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DAILYNEWSARCHIVEPHOTO Paige Pearce set a world record on her way to becoming a world champion in archery. 2014 Wealthofgreatness BANNERYEARFORMANYTEHAMACOUNTYATHLETES The Boston Celtics went at each other hard for a couple of days. It must have worked because they didn't let down against Sacramento. Jared Sullinger scored 20points and grabbed 11rebounds. NBA Sullinger's20li s Celtics past Kings FULLSTORYONPAGEB2 Natasha's entire family was coming to visit for New Year's. The petite, dark-haired 15-year-old just moved to Sin- gapore in November to study at a Methodist girls' school on a government scholarship. AIRASIA FLIGHT Weather hinders efforts to recover bodies FULL STORY ON PAGE B6 A snowmobiler from Arizona who survived two nights in a remote northern Utah canyon built a snow cave and used pieces of his snowmobile to protect him from the cold. His bottles of Gatorade froze. SNOWMOBILER Man builds snow cave to survive in canyon FULL STORY ON PAGE B8 New state laws taking effect Thursday give livestock in California more living room, approve consumer wine ship- ments in Massachusetts and levy the ultimate punishment on teen drivers in Nevada. NEW LAWS Wine shipments are OK, tiger selfies banned FULL STORY ON PAGE B4 By Rich Greene rgreene@redbluffdailynews.com @richgreenenews on Twitter RED BLUFF In 2014 Tehama County athletes won champion- ships on every level possible — from local tournaments, to high school section finals and even at the state and world levels. In August at the International Archery Association's champion- ship in Yankton, South Dakota, Red Bluff's Paige Pearce became a world champion, setting a world record in the process. The 19-year-old lends back to the community by teaching youth archery. Beverley Anderson-Abbs lives in Tehama County, but became a Canadian national champion this summer. Anderson-Abbs, who grew up in Canada, won the Wild Rose Brewery 50-kilometer Ultramar- athon at the Canadian Road Rac- ing Championships. Anderson-Abbs went on to fin- ish 10th at the World Champion- ship in Qatar. Tehama County had not one, not two, but three state champi- ons at the California High School Rodeo Association Finals in June. For the second consecutive year Red Bluff's Chelsey Bushnell won the state breakaway roping title. Colby Demo, from Los Moli- nos, became the state bull riding champion, adding to a year that included a title at the Challenge of Champions. Wyatt Brown won the state's steer wrestling title. It was a good year for state ti- tles in Corning. The Corning Senior League team of 15- and 16-year-olds took the torch of Tehama County's Lit- tle League and ran with it. Corning won the Northern Cal- ifornia state championship and a trip to the Western Regional Tournament, where they lost in the semifinals, just two games from the Senior League World Series. The team included Rylan Casey, Trent Conoly, Seth Danielson, Wy- att Haydon, Isaiah Jones, Chad McFall, Brady Meeds, Dustin Messmer, Noah Miller, Chance Nelson, Nolan Peterson, Ryan Waldon, Michael Wold and Devin Wunsch. They were coached by Evan White and Jeremy Ross. Corning 11-year-old Hannah Pritchard also became a state champion. She won the NorCal Level 4 title in gymnastics in November following a grueling training schedule. The Red Bluff Jr. Spartans Pee- wee cheerleading team, of 9- and 10-year-olds, won the Northern California state championship at the NorCalFed State Cheer Com- petition. The team was: Shelby Arel- lano, Jaime Bailey, Macenzie Bailey, Aaliyah Chavez, Yasmin Chavez, Camryn Clement, Bade- gech Dittner, Makenzie Ferguson, Kirra Ferreira, Lily Morales, Al- exandra Strole, Allie VanOrnum, and Alexandra Vicuna. They were coached by Cori Dittner and Me- lissa Sides and trained by Yessie Castillo, Carley Clement, Jasmine Dittner and Karlie Lopez. In prep sports the Corning Car- dinals boys basketball team de- fended their Northern Section Di- vision IV title with a 56-49 win over Gridley. Corning finished the season 24- 5, falling in the first round of the state playoffs. The Cardinals, coached by the legendary Bill Mache, were: Joe Aguirre, Jesse Bennett, Alex Da- vila, Manny Garcia, Nick Hoag, Quincy Jones, Chayce Maday, Chance Nelson, Tyelar Nelson, Brandon Olsen, Nathan Peter, Erik Rios, Durante Rodriguez, Michael Shoemaker and Anton Torres. Championships won from local level to high school section finals and state and world titles DAILY NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO The Corning Senior League All-Stars were the Northern California state champions. DAILY NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO The Red Bluff Lady Spartans won 23straight games including the Northern Section Division III so ball championship. ATHLETES PAGE 2 SPORTS » redbluffdailynews.com Thursday, January 1, 2015 MORE AT FACEBOOK.COM/RBDAILYNEWS AND TWITTER.COM/REDBLUFFNEWS B1