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ByDiamondLeung BayAreaNewsGroup OAKLAND TheGoldenState Warriors lived to see another game after the MVP led the way in their 120-111 win against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 5 of the Western Conference finals Thursday. After picking Kevin Du- rant's pocket and scoring on a reverse layup to put the Warriors back up by 10 points with a little more than a min- ute left, Stephen Curry re- moved his mouth guard and screamed to the fans at Ora- cle Arena. "We ain't going home!" The Warriors' season con- tinues after Curry finished with 31 points, seven re- bounds, six assists and five steals in the win, turning up the defense in the fourth quarter as well by blocking Durant's shot and stealing WarriorsbeatThunder,force Game 6, Curry scores 31 points NBA PLAYOFFS GoldenState Warriors guard Klay Thompson, le , and Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook reach for a loose ball during the first half of Game 5of the Western Conference finals Thursday in Oakland. MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By Heather Hoelscher hhoelscher@redbluffdailynews.com @DN_Heather on Twitter CORNING The 35th annual Corning Junior Rodeo was held Friday and Saturday with young cowboys and cowgirls compet- ing in rodeo events at the Estil C. Clark park arena. Taking the title of senior All Around Cowboy this year was Wyatt Spencer of Corning and All Around Cowgirl going to Bailey Bean of Gerber. In the junior category, the 2016 All Around Cowboy is Cole Bun- ting and Cowgirl is Miley Bun- ting, both of Red Bluff. Results for the Corning Ju- nior Rodeo are as follows: Junior Boys Barrel Racing: First Cole Bunting, 18:206; Sec- ond Colton Suther of Palo Cedro, 18:512. Senior Girls Barrel Racing: First Cade Browning of Mid- dletown, 16:258; Second Sid- ney Browning of Middletown, 16:277; Third Emma Swift of Live Oak, 16:459; Fourth Sa- brina Cantu of Cottonwood, 16:473. Junior Girls Barrel Racing: First Miley Bunting, 16:443; Sec- ond Mackenize Maas of Wood- land, 16:845; Third Olivia Lar- gent of Anderson, 16:851; Fourth Reghan Shannon of Los Moli- nos, 17:090. Senior Girls Breakaway con- test: First Bailey Bean, 2:56; Second Payson McGill of Gar- denville, Nevada, 3:16; Third Emma Swift, 5:03; Fourth Den- ver McGill of Gardenville, Ne- vada, 12:62. Junior Girls Breakaway con- test: First Sofia Evans of Lower- lake, 5:07; Second Reghan Shan- non, 15:56. Senior Bulls contest: First Levi Gray of Dairy, Oregon, 71. Junior Boys Goats contest: First Hunter Hughes of Corn- ing, 17:91; Second, Reno McGill of Gardenville, Nevada, 20:43, Third Austin Burreson of Or- land, 21:22. Senior Girls Goats contest: First Emily Kramer of Bieber, 9:88; Second Payson McGill, 9:91; Third Bailey Bean, 11:56. Junior Girls Goats contest: First Kaylee King of Red Bluff, 14:50; Second Shelby Dunning of Gerber, 16:31; Third Kamish Wagner of Red Bluff, 17:78. Junior Boys Poles contest: First Colton Suther, 24:129; Sec- ond Cowboy Hammons of Corn- ing, 27:985. Senior Girls Poles contest: First Savannah Wirth of Au- burn, 21:237; Second Aubrey Largent of Anderson, 21:758; Third Sidney Browning of Mid- dletown, 21:960; Fourth Michell Woolbert of Vina, 22:130. Junior Girls Poles contest: First Miley Bunting, 21:093, Second Shelby Dunning, 21:932; Third Hailey Meyers of Fall River Mills. 22:093; Fourth Reghan Shannon, 22:559. Senior Steer Stopping contest: First Casy Moore of Red Bluff, 3:28; Wyatt Spencer, 4:34; Third Annie Houston of Sutter. Junior Steer Stopping con- test: First Cole Bunting, 5:41, Shelby Dunning, 6:41; Third Ka- mish Wagner, 8:34. Saddle Bronco contest: First Taylor Cambra of Livermore, 55. Team Roping Contest: First Calab Heitman of Cottonwood, and Wyatt Spencer, 7:21; Second Cole Burning and Reghan Shan- non, 8:63; Third Wyatt Spencer and Bailey Bean, 12:90; Fourth Bailey Small of Fall River Mills and Kamish Wagner, 14:69. CORNING JUNIOR RODEO Rodeoashowcase forcowboys,cowgirls Corning's Spencer earns top senior cowboy honor, Gerber's Bean garners senior cowgirl CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Reghan Shannon of Los Molinos competes in barrel racing at the 35th annual Corning Junior Rodeo. Staff Reports VolleyballinAugust The Mercy High School Volley- ball Camp is scheduled for Mon- day through Thursday, Aug. 1-4. The camp will take place at the school's renovated gym, which has a new air conditioner and floor. Camps will run 8:30-11:30 a.m. for incoming sixth- and seventh- grade students and noon to 3 p.m. for incoming eighth- and ninth- grade students. Cost is $40 and includes a T- shirt and individualized instruc- tion. All are welcome and registra- tion will take place the first day of the camp. Arrive early to get your spot. Basketball in June The Angie Weir Miller Fun- damental Basketball Camps are scheduled for June at the Lassen View School gymnasium. Camps will be held 9 a.m. to noon June 13-17 for girls and boys going into third and fourth grades and 12:15-3:15 p.m. for girls and boys going into fifth and sixth grades. Camps will be held 9 a.m. to noon June 20-24 for girls and boys going into seventh and eighth grades and 12:15-3:15 p.m. for girls and boys going into all high school grades. Cost is $85 for all grades. For a brochure or more infor- mation, call 514-2712 or write to amillertime25@hotmail.com. SUMMER Camps offered for players of volleyball and basketball The Associated Press NEW YORK Stephen Curry has knocked down another honor. The dead-eye point guard who led the Golden State Warriors to a record 73 wins in the regular season was named to the All-NBA first team Thursday. The league's MVP was the only player named on all 129 ballots in voting by a panel of writers and broadcasters. Curry was joined on the first team by Cleveland's LeBron James, Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook, San Antonio's Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers' DeAndre Jordan. James is a first-team choice for the 10th time in 13 seasons. Curry is on the first team for the second straight year, while Westbrook, Leonard and Jordan are among the top five for the first time. On the second team are: Thun- der forward Kevin Durant, War- riors forward Draymond Green, Sacramento center DeMarcus Cousins, Clippers guard Chris Paul and Portland guard Damian Lillard. NBA Curry, James named to first team in voting for All-NBA Staff Report RED BLUFF Four Red Bluff Spar- tans were named to the East- ern Athletic-Sacramento River League all-league teams for base- ball and softball Thursday and one received honorable mention. From the Spartans baseball team, Lane Pritchard, Kolby But- ton and Bryce Sinclair each made all-league. Softball player Ste- fanie Bruello was named to the all-league team and Aubrey Akins earned an honorable mention. Pritchard, a senior, was se- lected as an infielder. During the season he hit .396 with 22 RBIs, 14 doubles, three triples and two home runs. On the mound, he was 2-1 with four saves, 23 strikeouts, 15 walks and an ERA of 0.79. Button, a junior, was selected as a pitcher. He went 8-2 with one complete game and a shutout and an ERA of 0.94. He walked 27 and struck out 61 in 52.1 innings pitched. At the plate he had a .406 average with 24 RBIs, 11 doubles and a triple. Sinclair, a senior, was named a utility player. On the mound he went 4-2 with an ERA of 0.76, a complete game and a shutout. He struck out 32 and walked eight. At the plate he hit .330 with 16 RBIs, 11 doubles and a home run. The Spartans lost 3-2 to the Chico Panthers in the Northern Section Division II championship game Saturday. They finished the season 8-4 in league play. Brunello, a senior, was selected at second base. She hit .387 with nine RBIs and nine doubles in just 26 games and stole 15 bases. In the field she had just two errors and turned two double plays. Akins, a sophomore, received an honorable mention as a pitcher. She had an ERA of 4.85 in 26 appearances and struck out 75, walking 52 in 132.2 innings pitched. At the plate she hit .357 with 27 RBIs, seven doubles, a tri- ple and five home runs. The Lady Spartans finished with a 2-10 record in league play. BASEBALL-SOFTBALL Spartans named to all-league teams 3 baseball players, 1 so ball player make it WARRIORS120,THUNDER111 Series: Thunder lead 3-2. Game 6: Golden State Warriors at Oklahoma City Thunder, 6p.m. Saturday, TV on TNT. 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