Henry, Teixeira solid for NAIA colleges

Two 2003 Carson High graduates had strong efforts for NAIA college baseball teams on Sunday.

Ryan Henry came on in relief for Oregon Tech in the top of the seventh inning in the second game of a doubleheader against No. 5 British Columbia to retire the first batter on a popup and then recorded two strikeouts. His team's rally fell just short in the bottom half of the inning as Oregon Tech lost 6-5.

Oregon Tech closes out its season this weekend with Albertson College, with a chance to qualify for the NAIA Region I playoffs to be held in British Columbia. The winner will travel to the NAIA World Series which will be played at Lewis and Clark State in Idaho.

Also, Tony Teixeira was 2-for-2 and had the only RBI in a 6-1 loss for Missouri's Central Methodist in its game with Culver-Stockton, another NAIA school in Missouri.

Carson JV baseball knocks off McQueen

The Carson High junior varsity baseball team beat McQueen 10-5 open Monday at CHS.

Kyle Stone pitched three innings for the win and Stephen Sawyers struck out five over three innings. Sawyers had two hits, Paul Cagle went 3-for-4 with a home run, Tyler Smith doubled and Cody Bone went 2-for-2 for Carson (20-2).

Carson's Aglietti shines in ice hockey

Carson High sophomore Mike Aglietti recently helped lead his Capital Thunder ice hockey team to the Northern California and state titles.

The Thunder of Roseville, Calif., went 8-0 through the duration of the NorCal and state playoffs. Aglietti received the team's coaches award this past season and was also chosen to participate in the highly regarded Pacific District Camp.

The top players from the Pacific district states are chosen for the camp, giving them the opportunity to be picked for the national camp, which is attended by many college hockey coaches.

Aglietti, who is an honor roll student and member of the National Honor Society, has also qualified for the state skiing championships his first two years at Carson. During the ski season, Aglietti would also play hockey, traveling to the Sacramento area two nights a week for practice and weekend games.

The Thunder traveled all over Northern and Southern California and Utah and Arizona for games. Aglietti is now a diver for the Carson boys swimming and diving team.

Galena swim teams sweep vs. Douglas

The Galena High boys and girls swim teams swept Douglas on Saturday at Reno's Northwest Pool.

Galena's girls won 177-118 and the Grizzly boys won 136-98. For Galena's girls, Julie Pedersen, Janelle Lasko and Kayla Mariani helped the Grizzlies win the 200-yard medley relay in 2 minutes, 1.53 seconds.

Mariani also won the 200 free in 2:08.44 and the 50 free in 25.75. Janet Swenson won the diving with 221.50 points. Other winners for Galena included Lasko in the 100 free in 57.69 and Lasko, Mariani and Pedersen helped Galena win the 200 free relay in 1:49.50.

For Douglas, Josephina Sigala won the 100 butterfly in 1:03.34, Sarah Sigala won the 100 breaststroke in 1:19.97 and the Sigalas, Whitney Simpson and Katie O'Neill won the 400 free relay in 4:00.91.

For Galena's boys, Keegan Ferrari helped the Grizzlies won the 200 medley relay in 1:54.12 and he also won the 200 free in 1:54.31 and the 100 fly in 59.97. Other winners for Galena included Ryan Owens in the 50 free in 24.03. Ferrari was a quadruple winner as he and Owens helped Galena win the 200 free relay in 1:00.81.

For the Douglas boys, Ben Weiss won the 100 free in 57.91, leading a 1-2-3 sweep for the Tigers and Blake Maxwell was second in 58.19. Marco Human also won the 500 free.

Ryan Fore also led a 1-2-3 sweep for Douglas in the diving as he won with 203.75 points.

Cutler fires hole-in-one at EagleValley

Carson City's Richard Cutler fired a hole-in-one on Saturday at Eagle Valley's East Course.

He used a 3-wood from the white tee on the eighth hole. Rob Cutler, Al Agli and Bill Russell witnessed Cutler's second ace.

Results from Empire and Carson Valley

Results from the Empire Ranch Senior Men's Golf Club's individual stroke play tournament held last Wednesday:

Flight A: Low net - Ray Grubbs, first, tiebreaker, 66; Al Pizi, second, 66; Fred Olesek, third, tiebreaker, 68; Glen Adair, fourth, 68; Roger Overholt, fifth, 69. Flight B: Jerry Cumpton, first, tiebreaker, 63; Roger Cartwright, second, 63; Dick Sorken, third, tiebreaker, 64; Jim Denney, fourth, tiebreaker, 64; Myron Carpenter, fifth, 64.

Fight C: John Sullivan, first, 60; Norm Scoggins, second, tiebreaker, 64; Mike Vadnais, third, 64; Chuck Edgar, fourth, 68; Phil Polaske, fifth, 69. Flight D: Robert Blom, first, 58; Bob Allender, second, 62; Niel Dettorre, third, 65; Wayne Logan, fourth, 66; Paul Weller, fifth, 67.

Closest to the pin: Front nine - Don McKenzie 5-4; back nine - Robert Estrella 4-1.

Results from the Carson Valley Men's Golf Club's Four-Man Waltz Tournament held on Sunday:

A Flight: First - Jim Korzeniewski, Patrick McKay, Rochard Kostner, Dennis Patterson and Jim Powell, Paul Anthony, Peter Youngdahl, Richard Torok 121; third - Barry Horton, Jeff Greer, Jim Gaughan, Matt Budjako 126.

B Flight: First - Don Harrison, John Kollar, Ed Kollar, Marty Lane 116; second - George Chighizola, Paul Lockwood, Stan Sherwood, Ray Gardiol 117; third - Augustine Martinez, John Elliott, Neil Bain, Paul Finan 119.

Closest to the pin: Jeff Greer , fifth hole, 4-0.