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TheMercyLady Warriors won the American Christian Academy Tournament in Redding Saturday. The Lady Warriors are (from back le ): Coach Katie Sullivan, Tasha Pimentel, Marissa Starman, Cheyenne Johnson, Daphne Nandino, Laura Keane, Annie Feser, Julia O'Neal and Mary Dimmagio. COURTESY PHOTO REDDING The Mercy Lady War- riors won the American Chris- tian Academy Tournament Sat- urday, with Marissa Starman tak- ing home the Most Valuable Player honor. Cheyenne Johnson added an All- Tournament performance. Mercy beat hosts ACA 44-35 behind a stellar Starman perfor- mance. The senior scored 17 points to go with nine rebounds, three assists and four steals. Johnson found herself all over the state sheet as well. She re- corded four points, five rebounds, six assists and four steals Tasha Pimentel chipped in with 10 points and five steals. DaphneNandinohadfivepoints, six rebounds and two steals. Mary Dimmagio and Annie Fe- ser each added four points. Starman then scored 31 points and Mercy pounded Dunsmuir 51- 15. Starman added eight rebounds and five steals. Johnson recorded 10 points, four assists and six steals in the win. Pimentel grabbed eight re- bounds and had two points. Dimmagio and Feser both added twopoints,Nandinohadfourpoints. The Lady Warriors improved to 5-6 with the wins. They play Dunsmuir again on Thursday at the road at 6 p.m. GIRLS BASKETBALL LadyWarriorswintourneytitle Marissa Starman earns MVP award SHARKS3,JETS2 Up Next: Sharks at Minnesota When: Tuesday, 5 p.m. TV/Radio: NBCSN/98.5 FM THESCORE The Associated Press WINNIPEG, MANITOBA Marc-Ed- ouard Vlasic scored with 2.9 sec- onds remaining to give the San Jose Sharks a 3-2 win over the Winnipeg Jets on Monday night. Joe Pavelski won an offensive zone faceoff to Logan Couture, who set up Vlasic for the win- ning goal past Jets goalie Michael Hutchinson. Brent Burns and Melker Karls- son also scored for the Sharks. Andrew Ladd and Jay Harrison had goals for Winnipeg in the only NHL game on Monday. Harrison's shot from the high slot on the power play got through Sharks goalie Antti Niemi's pads at 4:03 of the third period to tie NHL Vlasic's goal li s Sharks over Jets By Josh Dubow The Associated Press ALAMEDA The Oakland Raiders are picking up the pace on their coaching search, interviewing San Francisco 49ers tight ends coach Eric Mangini and India- napolis offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton. Colts coach Chuck Pagano con- firmed Monday that Hamilton met with the Raiders the previ- ous night after Indianapolis' play- off win over Cincinnati. "I guess they had a get-to- gether. That's all I know," he said. Hamilton joined the Colts af- ter Bruce Arians left for Arizona following the 2012 season. Since then, Hamilton has mentored An- drew Luck and led an offense that set single-season franchise re- cords for total net yards (6,506) and net passing yards (4,894) in 2014. Indy's 458 points this sea- son were the second most in Colts' history. "You have success, that's what NFL Raiders pick up pace on coach search Oregon will play for the national title next Monday night against Ohio State in Arlington, Texas. The Ducks defeated Florida State in college football's first playoffs to advance, while the Buckeyes upset Alabama. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Arizonalossprovided valuable lesson to Ducks FULL STORY ON PAGE B2 REDDING The Corning Car- dinals boys soccer team won the inaugural NorCal Champi- ons Cup hosted by Shasta High School Saturday going through an impressive three-team gaunt- let to lift the prize. Corning won the cup in dra- matic fashion beating Shasta 2-1 in overtime. Alan Serrano had the cup win- ner in the 84th minute for Corn- ing. Shasta had tied the game in the second half, after Eric Figueroa gave Corning an early lead. The Cardinals played twice Friday to reach the Cup Final. Corning beat Willows 2-1 be- hind goals from Figueroa and Field Angeles. The Cardinals came from be- hind to beat Chico 3-1 in the semifinal. Raul Arent scored the equal- izer on a Cristiano Loera assist from a corner kick just before halftime. Jesse Serrano put the Cardi- nals on top following a rebound from a Salvador Mora shot. Mora would later tack on an insurance goal. Corning goalie Luis Luevano had a strong tournament behind strong defensive performances by Junior Gonalez, Joe Aguirre, Jose Reyes, Esil Rodriguez and Cristian Lince. The Cardinals improved to 5-2 on the season. The Cardinals visit Sutter at 3:15 p.m. today. BOYS SOCCER CORNING CELEBRATES NORCAL CHAMPIONS CUP Cardinals win inaugural soccer tournament 2-1 in overtime COURTESY PHOTO The Corning Cardinals boys soccer team won the inaugural NorCal Champions Cup hosted by Shasta High School Saturday. COURTESY PHOTO The Corning Cardinals boys soccer team won the inaugural NorCal Champions Cup hosted by Shasta High School Saturday. Online: Be the first to get local results from local teams and athletes at REDBLUFFDAILYNEWS.COM/SPORTS. Fresh off their cup victory in Redding the Corning Cardinals boys soccer team plays at Sutter at 3:15p.m. this a er- noon. The Lady Cardinals are also scheduled to play Sutter. SOCCER Corning soccer travels to Sutter The Red Bluff Lady Spartans (4-6) open up league play to- night against visiting Shasta (7-2) at 7:30p.m. The Red Bluff boys (8-2) visit Redding to take on the Shasta boys (7- 4) in their league opener. BASKETBALL Spartans basketball back in local action Get your puzzles fix with the NEA Crossword, Sudoku and Celebrity Cipher, start your day off right with your horoscope, and read the latest advice doled out by Amy Dickinson. YOUR DAILY BREAK Fun and games inside today PAGE B3 RAIDERS PAGE 2 SHARKS PAGE 2 SPORTS ยป redbluffdailynews.com Tuesday, January 6, 2015 MORE AT FACEBOOK.COM/RBDAILYNEWS AND TWITTER.COM/REDBLUFFNEWS B1