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Wednesday Baseball — Corning at Willows, 4 p.m. Baseball — Red Bluff at Oroville, 3 p.m. Softball — Willows at Corning, 3:30 p.m. Track — Red Bluff at Las Plumas, 3 p.m. Track — Mid-Valley-Mt. Valley at Red Bluff, 3:30 p.m. Golf —Tri-Cities League at Wilcox Oaks, 1 p.m. Sports 1B Wilcox Oaks Spring Fling HIGH SCHOOL A more geographically friendly realignment propos- al is headed to the National Conference Board of Man- agers for approval. The National Conference, which includes Red Bluff and Corning High Schools, would have two separate league structures beginning with the 2012-2013 school year. One for football and one for all other sports. In all sports except football Red Bluff would be placed in the Eastern Athletic League - North with Enterprise, Foothill, Shasta and West Valley. Corning would stay in the Northern Athletic League and be joined by Anderson, Central Valley, Lassen and Yreka. The Eastern Athletic League - South would be com- prised of Chico, Las Plumas, Oroville, Paradise and Pleasant Valley. In just football, there would be one Eastern Athletic League. The seven-school league would be made up of Red Bluff along with Chico, Enterprise, Foothill, Par- adise, Pleasant Valley, and Shasta. West Valley would still play football in the NAL, to make a six-team football league. Las Plumas and Oroville would play football along with Gridley, Orland, Sutter, Wheatland and Winters in the Butte View League. Courtesy photo Overall Low Gross Winners Dwain Bafuss and Teresa Connor pose with Low Net Overall Winners Tina and Malcolm Macdonald. GOLF Special to the DN Wilcox Oaks Golf Club hosted one of its premier golf events this past weekend — the Third Annual Couples “Spring Fling” Open. Sixty-four cou- ples from all over the North State com- peted in the Chapman format tourna- ment. Couples score as a team and hit alternate shots after selecting the best ball after two preliminary hits. Because each player depends upon his or her partner, the format is often called “Divorce court golf”. Additionally, 46 couples played in the Horserace tournament held on Sat- urday after the first round of play. Tournament Results: Horse Race Winners: 1, – Joe and Candis Vasilj; 2, Michael Loofbourrow and Lynne Beyers; 3 , Tom and Melo- di Byrne. Overall Gross Winners: Dwain Barfuss and Teresa Connor, 150. Overall Net Winners: Tina and Malcolm Macdonald, 126. First Flight Winners: Low Gross: 1, Steve and Kimberly Wood, 158; 2, Jane and Chuck Paulsen, 161; 3, James and Michele Bailey, 161; 4, Steve and Debbie Har- vey, 161. Low Net:1, Joe and Kellie Froome, 133; 2, Mike and Susan Funk, 136; 3, Mike and Gayle Jantzer, 140; 4, Michael Loofbourrow and Lynne Bey- ers, 140. Second Flight Winners: Low Gross: 1, Glen and Tammy Gallegos, 166; 2, Dave and Beth Pilger, 166; 3, John and Cathy Gumm, 178; 4, Virgil and Sharon Bradford, 178. Low Net: 1, Paul and Tonnie Spencer, 131; 2, Devan and Sue Leit- em, 137; 3, Jack and Lou Ellen Stern- berg, 141; 4, David and Donna Cripps, 142. Third Flight Winners: Low Gross: 1, Ken and Rochelle Shroyer, 176; 2, Mike Lashley and Patti Walker, 177; 3, Wells McMillan and Candy Warmee; Karen Bell, 189. Low Net: 1, Bob and Minell Fredricks, 135; 2, Ralph Anderson and Evelyn Conant, 136; 3, Keith and Judy Hodgkin, 138; 4, Mike & Lois Schmidt - 143. Fourth Flight Winners: Low Gross: 1, Tim Kuhn and Karen Gardner, 178; 2, Tom and Carol Breedlove, 180; 3, Dennis and Jean Inouye, 191; 4, Russ and Kelly Lin- dauer, 192. Low Net: – 1, Bob and Juanita Wierzbicki, 130; 2, Gary and Pat See SPRING, page 2B D NEWSAILY RED BLUFF TEHAMACOUNTY ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Alot of people run a race to see who is fastest. I run to see who has the most guts, who can punish himself into exhausting pace and then at the end, punish himself even more. — Steve Prefontaine Jeff Foster — Red Bluff Foster won the 100 meters, Saturday, at Central Valley’s John Frank Invitational. The senior also helped the Spartans to a relay victory in the 4x400 and a second place finish in the 4x100. Red Bluff fin- ished second at the meet. Traditions (530) 527-0247 Trophy Make it Matter… (T.T.) V alor V ictory V alues Adrienne Hinkston — Red Bluff Hinkston helped lead the Lady Spartans to a sec- ond place finish at the John Frank Invitational. Her 4x400 relay team placed first and her 4x100 relay team took third. Individually, Hinkston placed sec- ond in the 200 meters and third in the 400 meters. Did we mention she’s just a freshman? Congratulations Athletes of the Week! Listen Friday Nights at 6:00pm on KBLF AM 1490 “Northstate Sports Weekly” All episodes can also be heard by logging onto www.trophytraditions.com Tehama Tracker BASEBALL Oroville 0 Red Bluff 0, 4 inn, suspended Red Bluff and Oroville were tied 0-0 in the top of the fifth inning when the game was suspended due to a brief rain shower that left the playing field soaked. As fortune would have it, the teams are scheduled to meet today in Oroville. Tuesday’s game will be finished where it left off and then 4, Ernie and Wednesday’s game will start. SOFTBALL Red Bluff 7 Oroville 0 Red Bluff knocked off Oroville 7-0, Tuesday, behind a one-hitter from pitcher Megan McColpin. Hayley Harris went 2-for-4 with an RBI and scored two runs. Bryce Etzler went 2-for-3 with a pair of runs and McColpin added an 2-RBI double to break the game open in the sixth inning. Emily McEnaney doubled and Brooke Clatty went 1-for- 2 with a run scored. Red Bluff scored three runs off passed balls. Wednesday April 13, 2011 Realignment passes recommendation step