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Sports for Saturday, April 26, 2008

Napa High grad waiting for call to join National Football League

There have been no shortcuts in football for Mike Gibson.

Trinity Prep scores 10 runs in first inning for victory over Faith Christian

Trinity Prep’s baseball team notched its first back-to-back win Friday afternoon. The Crusaders tagged Faith Christian for 10 first-inning runs on their way to a 24-14 win in just six innings.

Varsity Boys Swimming: Branson 49, Justin-Siena 30

The Braves lost a close meet to Branson, but Justin-Siena enjoyed several individual highlights.

Justin-Siena Boys Track and Field

• Justin-Siena 79, San Rafael 48

Varsity Girls Swimming: Justin-Siena 158, Branson 60

Justin-Siena posted its first MCAL dual meet victory against Branson.  

Varsity Softball: St. Vincent 13, St. Helena 1

The Saints dropped to 6-8 overall and 1-1 in NCL I South play with Friday’s loss. Alice Plant (double, RBI) and Diane Meyer each went 2-for-3 for St. Helena, while Morgan Duarte was 1-for-4 with a double.

Holbrook hauls in MEL singles title

FAIRFIELD — It only took him 53 minutes but it seemed a lot longer for Vintage’s Phil Holbrook.

JV Girls Soccer: Napa 1, Vacaville 0

Rebecca Steen scored the Indians’ lone goal Friday evening.

Napa Babe Ruth: Reds 3, Yankees 1

The Shackford Reds continued their winning streak, beating the Clerici Yankees 3-1 at Harvest Middle School on Thursday night.

Spring Fling B Division: Whitney Construction 8, R.E. Maher 2

Cheyenne Whitney earned the win at pitcher for Whitney Construction, while first baseman Joy Hopkins and third baseman Morgan Simone played well defensively.

JV Baseball: Justin-Siena 9, San Rafael 4

The Braves were unstoppable Friday afternoon, jumping to an 8-0 lead after just three innings.

Justin-Siena Girls Track and Field

• Justin-Siena 97, San Rafael 23

Sports Capsule: Napa Force fundraiser has Thursday deadline

The Napa Force, a junior lacrosse organization, will attend the San Jose Stealth vs. Colorado National Lacrosse League game on April 25 at HP Pavilion in San Jose. It’s Fan Appreciation Night and also a fund-raiser for the Force. The first 1,000 kids (ages 15 and younger) that walk through the arena doors will receive a complimentary lacrosse stick. The first 2,000 fans that walk through the arena doors will receive a complimentary cow bell.

New Tech students have plenty of game

Whoever said academics can’t be athletes never stepped foot on to New Technology High School’s campus.

Big winners at Kids Fishing Derby

On a rather chilly spring morning this past Sunday, hundreds of excited children descended upon Lake

Tearing it up at Tour de Georgia

Ever since I have been a professional cyclist I’ve been asked the following question, typically after my feeble attempt at describing the team dynamic of the sport, “If one guy wins the race, how in the world is it a team sport?”

YOU GO GIRL

Danica Patrick wasn’t the first female to win a major motorsports race, and she won’t be the last.

Krider Racing comes up big at Sonoma race

Infineon Raceway hosted the United States Touring Car Championship on April 12-13. Teams from all over the country traveled to compete in the road racing series, sanctioned by the National Auto Sport Association.

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