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January31, 2012 Mountain Echo Sports Ron Mosher, Sports Editor e-mail: echosports@yahoo.com 
Photo by Ron Mosher
Facial expressions can say a
bunch. (l to r) John Michael
Hubbard, Derek Lowry,
TJ Arendt and Austin Reynolds watch as Burney’s Duane White skies for two in Friday nights SCL game won by Fall River. Bulldogs bring out the broom to sweep Burney The girls JV game found Fall River on top, 35-30 in a thriller, while the boys JV team took down the Raiders, 65-50. In varsity action, the Lady Bulldogs prevailed, 45-31, while the boys finished the night with a 55-37 win. For full story Subscribe Bulldogs bring out the broom
to sweep Burney
McARTHUR - The two schools within the Fall
River Joint Unified School District met
for their first league meeting Friday, and
host Fall River brought out their broom in
sweeping all four games from the visiting
Burney Raiders.The girls JV game found Fall River on top, 35-30 in a thriller, while the boys JV team took down the Raiders, 65-50. In varsity action, the Lady Bulldogs prevailed, 45-31, while the boys finished the night with a 55-37 win. Both local teams are home Friday, with Fall River hosting Weed and Burney taking on Etna. On Friday, both local teams hit the road, with Fall River heading to Etna and Burney to Mt.Shasta. Lady
Bulldogs hand Westwood first loss of
the season, then return home to down
Burney
McARTHUR - The Lady Bulldogs of Fall River accomplished something no one else has been able to do this season - defeat Westwood 50-41, then they capped the week off by slipping past arch-rival Burney, 45-31, on Friday in SCL play to remain in the conference hunt at 3-1. Mount Shasta tops the conference at 4-0, while Weed is a half game up on the Bulldogs at 4-1, and the Weed Cougars come to town... Bulldogs remain undefeated in SCL play in downing Raiders The two intra-district rivals stayed close in the first quarter, with the hosts jumping out to a 6-zip lead to open things up, but Raiders kept chipping away to pull within three at the end of the period at 6-9. Fall
River boys take it to Burney
McARTHUR - The Fall River Bulldogs and Burney
Raiders battled a see-saw affair Friday night,
with Fall River eventually coming out on top,
65-50.It was a game of scoring spurts, as Fall River took an 8-0 lead to open the game, only to go cold while Burney racked up eight unanswered points to knot the tilt at 8-all after one period. Burney went ahead 13-8 to open the second quarter, and held a 27-20 lead at intermission. The Bulldogs re-took the lead with just over a minute to go in the third, and never looked back. Lady
Bulldogs outlast Raiders
McARTHUR - In a game riddled with fouls, the
Fall River girls out dueled Burney Friday
night, 35-30.Fall River put up a 10 point lead early in the game, forcing Burney to keep chipping away and to get close, only to have the hosts maintain their lead throughout the game. Jecca Parker topped the Bulldogs with eight pints, while KayCee Jesperse and Brook Small tallied six apiece. Baylie Peters added five, while Dani Schaffer and Sarah Estes each hit four and Amy Brown two.
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