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Friday Boys Hoops — Corning at Live Oak Tournament Boys Hoops — Los Molinos at Westwood Tournament Boys Hoops — Mercy at Trinity Tournament Boys Hoops — Red Bluff at A.I.B.T. Tournament Girls Hoops — Corning at Oroville Tournament Girls Hoops — Los Molinos at Westwood Tournament Girls Hoops — Mercy at Durham Tournament Girls Hoops — Red Bluff at Fortuna Tournament Sports 1B Friday December 10, 2010 15th Annual Cattle Days Tehama Tracker BOYS HOOPS Corning 71 Las Plumas 53 The Cardinals knocked off Las Plumas 71-53 on the road Tuesday. Corning improved to 3-2 with the victory. Los Molinos 29 Paradise Adventist Academy 53 The Bulldogs dropped their second game of the sea- son with a 53-29 loss at Paradise Adventist Academy, Wednesday. Los Molinos was outscored 16-6 in the first quarter and Bin Lee scored 17 points for the hosts. GIRLS HOOPS Gridley 31 Corning 44 Brittney Garrett scored 32 points and the Lady Car- dinals cruised by Gridley 44-31, Tuesday. “This was our best team defensive effort this year,” coach Kurt Eller said. “I really liked what I saw defen- sively.” Courtesy photo from Adrienne Wagner Red Bluff Jr. Rodeo Cattle Days 2010 All-Around winners Courtney Wood (14-19), Bailey Bean (11-13), Casey Moore (6-10 and Kamish Wagner (5 and-under) pose with their buckles. Not pictures is 20 and-over winner JC Niesen. Rodeo Results 15TH ANNUALCATTLE DAYS Nov. 28 at Tehama Fairgrounds Open Events Team Roping:JC Niesen and Spencer Mitchell, 2, Suzanne Williams and Dan Williams, 3, Wes Hawkins and Kyle Schorovsky. 14 and-over Wild Cow Riding: 1, Colby Demo, 2, Mike Romine, 3, Austin McKenzie. Ribbon Roping: 1, JC Niesen, 2, Karen Moore, 3, Spencer Mitchell. Sorting: Les Shank, Kyle Schorovsky, Wes Hawkins 20 and-over Barrel Racing: 1, Keith Hill, 2, Jessica Moore, 3, Lennie Wood. Breakaway Roping: 1, Dean Miller, 2, Amy Abrams, 3, Karen Moore. Sack Roping: Lachlan Willouby, 2, JC Niesen, 3, Spencer Mitchell. Steer Daubing: 1, JC Niesen, 2, Spencer Mitchell, 3, Jessica Moore. Chute Doggin: 1, Lachlan Willouby, 2, Spencer Mitchell. Pole Bending: 1, Keith Hill, 2, Lynessa Springer, 3, Bobbie Stone. Steer Stopping: 1, Lachlan Willouby, 2, JC Niesen, 3, Chris Perry. Goat Tying: Suzanne Williams, 2, Josey Kelley, 3, Jessica Moore Stock Horse: 1, Jessica Moore, 2, Bobbie Stone 14-19 Barrel Racing: 1, Jaycee Bennetts, 2, Courtney Wood, 3, Madison Gomes. Breakaway: 1, Natalie Holmberg-Douglas, 2, Dillan Milton. Sack Roping: 1, Jesse Mason, 2, Courtney Wood, 3, Natalie Holmberg-Douglas. Steer Daubing: 1, Courtney Wood, 2, Natalie Holmberg-Douglas, 3, Dillan Holbrook-Manor. Pole Bending: 1, Courtney Wood, Natalie Holmberg-Douglas, 3, Jaycee Bennetts. Steer Stopping: 1, Courtney Wood, 2, Jesse Mason. Goat Tying: 1, Courtney Wood, 2, Natalie Holmberg-Douglas, 3, Jaycee Bennetts. Stock Horse: 1, Blake Davies. 11-13 Barrel Racing: 1, Bailey Bean, 2, T aylor Renihan, 3, Alyssa Shank. Breakaway: 1, Bailey Bean. Sack Roping: 1, Alyssa Shank, 2, Wyatt Spencer. Steer Daubing: 1, Wyatt Spencer, 2, Cara Hencratt, 3, Caleb Heitman. Pole Bending: 1, Bailey Bean, 2, Cara Hencratt, 3, Kylie Carlon. Goat Tying: 1, Cara Hencratt, 2, Bailey Bean, 3, Caleb Heitman. 6-10 Costume Class: 1, Kennedy McKenzie, 2, Marlee Meadows, 3, Shelby Dunning. Dummy Roping: 1, Casey Moore, 2, Kyle Romine, 3, Tyler Schorovsky. Barrel Racing: 1, Marlee Meadows, 2, Ashley Neau, 3, Shelby Dunning. Sack Roping: 1, Maple Gramps. Courtesy photo from Adrienne Wagner Red Bluff Jr. Rodeo Cattle Days 2010 Pee Wee All-Around Champion Kamish Wagner and Reserve All-Around Champion Colton Suther. Calf Riding: 1, Casey Moore. Steer Daubing: 1, Casey Moore, 2, Maple Gramps, 3, Ashley Neau. Chute Doggin: 1, Casey Moore, 2, Kyle Romine, 3, Cameron Crane. Pole Bending: 1, Casey Moore, 2, Kennedy McKenzie, 3, Kaylee King. Steer Stopping: 1, Casey Moore. Goat Tying: 1, Ashley Neau, 2, Mason Meadows, Jr., 3, Maple Gramps. 5 and-under Costume Class: 1, Colton Suther, 2, Kaden Ashe, 3, Rylie Renihan. Goat undercorating: 1, Kamish Wagner, 2, Mason Santos, 3, Colton Suther. Dummy Roping: 1, Kamish Wagner, 2, Kaden Schorovsky, 3, Colton Suther. Mutton Busting: 1, Kamish Wagner, 2, Mason Santos, 3, Conner Ashe Barrels: 1, Alexis Renihan, 2, Kamish Wagner Stick Horse Race: 1, Kamish Wagner, 2, Alexis Renihan, 3, Kaley Schorovsky Pole Bending: 1, Kamish Wagner. Colusa clobbers Warriors SOCCER Colusa 5 Mercy 1 By RICH GREENE DN Sports Editor Colusa overcame an opening goal by Mercy, to thrash the Warriors 5- 1, Thursday, in a game called early due to dark- ness. Games are official once the second half starts. Because stadium lights were not turned on at Spartan Stadium, offi- cials called the game after 60 minutes when they were losing sight of the ball. Despite scoring the game’s first goal, it didn’t appear as if a Mercy comeback was in the works anyway. Jose Rosales put Mercy up 1-0 in the eighth minute when he was sprung open on a nice through ball by Liam Dobson. Two minutes later Colusa countered when a corner kick landed in the box and was knocked past a lifeless Warriors’ defense. Colusa got what would prove to be the game-winner in the 18th minute when Mercy’s keeper Alejandro Guer- rero was beat by a Colusa attacker as he tried to Daily News photo by Rich Greene claim a ball near the top of the penalty box. Guerrero redeemed himself with some clutch saves to close out the first half to keep the score 2- 1. Mercy ‘s Liam Dobson strikes a ball,Thursday, against Colusa. harm’s way. Colusa came back three minutes later and scored off of another cor- ner kick when a pair of attackers were left unmarked in front of the Mercy goal. But just three minutes into the second half Colusa struck again when they lifted a shot over Guerrero’s head. In the 54th minute, Colusa added a fifth goal, again off of a corner kick that wasn’t cleared by the Mercy defense out of Despite the 5-1 score- line, it was a marked improvement over Mercy’s 16-1 loss, Tues- day over defending sec- tion champion Hamilton. Mercy (0-2) is sched- uled to travel to Los Molinos on Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. The Lady Cardinals improved to 4-1 on the season. “We are still working to find our way offensively, but right now we are on the back of Brittney Garrett as she continues to carry us,” Eller said. Los Molinos 40 Paradise Adventist Academy 22 The Lady Bulldogs won their opening game of the season 40-22 at Paradise Adventist Academy. Los Molinos outscored their hosts 11-2 in the second quarter. Grapettes tryouts The California Grapettes are seeking skilled players to join their 16U travel team for the 2011 summer season. The California Grapettes, one of California’s premier fastpitch programs, participates in a number of high-quality tournaments and showcases and is well-known in the college recruiting community. Players selected from Northern California will have the opportunity to practice in the Red Bluff area. Transportation is available from Red Bluff to tryouts and tournaments. Tryouts are scheduled for Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Pleasant Grove High School in Elk Grove. A tryout form is available at www.grapettes.com. Players should arrive at 8:30 a.m. If raining, call one of the following numbers for alternative location. For more information, call Matt Etzler at 200-4594 or David Hutchins at 916-865-6747. Manning throws for 319, Indianapolis beats Titans Indianapolis 30 Tennessee 28 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Peyton Manning threw for 319 yards and two touchdowns, and the Indianapolis Colts snapped their three-game skid by beating the Tennessee Titans 30-28 on Thursday night to stay just a half-game back in the AFC South. Manning broke out of the worst slump of his career with a crisp performance against a defense that now hasn’t intercepted a pass in 14 straight quarters. The Colts (7-6) haven’t lost four straight since 2001 when their five-game slide prompted Jim Mora’s famous rant about the playoffs Tennessee (5-8) now has lost six straight and dropped 2 1/2 games behind Jacksonville (7-5) in the AFC South with three to play. The Titans can blame themselves for mistakes that led to each of the Colts’ first three touchdowns. Scoreboard NFL NBA Thursday’s result Indianapolis 30, Tennessee 28 NCAA FOOTBALL Today’s televised FCS playoff New Hampshire at Delaware, 5 p.m., ESPN2 2010 College Football Award Winners Maxwell Award (Best all-around player) Cam Newton, Auburn, QB Chuck Bednarik Trophy (Best defensive player) Patrick Peterson, LSU Outland Trophy (Best interior lineman) Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin, OT Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award (Best Quarterback) Cam Newton, Auburn Doak Walker Award (Best running back) LaMichael James, Oregon Fred Biletnikoff Award (Best wide receiver) Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State Jim Thorpe Award (Best defensive back) Patrick Peterson, LSU Lou Groza Collegiate (Place-kicker award) Dan Bailey, Oklahoma State Ray Guy Award (Best punter) Chas Henry, Florida The Home Depot Coach of the Year Award Gene Chizik, Auburn Disney’s Wide World of Sports Spirit Award D.J. Williams, Arkansas NCFAA Contribution to College Football Award Lee Corso, former coach and commentator Thursday’s results Boston 102, Philadelphia 101 Dallas 102, New Jersey 89 Orlando at Portland, late Today’s games Miami at Golden State, 7:30 p.m.,CSNB Charlotte at Indiana, 4 p.m. Denver at Toronto, 4 p.m. New York at Washington, 4 p.m. Detroit at Minnesota, 5 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Chicago, 5 p.m., ESPN Oklahoma City at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Atlanta at San Antonio, 5:30 p.m. Houston at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m. Orlando at Utah, 6 p.m. Portland at Phoenix, 6 p.m. NCAA BASKETBALL Thursday’s Top 25 results No. 2 Ohio State 75, IUPUI 64 Temple 68, No. 9 Georgetown 65 Today’s Top 25 games No games scheduled NHL Thursday’s results Buffalo 6, San Jose 3 Boston 5, N.Y. Islanders 2 Florida 3, Washington 0 Minnesota 3, Phoenix 2 N.Y. Rangers 5, Ottawa 3 Philadelphia 4, Toronto 1 St. Louis 4, Columbus 1 Calgary at Los Angeles, late Today’s games Montreal at Detroit, 4 p.m., NHLN New Jersey at Ottawa, 4:30 p.m. Colorado at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Carolina at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Tampa Bay at Edmonton, 6 p.m. Calgary at Anaheim, 7 p.m.