5/21/2010 -The Portola High School baseball team and Quincy High School softball team each reached their respective Northern Section championship matches, which will be played Saturday, May 22.
The Portola baseball team, seeded second in Division IV, will play top seeded East Nicolaus at Shasta College in Redding at 1 p.m. The Portola Tigers defeated Biggs in the semifinals to advance to the title game.
The Quincy softball team, seeded fourth in Division V, upset top-seeded Hamilton in the semifinals Thursday, May 20, by a score of 6-4. This advanced the Quincy Trojans to the championship game against second-seeded Etna, in Etna at 2 p.m.
FRC’s Mike Van Blarcom, will compete in bull riding.
5/19/2010 - The Feather River College rodeo team finished its regular season stronger than ever in the West Coast Region.
The FRC men’s team won the championship for the third straight year, dominating the region and winning the title by over 1,000 points.
The women’s team also made themselves known by ending the season in a very respectable third place behind Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo and University Nevada Las Vegas.
5/19/2010 - After finishing 10-0 in the Feather River League, the Portola High School baseball team advanced to the semifinals of the Division IV playoffs by defeating Quincy 19-6 in the first round last Friday, May 14.
With the win, second-seeded Portola hosted third-seeded Biggs Tuesday, May 18. The results weren’t available at press time, but will be posted on plumasnews.com.
5/19/2010 - Are you ready to enjoy the great outdoors? The Lassen National Forest announces that most of its 43 campgrounds will be open to kick off the beginning of the 2010 camping season on Memorial Day weekend.
Feather River College dominated the bull riding event in the West Coast Region. Pictured is Josh Garner. Photo by Jack Upton Photography
Shannon Morrow
Sports Editor
5/12/2010
After completing its final rodeo of the season in Las Vegas last weekend, the Feather River College men’s rodeo won first place overall in the West Coast Region for the third consecutive year.
The women’s team of FRC also fared well, taking third place overall out of the eight teams in the region.
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