the 100 yard scored first in the bottom of the third inning. The fourth inning, however, would be the beginning of a new game. Luke Arvig walked and stole second on a passed ball. Garrett Freeman singled, moving Arvig to third. Codee Hill followed, laying down a bunt single, which loaded the bases for Red Bluff. Two batters later, with two outs, Logan Houchins drew a walk, walking in Red Bluff's first run of the game. Bryce Tweedt took the plate and singled, bringing home Freeman. Kurtis Rodriguez also singled, scoring both Hill and Houchins and bringing Red Bluff's runs to 4. "I think we were a little faster than them on the line of scrimmage," Rosas said. The North — helped by Howard, a twoway standout the past two years for Orland, particularly at defensive end — kept the heat on the South. "They had a great defensive line," said South starting center Cody Pol of Las Plumas. "They kept bringing lots of pressure." Pol was one of three all-stars playing on their home stadium, along with fellow Thunderbird and defensive lineman Jonathan Vang and Oroville athlete Justin York. The visitors, though, made themselves right at home. Burney's Robert Wall, on a 9yard run, and then Shasta's Avery Holley, on a 1-yard plunge, scored the North's first touchdowns and gave the visitors a 14-0 lead in the first quarter. The South's best chance to make it a game came early. After stuffing the North on a three-and-out on the game's opening possession, the ensuing punt never happened. The snap was too high for Rosas and gave the South the ball at the North's 17. Paradise quarterback Tom Hays ran 9 yards on first down to the North 8. But the visiting defense, buoyed by another area standout — Howard, a North defensive captain who moved inside to start at tackle — held the South for no gain on the next two plays. The South bypassed the short fieldgoal attempt and instead went for a first down on fourth and 1. A bad exchange ended any chance. "After we stopped them there, that's when the game started to turn to our side," said Rosas, who saw time at defensive end, and, like Howard, kept the South from gaining a foothold at the line of scrimmage. The North responded with a 93-yard drive that ended with Wall's TD run. If that sequence doesn't happen, "maybe it's a different story," South coach Jim Ward said. The numbers weren't nearly as positive Chico Eastside was able to score a run in the bottom of the fourth, but Red Bluff would answer with a run in the top of the fifth. Arvig took a base on a Chico error and scored on Jakob Fregoso's bunt single. In the bottom of the 5th inning, Arvig threw a quick 1-2-3 to give Red Bluff one more shot at scoring. Bryce Tweedt singled and was in scoring position for his brother, Blake Tweedt, when Blake hit a 2-run homer, bringing the score to 7-2. Chico Eastside produced one last run in the bottom of the sixth, but it was not enough to prevent Red Bluff from continuing on in the winner's bracket of the Section 2 All Star Tournament. Red Bluff played again Mon- for the South. Until quarterback Paradise's Hays scrambled twice for runs of 14 and 25 yards at the 5-minute mark of the third quarter, the South had negative yards rushing. "We came out flat, and they didn't," said Hays, whose brother Jon was the game's MVP when the South last won in 2008. The younger Hays finished 4 of 14 passing for 39 yards, but he still moved the ball at times in other ways. He ran for 48 yards on three carries, and he caught three passes for 65 yards while Elkins was in at quarterback. Hays' last catch, a 25-yarder, set up Romero's score. At times, the South seemed to be able to move the ball with Hays split out as the 6foot-4 athlete and the 6-5 Karatekeli of Chico were a difficult matchup in tandem. That freed things up for one of them or Trevon Reid, Karatekeli's teammate at Chico. But with a nonexistent run game from the South, the visitors were able to stymie any threat before the South could piece together any semblance of consistent movement. "We didn't have that bruising back," said Ward, who guided Willows to consecutive section championships in Division III the past two seasons, both times on the road. Elkins threw for 166 yards on 11-of-18 passing but also threw two interceptions. Chico's Reid caught five passes for 48 yards and his Panthers' teammate Karatekeli had two catches for 68 yards. Hays had three Paradise teammates with him on the South side in Johnny Porter, Izzy Welch and Keefer Fulton. Porter saw time at wideout and in the secondary. Welch, a standout linebacker as a Bobcat, fulfilled the same role for the South. Fulton was a late addition to the team after Durham's Logan Smith was injured Monday in practice. Fulton sacked Trueblood for a loss of 9 yards with about 3:44 left in the first quarter. But the North responded with a Trueblood-to-Conner connection for a first down. Cooper Janusevskis, a Foothill standout, caught six passes for 82 yards for the North. day night at the Chico Eastside Little League park. Pitching: Blake Tweedt: 3 1/3 IP, 2BB, 4K, 1R Luke Arvig: 2 2/3 IP, 0BB, 2K, 2R Batting Stats: Bryce Tweedt: two 1B, RBI, 1R Kurtis Rodriguez: BB, 1B, 2RBI Blake Tweedt: 1B, 1HR, 2RBI, 1R Luke Arvig: BB, 2R Garrett Freeman: 1B, 1R Codee Hill: 1B, 1R Jakob Fregoso: 1B, RBI Logan Houchins: BB, RBI, 1R Justin Hinkston: BB Brad Hall, who helped Hamilton to back-toback section finals, threw for 57 yards as he completed 6 of 14 passes. But the most memorable moment belonged to Rosas, who also booted a number of touchbacks, even by splitting the uprights. "Everything was perfect," Rosas said of the 52-yard kick as he enjoyed the victory in his final game before moving on to Southern Oregon, where he'll kick for its football team. "The hold, the snap. Everything was good." Rosas attempted a 57-yarder in the third quarter, but that try was a little right and possibly a tad short. The Trojan said his best was a 55-yarder kicked during his junior season. ——— North 32, South 7 North 14 11 7 0 — 32 South 0 0 0 7 — 7 First Quarter N — Wall 9 run (Rosas kick), 7:38 N — Holley 1 run (Rosas kick), 3:15 Second Quarter N — Woods 4 run (T. Hall pass from Conner), 9:24 N — Rosas 52 FG, :00 Third Quarter N — Hall 49 pass from Trueblood (Rosas kick), 5:40 Fourth Quarter S — Romero 3 pass from Elkins (Romero kick), 3:10 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING — North: Conner 5-6, Woods 10-90, Holley 13-35, Trueblood 3-4, Wall 1-9, Sindorf 668, Gulliford 3-19, B. Hall 3-19; South: Hays 348, Miller 3-5, Martinez 7-21, Elkins 4-(minus 21), Reid 1-(minus 8), Maxham 1-0, Savercool 1-(minus 2). PASSING — North: Trueblood 9-13-0-186, B. Hall 6-14-0-57; South: Hays 4-14-0-39, Elkins 11-18-2-166. RECEIVING — North: Janusevskis 6-82, T. Hall 3-92, Conner 2-50, Fultz 1-5, Wall 1-10, Emershy 1-4; South: Reid 5-48, Karatekeli 2-68, Martinez 3-23, Hays 3-65, Miller 1-(minus 4), Felkins 1-2, Romero 1-3. place, 100 breaststroke 1:37.38 1st place, 50 freestyle 33.93 1st place. Every event swam, Hannah posted best ever times. She took first place in every event swam and she won the overall high point in her age division with every point she could possibly earn. Tayler Snow (9-10) 100 IM 1:38.36 5th place, 200 freestyle 3:20.93 3rd place, 50 breaststroke 48.09 2nd place, 50 fly 51.97 5th place, 100 freestyle 1:38.51 10th place 100 breaststroke 1:45.08 2nd place, 50 freestyle 38.08 5th place Tayler swam five best ever times. Kara Beckwith (1112)100 IM 1:22.50 1st place, 50 backstroke 40.78 2nd, 50 breaststroke 42.30 1st place, 100 freestyle 1:13.23 3rd place, 100 backstroke 1:26.96 1st place, 100 breaststroke 1:31.84 2nd place, 50 freestyle 31.84 1st place. Kara swam all seven of her events with her best ever times. She also won overall high point in her age division. Eden Stewart (11-12) 100 IM 1:23.75 2nd place, 200 freestyle 2:46.94 3rd place, 50 fly 37.66 2nd place 1:11.21 2nd place. Eden had three best ever times. Haley Tomas (13-14) 200 IM 2:58.02 9th place, 100 breaststroke 1:47.14 15th place, 100 freestyle 1:10.23 7th place, 100 fly 1:16.10 2nd place, 50 freestyle 30.39 5th place. Haley swam all five of her events with best ever times. Ally Webber (13-14) 100 freestyle 1:24.42 17th place, 50 freestyle 35.63 16th place. Alley had two best ever times. Danielle Gallegos (1314) 200 IM 3:10.09 12th place, 100 backstroke 1:31.32 10th place, 100 breaststroke 1:36.41 11th place, 100 freestyle 1:08.44 6th place. Danielle had three best ever times. Makaylee Lindsey (1314) 200 IM 2:40.14 1st place, 100 backstroke 1:10.76 1st place. Makaylee broke a pool record with her 100 backstroke by almost two seconds. 100 breaststroke 1:25.55 1st place, 100 freestyle 1:00.38 1st place,200 freestyle 2:20.25 1st place, 200 backstroke 2:35.52 1st place, 100 fly 1:16.05 1st place, 50 freestyle 27.03 1st place. Makaylee also broke a pool record in the 50 freestyle by .76 of a second in the 50 freestyle. Makaylee won every event she swam in, had the highest amount of points possible in her age division and won high point overall in her age group. Sarah Grine (15-16 girls) 200 IM2:49.85 4th place, 100 backstroke 1:27.31 6th place, 100 breaststroke 1:22.05 2nd place, 100 freestyle 1:07.55 7th place, 200 freestyle 2:29.84 5th place, 200 breaststroke 2:58.99 2nd place, 100 fly 4th place, 50 freestyle 28.98 4th place. Boys: Landon Barriga (7-8) 25 yard Breaststroke 31.84 4th place, 50 freestyle 1.04.52 11th place. Landon had one best ever time. Logan Barriga (9-10) 100 freestyle 1:52.78 14th place. Landon Touvell (9-10) 100 IM 2:06 12 8th place, 50 breaststroke 56.93 9th place, 100 freestyle 1:43.85 9th place,50 freestyle 48.26 11th place. Landon had one best ever time. Lucas Barriga (11-12) 50 breaststroke 52.53 11th place, 50 fly 55.01 11th place, 100 freestyle 1:36.49 12th place.Lucas had one best ever time. Isaac Funderburk (1112) 50 breaststroke 53.78 12th place, 100 freestyle 1:37.0513th place. Isaac had one best ever time. Tyler Grine (13-14) 200IM 2:40.70 2nd place,00 breaststroke 1:23.93 2nd place, 100 freestyle 1:01.11 1st place, 200 freestyle 2:21.02 1st place, 200 breaststroke 3:04.25 2nd place,100 fly 1:19.14 1st place. Tyler posted five best ever times. He also was second in overall points in his age division. Zachary Pritchard (1516) 200 IM 2:32.86 3rd place, 100 backstroke 1:11.91 2nd, 100 breaststroke 1:11.42 2nd, 200 fly 2:50.24 3rd place, 100 freestyle 58.32 5th place, 200 breaststroke 2:44.03 3rd place, 100 fly 1:05.59 3rd place, 50 freestyle 25.41 4th place. Zachary had four best ever times and he also placed third overall in his age division. James Stokes (15-16) 200 Im 3:03.16 6th place, 500 freestyle 7:22.83 6th place,100 breaststroke 1:29.90 7th place, 100 freestyle 1:04.65 7th place,200 freestyle 2:31.13,200 breaststroke 3:19.55 6th place, 100 fly 1:24.92 8th place , 50 freestyle 27.13 6th place. James has five best ever times. Logan Touvell (15-16) 500 freestyle 5:41.53 1st place, 100 freestyle 57.08 4th place,200 freestyle 2:06.26 2nd place, 100 fly 1:06.35 4th place, 50 freestyle 26.34 5th place. All five of Logan's events swam were his best ever times. Brock Wazney (15-16) 100 freestyle 1:09.10 11th place, 200 freestyle 2:45.71 12th place. The swimming action heated up when the relay team of Zachary Pritchard, James Stokes, Logan Touvell and Tyler Grine took first place in the 200 yard freestyle, and third place in the 200 medley relay. The girls team of Sarah Grine, Makaylee Lindsey, Haley Tomas and Danielle Gallegos took first in the 200 Medley relay. The team of Sarah Grine, Makaylee Lindsey, Haley Tomas and Ally Webber took third place in the 200 freestyle. Individual Medley and he earned a "B" time in four events. Claire Tobin, 10, brought in 26 points with "B" times in seven events and has her best time in the 50 yard freestyle: 36.32 seconds. Carissa Twitchell, 12, beat her own Personal Record (PR) in all eight of her events, possessing 24 points for herself and the team. Joshua Jackson, 17, grossed 37 points for his races. He won the 200 yard butterfly, swimming this long distance event for the first time ever. Twenty-eight more swimmers shared their points for the win at the Triton home meet: Jasmine Atencio, 11; Dante Beeman, 9; Jacob Bosetti, 7; Kaylee Bosetti, 8; Erica Downey, 14; Luke Downey, 11; Lane Hoskins, 17; Kaylee Humphrey, 11; Caity Igarta, 15; Micah Jackson, 8; Jordan Johnson, 16; Bella Munoz, 7; Jordan Munoz, 13; Niko Munoz, 9; Megan Murray, 7; Macaele Niles, 8; Sosie O'Sullivan, 15; Jacob Patterson, 14; Ted Sheppard, 11; Jace Shults, 8; Megan Snodgrass, 11; Jillian Strom, 15; Katelyn Tobin, 14; Kristina Tobin, 7; Rylie Vise, 11; Mikaela Weber, 14; Hunter Wilhite, 10; and Tanner Wilhite, 13. Red Bluff head coach, Nate Espino was very excited for the Tritons to win their first home meet in years. He noted how the swimmers brought their "A" game, broke many records and set personal records. Espino was also impressed with the high number of new swimmers attempting a new stroke. The Tritons will attend the Anderson Aquagator Invitational Friday through Sunday at West Valley High School. It is a free event for spectators. Learn more about the Red Bluff Tritons at RedBluffTritons.com or liking them on Facebook: www.facebook.com/RBT ritons.