Greenville’s Justin Posch leaps way above a Westwood defender at the John Holland Classic last Saturday. The Greenville boys’ team went 3-2 overall.
Photo by Shannon Morrow
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12/8/2010
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Portola wrestler Noah Vaglivielo overpowers his opponent before winning by a pin. Photo by Shannon Morrow |
The 39th annual Chester Invitational Wrestling Tournament attracted 20 high school teams from Northern California and Nevada last Friday and Saturday, Dec. 3-4.
Chico won the tournament, followed by Fernley in second place and Chester in third.
The Chester Volcanoes are again being led by long-time coach Tom Maumoynier, who retired several years ago, but generously picked up the torch again after former Chester coach Tom Rogers was hired as the wrestling coach at Lassen College this season.
Chico won the tournament, followed by Fernley in second place and Chester in third.
The Chester Volcanoes are again being led by long-time coach Tom Maumoynier, who retired several years ago, but generously picked up the torch again after former Chester coach Tom Rogers was hired as the wrestling coach at Lassen College this season.
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It’s not time to put the fishing gear away yet
Michael Condon
Staff Writer
November brought an unusual amount of snow and cold weather to the Plumas County.
Usually November weather systems bring us rain, but cold north winds brought the snow level down lower than normal for this time of year.
Shannon Morrow
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Keyshon Johnson catches a long pass in the first half of the Northern Section title game Wednesday, Nov. 24. Photos by Shannon Morrow |
Sports Editor
12/1/2010
In the Northern Section championship game Nov. 24, the Quincy High School football team put up a good fight against top-seeded Maxwell, but fell short in the end 14-6.
After trailing 14-0 at halftime, the Quincy Trojans scored on a short touchdown run by quarterback Cameron Diaz Deleon, while shutting out Maxwell’s potent offense throughout the second half.
“I’m very proud of our defense,” said Quincy coach Tom Goss. “We were pretty solid, except for a couple long plays.”
Don’t put that fishing gear away quite yet
Michael Condon
Staff Writer
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Fall is my favorite time of year. The sometimes too hot days of summer have given way to pleasantly comfortable weather. Even the occasional rains are a welcome change.
Fall brings hunting season and time to harvest bounty of the vegetable garden. The colors are spectacular and the fishing is at its best of the year.
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