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Some talk about yet another publisher considering a new publication, heck, if we get just a few more newspaper people, they might catch up with the realtor population here. The big group move out of the independent to the Tribune, now back to the Independents. A friend of mine left the Daily recently. Well, we seem to have a lot of movement amoungst our papers. Looks like your Branson news media is having similar problems as their sisters and brothers in the Ozarks. And, gathering the NEWS.instead of printing what they hear on the street or over the morning restaurant coffee table, and the poorly written police/hwy patrol/press releases. I think that subscribing online in conjuction with the newpaper in the mailbox could be an answer to ''staying in business''. and in the Ozarks I find they are all a day late and a dollar short.resorting to going online from pressure of modern day technology. Bella Riesenfeld (Girls 13-14) ran the 4,000 in 16:30.97 to finish in 240th.I think every small town, and large city is asking those questions about their news print/hard copy newspapers. Jacob Gomez Nilsson also ran the Boys 13-14 race with a time of 13:36.29 to place 111th. Shern, who goes to Redwood, finished the Boys 13-14 race in a time of 13 minutes, 08.92 seconds. Justin Shern placed 49th in the 4,000 meters at the USA Junior Olympics cross country championships in Kentucky to pace the Marin Waves on Saturday. “She showed great progress in her technique and higher level strategy.” Track “Luana is well on the path of what we have laid out for her this season,” McHale said via email. Stathopoulos placed second at 145s at the Roger Briones tournament at San Leandro High. The Giants also sent Luana Stathopoulos to her first tournament since transferring to Redwood. Hamzia wrestled three more matches before the Giants pulled him.Īlexander Berkowitz made it into the last 12 in the 138-pound bracket before being eliminated at that stage. Hamzia (120 pounds) wrestled perhaps his best match ever, according to coach Lochlan McHale, in a 3-2 loss to a national All American in the quarterfinals. Redwood’s Ali Hamzia made it to the quarterfinals of the LCC Hamada Classic in San Diego, eventually placing sixth after a medical forfeit.

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Sekona, who still has two full years of eligibility left, said he plans to graduate from USC in May. Sekona has been with the Trojans since 2020, starting in one game and appearing in 16. College footballįormer Marin Catholic standout Jamar Sekona announced via social media on Saturday that he is entering the transfer portal.

John scored five to go along with five rebounds.īergmark had four kills and seven block assists against Stanford and had three kills and five block assists against Tennessee. Alyssa Huang added 11 points against Windsor and Julia St. Myerberg’s efforts - including a 37-point, 13-rebound game on Friday - netted her all-tournament honors. San Marin (5-3) held off Kennedy, 59-56, at the Mats Classic, hosted by Miramonte.Īvery Myerberg put up 15 points, eight rebounds, and six assists to help Branson (4-4) secure third at the Windsor tournament following a 36-29 victory against the hosts on Saturday.Marcos Tolliver scored 15 points and Parks Thommes had 11 for San Rafael. Gio Brovelli hit five 3-pointers and paced the Bulldogs (3-3) with 34 points. Junior Chase Addleman hit four 3-pointers and tallied 14 points, while junior Bennett Kayser finished with five points and seven rebounds.

Senior Grady Bowers led the Trojans (6-3) with 34 points, 10 rebounds, two steals and assists. Marco Gregoire hit the game-winner with 8 seconds left in overtime as Terra Linda capped its comeback with a 71-69 victory over San Rafael.Redwood received all-tournament performances from Jake Vasquez and Gil Ladetzky. The Bulls’ Jase Butler (23 points, seven rebounds) was named the tournament MVP and Finley Keeffe (11 points, seven rebounds, four steals) was also an all-tournament selection. 5.īranson advanced to the Gridley title game with a 65-42 win over Clayton Valley and a 63-51 semifinal win over Riordan. Tuesday at Redwood then open the league campaign against each other on Jan. The Giants (6-1) and Bulls (4-1) face each other in a non-league game at 7 p.m. Meanwhile Redwood took its first loss of the season against Granada in the final of the Edison Classic. The boys basketball teams from Redwood High and The Branson School have gotten off to impressive starts this season, each taking second place at big tournaments over the weekend.Ī 40-foot jumper at the buzzer in overtime sent Branson to a 63-60 loss to Salesian in the championship game of the Gridley Invitational on Saturday.

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