Stories for February 2003

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Friday, February 28

Carson grads to face off in California juco playoffs Saturday

Ryan Buttner, Adam McKenzie and Vince Inglima combined to help the Carson High School boys basketball team win the Sierra League championship as seniors last year.

Martin helps lead Dana baseball

Several local players will lead the Dana College baseball team this season.

Local players honored in basketball

Carson High's Ricky Correlli and Galena's Joanna Hixon were among the top local players who were honored on the all-Northern 4A basketball teams.

Big Chill arrives at South Tahoe

Big week coming up at South Lake Tahoe. It's the Big Chill, something new.

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Thursday, February 27

Outdoor closures for tomorrow

Feb. 28 -- Closing day of the 2002-2003, Nevada, cottontail, pygmy and white-tailed jackrabbit hunting season in all 17 counties.

Some fishable waters in this general area and what they contain

Last week's "Q-Tip" advised everyone, who is a fisherman, that the brand new Nevada sport fishing license year begins on March 1.

Q-Tip: RMEF Elk Camp

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF) is holding its 19th Annual Elk Camp and Exposition at the Reno Hilton Hotel and Casino, beginning today and running through Sunday

Fishing report for week of 02/27

A 12-pound, 13-ounce cutthroat at Pyramid Lake on Saturday

Carson Valley Chukar Club

March 8 will be the 17th version of the Carson Valley Chukar Club fund raiser.

Fisher Chiropractic becomes Champion sponsor

Champion Motor Speedway has announced Fisher Chiropractic of Carson City is the official "Chiropractic Service" at the track.

Injured Senator has painful day watching team lose

RENO -- As bad as the Carson Senators felt after their 63-61 loss to Rancho on Wednesday in the first round of the NIAA/4A State Championships, it didn't compare to how Ryan Henry felt about the agonizing loss.

Dayton set for 3A state championships

Don't be suprised if Spanish Springs High School becomes Dayton North on Friday night.

Communications media partners with Champion Motor Speedway

Champion Motor Speedway recently announced Charter Communications of Northern Nevada as the official sponsor of the 2003 Super Late Model series.

Kotter signs with South Dakota Tech

A chance to play football and pursue a mechanical engineering degree was too good to pass up for Carson High's Chris Kotter.

Durango uses second half run to down Galena, 66-55

RENO -- For the first time in two years, Durango held practice at Douglas High, like always, the day before its first round game in the state tournament.

Douglas girls lose lead, then game

RENO -- If the Douglas High's girls' basketball team has a weakness it's a lack of patience, and it reared its ugly head Wednesday night.

Calif. noise regs now in effect

The State of California Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) noise regulations changed effective Jan. 1, 2003.

Sheriff's Blotter

The following man and woman were booked into the Carson City Jail on Tuesday. Suspects are innocent until proved guilty in court:

Wednesday, February 26

Galena, Carson have best chances to pull of an upset

The biggest obstacle Galena, Carson and Hug will have to overcome this week at the NIAA/4A State Championships won't be its first-round opponents. It will trying to change how its first-round opponents think.

Sheriff's blotter

The following man and woman were booked into the Carson City Jail on Tuesday. Suspects are innocent until proved guilty in court:

Douglas girls set for state tournament

Douglas High's girls' basketball team will see some familiar faces when it enters the court at the Lawlor Events Center tonight (5 p.m.) for the first round of the NIAA 4A State Championships.

Tuesday, February 25

Sheriff's blotter

The following men were booked into the Carson City Jail on Monday. Suspects are innocent until proved guilty in court:

Monday, February 24

Sheriff's Blotter

The following person was booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Sunday, February 23

One banner down, one to go.

"Our slogan all year has been banner year," said Dust Devil coach Rob Streeter about winning the zone crown. "We need to stay focused and go for another one. But we're just going to enjoy this."

Carson skiers medal at state meet

Danny Rotter, Devon Anderson and Chelsea Anderson earned individual medals for the Carson High School alpine ski team at the Nevada 4A State Finals Saturday at Mt. Rose.

What is a 500 anyway

About halfway through my viewing of the Daytona race last Sunday, I was struck with a thought: "Does the '500' in Daytona 500 refer to the number of miles the competitors run, or the number of commercials TV-watching fans have to endure?"

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Friday, February 21

Adu future of American soccer

The player considered the future of American soccer can barely get into a PG-13 movie and that's a good thing. It finally means the United States may be catching up to the rest of the world.

Sheriff's blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Galena boys advance to state championship

Galena High boys basketball coach Tom Maurer has authored a tale of two teams. The right team has showed up for the Northern 4A playoffs.

Thursday, February 20

Fishing report for week of 02/20

Ice fishing is rated as "slow" at Caples Lake, Calif.

Results of the Wildhorse Derby

The President's Day weekend, trout, ice fishing derby at Wildhorse Reservoir was held on Saturday-Sunday-Monday.

Q-Tip: New license year

The 2003-2004 Nevada fishing license year begins March 1.

Various closures in outdoor world

Here are a number of upcoming closures in the Nevada hunting, trapping and fishing worlds:

Mule deer meeting Friday thru Sunday

The Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) will hold its third annual national convention in Reno, Friday through Sunday.

Grizzlies smother Colts in playoff opener

RENO -- Pay no attention to that 12-15 regular season record. The Galena High School boys basketball team is still alive after its convincing 69-42 victory at home against Wooster in the first round of the Northern 4A Regional Tournament on Wednesday night.

Jason Alcasas leads second half surge as Carson beats McQueen 65-46

For a game that was tied at halftime, one can only imagine what happened to McQueen in the second half for freshman Kyle Bacon and Royal Good to be on the floor for the Carson Senators.

Draw a giant red circle around the date of March 8

OK gang, it's that special time of the year, once again. It's time to draw a big, red circle around the date of March 8.

Dayton boys to face North Tahoe in first round of Northern 3A tourney

When R.O.P beat Manogue in overtime last Friday night, there wasn't a happier person in Northern Nevada than Dayton basketball coach Rob Streeter.

Sheriff's blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Tuesday, February 18

Sheriff's blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Monday, February 17

Sunday, February 16

Bodo throws her weight at invitational

RENO -- Janine Bodo was understandably excited Saturday afternoon, not only for herself but for her University of Nevada track and field teammates.

Bozeman, Ball, Wellock win state titles

Dayton High's Mallory Bozeman, Fernley's Jonathan Ball and Yerington's Derek Wellock all won titles at the NIAA 3A State Wrestling Championships on Saturday at Winnemucca.

Roth strong at L.A. Invitational

Carson High junior Cassia Roth, running for the Silver State Striders, had an outstanding day at the Los Angeles Invitational indoor track meet on Saturday.

R.J. Reynolds pullout from NASCAR looming

Obviously, the big news this week is the potential pullout of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, whose Winston brand has been NASCAR's "angel" since 1971.

Louisiana Tech snaps Nevada's win streak with 99-97 overtime win

RENO -- Louisiana Tech led the entire game, shot better the entire game, and simply played better the entire game. Still, the Bulldogs nearly let one slip away after Nevada went on 16-5 run at the end of regulation to send the game into overtime.

Carter strikes gold at state wrestling

RENO -- With four years invested in the wrestling room, Carson High School senior Paul Carter was not about to be denied Saturday night.

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Saturday, February 15

By DARRELL MOODY

MINDEN - After five losses, Douglas High's boys' basketball team was long overdue for a victory.

Barnes a big reason why Carson is playing for a zone title

In a recent game, Bruce Barnes paces the sideline like a father waiting for his teenage daughter to come from a date with Eminem. He's fuming. He's yelling. Actually, he's screaming--relentlessly.

Dayton boys rout Yerington

The race for the final two spots into the Northern 3A playoffs is wide open. Yerington fell to 4-1 in league play and would likely need an upset today against Manogue to qualify for the playoffs.

Sheriff's blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Friday, February 14

Silver State Gymnastics strong in meet

Fourteen-year-old Brooke Conway was among the leaders for the Silver State Gymnastics Club during its Sweethearts Meet this past weekend.

Petty scores career high 17 in win SMU

RENO -- With Terrance Green stealing all the highlights, everyone seem to forget about Jerry Petty. But the 5-foot-11 guard from Seattle scored a career high 17 points on 8-of-11 shooting in Nevada's 82-64 win over Southern Methodist University.

Galena girls hoops falls against Reed

The Galena High girls basketball team was a three-point shot away from having a chance to give Reed its first loss in the High Desert League on Wednesday.

Lots of good snow at local resorts

No big crowds last weekend happily, so Rod Angove, Jane Chai (both from the Bay area) and I headed for Mount Rose on Friday.

With Padgett out, everything opens back up

Before the season started every Northern 4A boys basketball team figured they were fighting for two spots in the state tournament.

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Thursday, February 13

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Wednesday, February 12

Galena boys stumble at Sparks

The Galena High boys basketball team stumbled at the wrong time of the season.

Eight Bulldog wrestlers win titles

The Carson Bulldog youth wrestling club won the team title at the Fallon Outlaws Tournament held on Sunday at Fallon.

Locals help lead Feather River to 6-1 start

The Feather River Community College baseball team, featuring several local players, look to have another strong team to begin the season.

Molina survives scare to wrestle another day

Dan Molina tried to smile when reminded a wrestling coach at Sierra College was expected to call on the telephone the next day.

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Tuesday, February 11

Sheriff's blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Monday, February 10

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Sunday, February 9

Nevada women break losing streak

RENO -- For Ted and Linda Bastian, it was a change of scenery. For their daughter, Ashley, it had to be the shoes.

Locals advance to state 3A tournament

Fernley's Jonathan Ball, Dayton's Mallory Bozeman and Yerington's Derek Wellock and Lucas Mudloff all won titles at the Northern 3A Wrestling Championships.

Galena boys rip Reed

With a resounding 81-54 win over Reed on Saturday at home, the Galena High boys basketball took charge of the High Desert League race.

Tigersharks strong in swim meet

Abby Niehoff has been among the leaders for the Carson Tigersharks swim club, which is having a dominant performance at the Valentine's Invitational at the Carson Valley Swim Center in Minden.

Nevada looks toward WAC finals

RENO -- With Three weeks remaining before the Western Athletic Conference indoor track and field championships, University of Nevada coach Curt Kraft has two goals in mind.

Douglas boys lose in double overtime

MINDEN - It was simply a case of too much Curtis Johnson.

Lowry defeats Dayton boys

The Dayton High boys basketball team led 14-13 after one quarter, but Lowry outscored the Dust Devils 23-11 in the second period to take control

Allec participating in Daytona activities

Well, the Daytona 500, the crown jewel of the Speedweeks festival at Daytona International Speedway, is only a week away.

Freshman comes up big on senior day in Carson girls 49-44 win over Reno

Who would've thought that on senior day a freshman would make the biggest shots in Carson's win over first-place Reno? Certainly not the freshman who did.

Jaquette hits game winning 3-pointer as Carson beats Reno in overtime

Even after losing to Carson on Saturday, Reno can still win the Sierra League title, but its Northern 4A and state title hopes most likely vanished when center David Padgett went down with a serious knee injury in the third quarter.

Lots of Carter and Shine for Carson at regionals

SPARKS -- It was a long wait for Carson High School wrestlers Paul Carter and Nick Shine.

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Saturday, February 8

Wooster beats Carson for third time this season, 75-62

RENO -- It remains a mystery to Carson boys coach Bruce Barnes why his team can't beat Wooster.

Longs Jewelers to provide championship rings

As Champion Motor Speedway prepares to celebrate its 40th year of continuous operation, track officials announced Friday Long's Jewelers will provide special "Fast Forty" championship diamond rings for all divisional champions who compete in 2003.

Carson holds off Wooster 47-40

RENO -- The Carson High girls basketball team isn't fond of blowing teams out and it almost came back to hurt them on Friday night against Wooster.

Senators fourth after opening day of Northern 4A Regionals

SPARKS -- One thing is certain when it comes to the Northern 4A Regional wrestling tournament -- nothing is certain.

WNCC looks to add sports in 2004-2005

Western Nevada Community College plans to add four sports to its fledgling athletic program in 2004-2005.

Galena, Dayton boys win in hoops

After pulling out a win in a physical game against Elko, the Galena High boys basketball team now faces its biggest game of the season.

Haas makes list for McDonald's All-American game nominees

Emily Haas of Douglas High was nominated on Jan. 10, along with 15 other Nevada girls basketball players, for the 2nd annual McDonald's All-American game to be played March 26 at the Gund Arena in Cleveland, Ohio.

Carson Girls Softball joins National Softball Association

Carson Girls Softball has decided to join the National Softball Association, also known as NSA.

Friday, February 7

Derek Wellock wants to go out a winner

Derek Wellock has paid his dues when it comes to wrestling at Yerington High School. Now, he would like nothing better than to run the table and go out as a winner.

Safety tips for these ski conditions

If you're worried about the snow cover being too thin for snowsporting -- don't.

Carson boys ski team stays unbeaten

The Carson High boys ski team needed a one-two-three finish from Devon Anderson, Danny Rotter and James Reavis to pull out a win against Galena and stay unbeaten.

Wolf Pack softball debuts today

There's no mistaking the enthusiasm Michelle Gardner brings into her first season as head coach of the University of Nevada softball program. Even frigid winter weather conditions at practice on Tuesday didn't dampen those spirits.

Sheriff's blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Thursday, February 6

OSA to give away

At that meeting, 10 lucky winners will be drawn for a OSA-sponsored sport fishing trip at Lake Tahoe.

Fishing report

An 11 pound cutthroat taken at Pyramid Lake

'What does the average person do at this time of the year?'

She said, "Well, If you are a wealthy person with all kinds of money, you can do all kinds of things in the winter months, like hiring sport fishing guides at places like Lake Tahoe, the Sacramento River, San Francisco Bay, Bodega Bay, Monterey, San Diego or Hawaii.

Popular locations

Those waters will remain open through Sept. 30.

Dayton boys hoops holds off Truckee

The Dayton High boys basketball team couldn't shake Truckee, but held on for a 73-68 win on Wednesday.

C.V.G.S.A. Joins National Softball Association

The Carson Valley Girls Softball Association has chosen to join the National Softball Association, also known as NSA.

Carter leads Carson wrestling

Carson High's Paul Carter found out last year that even with a disappointing performance, at this time of the season the most important factor is survival.

Junior College receiver headlines Nevada's recruiting class

RENO -- Wide receiver Willie Johnson out of Fresno City College headlined Nevada coach Chris Tormey's fourth recruiting class that was announced on Wednesday at Legacy Hall.

4A meeting to discuss tough issues

Carson High principal Glen Adair knows there's a fine line between being a maverick and a visionary.

Henry out for the season with dislocated metacarpal

If the Carson High boys basketball is to compete for a Sierra League championship or entry into the 4A state tournament, they will have to do so without their starting shooting guard.

Sheriff's blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Wednesday, February 5

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Tuesday, February 4

Sheriff's blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Monday, February 3

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Sunday, February 2

Galena boys rout Fallon

To say that Galena boys basketball coach Tom Maurer was pleased with his team's effort would be an understatement.

Roth wins 3,000 meters in Silver State meet

Carson City's Cassia Roth turned in a strong effort to win the women's 3,000-meter run at the Silver State Invitational on Saturday.

Motorsports Column for 2/2/03

I have to apologize for inadvertently omitting the exploits of a couple of local Outlaw Kart racers in last week's column. Mackena Bell ran her 125cc kart at Red Bluff, Calif., in addition to her Box Stock entry.

Nevada beats Fresno State for third consecutive time, 92-79

RENO -- Without their leading scorer or making a field goal over the final eight minutes of the game, Nevada still managed to pull out a 92-79 win over Fresno State on Saturday night in front of 9,440 fans at Lawlor Events Center, the ninth largest ever at the 20-year old arena.

Rigdon helps Wolf Pack swimmers past Spartans

Gardnerville's Charlene Rigdon logged a victory in the 100-yard backstroke to help the University of Nevada swimming and diving team beat Western Athletic Conference foe San Jose State 163-119 in a dual meet to end the regular season on Saturday afternoon at Lombardi Pool in Reno.

Carson rifle team wins title

The Carson Senator rifle team won the Sierra Nevada Top Gun event for the seventh straight year on Saturday.

Darell Rasner returns to Carson

There might not be anything more enjoyable than playing baseball, if you were to ask Darrell Rasner.

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.

Saturday, February 1

Shots taken from around the country at the Raider Nation

Sportswriters are many things but mostly they are fickle.

Yerington hoops fall short against ROP

The Yerington High boys basketball team just couldn't hold on in nearly pulling off the upset against Rite of Passage before losing 57-54 on Friday.

Senators start out fast in 55-23 win over North Valleys

The Carson girls basketball team finally had some much needed practice time and their effort because of it simply overwhelmed North Valleys, as it did against on Tuesday South Tahoe.

Sheriff's Blotter

The following people were booked into the Carson City Jail. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in court.