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Napa High loses in championship game of Eagle Eye Tournament
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The Napa High School girls basketball team lost in the championship game of the Eagle Eye Engraving Tournament, falling to host Rodriguez-Cordelia, 66-54, Saturday. Tatum Souza had 16 points, Kendall Pelfini had 12 and Allie Davison nine to lead Napa. Both Souza and Pelfini were named to the All-Tournament team.
The Napa High School girls basketball team lost in the championship game of the Eagle Eye Engraving Tournament, falling to host Rodriguez-Cordelia, 66-54, Saturday. Tatum Souza had 16 points, Kendall Pelfini had 12 and Allie Davison nine to lead Napa. Both Souza and Pelfini were named to the All-Tournament team.
• Rio Lindo Academy 37,
Napa Christian 35
Napa Christian 35
Marcy Chislom had 17 points, 11 rebounds and three steals to lead Napa Christian (0-3 overall) in Saturday’s game in Healdsburg. Ruby Schuler had seven assists, five steals, three points and two rebounds. Jessica Birney had seven points, two rebounds and two assists.
Prep Football
Prep Football
• Title game tickets to go on sale
Tickets for Napa High’s game against St. Mary’s-Stockton for the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division I championship will go on sale Tuesday in the Napa High front office. Tickets will be available at $10 for adults and $6 for students Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. For more information, call the Napa High athletic director’s office at 253-3840.
Napa and St. Mary’s play Saturday at 1 p.m. at University of the Pacific in Stockton.
Men’s College Basketball
• Merced 68, Napa Valley 67
Napa Valley (5-6 overall) lost in the consolation championship game of the Cosumnes River College tournament in Sacramento Sunday. Andy Medeiros’ shot from the floor at the buzzer missed. Medeiros had 18 points and six rebounds, Aaron MaGee had 14 points and six rebounds, and Ashton Foster had 13 points.
Napa Valley, which was outrebounded by Merced, opens play in the Skyline College Tournament Dec. 7 against host Skyline.
Women’s College Basketball
• Skyline 64, Napa Valley 47
• Napa Valley 90, Mission 48
In Friday’s game against Skyline-San Bruno, Jessica Zeller had 20 points and Erika Hornsby had 13 to lead Napa Valley.
In Saturday’s game against Mission-Santa Clara, Zeller had 19 points, Vanessa Priest 16, Chrerish Bustos 15 and Hornsby 12.
Prep Volleyball
• CIF State Volleyball Championships
Two heavyweights with strong offenses battled toe to toe for the Division I championship at the 2007 CIF State Volleyball Championships presented by Farmers Insurance at The Event Center on the campus of San Jose State University Saturday. After four competitive games, Lakewood was the team still standing, as the Lancers won their first crown by defeating Nevada Union-Grass Valley, 25-18, 20-25, 25-18, 26-24, and denying the Miners a title in their third trip to the final match.
Mira Costa-Manhattan Beach won its fourth state Div. II title in a row, defeating Northern California power Archbishop Mitty-San Jose for the third straight year. With the 25-17, 25-23, 25-16 win, the Mustangs completed a perfect season and claimed their second straight PrepVolleyball.com national championship.
Harvard-Westlake of North Hollywood senior middle Cathryn Quinn terminated the first three points for the Wolverines in their Division III final with Sacred Heart Cathedral-San Francisco. That proved to be a bad sign for the Fightin’ Irish, who had the fight but couldn’t stop Harvard-Westlake’s multi-pronged attack. Quinn and sophomore Meg Norton combined for 29 kills for the Wolverines, who claimed their first state title since 2001 with a 25-12, 25-12, 25-20 win.
Harker-San Jose, making its first appearance in a state final, was whistled 10 times for double contact and that spelled trouble. When facing a powerful Santa Fe Christian-Solana Beach team seeking its third state title in five years, that was far too many. SFC happily gobbled up those points, got terrific defense from freshman libero MacKenzie Gilbert and dominated the net en route to the 25-20, 25-18, 25-17 win in the Div. IV final.
Co-ed Mt. Madonna-Watsonville may have only 50 students in grades 9-12, but you only need six to make a champion. Using tough serving, steady setting and relentless defense, and getting contributions from all eight active players, the Hawks (30-6) swept Central Valley Christian-Visalia, 25-21, 25-15, 25-12 before a very large crowd to capture their first CIF Division V state championship.
— John Tawa, PrepVolleyball.com
Freshman Girls Basketball
• Justin-Siena 39, Casa Grande 24
Justin-Siena won a hard fought game to take the championship of the Napa High Tournament, defeating Casa Grande-Petaluma. With the score close at 21-20 at the end of the third quarter, the Braves exploded in the fourth quarter. Lauren Cardey, named to the All-Tournament team, scored 10 of her 20 points in the fourth, going 6-for-8 from the free-throw line. She also had six steals and five rebounds. Teal Geyer, named the Tournament MVP, scored 11 points, grabbed nine rebounds and had 15 steals. Point guard Jenne Joske added six points to the attack, while grabbing seven rebounds, handing out five assists and getting four steals. Sarah Halsey had five rebounds. Erin Halsey, Sarah Franke and Sara Cassidy played aggressively to help anchor the defensive effort.
Tickets for Napa High’s game against St. Mary’s-Stockton for the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division I championship will go on sale Tuesday in the Napa High front office. Tickets will be available at $10 for adults and $6 for students Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to noon. For more information, call the Napa High athletic director’s office at 253-3840.
Napa and St. Mary’s play Saturday at 1 p.m. at University of the Pacific in Stockton.
Men’s College Basketball
• Merced 68, Napa Valley 67
Napa Valley (5-6 overall) lost in the consolation championship game of the Cosumnes River College tournament in Sacramento Sunday. Andy Medeiros’ shot from the floor at the buzzer missed. Medeiros had 18 points and six rebounds, Aaron MaGee had 14 points and six rebounds, and Ashton Foster had 13 points.
Napa Valley, which was outrebounded by Merced, opens play in the Skyline College Tournament Dec. 7 against host Skyline.
Women’s College Basketball
• Skyline 64, Napa Valley 47
• Napa Valley 90, Mission 48
In Friday’s game against Skyline-San Bruno, Jessica Zeller had 20 points and Erika Hornsby had 13 to lead Napa Valley.
In Saturday’s game against Mission-Santa Clara, Zeller had 19 points, Vanessa Priest 16, Chrerish Bustos 15 and Hornsby 12.
Prep Volleyball
• CIF State Volleyball Championships
Two heavyweights with strong offenses battled toe to toe for the Division I championship at the 2007 CIF State Volleyball Championships presented by Farmers Insurance at The Event Center on the campus of San Jose State University Saturday. After four competitive games, Lakewood was the team still standing, as the Lancers won their first crown by defeating Nevada Union-Grass Valley, 25-18, 20-25, 25-18, 26-24, and denying the Miners a title in their third trip to the final match.
Mira Costa-Manhattan Beach won its fourth state Div. II title in a row, defeating Northern California power Archbishop Mitty-San Jose for the third straight year. With the 25-17, 25-23, 25-16 win, the Mustangs completed a perfect season and claimed their second straight PrepVolleyball.com national championship.
Harvard-Westlake of North Hollywood senior middle Cathryn Quinn terminated the first three points for the Wolverines in their Division III final with Sacred Heart Cathedral-San Francisco. That proved to be a bad sign for the Fightin’ Irish, who had the fight but couldn’t stop Harvard-Westlake’s multi-pronged attack. Quinn and sophomore Meg Norton combined for 29 kills for the Wolverines, who claimed their first state title since 2001 with a 25-12, 25-12, 25-20 win.
Harker-San Jose, making its first appearance in a state final, was whistled 10 times for double contact and that spelled trouble. When facing a powerful Santa Fe Christian-Solana Beach team seeking its third state title in five years, that was far too many. SFC happily gobbled up those points, got terrific defense from freshman libero MacKenzie Gilbert and dominated the net en route to the 25-20, 25-18, 25-17 win in the Div. IV final.
Co-ed Mt. Madonna-Watsonville may have only 50 students in grades 9-12, but you only need six to make a champion. Using tough serving, steady setting and relentless defense, and getting contributions from all eight active players, the Hawks (30-6) swept Central Valley Christian-Visalia, 25-21, 25-15, 25-12 before a very large crowd to capture their first CIF Division V state championship.
— John Tawa, PrepVolleyball.com
Freshman Girls Basketball
• Justin-Siena 39, Casa Grande 24
Justin-Siena won a hard fought game to take the championship of the Napa High Tournament, defeating Casa Grande-Petaluma. With the score close at 21-20 at the end of the third quarter, the Braves exploded in the fourth quarter. Lauren Cardey, named to the All-Tournament team, scored 10 of her 20 points in the fourth, going 6-for-8 from the free-throw line. She also had six steals and five rebounds. Teal Geyer, named the Tournament MVP, scored 11 points, grabbed nine rebounds and had 15 steals. Point guard Jenne Joske added six points to the attack, while grabbing seven rebounds, handing out five assists and getting four steals. Sarah Halsey had five rebounds. Erin Halsey, Sarah Franke and Sara Cassidy played aggressively to help anchor the defensive effort.
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