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All games and matches scheduled for January 19th, featuring Lassen High School have been postponed due to unsafe traveling conditions. 
The Lassen High boy’s, (8-8, 0-1 NAL), home basketball game against Corning, has been rescheduled for February 2nd.
The Lassen High girl’s, (9-6, 1-0), basketball game, at Corning, has also been rescheduled for February 2nd. 
The Lassen High School boys (0-4, 0-3) and girls (3-1, 2-1) soccer matches against Anderson High School, scheduled to be played today at Riverside Park, have been rescheduled for, Tuesday, January 26th.

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The Lassen High School soccer teams traveled to West Valley High School for a pair of Northern Athletic League matches, Thursday, (1/14).
Boys Final
West Valley – 5
Lassen – 1
Lassen head coach Dennis Michaels talks about the match.

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Lassen falls to 0-4, (0-3 NAL) on the year.
Girls Final
West Valley – 2
Lassen – 0
The Lassen ladies drop to 3-1 (2-1).
Lassen will play at home, Tuesday, January 19th, against Anderson High School, and Thursday, January 21st, against Central Valley High School.
Action begins both days with the boys matches at 3:15 p.m. followed by the girls at 5:15 p.m. Matches will be played at Riverside Park.

 

The Lassen High Grizzlies opened the Northern Athletic League soccer season, Friday, (1/08), at Yreka High School.
Hear Lassen head coach, Dennis Michaels’ take on the game below the score.
Lassen Boys Final Score
Yreka – 4
Lassen – 0

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The Grizzlies fall to 0-2 on the season, (0-1 in NAL).
Lassen will be at home, Tuesday, January 12th, to face NAL rival, Corning High School. Match times at Riverside Park are set for 3:15 (girls) and 5:15 (boys). 

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The Lassen High soccer teams (boys & girls), were scheduled to play, Thursday, (12/17), at Riverside Park in Susanville, Ca. But a strange thing happened… 
As originally reported on Lassen Sports Network.com, the scheduled matches between Lassen and Oroville High School were in jeapardy of being postponed or cancelled due to heavy snow accumulations at Riverside Park, but the decision was made to play. Or was it?
Lassen head boys soccer coach, Dennis Michaels explains what happened Thursday afternoon at Riverside Park. (Because I certainly can’t).

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“They got on the bus and they went home…” WOW!
Both Lassen teams are next scheduled to play the Yreka Miners, in Yreka, January 8th. The Lassen ladies remain at 1-0, while the Lassen boys are 0-1.
The Jan. 8th matches will be Lassen’s Northern Athletic League openers.

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The Lassen High School soccer teams will host Oroville High in non-conference action today (12/17) at Riverside Park in Susanville.
There was concern early in the week that the field conditions at Riverside Park would not be playable due to heavy snow accumulations from the previous weekend’s winter storms, but thanks to some hard work and warmer temperatures, the matches will take place.
The Lassen ladies (1-0) will start the doubleheader at 2:00 p.m. followed by the Lassen boys (0-1) at 3:30 p.m.
Find the results first, right here on Lassen Sports Network.com

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The Lassen High School soccer teams opened the 2009/2010 season at Orland High School, Tuesday (11/24).
Ladies
Lassen – 7 (1-0)
Orland -0
Lassen Scoring
> Autumn Norton – 3 Goals
> Greta Porfiri – 2 Goals
> Libby Granlees – Goal
> Nikki Russ – Goal
> Amanda Keeton – 3 Assists
Men
Back in the radio days, we used to play a game called, “Did they win or did they lose.” We would judge by listening to the first part of the messages left by various coaches when they reported their scores. I think this one, featuring Lassen head coach Dennis Michaels, will be pretty easy. Click to listen.

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Orland – 8
Lassen – 0 (0-1)
Both Lassen teams will be off until December 17th, when they host Oroville High School.

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The Lassen High Lady Grizzly soccer team defeated visiting West Valley High School, Tuesday, (2/24) at Riverside Park, earning Lassen a trip to the section championship match.

Lassen, the #2 seed, will face top ranked Sutter High School, Saturday, Feb. 28th, at Colusa High School. Sutter defeated Las Plumas to reach the finals. The Lady Grizzlies are 10-1-3, heading into the championship showdown. Sutter, (led by former Lassen College head women’s soccer coach, Jason Spain) is 17-1. 

The championship match is scheduled to get underway at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28th, at Colusa High School.

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The Lassen High Grizzly boys soccer team saw it’s season come to an end, Tuesday, (2/24) with a 4-1 semi-final playoff loss to visiting Wheatland High School.

“We had plenty of opportunities.” Said Lassen head coach Dennis Michaels. “The ball just didn’t drop and we didn’t make it happen.” Lassen wraps up the season with an 8-4-2 record while Wheatland advances to the section title match. 

Note: This season marks the sixth consecutive yearthat coach Michaels and the Lassen boys have advanced to at least the section semi-finals.

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The Lassen High Grizzly and Lady Grizzly soccer teams will host CIF semi-final playoff games, Tuesday, Feb. 24th at Riverside Park in Susanville, Ca.

The playoff doubleheader will begin with the Lassen ladies facing familiar foe, West Valley High School. This will be the fourth meeting of the year between the two schools. Lassen was 1-0-2 against the Eagles in the regular season. Lassen, who has not played since defeating Central Valley on Feb. 5th, have a 9-1-3 record for the year while West Valley is 11-1-2, including a 3-0 victory over Corning in the teams first round playoff game, (2/20).

The Lassen boys will host Wheatland High School in Tuesday’s second game. The Grizzlies are 8-3-2 and, as with the Lassen ladies, have not played a match since the teams regular season finale against Central Valley nearly three weeks ago. Wheatland (4-8-2) advanced to the semi-finals with a 5-2 upset win over third seeded Las Plumas, (2/20). This will be the first “official” meeting of the year between the two teams. The two squads did play a “mini-match” at a pre-season Jamboree. While the final score of that contest is not an official result, Wheatland did defeat the Grizzlies.

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While the CIF playoff point standings are not the “official” CIF playoff seedings, they are a good indicator of what to expect when the seedings do, officially come out.

According to the latest CIF high school soccer playoff points, both the Lassen Grizzly boys and girls teams will be second seeds in the upcoming playoffs. That earns each team a first round bye. Under these rankings, Lassen will open the playoffs with semi-final games at Riverside Park, Tuesday, Feb. 24th.

Girls Playoff Point Standings

1. Sutter – 13-0-0

2. Lassen – 9-1-3

3. West Valley – 11-1-2

4. Las Plumas – 10-2-0

5. Wheatland – 4-4-2

6. Corning – 7-6-1

According to Lassen boys head coach Dennis Michaels, if these point standings represent the actual playoff seedings, the Lassen girls will face the winner of the West Valley – Corning match. 

Boys Playoff Point Standings

1. Corning – 14-0-1

2. Lassen – 8-3-2

3. Las Plumas – 7-4-2

4. West Valley – 7-4-3

5. Wheatland – 2-7-2

6. Sutter – 2-7-4

Again, according to coach Michaels, these seedings would have Lassen hosting the winner of the Las Plumas – Sutter match. 

Official playoff seedings will be confirmed by Saturday, Feb. 14th.

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