A10 | Wednesday, October 25, 2017 | Nevada Appeal
COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
Brown leads Bengals in flag football
Nevada Appeal staff report
J.C. Crane Brown scored four touchdowns
as the Bengals beat the Packers 30-16 in
Week 5s featured game of the Talents
Carson City NFL Flag Football League.
In other games: Bengals 30, Packers 16;
Rams 40, Bengals 12; Packers 34, Raiders 19;
Rams 59, Raiders 32.
Here are stats from Week 5:
RAMS (10-0): Conner Baker 7 TDs; Jacob
Hanson 8 TD passes; Alex Myrehn 2 TDs, TD
pass; Job Gutierrez 3 TDs, Victor Contreras 2
TDs; Nate Peterson 5 flag pulls.
PACKERS (5-5): Pedro Oropeza 3 TDs, TD
pass; Braden March 3 TDs; Carter March
TD, 3 TD passes; Tallan Duran 6 flag pulls;
VOLLEYBALL
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to 15-3. Douglas was unable to recover.
Pradere served up 12 of those points, and
Haupu had six kills, including two on
quick sets and two on stuff blocks. Prad-
ere also served up two aces.
Kuulei got off to a great start, Maw
said. We were passing well, and we were
able to run tempo. I think were hard
to beat when we can run tempo in the
middle.
Douglas used a 4-0 run to take a 10-9
lead in the second set. Isabella Tomassi
had two kills in the surge.
Carson came back, however, scoring
nine of the next 11 points for a 18-12 lead.
Shea DeJoseph and Schmidt had kills,
and Douglas made a plethora of mistakes.
The Tigers closed to 19-15 on a kill by
Talyn Jackson. A kill by Haupu, an error
by Jackson and a net violation extended
Carsons lead to 22-15.
Jackson hadnt been a factor in the first
two sets from a hitting standpoint, but
she caught fire in the third set with seven
kills and an ace. Carson had a 21-18 lead,
but Douglas tied it at 21 thanks to an ace
by Jackson, a kill by Hailey Hughes and a
Carson service error. Tied at 25, Jackson
had an ace and Natalie Anderson had a
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Michael McDonald 9 flag pulls.
BENGALS (3-7): J.C. Crane Brown 4 TDs;
Isiah Urbina TD, 4 TD passes; Mason Robbins
5 flag pulls; Zach Weddell TD, 5 flag pulls;
Radley Felix 5 flag pulls.
RAIDERS (2-8): Brandon Escobar 8 TD pass-
es; Roman Dazzo 2 TDs; Nestor Solis-Lara 2
TDs; Ben Morrison 2 TDs; Angel Flores TD, 5
flag pulls; Abraham Ortega 6 flag pulls.
Bethlehem Lutheran runners
compete nationally
Bethlehem Lutheran School of Carson
City sent four athletes to compete in
the National Lutheran Schools Cross
Country Championships held at Concordia
University in Mequon, Wis., last weekend,
bad set to end it.
The Tigers used an 11-4 surge in
the fourth set to take control at 22-15.
Hughes had four kills and Jackson had
three to lead the way. The Senators never
got closer than seven the rest of the set.
Im glad we dont have to compete
against Talyn anymore, but I will miss
watching her play, Maw said. She is a
playmaker.
Our blocking fell down a little bit (in
the third and fourth sets). Our strength is
when we channel everything to Pradere,
and when we cant do that, things dont
go well. We also didnt set in the middle,
either.
DeJoseph led Carson with 17 kills,
Schmidt added 12 and Haupu finished
with 10. Pradere had 23 digs and setter
Natalie Anderson finished with 48 assists.
Muckers win in 4
Chelsea Nevin had 18 kills, six assists,
three blocks and three aces to lead Virgin-
ia City to a 3-1 win over Smith Valley in a
Northern 1A volleyball match.
Emily Heinz helped out with 17 assists,
three digs, five kills and six aces, and
Kaitlin Hames had 60 assists, three kills
and three aces. Sydney Shramek and Calli
Hess contributed nine digs apiece.
VC is 14-2 in league and 21-4 overall.
EXPERT SPEAKER
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Assistant Professor
University of Nevada School of
Medicine
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and all four ran career-best times. The top featured top middle school runners from
finisher for the Crusaders was eighth grader Lutheran schools across several states.
Aaron Waite, who exceeded expectations
by running 12:50 for 66th of more than 200 Patterson captures
finishers in the boys race. Seventh grader CVGC event
Nathan Highley also competed well, run- Dennis Patterson shot a net 69 to win
ning 13:22 for 96th place. Flight A at the recent Carson Valley Golf
On the girls side, eighth grader Katie Mens Club event on Oct. 22.
Schulze ran with Hailey Obregon for most Fred Coons and Jack Sparman finished
of the race before pulling away in the final three shots back.
half mile to finish in 86th place with a time Mike Davis won Flight B with a 66, two
of 14:55. Obregon, a seventh grader, ran strokes better than Frank Ramirez. Roger
15:19 for 105th. The Crusaders are led by Hala was third with a 71.
coaches Amanda Manning and Jedidiah Bruce Sandford won Flight C with a 66,
Maschke. two strokes clear of David Morris and Garry
The Crusaders were the only school from Sparks. John Guidicatti won Flight D with a
Nevada competing in the race, which 61, six shots ahead of John Pearson.
JIM GRANT/NEVADA APPEAL
Carsons Bella Wakeling gets ahead of the Douglas defenders during Tuesday nights
game.
SOCCER
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I loved that goal,
Douglas coach Rick
Smith said. She showed
a lot of patience on the
shot. She took her time,
and it paid off.
Just one minute
before, the Senators
appeared to have a
golden opportunity
when an open Wakeling
tried to run down a long
pass, however, Douglas
junior goalkeeper Jor-
dan Smith came seven
yards out of the box and
cleared the ball with a
sliding kick.
The Senators salvaged
their tie on a play that
was started by senior
Mariana Talamantes.
Perez played the ball
to Wakeling, who in
turn dished off a pass to
the middle. Perez beat
Smith to the ball and hit
a chopper into the net.
I felt I had to make
a play, said Perez, a
junior. Bella played the
ball back to me ... the JIM GRANT/NEVADA APPEAL
keeper was coming out Defender Annika Wick leaps for the ball in a game against
so I just shot it. Douglas on Tuesday