Deer Valley senior Andrew Sirowy carded a 38 at the Golf Club at Roddy Ranch on Tuesday, as the Wolverines topped Liberty.
Photo by Curtis Evans
Photo by Curtis Evans
Wolverines head coach Brian Kofford said that his goal for each match is to keep the score below 200, something Deer Valley achieved again. He was pleased with Sihota’s effort, as well as that of seniors Andrew Sirowy and John Bell, who each carded a 38.
“We’re maintaining our goal of always breaking 200 and then we’re looking forward to continuing our winning ways,” Kofford said. “Our goal is to peak at the end of the year so we can continue to move on.”
The victory boosted Deer Valley’s record to 7-0; 3-0 against Bay Valley Athletic League opponents.
The Lions were led by sophomore Garrett Murayama, who came in fourth with a score of 43. Senior Paul Krey finished one stroke behind Murayama. Last week, Krey shot an impressive 35 on the par-37 Lone Tree Golf Course in a win over Antioch.
Heritage 207, Pittsburg 250
Deer Valley isn’t the only undefeated team in league play. Heritage’s 207-250 victory Tuesday over Pittsburg raises its record to a 3-0 against BVAL opponents.
Sophomores Justin Barnes and Chris Maxwell held the low score for the Patriots, both shooting 40 on the par-36 Brentwood Golf Course.
Senior Saul Lares had the Pirates’ best score, carding a 47.
Heritage will face Deer Valley on Wednesday, a game postponed from March 31 because of rain.
Freedom 242, Antioch 260
Junior David White’s 44 on the par-36 Shadow Lakes Golf Course led Freedom in a 242-260 victory over Antioch on Tuesday. The top Panthers golfer was junior Jared Mlekush, who carded a 45.
VOLLEYBALL
Deer Valley 3, Heritage 0
Deer Valley’s boys varsity volleyball team claimed an easy victory Tuesday afternoon over Heritage, winning in three sets: 25-6, 25-6, 25-15.
Sophomore middle blocker Marcus Lee recorded six kills and two blocks for the Wolverines (19-2, 1-0 BVAL).
Senior middle blocker Oliver Guernsey led Heritage (2-12, 0-1 BVAL) with two kills and seven blocks.
Antioch 3, Liberty 0
Despite a close third set, Antioch was able to emerge with a win over Liberty, claiming 25-14, 25-8 and 25-15 victories over the Lions. Senior outside hitters Tyler Evans and Dane Crabtree each made nine kills for Antioch, a team high.
The Panthers now own a 9-9 overall record (1-0 BVAL).
Freedom 3, Pittsburg 0
In three sets, Freedom disposed of Pittsburg on Tuesday, 25-15, 25-21, 25-22, in the BVAL opener for both schools.
BASEBALL
Liberty 16, Kennedy 0
Liberty’s varsity baseball team took no prisoners in a 16-0 victory in five innings over Kennedy from Richmond on Monday. Senior pitcher Luke Scocca earned his first win. Freshman shortstop Mitchell Zamora went 3-for-4, scored three runs and stole two bases for the Lions (3-6).
College Park 10, Freedom 5
Late runs by Freedom were not enough, as it fell to College Park 10-5 on Monday. Freedom made it 7-5 after its half of the fifth inning, but College Park scored three more in the bottom of the fifth to seal the victory. Freedom (3-6) sophomore pitcher Brian Wargo took the loss. Junior infielder Joe Navilhon went 2-for-2, including a run scored, an RBI and a walk.
TENNIS
Freedom 8, Pittsburg 1
The Freedom boys tennis team nearly swept Pittsburg on Tuesday, conceding only the No. 3 singles game. The Falcons now hold a 7-6 overall record and a 3-2 record against BVAL foes.
Antioch 7, Liberty 2
Antioch earned its second BVAL victory on Tuesday as the defending league champions topped Liberty 7-2. The Lions victories came in the No. 2 and No. 4 singles matchups. Liberty is 0-5 in BVAL play while Antioch is 2-3.
TRACK AND FIELD
Freedom alumna Aimee Rodgers earned the Chico State Wildcat of the Week award on March 21 after recording the fifth-fastest 100-meter hurdle time in school history at the Hornet Invitational in Sacramento.
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