Father's Day Sports Marathon Offers Giants and Mickelson
A Father's Day filled with sports kicks off with U.S. Open golf on Shinnecock Hills and a tied Giants Red Sox game, then Phil Mickelson seizes late Open hopes only to fall by a stroke. Giants clinch a 4 0 win as Jason Schmidt delivers a one hit shutout. Family updates arrive from sons in Maui, New York, and a Pac Bell Park box.
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Italian Lady Falcons to Scrimmage Italians in July
Colfax High girls coach Dan Hicks assembles a summer schedule featuring an Italian club team visiting July 3 for a scrimmage at Colfax. The Italian squad will also play Placer after contacting the program via Johnny Caparo, who previously brought a boys team to the area. Graduation depleted Colfax’s ranks from last season’s section title run.
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Lady Falcons tied to Hot Styx under-16 softball roster
Colfax High players Olivia Ellis Allycen Keatley and Emily Matekel join Placer Hill’s Stephanie Dufour on the Sacramento Hot Styx under-16 fast-pitch team. Ellis and Keatley anchor infield and leadoff duties, Matekel bats cleanup and catches, while Dufour covers centerfield. The team finished third at Sacramento Metro, ranking second in the area behind Roseville Heat, and earned Regionals qualification in Las Vegas next month after a 9-3 win over Comes and 5-2 over Fire and Ice.
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Allycen Keatley
Emily Matekel
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Kennedy
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Elk Grove
Christian Brothers
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Placer High
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Sierra College Hosts Multiple Summer Sports Camps for Youth
Sierra College offers two basketball camps for ages 7 through 18 with sessions June 21-24 and June 28-July in grades 3-6 and 7-12, each $120, led by coach John Fusano. registration via web, fax, phone, mail, or walk-in. Baseball camp runs four sessions June 21-July 15 for ages 7-18 at $125, directed by coach Robert Wilson with staff including assistants Evangelino Morton and Griego. Girls Basketball Camp July 12-15 for ages 8-15 runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, $180 before June 30 and $190 after, with Roz Goldenberg and Nicole Taylor leading. Each attendee receives evaluations and training videos.
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Robert Wilson
Wolverines
Ryan Evangelino
Josh Morton
Clarence Griego
Roz Goldenberg
Nicole Taylor
Kylee Keroher
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