Sierra Lutheran’s defensive line sets its front at Loyalton over the weekend. The Falcons forced a pair of turnovers and found some offensive footholds in the team’s first contest of the year.
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Sierra Lutheran football is hanging tough even with a smaller roster this season.
The Falcons compete at the 8-man level and fell to Loyalton, 62-26, Saturday on the road.
It was the Max Thomas-to-Flynn Scheibe connection early and often for Sierra Lutheran. On the first drive of the contest, Scheibe hauled in an 80-yard touchdown reception before Alan Morales added the two-point try.
Loyalton took the lead, scoring on its next two drives before the Falcons got back in the points column.
To start the second quarter, Scheibe bobbled the kickoff before going 99 yards to the end zone to give the Falcons a 14-12 lead.
Loyalton went on to take a 34-14 lead before Sean Kelleher grabbed an interception for Sierra Lutheran.
Thomas hit Scheibe for a 30-yard score to cut the deficit to two scores. Scheibe was on the receiving end of the Falcons’ final touchdown, snagging a 45-yard touchdown pass.
Hayden Erven’s fumble recovery set up Sierra Lutheran’s final score of the contest.
UP NEXT: Sierra Lutheran (0-1) gets a two-week break before returning to action against Owyhee (0-1) on Sept. 17 in Carson City.
Carson volleyball falls to Galena in four sets
In a road, non-league contest Thursday, the Galena Grizzlies outlasted Carson volleyball, 3 games to 1.
UP NEXT: Carson (7-4, 0-2) traveled to Reno (3-7, 1-1) Tuesday night before coming home Thursday against Damonte Ranch (7-3, 2-2).
Senator girls tennis beats Reed
Carson High girls tennis bested Reed on Thursday, 11-7.
The win is Carson’s first of the season and gives the Senators a 1-1 record in team matches this season.
Senators post a pair of top-10 finishes at Twilight meet
At Rancho San Rafael on Thursday afternoon, Carson High cross country had two top 10 finishes — one for both the boys’ and girls’ side of the meet.
Sophomore Sawyer Macy led the Senator boys with an eighth-place finish in 14 minute, 38 seconds.
Freshman Sean Thornton was 28th in 15:22.
On the girls’ side, freshman Vea Miner was eighth in 17:52, while Hannah Budd finished right behind in 17:53 to take 10th.
Talia Cleckenbeard and Jinnir Ponczoch were 16th and 17th, respectively, for Carson, while Madison Hager took 23rd.
Sierra Lutheran runs Twilight meet
The Sierra Lutheran boys cross country team, which is made up of freshmen and sophomores, ran the JV boys race for a distance of 4,100 meters. Josh Fox came in 11th with a time of 17:09; Max Woelfel came in 15th with a time of 17:22; Anton Granata came in 50th at 18:45; Chandler Ricks came in 62nd at 19:25; Gunnison Marr was 76th at 19:58 and Cameron Bourne wound up 140th with a time of 26:06. The boys placed fifth as a team.
The girls ran the varsity girls race, also at 4,100 meters. Saige Gregory came in 43rd with a time of 20:20 and Christi Kennedy came in 86th with a time of 30:52.
“It was a hot day and the race coordinators made sure to have water available on the course. I am just glad they got the chance to do the Twilight Meet. It is always fun for these high school athletes to watch a college race,” Falcons coach Robin Williams said.
Pershing County football takes down Dayton
The Dayton football team fell to 0-3 this fall after losing to Pershing County on Friday night, 42-6.
The Dust Devils’ lone touchdown came courtesy of Camren Candland, who carried the ball into the end zone from three yards out early in the second quarter.
By the end of the third quarter, Dayton trailed 20-6, but the Mustangs were able to hold off any late Dust Devil rally for the win.
UP NEXT: Dayton (0-3) will travel to Wooster (0-2) on Friday for a 7 p.m. kick.
Dayton boys soccer loses against Bishop Manogue
The Miners were too much for the Dust Devils over the weekend. Bishop Manogue put together an 8-0 win over Dayton in a non-league contest.
UP NEXT: Dayton (0-7) will travel to Douglas (1-2) Thursday for a 4:45 kickoff.
Dayton girls soccer drops two over weekend
After a 4-1 start to the season, the Dust Devil girls soccer team has encountered its first losing streak of the season.
Dayton fell to North Valleys, 5-0, on Friday afternoon before losing to Hug, 3-0, Saturday morning.
UP NEXT: Dayton (4-3) is back in action Thursday at Wooster (1-0) for a 3:30 p.m. start.
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