Falcons fall short in PVL losses spoil playoff hopes
Colfax Falcons drop 4-2 to West Campus and 5-0 to Lincoln, ending any postseason chances. Offense remains scarce with seven hits total in the two games, while Bodily and Rutter supply defensive highlights. Lowry adds a homer, Dawson and Hegenauer tally singles as the staff yields four runs across four innings to Lincoln.
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McCammon excels in three sports at Colfax
McCammon, a $500 scholarship winner, starred in cross country nordic skiing and track and field. He lettered all four years, qualified for cross country section meets four times and sub-section track meets three times, earned multiple academic honors, and holds a 3.96 GPA while volunteering in Colfax. Del Rodgers will speak as keynote.
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Colfax Area Sports Briefs Highlight Fundraiser and Camps
The Colfax-Meadow Vista Girls Fast Pitch Softball Association hosts a May 1 fundraiser dinner and dance at Sierra Vista Community Center Colfax. Tickets 12 dollars single 20 dollars couple. Dinner 5 30 to 7 p m and dancing 7 30 to 11 p m. Adults only. For details call 530 878 2058. Fresh Football Night at Colfax High May 4 7 p m library to discuss summer camp times and commitments. For information call 530 346 8471 evenings. Colfax High Girls Basketball Camp runs two sessions June 14 18 for grades 4 8 and June 14 July 17 for grades 9 11. Registration 90 in first session 100 in second. Camp led by Dan Hicks Michelle Heimann and Dave Campbell. Applications at local schools. Contact Hicks at 530 637 5257.
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NFL free agent signings and draft notes involving Dixon Colfax players
Vance Ball and Dixon High players headed to NFL free agent contracts as three Colfax Falcons rivals from the 1997 season also joined NFL plans. Dave Ball and twin brother Mat Ball from UCLA were drafted or signed by Chargers and Jaguars respectively, while Malcom Floyd from River City High, Wyoming alum, signed with the Chargers.
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