The U-12 boys spring soccer team won it all in Carson City. Top row (l-r) are coach Greg Alexander, Elijah Alexander, Jerrod Dossey, Connor Oney, Alex Gonzales, Daniel Martinez, Joey Griego, Coach Joe Griego. Bottom row (l-r) are Alejandro Sanchez, Christopher Molina, Jose Mendez, Evan Meneses and Joseph Domke. Photo submitted

Sports Staff

6-7-2008

The AYSO Spring Select soccer season has just ended, with the completion of the Capital Classic soccer tournament in Carson City, Nev. (May 31 to June 1).
Bishop has two U10 boys teams, two U12 boys teams, one U14 boys team, two U12 girls teams and two U14 girls teams playing in Spring Select soccer.
The season ran from April through June, and all of the teams were quite successful in Toiyabe League play.
In the weekend long Capital Classic tournament, Bishop had three teams come away with championship medals in their respective divisions:

By Jeff Kozak
Special to The Inyo Register

6-7-20008

    Twenty-seven miles into the High Sierra 50, I’m staring at the ground for what turns out to be the final spew shot of a hurling hat trick, watching what I had hoped would be revitalizing calories ingested at the previous aid station make an emergency esophageal exit. Several thoughts are chasing each other around my head with a tenacity matched only by the two guys red-lining my engine: my good friend Phil Kiddoo’s declaration a few days before the race; the undeniable import of a certain name on the 50-mile entrant list; a comment that was added (all in good fun of course) to a friend’s race number; and, of most immediate concern, is my race over? Fortunately, the answer to that disturbing thought turned out to be no, but let’s rewind to the beginning.

Balls Deep of Bishop won the Cuatro de Mayo Softball Tournament on May 4. Seen here, l-r, are Gabe Montoya, Eric Stone, Peter Charley, Joseph Montoya, Arnold Dondero, Eloy Montoya, Aaron Dondero, Willis Dondero and Cam Mathewson. Kneeling with the tournament’s team trophy is Fonzi McCloud. Not pictured is Ray Denver. Photo submitted

Sports Staff

6-3-2008

It was a perfect day for a slow-pitch softball tournament on May 4 at the Millpond Recreation Area.
 There were some good teams and some great competition with a total of nine teams, which included six Bishop teams, one Big Pine team and two from Ridgecrest.
The games went all day long and were followed by the playoffs between the top four teams. Two teams from Ridgecrest and two teams from Bishop made the cut.