English goalkeeper Tony Wakeford makes a spectacular save for Feather River College. Photo by Toni Williams
9/29/2010 - In professional soccer, they say to play for a tie on the road and a win at home.
Well, FRC soccer deserved a win at Las Positas Wednesday, Sept. 22, but had to settle for one point and a 1-1 draw against the Hawks.
If you read a fishing report expecting to read about numbers of fish and how big they were, I may disappoint you this week. There will be no numbers in this column.
Recently, I fished the North Fork of the Feather River with my wife. We went out in the middle of the day. It was cloudy and I was hopeful we would find some bug hatches and feeding fish.
The Feather River College football team looked better than ever at home last Saturday, when the Golden Eagles posted a convincing 56-7 victory over Solano College.
With solid-white uniforms and unadorned helmets, the FRC football team sported a clean new look, mirroring the fresh feel of a team under new and improved leadership.
It was a beautiful, sunny day for the annual "Invite Your Mate" tournament.The format was six holes alternate shots, six holes scramble, and six holes best ball; 21 couples participated.
The first-place winner was the team of Linda and Gary Kluge; second place was Joyce and Ben Ayres; third place was Deanie and Rich Ryerson; fourth place was Julie and Bill Azevedo; fifth place went to Sharyn and Nick Belkofer; sixth place was Shirley Friedrichs and Scott Kazan and seventh place was Sharon and Larry Auge.
After going 6-0 to win the Lassen Tournament Sept. 11, the Portola volleyball team won another tournament in Los Molinos this past weekend.
9/22/2010 - The volleyball teams of Plumas County have been spending a lot of time on the court these past couple weeks, and the wins keep rolling in for several of the local squads.
Chester 3, Quincy 2
The Chester Volcanoes and Quincy Trojans went a full five games against each other Wednesday, Sept. 15.
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