In Monday’s voting, Vintage’s Katrina Husted, Corinne Schafle and Stephenie Frye earned All-Monticello Empire League honors, as did Napa High’s Erin Komplin, Cami Zeller and Kayla Madole.

Vintage opens the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division I playoffs at home Friday at 3 p.m. against Folsom at the Raider Field.

Maddy Densberger had five kills, five digs and six aces and Callie Flood also had five kills in the Saints’ 25-16, 25-17 victory on Tuesday. Shelby Zumwalt contributed 10 assists, a kill and an ace, and Celia Miroglio had three kills.

Luis Garcia’s header goal put the Storm on the board first in last week’s Bay Valley Conference road match. After a penalty kick tied it, Dionicio Arechiga put Napa Valley (5-9-4 overall, 3-5-2 BVC) ahead for good in the 37th minute.

The Braves improved to 4-4 overall with last week’s wild nonleague road win.

Last week: Justin-Siena had a bye week. Terra Linda beat host San Rafael 27-13 for its first win of the season.

Last week: Vintage amassed 442 yards in total offense and Sean Ryan passed for 257 yards and two touchdowns, but the Crushers lost their Monticello Empire League game to Vacaville, 35-19. It was the Crushers’ second straight loss. Armijo lost its fourth straight game, falling 23-9 to Wood.

Justin-Siena lost in the first round of the Marin County Athletic League volleyball playoffs Tuesday night as visiting Terra Linda dropped the first two games but rallied for a 25-27, 20-25, 25-14, 25-22, 17-15 victory.

Gianna Pasquariello had six kills and two aces and Jamie Marshall five kills, nine digs and four aces as the Saints cruised to a 25-15, 25-8, 25-14 victory on Tuesday night.

In the All-Northern Pacific Athletic Conference voting on Monday, Trinity Prep freshman Anna Arend was named to the first team and freshman teammates Marisa Streett and Claire Maxson landed second-team spots. Mary Birdsall received all-league honorable mention.

The 4-4 record can’t keep Justin-Siena High’s football team from harboring championship dreams entering the final two weeks of the regular season.

Calistoga High started out the CIF North Coast Section Class A boys soccer playoffs Wednesday night by taking one shot after another on goal.

Last year: The Indians ended the Bulldogs’ 18-game win streak with a 55-28 road victory over the defending section champs. Daniel Burgess led Napa with nine tackles.

Last week: The Saints lost their second straight, falling to Cloverdale 20-0.

Last week: Calistoga routed overmatched Potter Valley on the road, 23-6.

The St. Helena High boys soccer team ended its season on Wednesday night with a 2-0 loss to visiting University-San Francisco in a North Coast Section Class A playoff opener at Patterson Memorial Field.

A limited fishery for Central Valley Chinook salmon will begin Nov. 1, the Department of Fish and Game (DFG) announced.

ALAMEDA — The Oakland Raiders’ decision to waive DeAngelo Hall just eight games after signing him to a $70 million contract brought surprised reactions from his teammates who now wonder even more about the future of the franchise.

ALAMEDA, Calif. — DeAngelo Hall’s disappointing stint with the Oakland Raiders is apparently coming to an early finish.