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Thursday Volleyball — Los Molinos Beth Pilger Invitational Volleyball — Red Bluff Green-Gold Scrimmage, 7 p.m. Tennis — Enterprise at Red Bluff, 3:30 p.m. Tennis — West Valley at Corning, 3:30 p.m. MLB—Dodgers at Giants, 7 p.m., MNT-21 NCAA—Cincinnati at N.C. State, 4:30 p.m., ESPN Sports 1B Thursday September 16, 2010 Thornberry wins Open Week 3 football GOLF Northern California Open Championship CORNING — Ryan Thornberry held onto his lead, Wednesday, and captured the Northern California Open at Sevillano Links. Thornberry took the lead, Tues- day, during the second day of the three-day event. On Wednesday the Ceras golfer shot a 1-under, 71, to finish the tournament at 9-under. Roberto Galletti and Scott de Borba, finished three shots back in a tie for second place. Amateur Paul Misko finished fourth at 5-under. First-round leader Reid Scarff played better Wednesday to finish in eighth place. Red Bluff’s Steve Deveraux placed 22nd. LEADERBOARD Northern California Open 1.Ryan Thornberry, Ceres 2. Roberto Galletti, Clayton 2. Scott de Borba, Rancho Murieta 4.Paul Misko, Thousand Oaks 5. Donnie Baucom, Orangevale 6. Domingo Jojola, San Francisco 6. Isaac Sanchez, Folsom 8. Reid Scarff, Rancho Cordova 8. Nicholas Manfre, San Francisco 10. Jason Owen, Marina 10. Jason Schmuhl, Windsor 10. Eric Goettsch, Monterey 69-67-71-207 -9 70-71-69-210 -6 73-68-69-210 -6 72-69-70-211 -5 68-70-74-212 -4 69-71-73-213 -3 70-69-74-213 -3 67-78-69-214 -2 70-71-73-214 -2 69-75-71-215 -1 72-72-71-215 -1 71-75-69-215 -1 Locals grab Mount Shasta tennis titles Corning at Red Bluff Friday, 7:30 p.m. Red Bluff Spartans: 0-2 (Last week lost 53- 13 to Shasta) Corning Cardinals: 2-0 (Last week beat Orland 35-27) 2009 Corning 26, Red Bluff 14 The Cardinals used 362 rushing yards to end the Spartans streak of three consecutive Shootout wins. Fontaine Richardson and Cameron Nye each scored twice. Richardson racked up 128 yards on the ground. Zane Petty’s fourth quarter inception halted a Red Bluff comeback attempt. The Spartans scored on a run from Jason Vossoughi and a 54-yard pass play from Cory Lyon to Taylor Hickson. Players to watch Corning — #44 Tyler McIntyre, #11 Ryan Holland, #38 J.D. Whited Red Bluff — #9 Ian Hill, #54 Benny Good- man, #4 Jeff Foster Notes: See the inserted special section devoted to the game...both teams are battling the injury bug this week...Red Bluff coach John Miller seeks his first win in his first home game and first Shootout as Spartans coach...the Car- dinals are averaging 8.13 yards per rushing attempt this season. Courtesy photo Pictured are the Valley Oak Members who won their division in the Mount Shasta Hardcourt Tennis Tournament Aug. 20-22 (from left to right): Kris McGie, Steve Twitchell, Lynn Varner, Nancy Wagner, Janay and Stan Twitchell and C. J. Varner who won his first B singles tournament. It was a sweep for Valley Oak Racquet Club this year. Red Bluff U-19 Coyotes win tournament University Prep at Los Molinos Friday, 7:30 p.m. University Prep Panthers: 0-2 (Last week lost 34-0 to Bur- ney) Los Molinos Bulldogs: 1-2 (Last week beat Weed 21-14) 2009 Los Molinos 20, University Prep 6 In last year’s season opener, the brother-to- brother combination of Sean to J.C. Conrad accounted for two touchdown passes and the Bulldogs won easily. Sean finished 11-for-15 through the air for 163 yards, while J.C. caught four balls for 97 yards. The Bulldogs had 171 rushing yards to go along with the passing attack. Bryer Whetstone ran for 70 yards on four carries and scored a touchdown. The Panthers lone score from Mitchell Lopez. Courtesy photo The Red Bluff Under-19 Coyotes girls soccer team took home the championship at the Azzurri Peach Classic Tournament in Yuba City.The Coyotes are (from top left): Coach Rick Marchand, Taylor McNeely, Coach Peter Gabriel, Cheyenne Martin, JayeCea McGrew,Veronica Pettijohn- Diaz, Ashley Moebes, Yui Gabriel, Coach Gale McGrew, Bailey Marchand, Shyanne Gould, Taylor Moebes, Rachael Ward, Kayla Vasquez and Tressa Evanhoe. Gould was named Most Valuable Player. VOLLEYBALL Enterprise 22 25 17 25 9 Corning 25 11 25 21 15 The Lady Cardinals pulled out a huge home win against Enterprise, Tuesday, winning in five games. “We fought hard all night, battling out long rally points several times and we found a way to win,” coach Mike Albee said. Catherine Kinkle led Corning with 7 digs. She also recorded 19 digs. Brittney Garrett added six kills, nine digs and 11 blocks. Albee said Corning was able to utilize it’s strengths of serving, net play and attacking the ball all over the floor. Kinkle had 17 service points and three aces. Jessica DuBois added another 16 service points with five aces to go along with 25 assists. Hayley Calkins had nine digs and four blocks. Calkins, Courtney Thomson and Kelsey Noon- er each had four kills. Corning lost one-game leads twice during the match, but deep to pull out for the decisive fifth game 15-9. “We passed really well when we needed to allowing DuBois to set up the hitters — most importantly we beat a good team in our division by playing as a team with everyone on the floor play- ing their best,” Albee said. Corning improved to 3-5 on the season and was host- ing Shasta on Wednesday. Tehama Tracker VOLLEYBALL Westwood 18 17 20 Los Molinos 25 25 25 The Lady Bulldogs ran their record to 9-1-1 with a sweep of Westwood on Wednesday night. SOCCER Red Bluff 0 Shasta 4 A first half flurry by the Wolves was too much for Red Bluff to overcome, Wednesday, during a 4-0 loss. Shasta dominated the first half and scored three goals in the span of six min- utes. Coach Claudio Martinez said his Spartans responded in the second half and Players to watch University Prep — #12 Wes Patrick, #85 Zach Allen, #24 Robert Livolsi Los Molinos — #44 Luis Camacho, #24 Bryer Whetstone, #15 Ramon Avalos played hard, especially the midfield and defense. Carlos Mendoza made seven saves in goal for Red Bluff and defender Cullen Groom had a strong game. “We need to work better at communicating and pass- ing,” Martinez said. Red Bluff opens up their home schedule, Friday, at 4:30 p.m. against rival Chico. TENNIS Pleasant Valley 8 Red Bluff 1 Merideth Lord had the Lady Spartans sole win, Tuesday, against Pleasant Valley. Lord came from behind to defeat Malore Wagner 3-6, 6-2, 10-8. Notes: Both teams have played Weed this season, the Bulldogs won, the Panthers lost...Weed had 220 total yards against the Bull- dogs and attacked through the air, while against the Panthers they had more success with the run and racked up 283 total yards...Los Molinos is looking for the school’s first back-to-back wins since August 2007...this is the second of two Division-III opponents the Bulldogs are playing up to this season...it’s the last non-league game on the Bulldogs’ schedule Mercy at Redding Christian 8-man Saturday, 1 p.m. Redding Christian Lions: 0-0 (Exhibition season) Mercy Warriors: 1-0 (Last week bye, on Sept. 4 beat Champion Christian 55-38) Players to watch Mercy —#2 Mitchell Lopez, #5 Royce Crane, #7 Michael Uhalde Notes: Lopez accounted for 407 yards of total offense against Champion Christian...Crane was in on 19 tackles...Jared Walters and Jordan Stasi- nowsky each had a sack