PREP VOLLEYBALL
Bulldog Varsity Trees Cougars
The Fall River Varsity
Bulldogs took the Weed Cougars 3-0 Thursday at home.
The team was in great form downing the Cougars in three
sets, 25/13, 25/11 and 25/16.
As a team they racked up 20 kills. Individually #6,
Senior Hallee Olsen led with four kills, #5, Junior M.
Leighton and #7, Senior Trinity Markham each had three.
The team total for aces was 13. The leaders, #11 Senior
Nina Mejia put the ball in the right place at the right
time for five of those serving aces. #1, Myah Gallion, a
Junior, added three of her own. #7, Trinity Markham was
the only one on the team who assisted in a block. There
were no solo blocks for the team.
Digging is a tough job, requiring skill and
anticipation.
#00 Rylee Pevehouse, a junior kept the Cougar’s spke
from hitting the floor 10 times. M. Leighton, #5, and
Nina Mejia both got seven. Overall the team recorded 45
diggs.
Junior Myah Gallion, #1, had 12 assists, #8 Natalie
Osborne, a junior, is credited with 8 assists.
Pevehouse led in serve receiving. #9, Joanna Jasperse
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Raiders Stop AC
BURNEY — The Burney Raiders
had a great start for the week, downing visiting the
American Christian girls from Anderson in three, 26/24,
26/20, 25/22 Monday.
Sophmore Raider Kaitlin Estes, #15, led the attack
attempts for the Raiders. Junio P. Deaton-Giesler and
Estes each served 12 times. #19 Ashley Davies had two
blocks and #5 F. Fergfusson had one.
Ava Bellino, number 50 had nine diggs and Davies, seven.
The team total for digs Monday was 35.
Bellino had 13 serve receptions and Geisler and #14
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Bull Dogs Take Bears at
Home
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The Fall River Bulldogs took the
Mount Shasta Bears handily 34-6 at home last Friday.
The Bulldogs made a touchdown and kicked the conversion in the first
quarter and the Bears tried to match it getting six points, but
failing to make the conversion.
Fall River held the Bears for the rest of the game keeping them from
gaining any more points while amassing three touchdowns and single
point conversions to round out the win and give them a 4-0 record so
far for the season.
The Junior Varsity had set the stage for the varsity win with their
own 39 to six victory.
Both teams play Biggs at Biggs this Friday starting at 5:30 p.m.
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Mistakes Cost Raiders the Game
After a scoreless first half the Portola
Tigers managed to muster a touchdown in
the third, building the momentum for two
more in the fourth along with point
kicks after them. The Raiders weren’t
able to hit the scoreboard.
Quarterback # 3 Connor
Pfadt worked hard rackng up 174 yards on
15 throws.
David Nelson, # 20 was Zero for one.
Pfadt also carried the ball times for 77
yards, but had 3 interceptions. David
Nelson had a very good night, 8 catches
for 114 yards
Ricardo Jimenez added five catches for
53 yards.
Number 4 G. Villarreal, also didn’t fool
around. He picked up 77 yards in his 8
times rushing and 15 yards on a kickoff
return.
Heath Johnson picked up 5 yards on a
pass reception and #25 Ricardo Jimenez
was all over the field, picking up 53
yards rushing and an 27 yard pass
reception for a total of 80 yards.
The team came out 112 yards rushing, 62
yards in the air and 42 on kickoff
returns for a total of 214.
#53, Noah Cassel had a 53 yard run on a
kickoff before he was brought down.
Quarterback Pfadt also kicked a 36 yard
punt.
Coach Jed Tate says “We had too many
yards in penalties on Friday, and gave
Portola too many chances. Both teams had
too many turnovers, but Portola
capitalized on their chances.
The Burney Raiders travel to Alturas to
take on the Braves this Friday at 5:30
p.m.
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