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Broncos’ team play gets them a victory |
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Saturday, 25 October 2008 |
By Kellie Caparula
Sports Staff
In one of its closest matches of the season, the Bishop tennis team barely edged out Mammoth 10-8 to remain undefeated in league play.
End-of-the-match wins helped seal the victory for the Broncos.
The first key win for Bishop came from the No. 3 doubles team of Shayla Tillotson and Lenai Munch.
When the pair played their last match, the score was 7-8 Mammoth. But Tillotson and Munch were able to beat the Huskies’ No. 3, 6-1 and tied the match at 8-8. |
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Broncos back on right track |
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Thursday, 23 October 2008 |
 Drew Blumberg (no.44) runs with the ball as his teammates make a hole for him. Blumberg rushed for 108 yards and threw the ball for 192 yards and three touchdowns. Photo by Kellie Caparula By Kellie Caparula
Sports Staff
10-21-2008 Bishop bounced back from being blown out last week and did some shellacking of its own, beating Rosamond 30-10 in front of a homecoming crowd.
The Broncos talked during the week about what they needed to do get back on track, and they decided it was preparation and working hard, said Bishop head coach Bill Egan.
“We talked about how we needed more effort,” Egan said.
The Broncos also worked on their defense this week, as defensive coach Alan Partridge gave the team a new strategy and it paid off. |
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Big Pine unscathed after battle with No. 3 |
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Thursday, 23 October 2008 |
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By Kellie Caparula
Sports Staff
10-21-2008 Big Pine beat Trona 26-22 Friday, and with the win made it through the toughest part of its season undeafeated, downing its third ranked opponent in a row.
But the win for Big Pine over Trona did not come easy.
The Warriors trailed 16-14 at the half and were hampered in the first part of the game by fumbles, penalties and the Tornadoes’ running game, said Big Pine head coach Mark Tillemans. |
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Local gets in late-season angling |
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Tuesday, 21 October 2008 |
 Ninety-one year old Bishop resident Howard Morris enjoys a beautiful day at Intake II earlier this month. Morris is a WW II and Korean war veteran, and stays active as a lifetime member of the VFW, Elks and Eagles lodges. He has worked as a submarine repairman and as a nuclear weapons technician. Morris said he was so happy to come up to the mountains and relax with friends, adding that the handicapped accessible boardwalk that sits right over the water is a real treat. Morris joked that, “The fishing’s always great, it’s the catching that’s not always so good.” Morris was relaxing before going in for cancer surgery the following week. Photo by Mike Bodine |
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Broncos netters still going strong |
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Tuesday, 21 October 2008 |
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By Kellie Caparula
Sports Staff
10-18-2008 The Bishop tennis team stays perfect after blowing out Kern Valley, 16-2.
The Broncos’ singles were strong, winning all of their games, while doubles also played well and won seven out of their nine matches.
The doubles featured a rematch of the CIF playoffs as the No. 1 Bishop pair of Katie Campbell and Ana Cummings took on the No. 1 Kern Valley duo.
Campbell and Cummings, who won last year, went for a repeat and beat the Broncs’ pair 6-4. |
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