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Top wrestling, basketball games in the Redding area for Dec. 29-Jan. 4
This week marks a lively return for Redding-area basketball and wrestling teams after the holiday break, with several key tournaments scheduled. Enterprise High School is set to host both the Jamie Angley Classic boys basketball tournament and the Lady Hornet Classic, while Anderson High School will welcome around 30 teams for the NorCal Championships in wrestling. Additionally, the first soccer games of the new year will kick off on January 5, 2026. Upcoming games feature notable matchups, including U-Prep vs. Redding Christian and several other exciting contests in basketball and wrestling.
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Prep basketball | Fortuna girls finish 2-1, boys split at tourney
The Fortuna girls' basketball team had an eventful weekend at the Red Bluff Tournament, initially losing to Enterprise 44-28, but bouncing back to secure victories against Corning (58-21) and West Valley (51-29), improving their season record to 8-3. Key performances included Olivia Scilacci leading in scoring against Corning with 17 points and Evalynn Little dominating the final game with a double-double of 15 points and 12 rebounds. The boys’ team participated in four games at the Motherlode Madness Tournament, splitting their matches with a 2-2 record; standout performances included Tanner Franklin scoring 17 points against Union Mine and 16 points against Weed. Coach Sotomayor emphasized their ongoing adjustment following the football season and excitement for upcoming matches. Both teams are gearing up for league play with a focus on continuing improvement.
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Redding's Aiden Flood named Scholar Athlete of the Month
COTTONWOOD, Calif. - Aiden Flood, a high school junior at West Valley High School, is excelling in both academics and athletics. Flood is involved in tennis, cross country, and swimming while maintaining a perfect 4.0 unweighted GPA. "It's not easy, you can't just look into something saying oh it's going...
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Anderson stars, Lassen standout win final rounds at NorCal Wrestling Championships
The top boys wrestlers from Northern California, Oregon and Nevada hit the mats at Anderson High School from Friday, Jan. 2 to Saturday Jan. 3 for the 2026 NorCal 'Beast in the North' Wrestling Championships. Find out what happened on the final day of competition. Plus, see the complete list of first-place finishers. Girls 2026 NorCal 'Beast in the North' wrestling tournament results 2026 NorCal 'Beasts in the North' wrestling tournament results Anderson's top statewide wrestlers dominate Every time Anderson senior Alias Raby was set to compete, the crowd at Anderson High seemed to get a little bigger and a lot quieter. Everyone in the gym knew what the outcome would be before Raby’s matches started, but fans still sat eager in anticipation of what he would do. Raby isn’t just an elite local wrestler. He’s the No. 1 ranked grappler for his weight class in the entire state of California, and he’ll be competing for Cal Poly once his high school career comes to a close. Raby cruised through the 157-pound bracket, and he pinned Reed’s Grayson Williams in the final round after two minutes and 42 seconds (17-3). “When I wrestle, I like to do a lot of
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Meet the U-Prep boys basketball players who give a literal meaning to brotherhood
Every coach wants their team to play like brothers. They strive to create an environment where players battle for each other on the court — one where players run to pick up a fallen teammate or pat someone on the back if they miss a shot. The goal for coaches is to turn teammates into friends, friends into brothers willing to put it all on the court, not for themselves, but for a greater goal. For University Prep head boys basketball coach Taylor Angley-Holman, that came a little easier with this 2025-26 Panthers varsity squad. Not only do the Panthers have a young team with experience playing together and building team chemistry, but they have two sets of literal brothers taking up a quarter of U-Prep’s 12-man roster. Meet senior Tayne Allman and his brother Shane. The pair played together at the end of last season when Shane, now a sophomore, was pulled up to varsity as a freshman. To start the new season, the Panthers added freshman Isaiah Pringle to join his older brother and senior captain Trey. U-Prep has a young, talented roster that has played together for some time now. The Panthers took down Gridley to win
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Prep basketball | Ferndale girls take Holiday Classic in Weaverville
The Ferndale girls basketball team claimed the Holiday Classic championship in Weaverville after overcoming challenges in their tournament games. They won against Modoc (43-41) in a tightly contested semi-final after being down at one point, and then triumphed over Trinity in the finals with a score of 69-61, buoyed by standout performances, particularly from Michaela Ellsmore. Coach Chris Ardrey praised the team for their resilience and defensive efforts, noting significant contributions from players like Tinnley Pidgeon and Gianna Regli. Following the tournament, the team won another match against Del Norte, maintaining their momentum as they prepare for an upcoming tournament against McKinleyville. Overall, this season, they're focusing on achieving more set goals, especially on the defensive end.
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UPrep Panthers takes home big win over Eureka Loggers during 2025 Jamie Angley Basketball Tournament at Enterprise High School
In the second half, UPrep's strong rebounding forced Eureka to exert more energy on both offense and defense. Trey Pringle was a key player for UPrep, helping them build a 15-point lead going into the fourth quarter.
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Soccer Recap: Shasta Charter Academy's Luck Changes for the Better on Monday
Shasta Charter Academy can bid farewell to their four-match losing streak thanks to their match on Monday. They walked away with a 3-1 victory over the Los Molinos Bulldogs. That's the second time they've managed to beat them this season, as they also won 8-3 last Friday. Tristan Gifford and...
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Placer wins 2025 Harlan Carter Invitational, plus all-tournament team
The Placer girls basketball team made the trip to Shasta High for the 2025 Harlan Carter Invitational and dominated. Night 1 it was Shasta, 57-31. Night 2 it was U-Prep, 44-20. And on Night 3, after West Valley challenged them more than they were all weekend, the Hillmen defeated the Eagles 48-40 to win the girls Harlan Carter Invitational. It’s the first time Placer has won the tournament since 2006 and the fifth in program history. “It’s been a while,” Placer coach Tony Camillucci said. “It’s a great group of kids and we worked very hard. It means a lot.” While the first two nights the Hillmen were able to cruise to wins after early-game success, the Eagles managed to keep up with Placer, and the teams went into the halftime break knotted up at 19. In the second half, it was tournament MVP Brookelyn Dunkle who scored 15 of her 25 points in the second half to lead her team to victory. Dunkle came into the tournament on the first night and scored 22 points to lead all scorers. Dunkle added eight in the win over U-Prep but led all scorers on Day 3 with 25 points against West
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Redding Christian wins Division 7-AA state football championship
Redding Christian shut out Woodbridge 16-0 to win the Division 7-AA state championship. The Lions’ victory marks the first state title in school history, coming four seasons after the program moved to 11-man football following a decade of 8-man play.
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Redding Christian football crowned state champions for first time
It’s been a long season for the Redding Christian football team, one that began in August and extended all the way to mid-December. Heading into the season, the Lions returned a strong, yet small team made up of primarily juniors that have been playing together for nearly a decade dating back to youth ball. Whether it was all those years building team chemistry or the sheer amount of talent the Lions have up and down the roster, Redding Christian embarked on a historic campaign in 2025. After 15 wins in 15 games, the Lions (15-0) capped off a magical season with the first state title in program history, taking down Woodbridge 16-0 on Saturday, Dec. 13, in the Division 7-AA CIF State Championship . "15 years ago, when we dreamed of starting this program we had a vision for it, but we never really thought of going to a state championship," head coach Gerald Piper said. "When I saw our juniors for the first time as freshman, I thought, 'Hey, we might have a chance someday.'" More: Fan Vote: Who is the Record Searchlight's high school football offensive player of the year? The state title comes just four seasons after
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PHOTOS: Woodbridge’s CIF state title bid denied by undefeated Redding Christian
Woodbridge wide receiver Jalen Webb runs for a gain after a fourth quarter catch as Redding Christian’s Collin Matos chases him in the CIF State Division 7-AA championship. (PHOTOS: Fernando M. Donado, For OC Sports Zone). Woodbridge football players and coaches wanted one more victory Saturday to cap a...
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Roseburg plant workers get job help at College of the Siskiyous fair in Weed
The event aimed to provide immediate career assistance to those affected by the plant's closure. The college said it is mobilizing its resources to offer dedicated career and job search support to all impacted Roseburg employees.
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How to watch California high school playoff football: Woodbridge vs. Redding Chr., Dec. 13
Redding Christian High School will take the field away from home against Woodbridge High School at 11 a.m. PT on Saturday, Dec. 13. How to watch Redding Chr. vs. Woodbridge playoff high school football. Redding Chr. and Woodbridge will face off on Saturday, Dec. 13 at 11 a.m. PT. Don't...