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Tehama Tracker Tuesday's results BASEBALL Red Bluff West Valley 16 1 Robby Lasby: W, 9 Ks, 1 hit Lasby: 2-4, Grand Slam, 6 RBIs NBA Warriors Indiana Ellis: 14 points Rush: 14 points, 7 rebounds Today's games BOYS HOOPS PLAYOFFS Division-IV — Semifinal Central Valley Corning NBA Warriors Atlanta 4:30 p.m. CSNB On the tube MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL •4 p.m., ESPN — Maryland at North Carolina •4 p.m., ESPN2 — Marquette at Cincinnati •5 p.m., CSNC—Mississippi State at South Carolina •6 p.m., ESPN2 — Oklahoma at Texas NBA • 4:30 p.m., CSNB—Golden State at Atlanta •6 p.m., ESPN — Chicago at San Antonio NHL • 4:30 p.m., NBCSN — Pittsburgh at Dallas SOCCER • 11:30 a.m., ESPN2 — Men's nation- al teams, exhibition, Italy vs. U.S., at Genoa, Italy • Noon, FOX SOCCER — Men's national teams, exhibition, England vs. Netherlands Spring Schedules Tu Feb. 28 at West Valley, W16-1 F-S Mar 2-3 at Chico Tournament Tu March 6 vs Orland, 4 p.m. Th-S Mar 8-10 at Oroville Tournament Tu March 13 at Enterprise, 4 p.m. F March 16 vs Oroville, 4 p.m. Tu March 20 vs Las Plumas, 4 p.m. Th March 22 vs Paradise, 4 p.m. S March 24 vs Rio Linda at Raleys Field in Sacramento Tu March 27 vs Newberg, Ore., TBA W March 28 at Anderson, 6 p.m. F March 30 vs Lassen, 4 p.m. M-T Apr 2-3 at Sacramento Tourney Tu April 10 vs Shasta, 7 p.m. Tu April 17 at Oroville, 4 p.m. Th April 19 at Foothill, 7 p.m. F April 20 at Las Plumas, 4 p.m. Tu April 24 vs Pleasant V., 7 p.m. F April 27 at Lassen, 4 p.m. Tu May 1 at Paradise, 3 p.m. F Mary 4 vs Chico, 7 p.m. F-S Mar 9-10 at PV Tournament Tu March 13vs West Valley, 3:30 p.m. S Mar 17-18 at Lassen Tournament Tu March 20 at Las Plumas, 4 p.m. F-S Mar 23-24 at Anderson Tourney Tu March 27 vs Pleasant V., 4 p.m. W March 28 at Oroville, 3:30 p.m. F March 30 vs Lassen, 4 p.m. Tu April 3 at Paradise, 5:30 p.m. Tu April 17 vs Oroville, 4 p.m. Th April 19 vs Las Plumas, 4 p.m. Tu April 24 at Pleasant V., 4 p.m. W April 25 at Shasta, 6 p.m. F April 27 at Lassen, 4 p.m. Tu May 1 vs Paradise, 4 p.m. F May 4 at Chico, 4 p.m. Tu May 8 vs Foothill, 4 p.m. Th Mary 10 vs Enterprise, 4 p.m. Softball F-S Mar 2-3 at Spring Classic F March 16 vs Shasta, 6 p.m. Tu March 20 at Chico, 4 p.m. Tu March 27 vs U-Prep, 6 p.m. F March 30 vs Foothill, 6 p.m. Tu April 3 at Enterprise, 6 p.m. Tu April 10 at Pleasant V., 3 p.m. Tu April 17 vs Paradise, 6 p.m. F April 20 at Shasta, 6 p.m. Tu April 24 vs Chico, 6 p.m. F April 27 at U-Prep, 6 p.m. Tu May 1 at Foothill, 6 p.m. F May 4 vs Enterprise, 6 p.m. Tu May 8 vs Pleasant V., 6 p.m. F May 11 at Paradise, 6 p.m. Girls Soccer D NEWSAILY RED BLUFF TEHAMACOUNTY ATHLETES OF THE SEASON Tu March 6 at Foothill, 3 p.m. Th March 8 at Enterprise, 3 p.m. Tu March 13 vs Oroville, 3 p.m. Th March 15 vs Las Plumas, 3 p.m. M March 19 vs Corning, 3 p.m. Tu March 20 at Pleasant V., 3 p.m. Th March 22 at Oroville, 3 p.m. Th March 29 vs Paradise, 3 p.m. Tu April 17 at Las Plumas, 3:30 p.m. Tu April 24 vs Shasta, 3 p.m. Th April 26 at Paradise, 3 p.m. Tu May 1 vs Chico, 3 p.m. Boys Tennis W March 14 Tehama Scrimmage F March 16 North State Relays at Chico State W March 21 at Lassen, 3 p.m. F March 23 at WV Eagle Classic W March 28 at Oroville, 3 p.m. S March 31 at Enterprise Invite W April 4 at Orland, 3 p.m. W April 18 at Paradise, 3 p.m. F April 20 WV/Chico Invitational at Chico State Track & Field W April 25 vs Las Plumas, 3 p.m. F April 27 at Yreka Invitational W May 2 vs Pleasant V., 3 p.m. F May 4 at Nevada Union Invite F May 4 Gary Burton Invite FMay 11 EAL-South Finals at Oroville FMay 18 Division-I Finals at Enterprise F May 25 NSCIF Finals at West Valley Gavino Munoz Follow us on Twitter: @TehamaSports Our coach of the win- ter sports season in Corn- ing girls soccer coach Gavino Munoz. He guid- ed the Lady Cardinals to a 15-5 record and their first trip to the section championship game. A total team effort, Corning had 16 different goal scorers this season. Corning Lady Cardinals Soccer Athletes of the Winter Season Jake Avila Taylor Blaser Lily Brose Ashley Brown Dom Ceja Sean Conrad Nick Hoag Patricia Ibarra Lottie Jones Maggie Keller Jessica Macdonald Nicole Mason Jonah McInnis Erik Miranda Magdaelena Ramirez Steven Rodriguez Cori Schatz Michael Shoemaker Evan Sinclair Mariah Smith Marissa Starman Isaac Williams TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE TEHAMA COUNTY BUSINESSES! Online Ballots Only at www.redbluffdailynews.com Red Bluff High School Baseball Red Bluf 16f By RICH GREENE DN Sports Editor COTTONWOOD — Robby Lasby provided the fire during a chilly and breezy season opener at West Valley as Red Bluff took advantage of 11 walks on their way to a 16-1 win. The Red Bluff senior struck out nine in four innings of work and capped off his day by belting a grand slam in the top of the sixth inning as the Spartans got a mercy-rule win over their hosts. Lasby opened up the scoring in the first inning when he drove in Colin Igarta, who walked four times and scored all four of those times during the game. Lasby then took the bump and proceeded to strike out the side. He opened up the bottom of the second inning by walking the first two Eagles hitters he faced, before finding his groove again and retir- ing the next three batters he faced. Igarta opened the third inning with yet another walk and the Spartans offense got back to work. Tyler Reed reached on an infield single and then Lasby drove in Igarta with a fielder's West Valley Daily News photo by Rich Greene Red Bluff starting pitcher Robby Lasby deals a pitch to the plate,Tuesday, at West Valley. BASEBALL 1 choice ground ball to short. Reed would eventually come home on a wild pitch the West Valley catcher lost sight of and it was 3-0 Red Bluff. That was plenty of run support for Lasby, who struck out two more batters in the bottom of the third and induced a weak bouncer back to himself at the mound for another out. Red Bluff put up five runs in the fourth inning. This time it was Wyatt Hought- by getting a rally started with a walk. Evan Sinclair and Igarta fol- lowed that up with walks of their own to load the bases and Modesto Ramirez drove them all in with a double to the center field fence. Reed followed with a walk and two batters later Mitch Fox sin- gled in two more runs for Red Bluff. West Valley hit their only ball out of the infield against Lasby in the fourth, but were set down in order after that. Red Bluff opened up the fifth inning by once again loading the bases after Houghtby singled and Taylor Figgs and Garrett Sandow drew walks. However Red Bluff couldn't cash in as the next three Spartans struck out. Figgs came in to relieve Lasby and struck out five batters in two innings of work In the top of the sixth the Spar- tans made up for the runners they left on base in the inning prior. Red Bluff sent up 11 batters and hung eight runs on the board. Lasby opened the inning with a walk. Fox followed with his sec- ond single in as many at bats. Houghtby then hit his second sin- gle of the game to load the bases. Figgs drew an RBI walk and Sinclair followed with a sacrifice fly to drive in another run. Igarta walked to reload the bases and Ramirez followed with another walk to push across yet another run. Reed kept the bases loaded with an RBI single and that set the stage for Lasby, who smoked a ball to left field and gave the Spartans a 16-0 lead. Lasby finished with six RBIs from the plate to go along with his nine strikeouts on the mound. "It feels great. It feels amaz- ing," Lasby said of his season's start. West Valley got a pair of hits in the bottom of the inning to pro- duce their only run of the game. Red Bluff coach Joe Gallaty credited his team for hustling and competing on every pitch, but even a 16-1 win can't please a manager completely. "It's the first game of the year. We got a lot to do.," he said. The Spartans head to Chico for a tournament Friday and Saturday. They open up their home schedule on March 6 when they host Orland at 4 p.m. 7 p.m. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Danny Granger scored 25 points to help the Indiana Pacers beat the Golden State Warriors 102-78 Tuesday night for their fifth straight win. Tyler Hansbrough scored 15 points and Roy Hibbert added 12 points and nine rebounds for the Pacers, who remained in third place in the Eastern Conference. The Pacers topped 100 points for the fourth straight game after doing so just six times before the current stretch. Monta Ellis and Brandon Rush each scored 14 points for the Warriors, who fin- ished with season lows in points and field-goal per- centage (.341). Golden State guard Stephen Curry sat out with a strained tendon in his right foot. The Warriors missed the 45-percent 3- point shooter — they made just 1 of 17 3s in the first three quarters. Indiana shut down the league's No. 5 scoring offense, which had averaged 99.2 points per game. The Pacers led 52-38 at halftime as Golden State posted its second-lowest point total in a first half this season. A 3- pointer by Paul George early in the second half pushed Indiana's lead to 57-40, and a reverse layup by Granger upped the margin to 19. A free throw by George gave Indiana a 20-point lead for the first time, and a putback dunk by Hibbert on a miss by Granger forced the War- riors to call timeout. Golden State missed four of its first five shots after halftime to fall behind 62- 40. A 3-point play by Granger pushed Indiana's lead to 77-47. Granger scored 15 points on 6-for-9 shooting in the third quarter. The Pacers shot 12-for-19 as a team in the period while holding the Warriors to 7-for-21 shoot- ing. George had 11 points and nine rebounds, Darren Colli- son scored 11 points and David West had 10 points and seven boards for the Pacers. 102 78 Sports Spartans cruise in opener 1B Wednesday February 29, 2012 Indiana does in Warriors