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Isam, Mercado Jr. find the strike zone – a lot

By RUTH ABREO

For The Union Democrat 

Finding the strike zone without a whole lot of trouble was Dan Isam (Monday Nevada) as he rolled the highest series — a 760. 

Trini Mercado, Jr. (Gamblers Getaway) experienced the same as he rolled a 279 — high game for the men and 79 pins over average.  

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Preps roundup: Published Oct. 3

Volleyball Bears beat Argo to move into first place alone 

The Summerville Bears volleyball team moved into first place all alone in the Mother Lode League on Tuesday with a 3-1 (25-17, 25-17, 15-25, 26-24) home victory over Argonaut.

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PBA pro Reyes competed at annual Black Oak Pro-Am

By RUTH ABREO

For The Union Democrat 

Many local bowlers may remember PBA bowler Tony Reyes who made a few appearances at Black Oak during the annual Pro-Am. Unfortunately, Tony died in a tragic auto accident on Friday morning in the Bay Area.

Bowlers Trivia

Does the USBC have a rule about any substance on your shoe?

Answer at end of article. 

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Redskins defeat Amador, 2-1

    "This season," said Calaveras head soccer coach Coco Kelly, "in this league anyone can win on any given day."
    The Redskins (2-5) defeated host Amador (3-2-2) on Thursday, 2-1.
    "Our boys did a tremendous job," said Kelly.
    The Redskin goals were scored by Macklin Bolton and Jason Lowe.
    JV—Calaveras defeated Amador 2-0. Both goals were scored by Chance Tanner.

 

Tioga soccer beaten by Delta

    The Tioga Timberwolves soccer team was defeated by Delta Charter 11-2 on Friday. 
    Tioga scored in the second half after Matt Spring sent a through ball to Layne McCoy who found the side netting. McCoy scored again in the 62nd minute after receiving a pass from Garrett Puerto. 
    "It was a tough loss to take after winning the previous meeting between us 4-2," said Tioga head coach Doug West. "They relentlessly kept pounding our goal and keeper Brett Woods was able to save eight shots."

 

Bears volleyers win

    The Summerville Bears volleyball team upped its Mother Lode League record to 3-1 with a 3-0 home win over Amador on Thursday, 25-18, 25-13, 25-20. 
    "We cut back on our hitting errors and serve receive errors which helped quite a bit," said Bears head coach Kristy Dwyer.  "Everybody got to play tonight which is always nice."
    Ashley Gamber had two aces, Breann Robinson had 14 assists, and Courtney Robinson and Bella Bachtelle each had four kills. Gamber and Taylor Leslie each had 13 kills.
 

Don Pedro takes third in tourney

    The Don Pedro Panthers volleyball team took third place in its own 19-team tournament held last week.
    The Panthers won two of their four matches.
    Panthers head coach Terry Ducey credited Don Pedro's success to the fine serving of Donna Watson, Haley Lindell and Eloisa Chavez.
    The Panthers are 4-6 on the season overall.

 

Hole-in-one at MSGC

    Wayne Bolitho, of Sonora, had a hole-in-one Monday at Mountain Springs Golf Club.
    Bolitho used a 7-wood to ace the 146-yard fifth hole.

 

Bullfrogs lose on road to Hughson

By TAYLOR LUCKIE
For The Union Democrat

HUGHSON—The Bret Harte Bullfrogs football team travelled to Hughson High School Friday looking to spoil the Huskies’ homecoming. The Huskies, however, would not let the event be tarnished so easily.

Behind a well-balanced offensive attack that racked up 470 total yards, Hughson controlled the action to come away with a 40-7 victory. Huskie quarterback Kyle Kerlee went 10-13 for 212 yards and a touchdown, while Tanner Duron rushed for 107 yards and three scores.

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Cats beat area-rival Skins

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Calaveras running back Mike Seawell (above, left) is wrapped up by Kade Barajas (middle) and Brandon Camara (top) on Friday during the Wildcats 35-26 victory at Dunlavy Field. AMY ALONZO ROZAK/UNION DEMOCRAT
Sonora Wildcat junior quarterback Andrew Nessi hadn’t played a single down on defense all season. He hasn’t even practiced on that side of the ball. He’s got his hands full trying to learn and perfect the Cats’ triple option attack.

But when Sonora’s defensive backfield was short-handed with 2:09 left in a tight game against the Calaveras Redskins on Friday, Nessi got the call.

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