Community Sports Briefly

The exciting game of paintball comes to Carson City this weekend.

Carson High senior Steve Aviles, for his senior project, decided to help put on a two-day event at Centennial Park. Action will take place from 9 a.m. to

6 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday.

Aviles contacted Lawrence Kagawa and Shelly Ramacher of Reno Indoor Paintball Inc. to mentor the project. NV Reign, which plays under the Reno Indoor Paintball banner, is ranked No. 1 in the nation in the 5-man Division 3 category.

Action will be held on two fields. On the first field is "Speedball," which is the traditional field of inflated bunkers where players hide, shoot and try to advance against opposing players. The second field is a "Woodsball" which is set up in the wilderness where players use natural vegetation and terrain for cover.

The cost is $10 for all day admission if you have your own equipment. A full complement of rental equipment is available. All players must be at least 10 years old, and minors must have a parent or guardian present to sign the participation waiver.

There is a raffle, and proceeds will be split between Carson City Parks & Rec and to the NV Reign.

For more information, call 342-5477.

Family golf clinic

at Eagle Valley

The 18th annual Fred Alexander Memorial Family Golf Clinic is set for Sunday at Eagle Valley golf course.

The clinic is open to kids between the ages of 6 and 17 and their parents. It runs from 11:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Participants will receive instruction from PGA professionals, T-shirts and prizes.

For more information, call 772-6180 or sign up on line at www.alexanderfoundation

.com.

Dayton, Yerington

girls split DH

Dayton and Yerington split a varsity softball doubleheader Friday night in Yerington in the Northern 3A regular-season finale for both schools.

Dayton won the opener

1-0 in 15 innings as Mackenzie Cole struck out 24, walked one and allowed four hits. Cole also scored the winning run on a squeeze bunt by Natasha Wells. Katie Nichols was the tough-luck loser for Yerington.

Wells went 3-for-6 to lead the offense, while Cole and Cheyanna Burrows each went 2-for-6.

Yerington run-ruled Dayton in the second game, 13-3.

Dayton collected just five singles in the second game, as Lindsie Cross and Taylor Hayes drove in a run apiece.

Dayton opens the 3A playoffs at 3 p.m. Friday against second-seeded Fernley. The teams will play at 10 a.m. on Saturday with a second game, if needed, set to start at noon.

Cox, Jorgensen

tie for top spot

Mark Cox and Paul Jorgensen tied for first place in the Flight 1 of Silver Oaks' Monthly Masters Tournament.

Cox and Jorgensen finished with net 65s. Shawn Mott was third with a 68 and Larry Johnson was fourth with a 69.

Paul Carrion won the second flight, also with a net 65. Pat Coons was second with a 67 and J.P. Penrod took third with a 68. Frank Maricich was fourth with a 70.

In the Silver Oaks two-man scramble, Penrod and Vern Payette were first with a 15-under-par 57. Freeman Johnson and Jim Sapien were second with a 58, Mick Ryan and Jorgensen plus the teams of Coons and Rocky Koch and Jim Gaughan and Jim Silsby tied for third at 59.

Koch was closest-to-the-hole on No. 2 when his tee shot finished 2-feet 1-inch away.

3 flight winners

at Eagle Valley

Linda Davis, Kathy Kennady and Amy Phelps won low gross in their respective flights in the Eagle Valley Women's Golf Club weekly tournament.

Davis shot 83 in the first flight to edge Robin Ponte, who had a 71 to win low net honors. Kennady shot 96 to win the second flight. Eva Sulprizo won low net with a 71. Phelps shot a 102 to win the third flight, Pat Menath won low net with a 72.

Phelps won closest-to-the-hole on No. 4 at 10 feet 5 inches. Davis won the honors on No. 8 at 27-9.

Pop Warner signup

set for Saturday

Carson City Pop Warner has two more registration dates for the upcoming season.

They are:

• Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Department of Education located at 700 East Fifth Street.

• Wednesday, June 2nd from 6-8 p.m. at Q's BBQ located at 230 Fairview Dr.

Football registration is $125, which includes jersey and socks. Cheerleading registration is $60. Fundraising is available to cover cost of uniforms.

Limited scholarships are available on a first come, first served basis.

For more Information visit carsoncitypopwarner.com

Scratch Masters

moves on

Scratch Masters won the Comstock Division pool playoffs and will move on to the Northern Nevada Local Team Championships in June in Reno.

In the Mosconi Division, Twisted Stix With Attitudes and Big Dogs reached the finals. The winner of that matches advances to the Local Team Championship.

Yates rolls

perfect game

Justin Yates, bowling in the Mixed Moonlighters League, bowled a perfect game at the Carson Lanes Retail Center.

UNR caravan in

Carson on Thursday

Football fans in Carson City will have the opportunity to meet the Nevada football coaching staff and listen to head coach Chris Ault talk about the upcoming season from 5-7 p.m. Thursday at Carson City Toyota.

If there are any questions about the Wolf Pack caravans or to RSVP, call 775-682-6961.

Hansen get ace

at Silver Oak

Jeannie Hansen of Sparks recorded a hole-in-one on the 100-yard par-3 sixth on May 5.

Hansen used a Callaway 6-iron on the shot, which was witnessed by Steve Bottoms and Dave Stultz.

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