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Calaveras
Redskins High School
Football
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Modesto Bee
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Football highlights
Jake Fischer has never seen the Bell Trophy with anything other than a coat of
red paint and that's just the way the Calaveras High senior likes it.
“Just thinking about (the bell) being painted purple gets us all fired up,”
Fischer said.
Fischer and the rest of the Calaveras High football team can rest easy for at
least another year knowing the Bell Trophy is staying in San Andreas following a
17-0 victory for the Redskins over rival Bret Harte in the 83rd playing of the
Calaveras County Big Game Friday at Frank Meyer Field.
“It was a little sad going into the game knowing it was going to be my last game
on our home field, but beating Bret Harte and keeping the bell made it feel
better,” Fischer said.
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The Calaveras High
junior varsity football team earned a share of the Mother Lode League
championship with a 41-0 victory over Bret Harte Friday in San Andreas.
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The Bret Harte High
cross county team found strength in the pack.
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Sports
Big Game time
By Jeremy D. Malamed
Posted:
Friday, November 13, 2009 10:23 AM CST
The Bret Harte High football team is playing for
a happy ending in tonight’s 83rd Calaveras County Big Game.
Bret Harte hasn’t won the Big Game since a memorable upset in 1999, losing nine
straight games to Calaveras, which ties the record for the longest streak in the
history of the storied rivalry.
The Bullfrogs want to end that streak and also bring a positive end to a season
that has seen high hopes decimated by an uncommon number of injuries, including
season-enders to seniors Jeff Dougherty and Jacob Willis and junior Conrad Epps.
“We’ve had a lot of ups and downs with injuries,
but this week has been pretty intense,” Bret Harte senior Jonny Lora said. “It
would make our season to beat Calaveras. They are always on our minds.”
Calaveras locked up a playoff spot last week and can still earn a share of the
Mother Lode League championship with a win tonight and Summerville loss against
Linden.
For the Redskins, tonight’s game is all about protecting the Bell Trophy.
“We want to keep that tradition going,” CHS
senior Devyn VanLier said.
The league championship is at stake in tonight’s junior varsity game, which
kicks off at 5:30. Bret Harte’s “Cardiac Kids” are 4-0 in MLL play, including
three straight wins in the final minute. The JV Bullfrogs can win the outright
MLL title with a win, while Calaveras (3-1 MLL) needs a win to earn a share of
the crown.
Contact Jeremy D. Malamed at
sports@calaverasenteprise.com
http://www.calaverasenterprise.com/sports/
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Calaveras Versus Summerville
Video by Ben Leetham
Get the video here Calaveras 21 Summerville 31
Calaveras versus Linden
Get the video here Calaveras 46 Linden 35
Video by Ben Leetham
Calaveras versus Ripon
Video by Ben Leetham
Get the video here Calaveras 10 Ripon 14
Calaveras versus Hilmar
Video by Ben Leetham
Get the video here Calaveras 14 Hilmar 21
Calaveras versus Ceres
Video by Ben Leetham
Get the video here Calaveras 34 Ceres 0
Calaveras versus Weston Ranch
Video by Ben Leetham, edit by Dylan Richardson
Get the video here: Calaveras 38 Weston Ranch 14
Calaveras versus Bear River
Video by Ben Leetham – Edited by Dylan
Richardson
Get the video here: Calaveras 0 Bear River 9
http://www.theunion.com/article/20090917/SPORTS/909179976/1054
FOOTBALL: Bruins take on Calaveras in San
Andreas
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Last week, it was an aerial
assault.
This week, it will be the ground game.
Bear River's defense saw quite a shift in game-planning this week, considering
the drastically different offensive schemes they will have faced in weeks one
and two.
Capital Christian, which beat the Bruins 29-14 last Friday, came into the season
opener as with a high-flying passing game.
The good news is that the Bruin defense kept CC quarterback James Lee under
wraps through the air (11-of-25 passing for 114 yards and a touchdown), but the
bad news was the Cougars found plenty of room to run. Led by Keith Johnson's 164
yards, CC totaled 273 on the ground.
And now, as they arrive in San Andreas, the Bruins will face a “run-first” Fly
offense with a Calaveras Redskins team that ran for 378 yards in a week-one,
38-14 win over Weston Ranch.
“They didn't have to throw at all,” said Bear River co-head coach Terry Logue.
“Their first touchdown was on a pass, but they didn't need to throw at all.
“They run the Fly offense like Granite Bay and Vanden, with a lot of different
formations. And their back (Monti Wilson) is the real deal. He's fast and he
cuts well on the turf. And everything is a lot faster on that turf.”
Wilson ran for 228 yards and three touchdowns in the opener, but 10 different
Redskin backs carried the ball on the night.
“(Wilson) has tremendous speed and (Jake Fischer) is a big, strong fullback. And
they'll throw enough to keep you honest,” Logue said. “Last year (a 28-7 win at
Bear River) we just did a good job defensively on them. We'll have to have
another great effort to pull off a win down there (tonight).”
Logue liked the effort he saw with his pass defense last week, despite starting
two “rookies” in the secondary. He especially praised the play of junior Joey
Reina in his varsity debut.
“Our pass coverage was pretty solid, really,” Logue said. “We went into the game
wanting to stop the passing atack, but they beat us running the ball with,
basically, one play ... a trap.
“Their back (Johnson) did a good job of finding daylight and running.”
Bear River will counter with its own ground game, which was led by senior Cole
White (122 yards and a touchdown) and Johnny Jewett (51 yards) in week one.
Sophomore quarterback James Harris had a strong debut under center for the
Bruins in last week's loss, completing 9-of-16 passes for 116 yards and a
touchdown. Two of his four interceptions came in the first half, when he
struggled with 0-for-4 passing. But after the break, Harris completed 9-of-12
passes.
Contact Sports Editor Brian Hamilton via e-mail at
bhamilton@theunion.com
or by phone at 477-4240.
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Saturday, Oct. 03, 2009
Hilmar's late touchdown enough to get past
Calaveras
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SAN
ANDREAS -- Carlos Diaz (57 yards, two TDs) scored in the final minutes and
Daniel Mouro kicked the PAT to lift No. 5 small-school Hilmar 4-0) over No. 7
Calaveras (2-2) on Friday night.
Calaveras' Chris Ussery returned the opening kickoff 89 yards for a TD, but
Hilmar answered with an 11-yard TD run from Diaz and a 16-yard TD catch from his
brother Isaac Diaz for a 14-6 lead.
Calaveras tied it at 14 when Monti Wilson scored on a 5-yard run and then caught
the two-point conversion pass from Garrett Bach. Hilmar's Quinton McCown was 11
of 21 for 114 yards, while Wilson had 23 carries for 127 yards and a TD.
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Friday, September 11: vs Weston Ranch
(Escalon)
Game results: Calaveras 38 - Weston Ranch 14
Friday, September 18: vs Bear River (Home)
Game results: Calaveras 0 - Bear River 9
Friday, September 25: vs Ceres (Ceres)
Game results: Calaveras 34 - Ceres 0
Friday, October 2: vs Hilmar (Home)
Game results: Hilmar 21 - Calaveras 14
Friday, October 9: vs Ripon (Ripon)
Game results: Calaveras 10 - Ripon 14
Friday, October 16: vs Amador (Amador)
Game results: Calaveras 18 - Amador 12
Friday, October 23: vs Linden (Homecoming)
Game results: Calaveras 46 - Linden 35
Friday, October 30: vs Summerville
(Summerville)
Game results: Calaveras 21 - Summerville 31
Friday, November 6: vs Argonaut
Game results: Calaveras 14 - Argonaut 10
Friday, November 13: vs Bret Harte (Bret
Harte)
Game results:
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Saturday, Oct. 03, 2009
Football,
non-conference: Hilmar 21, Calaveras 14
SAN ANDREAS -- The Diaz brothers combined for
all three touchdowns to help Hilmar improved to 4-0.
Hilmar found itself trailing early after
Calaveras' Chris Ussery returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown.
Carlos Diaz pulled Hilmar even with an
11-yard run, and quarterback Quinton McCown connected with Issac Diaz in the
second quarter for a 16-yard touchdown pass.
At San Andreas
Hilmar 7 7 0 7 -- 21
Calaveras 6 0 0 8 -- 14
First Quarter
C -- Chris Ussery 89 kickoff return (kick
failed)
H -- Carlos Diaz 11 run (Daniel Mouro kick)
Second Quarter
H -- Issac Diaz 16 pass from Quinton McCown (Mouro
kick)
Fourth Quarter
C -- Monte Wilson 5 run (Wilson pass from
Garrett Bach)
H -- Diaz 6 run (Mouro kick)
Records: Hilmar 4-0, Calaveras 2-2.
JV -- Hilmar 28, Calaveras 14
Varsity
Photos of the 83rd Playing of the Big Game
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Posted by: thepinetree on
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San Andreas, CA...This year the
battle for the Bell was in San Andreas. The 83rd playing of the
Big Game was closer than the score showed. The Frogs were able
to move the ball without the benefit of a quarterback through
lots of run plays and some jump passes. What really helped the
Redskins scalp the Frogs was turnovers. Bret Harte had several
drives on the move and were down in the red zone and the ball
ended up in Redskin hands. Click below for action shots by Jeff
Rasmussen. We also have our webcast replay of the game in a
previous post...
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Calaveras High School Rallies Before The Big Game!~Photos by
Tatiana Beilstein
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