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Tehama Tracker Friday's results NBA Kings Utah 103 104 Cousins: 27 points, 14 rebounds Thornton: 26 points Thursday's results BASEBALL Biggs Invitational Los Molinos Quincy 12 1 Saturday's games BASEBALL at Biggs Tournament SOFTBALL at Preseason NAL Tourney TRACK & FIELD at Hornet Invite at ENT Sports 2 Red Bluf 9f Lassen By RICHGREENE DN Sports Editor The Lady Spartans used a seven-run second inning to blow past Lassen 9-2, Friday afternoon. Black Butte Invitational at Orland FINAL FOUR Louisville Kentucky Ohio State Kansas NBA New Jersey Kings NHL Dallas Sharks 7:30 p.m. CSNC Sunday's games NBA Warriors L.A. Lakers 6:30 p.m. CSNB Monday's games BASEBALL Sacramento Tournament Red Bluff Merced Red Bluff Cosumnes Oaks GOLF at Skyway Challenge FINAL FOUR National Championship 6 p.m. CBS NBA Minnesota Kings Basketball camps set Dates have been set for the Angie Weir Miller Fundamental Basketball Camps in June at Lassen View School. The cost us $50 for first and second graders and $75 for higher grades. For a brochure or more information con- tact Angie at 514-2712. • 1st-2nd Grade Girls/Boys, June 11-15, 9 a.m. to noon. • 3rd-4th Grade Girls/Boys, June 11-15, 12:15 to 3:15 p.m. • 5th-6th Grade Girls/Boys, June 18-22, 9 a.m. to noon. • 7th-8th Grade Girls/Boys, June 18-22, 12:15 to 3:15 p.m. • 9th-12th Grade Girls/Boys, June 25-29, 9 a.m. to noon. GOLF The Spartans leaped to the top of the Eastern Athlet- ic League-South standings, Thursday, following a cold, windy and wet day on their home course of Wilcox Oaks. Daniel Frantz and Peter Mitzel each shot 80s, tying for the best low round of the day —nine shots ahead of the third place golfer. Dylan Grossman added a 7 p.m. CSNC 7 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m. CSNC 3:09 p.m. CBS 5:49 p.m. CBS Daily News photo by Rich Greene Red Bluff's Krista Rodriguez puts down a sacrifice bunt, Friday afternoon. BASEBALL Lassen 3 Red Bluf 4f By RICH GREENE DN Sports Editor The Spartans overcame an early deficit with a bar- rage of small ball in the second inning, then rode Robby Lasby's hot bat to a 4-3 win over visiting Lassen, Friday. The Spartans improved to 11-2 with their 10th consecutive victory. Lassen held a 2-0 lead heading into the bottom of the second when Tyler Reed led off a rally with a walk. Lasby singled past the shortstop and Taylor Figgs executed a perfect sacrifice bunt to move the runners over. Reed would score on a pass ball and Garrett Sandow pinch running for Lasby came home on a Mitch Fox sacrifice bunt. Reed got things going again in the fourth inning after he was hit by a pitch. Lasby then doubled him home and came around to score on a passed ball. The four runs were enough for Figgs, who seemed to pitch stronger as the game wore on. Red Bluff heads to Sacramento for tourna- ment play, beginning Monday with games slat- ed against Merced and Cosumnes Oaks. On Tuesday Red Bluff has Kennedy and Bur- bank. The Spartans' Raley Field game against Rio Linda was rescheduled for Thursday at 6:30 p.m. The Spartans are now 3-0 in Eastern Athletic League -South play. Home course advantage helps Spartans gain edge The Lady Grizzlies made some costly mistakes on defense in the inning and the Lady Spartans took advan- tage of everyone of them. Tayler Zazueta opened the inning with a single. Next, Krista Rodriguez laid down a sacrifice bunt and beat out the throw when the ball was bobbled as it was being picked up. Two batters later Brooke Clatty beat out an infield sin- gle to load the bases. Samantha Jones fol- 1B Weekend March 31, 2012 Spartans take pair from Lassen SOFTBALL lowed with an RBI single. Two batters later Megan McColpin cleared the bags with a blooper to right field to give the Spartans a 4-0 lead. Brittney Fletcher, Bryce Etzler and Zazueta followed with consecutive RBI sin- gles and the Spartans lead ballooned to 7-0. Lassen picked up a run in the fifth inning off of a Red Bluff error, but the Spartans struck back. Kasarah Bosetti, Emily Larzabal and Savanah Car- rillo loaded the bases in the blink of an eye and Haley Harris and Fletcher each drove in a run to make it 9-1. McColpin pitched five innings to pick up the win and Etzler closed out the game pitching the final two innings. The Lady Spartans are 9- 1-1 on the season. Daily News photo by Rich Greene Red Bluff's Taylor Figgs fires a pitch home, Friday afternoon. Final Four brings big programs to Big Easy Daily News photo by Rich Greene Jordan Chapin chips onto the 9th green,Thursday. 91 for Red Bluff, who won the Front 9 and took second on the Back 9. Frantz and Mitzel stand No. 1 and 2 in the individual rankings after two of a scheduled five league meets completed. 71 to finish second at River Tasalmi, Wednesday as Mercy took third in a Five Star League meet. Jordan Stasinowsky Steven Rodriguez shot a shot a 93. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Looking for those charming underdog stories? Go find the DVD from last year. This year's Final Four brings together an ensemble of big-name schools, all saddled with their typically big-time issues — a reminder that everything in college sports is not as pure as the NCAA and its ''student- athletes'' would like us to believe. In the national semifinals Saturday, Ken- tucky plays Louisville and Ohio State meets Kansas. All the schools have made headlines for a variety of off-the-court reasons over the last several months, including the prolifera- tion of one-and-done players, stories about coaches in courtrooms and a handful of financial misdeeds involving recruits, play- ers, coaches and even ticket managers. And so, while there are no little vs. big See FINAL 4, page 2B