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Big Pine Warriors win one, lose one

December 17, 2010

By
Deb Murphy/Sports Editor
dmurphy@inyoregister.com

The Big Pine Warriors had a split decision this week with a 47-66 loss to the Beatty Hornets Tuesday, redeemed by a 57-44 win over the Mammoth Huskies Wednesday.
The players and coaching staff thought the back-to-back games would be a good warm-up for the holiday break and the start of league play. Beatty was slated to send its JV team; Big Pine took Mammoth lightly, according to assistant coach Derek Carrington.
“Mammoth started on fire,” said Carrington. “They came to play. I think that was the best I’ve seen the Huskies play.”

Bishop splits games with Hawthorne

December 17, 2010

By
Deb Murphy/Sports Editor
dmurphy@inyoregister.com

The Bishop Lady Broncos basketball squad avenged an early tournament loss to Mineral County High from Hawthorne, Nev. Tuesday night with a 55-23 rout.
“The game went well,” said coach Gerald Howard. “We played very well. Things are really coming together.”
The team struggled with free throws early in the season, but hit 75 percent from the line against Hawthorne.
“We’re 6-4 in pre-league,” said Howard. “If we’d been hitting our free throw shots like we did Tuesday, we’d be 9-1.”

INDIVIDUAL STATS
Shiloh Smith: 24 pts.
Katelyn Lent: 12 pts.
Gabby Robertson: 8 pts.

Roller Hockey Results

December 16, 2010

By
Register Staff
dmurphy@inyoregister.com

JUNIOR DIVISION
Dufort Construction 9
Tim Talbot, coach
Goalie Nathan Coakley,
27 of 29 saves
Alpine Paint 2
Albert Branca, coach
Brendon Shibley, 47 of 56

Phillips Camera House 7
Stevens, coach
Jon Hecht 28 of 31 saves
Holland and Allred 3
Shelby Jordan, coach
Dustin Waasdorp, 30 of 37

BANTAM DIVISION
Night Owl Trucking 8
Tom Reid, coach
Gannon Daugherty, 27 of 38
BBQ Bills 11
Shelby Jordan, coach
Cullen Aukee, 13 of 21 saves

Whiskey Creek 7
Luis Roberts, coach

LP takes first in Ken Baker Tourney

December 16, 2010

By
Register Staff
dmurphy@inyoregister.com

Lone Pine came out the winner of the 35th Annual Ken Baker Boys’ Basketball Tournament, held at Bishop High’s gymnasium Dec. 4.
The full day of basketball included six teams from Inyo and Mono counties.
Host Round Valley School placed second. Home Street School’s Bishop I team took third. Other school teams included Bishop II from Home Street, Big Pine and Mammoth.
The All-Tournament Team included Christopher Molina, Round Valley; Daniel Olsen, Bishop I; Jake Traynor, Bishop II; Steve Orrick, Mammoth; Jacob Bacoch, Big Pine; and Brad Greene, Lone Pine.

Broncos Beat Burros, 3-2

December 16, 2010

By
Deb Murphy/Sports Editor
dmurphy@inyoregister.com

Bishop Broncos soccer squad overtook the Burroughs High Burros last Saturday 3-2.
The score of the game was closer than the play on the field, according to coach John McGurke
Two mistakes out of the back gave Burroughs their scoring chances, otherwise Bishop controlled the majority of the possession.
Bishop scored the first two goals before Burroughs tied it up at half time.
A third goal by midfielder Ignacio Santana midway through the second half proved to be the game winner.

Lady Broncos soccer scores 6-1 in win over Burroughs

December 16, 2010

By
Deb Murphy/Sports Editor
dmurphy@inyoregister.com

The Bishop Lady Broncos hosted the Burros from Burroughs High School last Saturday and came away with a 6-1 victory.
Bishop got off to a quick start with team captain Alex Tillemans scoring two minutes into the game.
Eva Bohg scored on a breakaway and Yessenia Mora scored off an assist from Betty-Jo Whitman.
Bianca Sandoval made the fourth and last goal of the half on a nice breakaway from the right side.
The Burros would score their lone goal in the first half, making the half time score 4-1 Broncos.
The Broncos held the Burros scoreless in the second half.

Three down, one to go

December 7, 2010

By
Deb Murphy/Sports Editor
dmurphy@inyoregister.com

Bishop is going to the CIF divisional championships.
No, that’s not quite right. The CIF Northeast Division championship game is coming to Bishop this Saturday, 6 p.m., at John Schwab Stadium.
The Broncos secured their place in the finals with a 44-14 win over the Pasadena Poly Panthers Friday night. They will face Boron following the Bobcats 18-7 victory over Vasquez last Saturday.
“We have our work cut out for us,” said coach Bill Egan. “We have to bring our best game. Boron is a very aggressive, very physical team. But, we can bring that style of play too.”

Lone Pine boys, Bishop girls off to fast starts

December 2, 2010

By
Deb Murphy/Sports Editor
dmurphy@inyoregister.com

The Bishop Broncos and Lone Pine Eagles started off their pre-league basketball seasons Tuesday night with a bang.
In a four-game marathon that included boys and girls teams, both varsity and junior varsity, the Lone Pine boys won and the Bishop girls won.
Final scores: Boys varsity, – Lone Pine 78, Bishop 58; Girls varsity – Bishop 40, Lone Pine 35; Boys junior varsity – Lone Pine 51, Bishop 46; Girls junior varsity – Bishop 40, Lone Pine 15.

Boys Varsity
The Lone Pine Golden Eagles got on the board first with a 3-pointer, a quick indication of the Eagles’ fast-paced game plan.

Bishop v Mojave: CIF playoffs begin

November 18, 2010

By
Deb Murphy/Register Staff
dmurphy@inyoregister.com

Broncos’ football coach Bill Egan is not taking this first CIF playoff game Friday against the Mojave Mustangs for granted.
“Mojave is a good team,” he said. “They have a good coach, they’re well-prepared. It should be a much better game.” Then again, Egan has anticipated “good games” from Kern Valley, Rosamond and Desert.
Mojave and Bishop are not strangers. Mojave was part of the HDL until 2008. “I know the Mojave coach,” Egan said, “and they know our program.”

Bishop AYSO teams score big at area tourney

November 16, 2010

By
Register Staff
dmurphy@inyoregister.com

Bishop AYSO teams won six of their age-level division championships at the Kit Carson Area F soccer tournament in Carson City, Nov. 6-7.
“Bishop AYSO has spent the past five years developing their youth soccer training programs beginning at U5 level,” said Joe Griego, AYSO regional referee administrator. “The depth of young talent has produced great success across all age groups. For the first time, Bishop teams have won championships for both boys and girls Sierra division at U12, U15, and U19 levels.”

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