Local Sports

- Corning co-ed headed for destruction
- By Craig Purcell/Corning Observer
- When is a powder puff not a dainty little thing one uses when applying talcum to help stay dry?
When the pedal is to the metal and it’s charging right at you with eight cylinders-a-firing.The destruction derby is nothing new to the Glenn Count... Full story
- Bleacher Bits: Training for a new career
- By Craig Purcell/Tri-County Newspapers
- To be honest, I’m not away training for a new career, I’m just on vacation.
But when I return it looks like I might have to start working on my new gig. I’m thinking about taking up boxing.
On Wednesday, it was reported that profe... Full story
- Forfeits won't impact wrestler's match limit
- Tri-County Newspapers
- Effective with the 2013-14 season, forfeits in high school wrestling will no longer count toward a wrestler’s daily match limit.
Currently, wrestlers are limited by rule to five matches in one day.
This change was made by the National Federa... Full story
- Richards sprints to Orland checkered
- Tri-County Newspapers
- Tony Richards won the sprint car main event ahead of Dave Emery Saturday at the Orland Speedbowl, and took control of the season points lead.
Richards has 35 points, while Emery is tied for second with Kenny Webber, who finished third on Saturday.
... Full story
- Fish & Wildlife: Questions & Answers
- Use of electronic calls out of season?Question: I was wondering if it is legal to use electronic calls for animals and birds out of season for things such as bird watching or scouting? I have heard yes and no from different people, so I want to clari... Full story

- UPDATE: Pirates scuttle Corning season
- By Craig Purcell/Tri-County Newspapers
- It took the top-ranked team in Division IV to halt the Corning High softball team’s hot streak.
The Cardinals entered their game Thursday against No. 1 Wheatland High as winners of their last eight games, including a first round playoff win ag... Full story

- Bulldogs collared by Hamilton
- By Craig Purcell/Corning Observer
- Taking the field with a nine-man roster, the Bulldogs did not have a lot of options in Hamilton City on Friday.
The young Los Molinos High baseball team, featuring four freshmen and a sophomore, was no match for second-seeded Hamilton (20-6, 10-2 Sa... Full story
- District 1 best competing at state rodeo
- Tri-County Newspapers
- The season may be over for some, but for a select group of District 1 rodeo competitors there's at least one more ride, as they have qualified for the State Finals Rodeo being held June 10-14 in Bishop.
Chelsey Bushnell (Red Bluff) — the Distr... Full story
- Cardinal girls take second in NAL
- Corning Observer
- The five teams who've competed against each other all season in the Northern Athletic League got together one more time on Friday, as the league championships were held at Yreka High.
The Corning varsity girls point total of 105 was topped only by Y... Full story
- MTVL decides champions
- Tri-County Newspapers
- A total of 11 boys and six girls teams took the track at University Prep in Redding on Thursday to decide the Mountain Valley League champions.
In the boys competition it was Redding Christian taking first place with 83 points. Providence Christian ... Full story