Shasta County Sports.com
Releases Top 25 Lists
LOCAL GIRLS NAMED TO THE LIST:
24. Ashley Davies (5-7), F, Burney, Jr. With one
full year of varsity to her name, Davis put up
6.4 points and 8.9 rebounds per game for the
Raiders. Davis’ effort was awarded by being
chosen to the All-Five-Star League team and led
Burney in rebounds with 152 — more than double
the next playing on the team. 20.
Marissa Leighton (pictured above), (5-8), F,
Fall River, Jr.
The incoming junior in entering her third season
as a varsity player for the Bulldogs. She
averaged 6.3 points and 5.8 rebounds as a
sophomore on a senior- laden title team for
Tarron Corder.
She was third on the Bulldogs in total boards
last season and has championship experience,
scoring four points and grabbing six rebounds in
Fall River’s 50-49 NorCal title win over Redding
Christian.
LOCAL BOYS NAMED TO THE LIST:
24. Levi Perkins, (6-0, 150), G, Burney, Jr.
The top returning scorer for the Raiders,
Perkins dropped 4.5 points per game and added
just over five rebounds per night. He also leads
returners in steals and assist for a Burney team
that lost some senior leadership to graduation
after a 5-17 campaign and a first-round loss in
the playoffs.
21. Tim Westlund, (6-0, 175), F, Fall River, Jr.
As the lone sophomore on a team that went two
games into the No
rCal playoffs, Westlund averaged 7.5 points per
game. He led the team in rebound average, with
8.2 per contest. Still playing football for the
Bulldogs, Westlund should be a presence for Fall
River and help the team pick up where it left
off.
20. Gavin Dobson, G, Fall River, Sr.
Dobson might be a little bit late to join the
Bulldogs on the hardwood because of the success
of the football team, now at 11-0 after Friday’s
D-V semifinal win over Etna. The senior enters
his second full season of varsity after helping
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Jace Named to All-District
Jace Neugebauer of William Penn University Football was
named National Association of Intercollegiate athletess
AIA Google Cloud Academic All-District, selected by
@CoSIDAnews. Honoring outstanding academic and athletic
achievement by student-athletes. He will now be placed
on the Academic All-American ballot.
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The Bulldogs Run
Over the Lions
The Fall River Bulldogs slaughtered the
Etna Lions Friday night at home 42-13
Etna came out good and had a 7-0 lead at
the end of the first quarter
The Bulldogs weren’t about to let that
trend continue and came on strong to
make it Fall River 21-7.
In that quarter Jeffrey Kask scored and
with the point after tied it up at seven
each. A 37 yard touchdown pass from
Gavin Dobson to Cody Jorgensen made it
14-7 and a 70 yard pass from Dobson hit
Timothy Westlund rounded it out,
In the 3rd quarter, Kask scored on a
2-yard run to make it 27-7.
Etna scored on a kick off return to
bring it up to 27-13.
A pass from Dobson to Bailey Small was
good for a 60 yard TD (33-13) and two
point conversion pass from Dobson to
Herringer ran it up to 35-13.
In the fourth quarter Jacob Carmenita
ran in to finish the scoring on a one
yard run (42-13).
Fall River plays the winner of the
Chester vs. Biggs game Tuesday
(tonight).
They play Tuesday as their game was
canceled on Friday due to poor air
quality. Title game time and date TBD,
is likely to be Saturday night.
Cards Finish the Season 11-1
It may have been a tough
night and a bitter pill
to swallow but the Big
Valley Cardinals
certainly don’t have
anything to be ashamed
of and they don’t owe
anyone any apologies
They fought hard all
season and they didn’t
quit in their 27-44 loss
to Los Molinas.
They have an
unparalleled record and
in this season alone
they finished 11-1.
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