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Bishop skiers race way into top five at final race |
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Monday, 08 March 2010 |
.jpg) Shown here is the Bishop ski team: (top row, l-r) coach Scott Piercey, Cole Means, Chris Plakos, Nick Schley, Sam Delemora, Jesse Woods, Evan Richman, Andreas Sanchez, Madison Pauley, Coach Mike Craven, (bottom row, l-r) Bodie Lloyd, Max Piercey, Anamaria Sabchez, Nichole Villanueva, Anne Stickells and Piper Wright. Photo by rovingphoto.com Sports Staff 3-6-2010 In the Bishop ski team’s last race Monday before the State Finals, the Broncos had several top five finishes. On the girls side, the Lady Broncos had three racers finish fifth or above in the giant slalom, in an 11-racer field. Taking the top spots for the Lady Broncos were: Madison Pauley, who came in third; Anne Stickells, who came in fourth; and Ciara Richman, who came in fifth. In the slalom, Richman, Stickells and Anamaria Sanchez all had good showings. Richman was fourth, Stickells was fifth and Sanchez was sixth. For the boys, Nick Schley had a big day coming in second in both the giant slalom and slalom. Andreas Sanchez also did well in the giant slalom, finishing third in the 18-racer field. Also finishing in the top 10 for the Broncos in the giant slalom were: Max Piercey, who came in seventh; Evan Richman, who came in ninth; and Jesse Woods, who came in 10th. In addition to Schley, other top 10 finishers in the slalom were: Woods, who finished sixth overal; Sam Delemora; who finished seventh; and Richman, who finished eighth.
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Sudden-death kills Broncos CIF championship hopes |
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Thursday, 04 March 2010 |
 Juan Torres comforts his son, David, following Tuesday’s 3-2 overtime loss to Santa Clara in the boys soccer playoffs. Torres scored both of Bishop’s goals in the first half in the Division VII semifinal. Photo by Michael Johnson for the Register By Kellie Caparula Sports Editor 3-4-2010 A high, lofted cross from the right side of the field, that didn’t look threatening at first, led to a header that halted the Bishop boys soccer team’s run at a CIF championship, Tuesday. The header came in sudden-death overtime at Santa Clara of Oxnard during the semifinals of the CIF playoffs, and gave the Saints the 3-2 win over the Broncos. “From my vantage point I could see it all unfolding,” Bishop Boys Soccer Head Coach John McGurke said of the Saints’ game-winning goal. “You could see all the hardwork the kids put in, all the practices, all the runs down the canals in the ice and snow, going to hell in a handbasket.” Despite losing in overtime, the Broncos controlled most of the game and they were confident going into the match, McGurke said. Bishop started off the first two minutes of the game sluggish and had to adjust to a hostile crowd that was very close to the field. But the Broncos settled in and David Torres scored at the 10-minute mark, giving Bishop a 1-0 lead.
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Broncos have top 12 finshes |
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Thursday, 04 March 2010 |
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Sports Staff 3-4-3010 After being rescheduled three times for inclement weather, the Bishop snowboard team finally competed in its last regular season race of its season, Monday. There were 25 girl racers and 22 boy racers, less than the usual amount, because some of the Southern California competitors did not make the trip. Twelve shredders from Bishop hit the race course. On the girls side, Christine Holt placed fourth overall in the giant slalom and slalom. Nikki Lanshaw and Jocelyn Crockett also had top 12 finishes in both races among the divisional racers. Lanshaw was eighth in both races and Crockett was 12th in both races. Holt, Lanshaw and Crockett also finished first, second and third, respectively, among the Lady Broncos racers. Haley Pennington, Kelsey Nikolaus and Angela Bell also placed high for Bishop, finishing the race 15th, 16th and 17th, respectively. The boys also had racers place high. Trevor Taylor had two top three finishes on the day, taking second overall in the slalom and third overall in the giant slalom. Taylor was closely followed in the giant slalom by Arden Wagoner, who finished in fourth, a fraction of a second behind Taylor. Nic Hilton and Jon Barbieri came in third and fourth respectively for Bishop in the giant slalom. Chris Boyd and Ethan Casteel crossed the finish line for the Broncos in both races. Bishop’s top three racers in both events from the boys and girls teams will head to Shasta Mountain for the State Finals on Wednesday, March 10. These spots have not yet been determined for the Broncos.
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Pee Wee Hockey Champs |
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Tuesday, 02 March 2010 |
 The Duncan Donuts were the Sierra Roller Hockey League Pee Wee Champions for 2009-10. Shown here are the Champions: (top row, l-r) Trevor Murphy, Lorenzo Parra, captain Duncan Reid, (bottom row l-r) Abraham Santana, Cole Murphy, Marty Tiernan, Brandon Forest and coach Tom Reid Photo submitted
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22 teams lace up shoes for All Indian B-ball tourney |
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Tuesday, 02 March 2010 |
 The Hill Creek team shows off the jackets they received for winning the tournament. Photo submitted Sports Staff 3-2-2010 Over Presidents’ Weekend, the 40th Annual All Indian Basketball Tournament was held with great success. The community enjoyed a weekend filled with terrific action from both the Men’s and Women’s tournaments. Teams from Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Washington and throughout California represented tribes locally and as far away as Florida. Friday evening, Karissa Stone was crowned Tournament Queen to reign over the weekend event. The committee would like to give a big congratulations and special thanks to Stone and her fellow contestants, Secena Marrujo, Tssiuvuu Dewey and Shilby Andreas, for all their hard work. These young ladies contributed more than $11,000 in ticket sales to support the contest and tournament. Thanks to our community members who purchased tickets. The big winners of our raffle were: James Hernandez (46” flat screen TV), Laura Torres (iPod Touch), Tssiuvuu Dewey (Pendleton Blanket). Thank you to The Toggery (Pendleton Blanket), Whiskey Creek (gift certificate), Heaven Sent, owner: Kathy Chandler (gift certificate) for the donation of raffle prizes. The Women’s Tournament was a special added attraction this year and huge success mainly to the time and effort from coordinator, Lisa Manuelito, and her family. Many thanks for their continued dedication to our female hoopsters. Six teams participated and we are looking forward to many more at next year’s annual tournament.
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Go Lady Broncos Softball Team. Best of luck this season, work hard and get to CIF. We are with you Megan. Love from La Crescenta, Ridgecrest and Bakersfield!!!! - Lori Carrico NOTHING BUT THE BEST OF LUCK DURING THIS YEARS SOFTBALL SEASON LADIES. KEEP UP THE CHATTER AND ALWAYS HAVE/SHOW THAT EAGLE PRIDE. GO LADY EAGLES - Naomi Sellberg
Giving Cheers to the Lone Pine baseball team. All the way from Albuquerque, NM - David Richardson Hope the 2009 - 2010 varsity basketball season is the best ever! - Mel Lewis Great Job, Broncos! Keep it up! - Erick Sugimura
I'm all the way in Switzerland and still read the Inyo Register online! Just wanted to wish all the varsity bronco boys luck on their next football game~ Julianne Baker
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