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Wednesday Giants victory parade, 10:30 a.m., CSNB NBA — Bucks at Celtics, 5 p.m., ESPN NBA—Grizzlies at Warriors, 7:30 p.m., CSNB NBA —Lakers at Kings, 7:30 p.m., CSNC NCAA — Rutgers at South Florida, 4 p.m., ESPN2 NHL — Maple Leafs at Capitals, 4 p.m., NHLN Sports 1B Wednesday November 3, 2010 Paradise sweeps Spartans Tehama Tracker VOLLEYBALL Los Molinos 16 12 11 Hamilton 25 25 25 The Lady Bulldogs recent run of success ended with a three-game sweep at Hamilton, Tuesday. Los Molinos fell to 2-3 in league play and 23-7-1 overall. Kiersten Seaman had seven kills to lead the Lady Bull- dogs. Callie Carruth had 13 assists. Briselda Castillo made 13 digs and Seaman had 16. Mercy 25 14 15 22 Liberty Christian 23 25 25 25 Mercy grabbed the first game, but fell in four to Liberty Christian, Tuesday. Mercy fell to 2-9 in the Tri-Cities League and 6-26-1 overall. Maggie Keller had 11 kills and Jennifer Gentry had 15 assists. Diana Van Ert made 26 digs, Keller had 16 and Alex McFadyen recorded 15. Local Tryouts North Valley Rapids The North Valley Rapids ASA girls’ softball club will be holding tryouts for their 10-and-under, 12-and-under, 14- and-under 16-and-under summer 2011 travel teams on two fields at Big League Dreams on Sunday, Nov. 7. Tryout times are as follows: 10U at noon, 12U at 10 a.m., 14U at noon and 16U at 10 a.m.. For additional information contact: Shawn Vieira at 241- 0254 (12U), Jason Newham at 722-5817 (14U), Russ Weatherbee at 605-8427 (16 U), Tito Cervantes at 526-9343 (18U), or visit www.northvalleyrapids.com. Daily News photos by Rich Greene Red Bluff seniors Stevie Boone and Marissa Clawson go up to block a shot,Tuesday night. VOLLEYBALL Paradise 25 25 25 Red Bluff 20 18 17 By RICHGREENE DN Sports Editor The energy from the Senior Night festivities didn’t transfer over to the match, Tuesday, as the visiting Par- adise Bobcats swept Red Bluff in three games and clinched the Eastern Athletic League — South title. Red Bluff seniors Stevie Boone, Marissa Clawson and Aubrey Lair were honored before the game and Lair sang the national anthem with teammate Kalynne Schoelen. But while Lair and Schoelen nailed the song the Lady Spartans came out flat, racking up errors and having no answer for Paradise’s height. The win gave Paradise a two-game lead over Red Bluff in the EAL — South with just one match to go. The Lady Spartans (17-22, 7-5) travel to Chico, Thursday then will most likely draw Pleasant Valley in the first round of the Division-II play- offs. Red Bluff battled with Paradise in Game 1, with the score tied as late as 19-19. A trio of hitting errors would cost the Spartans down the stretch and 6- footer Caitlyn Robbins led Paradise at the net to a 25-20 win. Paradise steadily pulled away in the second game behind the play of outside hitter Lindsay Quigley and cruised to a 25-18 win. The Lady Spartans were never in the third game as Paradise burst out to a 6-0 lead with everything going their way, highlighted by a diving dig by Kelsea Bengson floating over the net and landing for a Bobcats’ point. Paradise finished the sweep with a 25-17 win. Red Bluff was led by 15 digs and nine kills from Riley Kittle. Kaitlann Weber had 21 assists. Clawson had three kills and eight digs on Senior Night. Boone picked up two kills and a block solo and Lair had a pair of digs. D NEWSAILY RED BLUFF TEHAMACOUNTY ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Everybody pulls for David, nobody roots for Goliath. — Wilt Chamberlain Tyler Demerath — Red Bluff Demerath and the Spartans earned their first win of the season with a 27-7 victory at Oroville. Demerath rushed for a team high 120 yards, scored a 60-yard touchdown and was instrumental on special teams. Traditions (530) 527-0247 Trophy Make it Matter… (T.T.) V alor V ictory V alues Courtney Boes — Red Bluff Boes qualified for the NSCIF individual tennis championships with a fourth place finish at the EAL championships. At the section championships Boes picked up a 6-2, 6-4 win in the first round. Red Bluff’s No. 1, Boes drew the toughest of the compe- tition all year long. Congratulations Athletes of the Week! WE DELIVER YOUR PERSONALIZED AWARDS We DELIVER…Memories! Check out prices and ideas @ www.trophytraditions.com Shasta GoldDiggers Tryouts for the Shasta GoldDiggers will be held Satur- day, Nov. 20 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Redding softball park. Players need to be 14 or younger as of Jan. 1, 2011. The Competitive 14A Gold Diggers team is an ASA trav- eling softball team for girls to expand their knowledge and skills at the next level of softball. If raining the tryouts will be held at the Nor-Cal Acade- my located at 20299 Charlanne Dr. off of Old Oregon Trail next to Miller Collision Center. For the 14s, clinics will start in February. Field practice and tournaments will start in May. Any questions please contact head coach- Lonnie Boles at 209-3595 or 824-2777. If you can not make tryout date, give Lonnie a call to make other arrangements. Redding Rebels The Redding Rebels girls fastpitch softball club will hold tryouts for its 14A team on Nov. 14 at 11 a.m. at Redding Softball Park, across from the library. For more information call Ken at 246-9059.