Lassen County Times from Susanville, California • Page 25

Lassen County Times Page 3B Westwood PinePress Tuesday, Oct 4, 1994 Seniors, freshmen conquer powder puff opponents (9) 0 freshmen team were Vanessa Andrade, Aubrey Miles, Neuenschwander, Darcy Miles, Rollie Foltz, Fancy McBride, Dezarae Spafford, Melony Elam, Bauer, Nicole Ingersoll, Angela Kopp, Kate Galassi, Chasity Cottrell, Valerie Aldridge, Raymi Robinson, Angie Ellis, Jessica Herman, Misty Martinez, Robin Blue, Schantz, Julie Sphar, Melody Stone, Tia Chastain, Dawn McElroy, Lynn Mintun, Crystal Thornton, Heather Deutsch, Shashona Harris, Smith, and Teo Stevens. The junior and sophomores were Lizzie Butler, Julie Lopez, Carly Winship, Jessica Sperle, Amanda Cartier, Kristin Crawford, Sarah Lemke, Jessica Motts, Jennie Halsey, Sherrie Barkman, Chrissy Glenn, Amber Ridgway, Bianchini, Brandy Cortese, Lotus Mansfield, Shanta McElroy, Sarita MacFarland, Rachel Base, Shelly White, Kendall Spangler, Jennifer Moxley, Laurel Verboomen, Patti McGarva, Meriah Glenzer and Michelle Newey. Put on a football jersey and black paint under the eyes of Lassen High School girls and they turn into animals. This year's game at Arnold Field on Wednesday, Sept. 28 featured 57 girls with the seniors and freshmen clobbering the juniors and sophomores 28-6.

Both teams came out ready for combat. Each team practiced for a week before the game working on plays such as "the wedge," slant passes, double reserves, Statue of Liberty, double handoffs and Miami Dolphin-like laterals following completed passes. "This is big stuff," said seniorfreshmen coach Gary Spafford at halftime. "The girls are pumped and came out here to win. There's no letting up until the final whistle." Four-year powder puff standout Jill Neuenschwander and Darcy Miles of the seniorfreshmen team combined for three touchdowns to put the game away early.

Neuenschwander scored on runs of 50 yards and 25 yards, while Miles rattled off a 45-yard run. The seniors and freshmen led 21-0 at the half. The middleclassmen noticebaly pumped entering the second half and seemingly ready to eat into the lead, but the seniors and freshmen turned up the defensive pressure and tacked on another score. Tasha Schantz caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from Lindsay Smith in the fourth quarter. From then on, the juniors and sophomores posed no threat, but managed to score during the final seconds, when quarterback Mary Bianchini burrowed across the goal line on a two-yard sneak.

Senior kicker Brooke Bauer was 4-for-4 on extra-point attempts. Spafford, who improve his powder-puff coaching record to 3-1-1, coached with Kevin English, while Rich Robles and Devin Crosby directed the middleclassmen. Tony Wynn and Steve Robertson were the officials. The class of 1995 players have never lost a powder puff game. Those girls on the senior jf Jill Neuenschwander was all business In last wtek's annual Lassen High School powder puff football game, rushing for two touchdowns.

The fleet-footed senior has scored three touchdowns In the last two games. PhotoRob Brockmeyer From The Press Box By Rob Brockmeyer, Sports Editor County sports potpourri: The foursome of Ken Loflin, Bob Loflin, Scott Merrill and Mark Nareau won the Seventh Annual Cougar Baseball Golf Tournament, or otherwise known as the "Abney Open." The four finished at 14-under-par in scramble play over 18 holes at Emerson Lake Golf Course on Saturday, Sept. 24. On hole No. 5, Ken Loflin knocked his tee shot within seven feet of the cup to win the closest-to-the-pin contest, and Thomas Brown belted a 315-yard drive on the sixth hole to win the longest-drive contest.

The tournament is designed to raise money for the Lassen College baseball program. The outfield fence was replaced last week at Memorial Park. The North Section has a new football playoff format this year. The Northern Athletic League has been divided into large and small divisions with the top-two teams from each advancing to the post season. The Eastern Athletic League's top-two teams will play the NAL's large teams, and the third-place team in the EAL will be paired up with one of the top-two small teams from the NAL.

A wildcard will come out of the EAL and play the leftover NAL team. The Westside and Butte View leagues will battle it out themselves. Whew, do you got that? Los Angeles Harbor Community College will arrive in Susanville on Saturday, Dec. 17 to battle the Lady Cougars in a preseason game. The two teams started the fierce rivalry after Lassen won its second-straight state title by dropping the Seahawks in the 1992 Final Eight championship game.

En route to last year's state crown, the Harbor women got revenge by ousting Lassen in the Final Eight quarterfinals. Mark your calendar because the Lassen College wrestling team will host its only meet at the college this year on Saturday, Jan. 28 against Clackamas Community College and Yakima Valley. Fans will have to travel to Benson Dillon Billinghurst Middle School in Reno on Dec. 2-3 to watch the Lassen Duals and Lassen Open.

Boy can Jill Neuenschwander fly. The Lassen High School student burned up the field in last week's powder puff game. Give her a helmet and pads and she could play with the big boys. Springs gymnast Sonja Kloppenburg competed in her first Level 6 meet in Reno on Saturday, 24. She posted scores of 7.0 on the vault, 6.85 on the beam and 6.45 in the floor exercise.

In her first Level 5 meet, Monika Morrow scored 7.5 on the beam, 7.1 on the vault, 6.8 on the bars and 6.0 in the floor exercise to rank fifth in the all-around competition. Les Love of McArthur won the second enduro race of the year at High Desert Speedway last weekend. Larry Jackson Sr. took second; Gene Cain was third; Jeff Derocher finished fourth and Brian Gray was fifth. High Desert racing will conclude this year after the "open competition" race on Saturday, Oct.

8. Jackson said he expects a record-size field to battle for the $500 first-place prize. Before the start of the year, Cal High Sports picked Pleasant Valley to win the EAL and Loyalton to run away with the FRL. Since 1991, the Herlong High School varsity football program has gone 4-28. Today marks a historical moment as Lassen High School will play its first ever volleyball game in the Eastern Athletic League when it hosts Chico at 5:30 p.m.

Youth soccer game results Sl II The following are Lassen Youth Soccer game reports and league standings submitted to the Times last week. The games were held from Monday, Sept. 19, to Saturday, Sept. 24: U-14 J'CT Standings 0 0 2 3 2 4 3 4 I 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rowdies Earthquakes Kicks Whitecaps Strikers Sounders Westwood Chester 257-4465 822 Main Susanville CTOBER PECIALS Earthquakes 5, Sounders3. Goals: Jeffrey Kringler 3.

Cory Anderson 2. Shane Gillaspie, Ian Fitton, Justin Byers. Rowdies 2, Sounders 1. Goals: John Cheatle 2. Bryan Haynes.

Whitecaps 3, Earthquakes 0. Goals: Nick McBride, Christ! McBride, Robert Shelley. Sounders 5, Whitecaps 1 Goals: Matt Shirley 3, Bryan Haynes, Travis May. Isaac Shelley. GET READY FOR THE WINTER MONTHS AHEAD! V.J i 'x A U-12 Standings 4 4 4 3 2 0 0 1 3 2 3 4 4 5 I 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Rowdies Kicks Volcanoes Hurricanes Whitecaps Earthquakes Stings Sounders Strikers 2 2 1 0 1986 TOYOTA XTRA CAB SR5 4X4, 5 PS, AC, AMFM SRW, TW, custom whls.

tires, bed liner, tow 000089, regular price: $8,350, SALE PRICE $7,695 1987 MITSUBISHI MONTERO 4X4 Only 76k miles, power steering, AMFM cassette, custom tow 02033, regular price: $7,495, SALE PRICE $6,595 Hurricanes 4, Whitecaps 2. Goals: Tyler Holmes 3, Ashley Standiford. Garrett White 2. Rowdies 5, Stings 1. Goals: Matthew Shepphird 2, Kristopher Stevens, Jason Stevens, Deven Trlplett.

Matt May. Earthquakes 6, Strikers 4. Goals: Luis Rivas 4, Kevin Lyman, Taylor Sokol. Brandon Vinson 2, Justin Hardaway, David Allhiser. Rowdies 4, Volcanoes 0.

Goals: Kristopher Stevens, Miguel Avita, John Black, Matthew Shepphird. Home garnet still remain for Lassen Youth Soccer's travel teams before the end of the season. The U-19 boys host the Redding Patriots and the U-19 girls host the Palo Cedro Kaos on Saturday, Oct. the U-16 and U-19 boys host games on Saturday, Oct. 22.

All games are held at Riverside Park. PhotoRob Brockmeyer 1984 TOYOTA 4-RUNNER SR5 5 AC, P.S., PW, AMFM premium sound, mags tires, tow 032634, regular price: $8,190, SALE PRICE $7,195 1984 NISSAN 4X4 power steering, AC, TW, AMFM cassette, roll bar, custom wheels tires, SRW, 002134, check out this buy! SALE PRICE $4,995 mailed or delivered to: Junior Hunt, DFG, 619 Second Eureka 95531. Lake Earl postcards must be mailed to: Junior Hunt, DFG, P.O. Box 1934, Crescent City 95531. Shasta Valley will have a quota of 50 youths 25 for a morning and 25 for an afternoon hunt for Saturday, Nov.

19. Hunters must indicate their choice by writing, in order of preference, "am-pm" or "pm-am" on the application. Postcards must be sent to the Shasta Valley Wildlife Area, 1724 Ball Mountain Road, Montague 96064. Continued form page 2 have a quota of 30 youths per day 15 for morning and 15 for afternoon hunts for both Saturday, Nov. 19 and Sunday, Nov.

20. Hunters must indicate their first and second choices for a hunt by writing, in order of preference, two of the following "Sat-am," "Sat-pm," "Sun-am" or "Sun-pm." Those drawn may participate in only one of the four hunts. Eel River postcards must be The Sacramento River Recreation Area will have a quota of 50 youths per day 25 for morning and 25 for afternoon hunts for both Saturday, Nov. 19 and Sunday, Nov. 20.

Hunters must indicate their First and second choices by writing, in order of preference, two of the following "Sat-am," "Sat-pm," "Sun-am" or "Sun-pm." Those drawn may participate in only one of the four hunts. Sacramento River Recreation Area postcards must be mailed or delivered to DFG, 601 Locust Redding 96001. We have 10 used 4x4's in stock, also some great front wheel drive cars, just in time for winter driving. (Prices Effective 10-4-94 until 10-11-94).