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Lots of basketball action this past weekend. Here’s the wrap-up, in no particular order.

Lassen High Lady Grizzlies at Yreka (2/05)
Final Score
Lassen – 54
Yreka – 44
Lassen Leading Scorers 
Carlotta Kloppenburg - 15 points
Raeyel Shephard - 12 points
Lassen improves to 11-9, (3-3 NAL)
The Lady Grizzlies will face first place Corning, Tuesday, February 9th, at home.

Lassen High Grizzlies vs. Yreka, at home (2/05)
Final Score
Lassen -55
Yreka – 40
Lassen Leading Scorers
Brandon Whitestone - 14 points
Jordan Vial - 11 points
JP Faulkner - 10 points
Lassen is now 10-11 (2-4 NAL)
The Lassen junior varsity and freshman teams also picked up victories over Yreka.
The Grizzlies travel to Corning Tuesday, February 9th.

Herlong High Lady Vikings vs. Elk Creek, at home (2/05)
Final Score
Herlong – 53
Elk Creek -29
Herlong Leading Scorers
Tina Berry – 22 points
Angelique “Pooh” Owen – 10 points
The Herlong ladies improve to 10-8 (5-2 Pioneer League)

Lassen College at College of the Redwoods (2/06)
Lassen Lady Cougars Final Score
Lassen – 74
Redwoods – 71
The Lady Cougars earn their first Golden Valley Conference win of the year.

Men’s Final Score
Redwoods – 87
Lassen – 39
Lassen remains win-less in conference play.
The Cougars and Lady Cougars will be at home, Wednesday, February 10th, for a conference doubleheader with Shasta College.

Contributions from Terry Wood, Paul Moore and Dorinda Shaffer

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Wednesday 1-20-10
1. Unknown 2. Cameron Dill 3. Jim Barnett 4. Dale Bradeen 5. Judy Barnett 6. Larry Webb 7. Nate Thrush 8. Cathy Cooley 9. Bob Jones 
Saturday 1-23-10
1. Jim Barnett 2. Doyle Lowry 3. Jack Olsson 4. Ross Stevenson 5. Bob Lozano 6. Mac McDonald 7. Ron Hevener 8. Steve Miller 9. Scott Nichols 10. Paul Dunlap
Wednesday 1-27-10
1. Cameron Dill 2. Mac McDonald 3. Mike Mankins 4. Bob Coyle 5. Ed Merrill 6. Roger Parnell 7. Stuart Treff 8. Russ Brown 9. Unknown 10. Steve Miller  
Saturday 1-30-10
1. Mike Mankins 2. Unknown 3. Bob Coyle 4. Cameron Dill 5. Doyle Lowre 6. Jim Barnett 7. Justin Bottini 8. Ron Hevener 9. Paul Perez 10. Ross Stevenson 

Diamond Mountain Casino is now offering poker tournaments on Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. and Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. Tournaments are held in the Diamond Willow Room, located in the Casino.
The final table both days earn players points towards entry into the “Tournament of Champions” to be held in June, 2010.
Diamond Mountain Casino also offers Sit ‘n Go tournaments every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. These tournaments take place on the Lightning Poker Table. Sign ups begin at 5:30 p.m. with play beginning at 6:30 p.m.
Come on in to the Diamond Mountain Casino, enjoy the hospitality of Sierra and brush up on your Texas Hold’em skills.
As Always, Thanks Claire…

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Girls Final
Lassen – 2
West Valley – 2
Autumn Norton and Greta Porfiri each scored goals for Lassen.
Additional Information provided by Molly West

Lassen High Schools all-everything football player, Darren Lee has officially signed to continue his academic and athletic career at Boise State University.
Lee helped lead the Grizzlies to the Division II North Section football title in 2009. The Lassen senior led the team with 141 total tackles and was also the teams leading rusher, gaining nearly 1400 yards.
Lee was named the Northern Athletic Leagues Defensive MVP and was named to the first team All-State football team as a linebacker.

In a signing day conversation on Boise’s KTIK radio, Boise State head coach, Chris Petersen, seemed genuinely enthused when he spoke of Lee’s signing.

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Boise State finshed the 2009/10 season unbeaten and ranked #3 in the nation (Depending on who you ask).

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The short-handed Lassen High wrestlers hosted the Anderson Cubs in their final home meet of the year, Wednesday, (2/03).

Information submitted by Rodney Hartrum
Final team score was Anderson – 70 Lassen – 10
Individual Results
> 130 lbs. – Zane Suarez – wins by major decision  13-1
> 152 lbs. – Ben Thomas – wins by pin
Our make up dual with West Valley High will be, Wednesday, February 10th, (at West Valley), and our League Finals will be at Anderson High, February 13th.

Junior Varsity
> 152 lbs. – Dustin Thiels – wins by pin
Next up for the wrestlers will be the North Valley JV Championships in Orland, Saturday February 6th.

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The Herlong High Lady Vikings basketball team fell to Providence, in Pioneer league play, Wednesday, (2/03).
Final Score
Providence – 37
Herlong – 27
Said Herlong head coach, Ken Berry. “The girls played hard against a Providence team that is currently unbeaten in league,and is the #2 ranked team in the division”.
Angelique Owen led Herlong with 11 points, while Rachael Bania pulled down 10 rebounds.
Herlong, 8-8, (3-2 Pioneer League) will return home for a league battle with Elk Creek High School, Friday, February 5th.

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The Lassen High girls and boys soccer teams traveled to Corning (2/02) for a pair of Northern Athletic League matches with the home town Cardinals. 
Girls Final Score
Lassen – 1
Corning – 0
Destiny Harris scored the matches lone goal, with assists from Autumn Norton and Nievy Orosco.
Lassen, 7-1, (6-1 NAL) is tied atop the league standings with West Valley High School, 7-1, (6-1).
West Valley handed Lassen it’s lone loss of the season, 2-0 on January 14th. The two teams will square off at Riverside Park, Thursday, February 4th.
This match could very well determine the NAL championship and the top seed heading into the playoffs.  

Boys Final Score
Corning – 7
Lassen – 0
Not a whole lot to say.
Lassen falls to 2-5-2, (2-4-1 NAL). The young Grizzlies are not of the playoff race, but they need to get some wins in these final three matches to advance.
Lassen will also host West Valley at Riverside Park, Thursday, February 4th.

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The Lassen High ladies basketball team was held to just 36 points in Tuesdays (2/02) Northen Athletic League loss to the Corning Cardinals.
Final Score
Corning – 46
Lassen - 36
Taylor Waddel led Lassen with 12 points, a third of Lassen’s total output.
The loss drops the Lassen ladies to 10-9, (2-3 NAL).
Lassen travels to Yreka to face the Miners, Friday, February 5th.

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Information submitted by Rodney Hartrum

The Lassen High Wrestlers traveled to Corning, Saturday, (1/30) to compete in the Corning Invitational Tournament.
Individual results
> 125 lbs. – Byron Treece – 3rd
> 215 lbs. – Darren Lee – 1st, and voted, Outstanding Wrestler!

Next up for the Lassen High wrestlers is an NAL dual meet with Anderson High School, in “The Cave“, Wednesday, February 3rd, at 6 p.m.
Saturday, February 6th, the JV will travel to Orland for the North Valley Championships.

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The Lassen Grizzly High School basketball team fell behind Central Valley early, but rallied to force overtime, before losing to the Falcons.
Final Score
Central Valley – 60
Lassen – 55
Overtime
Lassen rallied from a 17 point halftime deficit to force overtime but Central Valley out-scored the Grizzlies, 11-6 in the extra frame, to earn the victory.
Brandon Whitestone and Jordan Vial, each scored 11 points for Lassen, with JP Faulkner adding 10 points.
Lassen drops to 9-10 on the year, (1-3 in the Northern Athletic League).

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