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Tehama Foothill Red Bluff Red Bluff Tracker Tuesday's results VOLLEYBALL 1 3 Emily Gallagher — 23 assists, 12 digs Tayler Zazueta — 13 kills, 9 digs Brittany Clatty — 3 kills Maggie Hansen — 2 kills, 4 digs Larissa Vogelbacher — 15 digs Karlee Garcia — 8 digs Hannah Woodall — 4 kills, 1 block Laura Owens — 3 kills, 1 block Jessica Macdonald — 3 kills, 3 blocks H Hayfork Red Bluff 3 0 Mercy wins 25-9, 25-9, 25-14 and improves to 9-0 in league. Kayce Kemp — 6 aces, 7 digs, 20 assists Ella Fleet — 16 digs, 6 kills, 2 blocks, 2 aces Maddy Coelho — 2 aces, 4 kills, 7 digs Mariah Kingwell — 5 kills, 14 digs Francesca Aguilar — 1 ace, 6 digs Mae Muller — 5 aces, 3 kills, 5 digs Today's games CROSS- COUNTRY Corning League meet at Anderson WORLD SERIES Detroit Giants Game 1 DET — Verlander, 17-8 SF — Zito, 15-8 On the tube GOLF 1 p.m.TNT — PGA of America, Grand Slam of Golf, final day, at Southampton, Bermuda 9 p.m.TGC — PGA Tour, CIMB Clas- sic, first round, at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia SOCCER 11:30 a.m. FSN — UEFA Champions League, Arsenal vs. Schalke, at Lon- don 5 p.m. FSN — UEFA Champions League, Ajax vs. Manchester City, at Amsterdam (same-day tape) 5:30 p.m. NBCSN — MLS, Philadel- phia at Kansas City Items from Schilling company hit RI auction block PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The implosion of former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's video game company left the state of Rhode Island with a $100 million mess — and Paul DeBlois with a clock. With the wave of a yel- low bidder's sheet, the tax preparer from Burrillville offered the winning price — $200 — on a company clock during a sell-off Tuesday of what is left of 38 Studios, which was lured to Rhode Island with a massive state loan guar- antee. was one of several at the company's former head- quarters counting down, to the second, the anticipated launch of the video game Schilling dreamed would be a hit. The oversized piece But DeBlois had a dif- ferent use in mind: ''It's going to mark the end of tax season for me,'' he said. The auction, put on by court-appointed receiver Richard Land, comes four months after the compa- ny's spectacular collapse into bankruptcy. Rhode Island, whose quasi-public Economic Development Corp. approved a $75 mil- lion loan guarantee in 2010, is by far 38 Studios' biggest creditor. In total, the state is likely on the hook for some $100 mil- lion related to the deal, once interest in factored in. Hundreds of potential bidders showed up for the auction, which featured everything from high-end computers and graphic animation equipment to model airplanes Schilling is said to have made and kept in his fifth-floor office (empty save for an ergonomic chair, some cherry furniture and an elliptical, which was removed from the sale at the last minute). Red Bluff's Tayler Zazueta strikes a ball against Foothill on Tuesday. MLB Laura Owens, left, and Brittany Clatty, right, jump to block a ball against Foothill in the fourth set Tuesday at Red Bluff High School. Foothill beat the spartans 25-17, 25-14, 20-25, 25-14. Owens tallied three kills and a block on the evening, and Clatty had three kills of her own. Posey leads Giants back to World Series SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — On a team known for stellar pitching, bushy beards and quirky personalities, the unquestioned leader of the San Francisco Giants is their understated catcher, Buster Posey. From his prowess behind the plate, shepherding the staff through its ups and downs, to the bat that won the National League batting title, Posey is the biggest reason the Giants are back in the World Series for the second time in his three big league seasons. ''I'd hate to think where we would be without him,'' man- ager Bruce Bochy said. ''The numbers, they speak for them- selves. But also his leadership on this club. We saw what life was without him last year. ... I don't know a player that's made a bigger impact on a club RED BLUFF than what he has on our club. He's just a tremendous talent. We're lucky to have him.'' Posey has returned from a horrific, season-ending injury in 2011 to the top of the sport this year: starting All-Star catcher, batting champion, likely NL Most Valuable Play- er and World Series trip. It's a remarkable story that Posey even made it back on the field this year, much less per- DAILYNEWS TEHAMACOUNTY ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Corning Cardinals Football Thomas Lowe Senior Thomas Lowe, who has been battling injuries, stepped up when his team needed him most. With a four-touchdown performance Friday at Anderson, Lowe kept his team in the hunt for a play- off spot. Lowe's performance included a dagger intercep- tion, which he ran back for a touchdown. Editor's note: It is standard for the Daily News to highlight a female and male athlete each week when school is in session. And, it should be noted, there wasn't a shortage of qualified athletes this week. But, with playoffs on the line, Thomas Lowe and Christian Jordan gave their teams the performances they needed when it counted most. was required to sit out five games because of transfer rules, exploded at Pleasant Valley on Friday with a likely playoff spot on the line. Christian Jordan, who Jordan had two receiv- ing touchdowns, two inter- ceptions and ran back an interception 100 yards for a TD. Christian Jordan Sports Medicine Team congratulates the Athletes of the Week! St. Elizabeth redbluff.mercy.org/sports 800.990.9971 Red Bluff Spartans Football formed the way he did. It was his devastating injury that derailed the Giants' repeat hopes a year ago and led many to question whether Posey should ever catch again. In May 2011, Posey broke a bone in his left leg and tore three ankle ligaments when bowled over at the plate by the Florida Marlins' Scott Cousins. See GIANTS, page 2B 5:07 p.m. FOX Daily News photos by Andre Byik The Spartans' Brittany Clatty after she hits a ball Tuesday against Foothill. 3:30 p.m. Sports PREP VOLLEYBALL 1B Wednesday October 24, 2012 Red Bluff falls 3-1 to Foothill