PREPS: Carson boys boot Manogue 3-0

RENO - Carson High's boys soccer team tuned up for its regular-season finale against Galena with a 3-0 win over Bishop Manogue in a Sierra League match Saturday afternoon.

The win pushed Carson's record to 11-1-3 in Northern 4A play. Galena hosts Carson at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

"It was a bit of a slow game for us," Carson coach Eric Masters said. "We didn't put the foot on the accelerator as much as I would have liked to. I told the kids that Manogue was not just going to roll out the red carpet and let us score eight goals. We didn't play at the level I know we can play at."

Johnathan Lopez, Gustavo Gonzales and Sam Hutchinson scored for the Senators. Hutchinson's score came when he was dragged down in the penalty box and he converted the ensuing kick.

Masters praised the play of Jon Guevara, Mario Escalante, Gonzales and Francisco Barrios, al of whom came off the bench in Saturday's contest.

GIRLS SOCCER

Carson girls,

Manogue tie

RENO - Carson remained undefeated with a 1-1 tie against Bishop Manogue Saturday afternoon.

The tie gives Carson a 12-0-3 record entering Monday's regular-season finale at Galena at 3:30 p.m. on Monday.

"It was a flat game," Carson coach Randy Roser said. "They played us tough. Or girls weren't prepared to play. Hopefully this was our (only) downslide before zone."

Josie Daggs scored for Carson in the 63rd minute, but Manogue came back approximately five minutes later to even the game.

JV SOCCER

Carson tops Manogue 5-1

RENO - Sam Bruketta scored twice while Omar Garcia, Daniel Zuber and Gustavo Villagrana scored one apiece to lead the Senators to an easy victory.

The win was No. 100 for coach Joe Briggs, who has run the Carson JV program for seven years.

VOLLEYBALL

Dayton edges Fernley in 5

DAYTON - Dayton won the first two games and then dropped the next two before subduing Fernley 15-10 in the deciding fifth game of their Northern 3A match.

Dayton improved to 25-5 overall and 7-1 in league. The same teams meet Wednesday in Fernley.

"The first two games we played our hearts out," Dayton coach Monica Halverson said. "There were some good rallies on both sides. I subbed in the third game and we started making mistakes. They gained momentum and it was hard to take it away."

Madison Foley finished with 16 kills, two blocks and three digs, while McKenzie Kielty had 33 assists and nine kills. Cassie DePew had nine blocks and one kill, while Jamie Darragh finished with 13 kills and six blocks. Kathie Arias added 2 blocks, three kills and a dig.