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My apologies for the delay in reporting. Got a little way-layed coming back from Modesto. The Golden Eagles fell to 1-3 on the season with Saturday’s loss to Modesto Junior College.

Modesto – 35
Feather River – 14
We’ve been told by Feather River athletic director Merle Trueblood, that the the injury suffered by Feather River quarterback, Matt Koman, was a broken fibula, a broken tibia and a dislocated ankle. Koman is finished for the season.
FRC next plays, Saturday, October 3rd, at home against Merced. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. (PST). Hear the action, live right here on Lassen Sports Network.com.
Stay tuned for our weekly conversation with Feather River head coach Steve Mooshagian.

It’s live football action from Feather River College as the Golden Eagles take on Merced. Tune in for the Pardner Western Store pregame show starting at 12:30. 
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The Feather River College football team picked up it’s first win of the 2009 season, Saturday (9-19), with a convincing win over the Yuba College 49ers. Feather River’s defense pitched a shutout and allowed just 77 yards of total offense to the visiting 49ers. Quarterback Matt Koman came of the bench to ignite the Feather River offense.

Feather River – 45
Yuba College – 8

Feather River Scoring
Passing 
Matt Koman – 13-21, 288 yards, 3 touchdowns
Receiving
Jamar Brown – 5 catches, 104 yds, 2 touchdowns
Emile Senghor – 2 catches, 47 yds, touchdown
Rushing 
Reginald Powers – 8 rushes, 88 yards, touchdown
Deon Turner – touchdown
Yuba’s only points came on a safety and a fumbled punt recovered in the end zone. The Golden Eagles are now 1-2, with their next game Saturday, September 26th, at Modesto College. Game time is sheduled for 3:00 p.m. and can be heard live on Lassen Sports Network.com.
Steve Mooshagian talks about his first win as head coach at Feather River College, and more.

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The Feather River College baseball team lost it’s first Golden Valley Conference baseball game of the season in the opener of a three game series with Shasta College.

Game 1
Friday, (4/03) in Quincy.

Shasta – 8
Feather River – 4
First GVC loss of the season for the Golden Eagles.

Game 2
Saturday, (3/04) in Quincy.

Feather River – 11
Shasta – 1
Feather River’s Niko Saladis was 4 x 5 with three RBI.

Game 3
Saturday, (3/04) in Quincy

Feather River – 10
Shasta – 6
Andy Quiring was 3 x 5 and drove in four Feather River runs.
The Golden Eagles are now 27-3 and 16-1 in the Golden Valley Conference.

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Lots of action this past weekend so let’s get you caught up with what we know.

Lassen College Softball
The Lady Cougars hosted the Lassen Invitational Softball Tournament

Game 1
Saturday, (3/28) at the Lassen College Softball Complex

Lassen – 8
Foothill – 1

Game 2  

Lassen – 9
Yuba – 8
Lady Cougars rallied from 8-2 defecit to beat the 49ers.

Game 3
Sunday, (3/29)

Lassen – 8
Foothill – 0

Game 4

Lassen – 7
Yuba – 0
Lassen next plays Feather River College, Friday, April 3rd, at the Lassen College Softball Complex.

Lassen High School Softball
The Lady Grizzlies played in the Anderson Invitational

Game 1
Saturday, (3/28) at Big League Dreams, (Redding, Ca.)

Lassen – 3
Valley Catholic – 1

Game 2

Del Oro – 3
Lassen – 2
Lassen finishes the tournament with two wins and three losses and are now 10-8-2 on the season. The Lassen ladies open Northern Athletic League play, Tuesday, March 31st, at Anderson High School.

Lassen College Baseball
The Cougars played a Golden Valley Conference doubleheader against Shasta College in Redding,Ca.

Game 1
Saturday, (3/28)

Shasta – 13
Lassen – 6
Lassen second baseman, C.J. Velarde drove in three runs.

Game 2

Shasta – 13
Lassen – 8
Daveron Ross of Lassen was 3 x 5 with two RBI. Tommy O’Brien was 2 x 5 with two RBI and Joshua Hatch drove in three Cougar runs.
Lassen drops to 5-10 in GVC play.

Feather River College Baseball
The Golden  … Click the headline to continue reading this LSN Story

The Feather River College baseball team improved to 12-0 in Golden Valley Conference play with a 17-6 thumping of Butte College, Wednesday, (3/25).

The Golden Eagles jumped on Butte early, building an 11-2 lead after just three innings. Scott Greene (6-0) went seven innings to earn the win. Ryan Giacomini was 3 for 5 with four RBI. Andy Quiring finished the day 2 for 4 with two runs driven in. Feather River is now 23-2 for the season. The series moves to Quincy for a doubleheader Saturday, March 28th.

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Lots of local baseball and softball, Saturday, (3/21) and for better or worse (weather-wise), most of it was played here in Susanville. Here are the reports from a cold blustery day in the ‘ville. 

Lassen High Varsity Softball Tournament
(3/21) at Riverside Park

Game 1

Lassen – 6
Fernley – 5
Lassen’s Kylie Polan hit a home run. Natalie Yonan was 2 x 2.

Game 2
(3/21) at Riverside Park (Tournament Semi-final)

Chico – 5
Lassen – 3
Polan had three hits to lead the Grizzlies.
Lassen’s Jennifer Williams and Ashley Novasad were both selected to the All-Tournament team. Lassen wraps up the tournament with a season record of 6-4-2. The Grizzlies travel to Sparks (Nv.) High School for a doubleheader, Tuesday, March 24.
NOTE: We’ve got to come up with a better name for the tournament before next years event.

Lassen College Softball
(3/21) at the Lassen College Softball Complex

Game 1 

Lassen – 6
Redwoods – 2

Game 2

Lassen – 6
Redwoods – 5
The Lady Cougars snapped a seven game losing skid with their Golden Valley Conference sweep of College of the Redwoods. Lassen is next scheduled to play at Feather River College, Wednesday, March 25th.

Lassen College/Feather River College Baseball
(3/21) at Memorial Park in Susanville, Ca.

Game 1

Feather River – 21
Lassen – 5
Feather River jumped on top of the Cougars early, leading  … Click the headline to continue reading this LSN Story

Here’s your Sunday, (3/15) local sports update.

Lassen High School Softball
Colusa Tournament

Lassen – 8
Willows – 1
Mariah Hicks= 2 x 2, HR, Natalie Yonan= 2 x 3, 2 RBI, Ashley Novosad= 2 x 3, 2 RBI, Alex Henry= 2 x 3, Triple. 

Lassen – 1
Lindhurst – 1
Alex Henry= 8 innings, one hit, 14 strikeouts.
Natalie Yonan= 2 x 3, Mariah Hicks= 2 x 3.
Lassen ends the tournament as co-champs with Colusa High School. The Lady Grizzlies will host Red Bluff, Thursday, March 19th, at the Lassen College Softball Complex. Game time is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Lassen is 4-0-2.

Lassen College Softball
Ohlone Tournament

Ohlone – 13
Lassen – 1

Hartnell – 7
Lassen – 6

Solano – 8
Lassen – 0
Lassen College head coach, Glen Yonan said, “The Cougars stunk today.”

Feather River College Baseball
Saturday, (3/14) in Quincy

Feather River – 32
Siskiyous – 4
We’re serious…

Feather River – 7
Siskiyous – 0
The Golden Eagles improve to 19-2, 8-0 in the Golden Valley Conference. Feather River will host Lassen, Wednesday, March 18th, in Quincy. 

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The Lassen College Lady Cougars downed Feather River College 69-61 Wednesday, (2/04) to maintain a first place tie in the Golden Valley Conference basketball standings. Meanwhile the Cougar men saw their three game GVC winning streak snapped following an 86-79 loss to the Golden Eagles.

Jessica Nolan poured in 29 points as the Lassen ladies overcame an early 12 point deficit to defeat Feather River. The Lady Cougars led just 34-32 at halftime but pulled away in the second half for the eight point win. Savannah Carlo had 16 points, with Brittany Hill chipping in 14 points for the Lady Cougars. Lassen improves to 5-1 in the GVC, tied with Shasta College atop the conference standings.

Feather River’s 86-79 victory over the Lassen men snapped the Cougars winning streak at three games and dropped the Cougars to 3-3 in GVC play. The win pushes Feather River to 5-1 in the Golden Valley Conference.

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Harsh feelings between Lassen College and Feather River College fans spilled onto the floor near the conclusion of the second game of the GVC hoops double-header between the rival schools, Wednesday night, (1/14) at the Lassen College Sports Complex.

In the night’s first game, the Lassen College Lady Cougars shook off a sluggish offensive start to pull away from Feather River for a 71-55 win. Lorena Torres hit a three pointer as time expired in the first half to give Lassen a 37-29 lead at the break. Australian stand-out Jessica Nolan poured in 14 of her game high 23 points in the second half to help the Lady Cougars pull away from Feather River and earn the 16 point victory. “We played pretty well defensively.” Said Lassen head coach Mark Naraeu, “We played hard and hustled all night.” Lassen’s Oceana Johnson, Julissa Reynoso and Savannah Carlo each scored 12 points as the Lady Cougars opened the conference schedule with a win.

In the night cap, the Golden Eagles of Feather River built a double digit lead in the first half and were able to with stand a late Lassen charge, holding off the Cougars for a 98-87 victory. Feather River freshman, Archie Kovich led the the Golden Eagle attack  … Click the headline to continue reading this LSN Story