Napa Valley College’s basketball teams open a key two-game homestand tonight when College of Marin’s men and women come to town.

Janelle Travis had 15 points, seven rebounds and four assists to lead Justin-Siena (11-4 overall, 4-0 Marin County Athletic League) to a win Tuesday night on the road.

Anthony Kersting had 13 points as the Crusaders won Monday’s road game, played at Sierra Christian in Rocklin. Sean Ryan added 11 points, Dan Cravalho had 10 points, seven rebounds and five steals, and Peter Kersting had eight points, five rebounds and five steals.

Nacho Franco already has a spot picked out for the perpetual trophy that comes with winning the King of the Valley Tournament.

Tyler Imhoff had 11 of his 22 points in the fourth quarter to help the Napa High boys basketball team pull away from host McClatchy-Sacramento for a 56-51 victory in its final nonleague game before the start of league play.

Justin-Siena (6-10 overall, 2-2 MCAL) was led by Ashley Ford with 13 points, nine rebounds and six steals. Bridget Flynn had 12 points, 10 rebounds and five steals.

The Vintage High Athletic Boosters will hold their 31st annual crab and pasta feed Saturday starting at 6 p.m. at the Chardonnay Hall, Napa Expo.

Justin-Siena’s CIF North Coast Section Division IV championship football team poses after the Napa County Board of Supervisors issued a proclamation in the Braves’ honor at Tuesday’s meeting. Head coach Rich Cotruvo, far right, was joined at the ceremony honoring the senior members of the section title-winning squad.  Submitted photo

The Braves led 35-12 midway through Tuesday’s MCAL contest and put it away with a 16-2 third quarter.

Josh Ventura, a freshman, lost a 10-3 decision at 119 pounds in the Monticello Empire League-opening dual match last week to a very strong Vacaville team, which is state ranked. The match was held in Vintage’s new auxiliary gymnasium.

Winning by forfeit for the Crushers were A.J. Emboda (130), Josh Sampson, Oscar Fragoza (215) and Kori Russell (heavyweight) in last week’s loss.

For a different way to enjoy the natural beauty of Napa’s hills, Skyline Park offers the sport of disc golf.

NOTES AND QUOTES for a Wednesday in the Napa Valley:

Pete Czerkies (left) and his son Michael teamed up to reel in this 25-pound king salmon on the Trinity River.