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StaffReports REDBLUFF TheMercyWarriors won big at home Saturday against Westwood 96-0. The Warriors, now 2-2 on the season, jumped ahead early over the 0-5 Lumberjacks, putting up 42 points in the first quar- ter alone. By halftime, the team would be up 70-0. Teddy Ranberg was named the overall player of the game, Al House earned the offensive title, Alvaro de la Fuente the defensive honors and Carlos Rosales for spe- cial teams. Randberg rushed for 182 yards on seven carries for five touch- downs and had 10 tackles and two sacks. House went 4 for 5 through the air for 129 yards and three touch- downs and rushed for 42 yards on two carries. De la Fuente tallied seven tack- les, a fumble recovery and a rush- ing conversion. Rosales, had six kickoffs for 265 yards and a long of 45 yards. Other top performers included Richie Borges, who had a 48-yard touchdown catch, two sacks and made 4 of 6 point-after attempts. Noe Rodriguez had a 40-yard touchdown run, three tackles and an interception. Jonathon Ross had a reception for 41 yards, an interception re- turn for 35 yards and a touch- down and a fumble recovery. Brian Grace and Travis Gor- don each had a 20-yard touch- down reception. Grace put up 124 yards on punt returns, the longest for 60 yards and he scored three times. Gordon had a sack, three tackles and blocked a punt. Nico Leal had seven tackles and recovered a fumble and Gavin Parker put up four tackles and made two rushing conversions. The Warriors are scheduled to travel to Princeton for a Califor- nia-South 8-Man contest Satur- day. The 3-1 Eagles will be com- ing off a 36-6 league win over Her- long. LOSMOLINOS38,ELKCREEK8 De- spite falling behind early Friday night, the Los Molinos Bulldogs took a third-quarter lead before icing a win with a monster fourth quarter against Elk Creek. The Elks scored first to lead by a touchdown early before the Bulldogs tied the game at 8 in the second quarter. Los Molinos put up another six points in the third and then 24 in the final quarter for a 38-8 victory on the road. Tyler Winter was named the overall player of the game for Los Molinos, Alex Russell earned offensive honors and Jarred Costa for the defense. Cameron Schmidtke was named special teams player of the game. Winter was 4 for 11 through the air for 49 yards and a touchdown. He also ran for 113 yards and two touchdowns, made 17 tackles and a sack and recovered a fumble. Russell tallied 295 all-purpose yards with 201 rushing, 34 re- ceiving, 22 on kick returns and 38 on punt returns. He had touch- downs on the ground and receiv- ing, made a conversion and had eight tackles. Costa had nine tackles, a sack and a fumble recovery. Schmidtke had five tackles. Josue Orozco rushed for 35 yards on seven carries and scored and had four tackles. Kyle Wood ran once for 12 yards and caught two passes for FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Warriorsrunwildin96-0win Los Molinos gets big win, Spartans fall on the road to Foothill By Daniel Brown Bay Area News Group OAKLAND As Stephen Curry settled into his seat for the first question of the day, someone un- leashed a primal scream from a distant corner of the Warriors practice facility. "As you can tell," Curry said dryly, "there's a lot of excitement in the building." Oh, it was a real scream, all right. Media day for the Golden State Warriors, once a humdrum notebook filler, took on a whole new look (and sound) for the de- fending NBA champions. These guys put the hoop in hoopla. There were so many report- ers Monday wanting to chat with Curry, Klay Thompson, Dray- mond Green and the other rock stars from last year's title team that Raymond Ridder, the team's vice president of communica- tions, had to turn people away. GQ and ESPN the Magazine wanted to do photo shoots — but there was no room left as the War- riors packed their practice floor NBA Warriors media day not like past years By Genaro C. Armas The Associated Press GREEN BAY, WIS. Aaron Rodg- ers dissected another defense on a national stage, building a big enough cushion for the Green Bay Packers to overcome a late rush by Jamaal Charles and the Kan- sas City Chiefs. Rodgers threw for 333 yards and five touchdowns, includ- ing three to Randall Cobb, and Green Bay beat Kansas City 38- 28 on Monday night. Rodgers led the Packers (3- 0) on two successful first-quar- ter drives that ended with scor- ing passes to Cobb and rookie Ty Montgomery. He found James Jones for a 27-yard touchdown re- ception late in the second quarter for a 17-point lead at the break. Charles rushed for three touch- downs for Kansas City (1-2), which followed its stunning, last-minute loss at home to Denver with a re- spectable fourth-quarter effort at raucous Lambeau Field. Charles' 7-yard TD with 1:25 NFL Rodgers leads Packers' win over Chiefs Marsappearstobeflowing with rivulets of salty water, at least in the summer, scientists reported Monday in a finding that boosts the odds of life on the red planet. RECONNAISSANCE ORBITER NASA:Marsappearsto have flowing water FULLSTORYONPAGEC6 By Chip Thompson editor@redbluffdailynews.com @editorchip on Twitter CORNING After a slow start, the Cardinals found their groove in the second half Friday night to take a 19-17 homecoming win over the Oroville Tigers. With big threat Alex Davila un- der the weather Corning failed to score in the first half, though Da- vila had a touchdown negated by a penalty call and the Cardinals were able to recover a couple of muffed punts. Meanwhile the Tigers managed to score and complete the 2-point conversion with 3:03 left in the first quarter and kick a field goal with 7 seconds left in the half. In the second half, it was al- most all Corning with Davila scoring twice and Oscar Garcia once to put Corning up 19-11 "I didn't come up with some magic play at halftime," coach John Studer told the team fol- lowing the game. "You made it happen." The Cardinals' scoring started with a 30-yard Davila run with 6:30 left in the third. Davila would go in again from the 12 with 2:57 left in the third. The play was set up when Eve- rardo Sanchez recovered a fum- bled Tigers snap, giving the Car- dinals the ball at the Tigers 35. Garcia then carried the ball to the 2-yard line, but a false start on the next snap pushed the ball back to the 7. Davila took the ball in from the 7 but another call, this time for il- legal formation, pushed it back to the 12 — forcing Davila to carry it in from there. He did so on the next play. FOOTBALL CARDINALS PUT UP HOMECOMING WIN A er slow start, Corning gels to beat Oroville 19-17 as Davila scores 2 TDs, Garcia also scores Corning's Oscar Garcia is upended a er a gain during Friday night's 19-17win over Oroville. PHOTOS BY CHIP THOMPSON — DAILY NEWS Corning's Alex Davila (4) begins his second touchdown run of the night Friday in a 19-17win over Oroville. CORNING 19, OROVILLE 17 Up next: Corning at Orland, 7:30 p.m. Friday. THESCORE Online: For more on Corning football and Tehama County sports visit REDBLUFFDAILYNEWS.COM/SPORTS. "I didn't come up with some magic play at halftime. You made it happen." – Corning coach John Studer to his team after Friday's victory. The Health Partnership, in partnership with School Readiness and First 5Tehama, is happy to announce the sixth year of the "No Butt's Le Be- hind" diaper drive campaign. DONATIONS Sixth annual diapers drive set in October FULL STORY ON PAGE C4 Coming off two straight blowout losses, 49ers head coach Jim Tomsula remained in the corner of his starting quarterback. Kaepernick threw four interceptions, two on his first two possessions for TDs. 49ERS Tomsula backs Kaepernick at QB The Red Bluff Spartans girls' tennis team will travel to West Valley for a meet at 3:30p.m. today. The cross country team will have a league meet at Chico and the girls' tennis at Pleasant Valley Wednesday. RED BLUFF Spartans take to the road early this week ROUNDUP PAGE 2 CORNING PAGE 2 WARRIORS PAGE 2 NFL PAGE 2 SPORTS » redbluffdailynews.com Tuesday, September 29, 2015 MORE AT FACEBOOK.COM/RBDAILYNEWS AND TWITTER.COM/REDBLUFFNEWS C1