Falcons pull out win in tight late finish
Chris Pulver led the Falcons with 20 points and 10 rebounds while Baumgardner added 16 points and three key three pointers. Galbraith contributed 10 points and nine boards as Filipowski added eight. Kleppe scored eight and bench players Ballenger and Oliver provided important minutes in a hard fought victory over Mesa.
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Kevin Kleppe
Kris Ballenger
Nick Oliver
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Sacramento River draws PCWA water plan scrutiny
On February 19 Placer County Water Agency directors advanced a long term Sacramento River diversion plan to serve western Placer and parts of Sacramento counties. A new treatment plant near the county line would be fed by river water north of the airport. Project costs may reach ten million dollars with half funded by the Bureau of Reclamation and the rest split among PCWA the city of Sacramento Roseville and the Sacramento Suburban Water District.
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Weimar Hills Boys Basketball Wins NorCal Contest at Mira Loma
Weimar Hills middle school Warriors finish 3-2 in the NorCal Tournament of Champions at Mira Loma High School led by Scott Krizman with 27 points and Kyle Fowler 16 in a 69-51 win over Center. The 28-4 team opened with 55-33 vs Zion Academy and also beat Sylvan before falling to Camerado and Martin Luther King amid strong showings by Sventosch and others.
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Sylvan Middle School
Citrus Heights
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Luke Cook
Cory Worrall
Spencer Kilpatrick
Crescent City
Playoffs push big for Indians and locals this week
Marysville, led by 6-5 Joe Escarcega and 6-6 Travis Coggins, seeks redemption after past postseason exits. The Indians face Colfax in a potential Friday second round bid while Bret Harte and Denair contest for another path, as Div IV brackets unfold toward Tokay High and Arco Arena.
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Colfax High Snowboard Team Wins CMSSF Crown
Colfax High won the California Nevada Interscholastic Ski and Snowboard Federation title at Homewood with 1851 points, 12 ahead of Nevada Union. North Tahoe, Placer, and Bear River followed. 10 Colfax athletes qualified for state at Mount Shasta, led by Robert Dawson who won the giant slalom. Winslow, Kirkegaard, Reed, Lubovich also placed for the Falcons. Natalie Martin topped Colfax’s girls team.
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