Sept. 25 community sports announcements, results, standings, accomplishments
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1 of 4Bakersfield Nitro 18U went 5-0 to win the Gold Bracket at the Hanford Softball Quest tournament, Sept. 22-23. Nitro rallied in the championship game to defeat the CV Intensity 11-9. Pictured, front row: Mollie Gabbert, Felicity Tomisaka, Jazmeen Llamas, Brittany Puetz, Back row: Kaylee Cranmer, Erin Huckaby, Kristin Howard, Jordan Tomisaka, Taylor Wyrick. Head coach Steve Cranmer, Assistant Coach Buck Gabbert. Not pictured: Taylor Howard, Sydney Maybee.
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3 of 4Darryl Coston of the Bakersfield Racing Pigeon Club is shown with his winning bird from the first week of racing, from Fresno to Bakersfield. This week's race starts at Madera. For more information on local pigeon racing, Gary Berthiaume (661) 412-1233 or Stan Hullender (661) 301-1525.
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By The Bakersfield Californian
Bowling
Glover House Spot Roll-Off Tournament, 2 p.m. Sept. 29, Regency Lanes. Open to youth and adult bowlers. Bowl six games across 12 lanes on the Glover pattern. $34 for youth; $40 for adults (cash only, sidepots included). For every nine paid entries, there can be one free entry into Glover Masters on Oct. 6-7.
6th annual Don Glover Masters Scratch Tournament, Oct. 6-7, Regency Bowling Center. Entry fee $100 (cash day of). Two qualifying squads Oct. 6 (9 a.m., 1 p.m.); Finals start 10 a.m. Sunday. Tournament information and entry forms at geusbc.org.
Basketball
National Junior Basketball (NJB), winter season registration is open. Walk-up registration and evaluations are 1-4 p.m. Oct. 7 at Standard Middle School or 6-8 p.m. Oct. 16 at Riverview Community Center. Online registration- http://bakersfieldnjb.d4sportsclub.com/. Call or (661) 496-0798 email viveros_j@yahoo.com
Flag football
X Cash Series, $1,000, winner takes all. 4 p.m., Oct. 6-7. 10-man roster. Cost $225 per team. Call (661) 565-0743.
Officiating
Kern Coutnty Officials Association is seeking men and women officials 18-and- older for the basketball and wrestling seasons. For wrestling, call Bill Kinnett at (661) 805-0862. For basketball, the first meeting of the year is Oct. 1 at 6:30 p.m. at Bakersfield High School. Contact Ricky Serrano at rickyaserrano@juno.com or (661) 747-5953.
Results
Basketball Universe Academy
Fall high school league scores
Varsity
East 42, Highland 36
Stockdale 60, Centennial 34
JV
West 37, Liberty 34
Stockdale 42, BCHS 25
BUA frosh soph 36, East 34
Girls frosh-soph
BUA 39, BHS 11
Bowling
High scores from weeks 2-3 of winter leagues, ending Sept. 19
Regency Bowling Center
Mens 250+ games : 300, Joe "JP" Smith; 289, Dan Plant; 288, Kenny Branch; 268, Mike Hefley, Jim Burrows; 266, Fidel Lara; 258, Jim LeDoux; 256, Tim Sanchez; 255, Nick Camba; 254, Ian Byers
Youth Boys : 138, Bryce Long; 130, Noah Dunbach; 105, Nathan Hall
Men's 700+ series : 768, Mike Hefley; 758, Dan Plant; 748, Joe "JP" Smith; 706, Terry Havener; 701, Nick Garcia
Youth boys : 471, Nick Mauldin; 329, Noah Dunbach
Women's 220+ games : 250, Karla Williamson; 249, Tracye Taylor; 243, Sophia Cole; 242, Barb Francisco; 232, Lenore Espinoza; 229, Cynthia Carr; 224, Kathy Flautz; 220, Lorene Johnson, Jaci Reynaga
Youth girls: 127, Allissa Sweet; 103, Justine Tweedy; 99, Jasmine Sanchez
Women's 600+ series : 646, Sophia Cole; 626, Tracye Taylor; 603, Barb Francisco
AMF Southwest Lanes
Men's high games: 299, Greg Hernandez; 279, Cody Lewis; 278, Mike Stuart; 268, James Morrow; 267, Randy Carter; 266, Glenn Yeoman, Rick Bowman; 259, Sonny Pollard, Jimmy Hefley, Andrew Svoren, Jack Regier; 258, Norris Richards, Diz Francisco, Ken Torbron; 257, Mike Hardwick; 256, Brian Maurseth, Bill Paulovitz, Patrick Smith, Robert Mayo; 255, Greg Barraza, Jr., John Matteson, Bobby Fildes, Joe Ramirez
Men's high series : 745, Greg Hernandez; 731, Diz Francisco; 724, Cody Lewis; 715, James Morrow, Mike Hardwick; 710, Bobby Fildes
Women's high games : 235, Ravanna Richardson; 234, Betty Lovingier, Bette Addington; 226, Brenda Kist; 224, Lisa Isbell; 213, Vi Housh, Vicki Taylor; 212, Debbie Hargrove; 210, Kathy Hanson; 207, Caroline Liles; 202, Laura Sheets, Lois Farrell; 201, Kim Hutton; 200, Nancy Carr
Women's high series : 607, Lisa Isbell
Tournament results
Glover House Spot Roll-Off, Sept. 15, Regency Bowling Center
1. Carlie Medina III (1,273 - plus free entry into Glover Masters)
Bakersfield 6-Gamer, Sept. 16, Regency Bowling Center
1. Phillip Chow (1410) $200; 2. Diz Francisco (1324) $110; 3. Cody Lewis (1303) $70
Standings
Brigade Rec. Soccer League
U19 coed: Green Monsters 2-0-0, Golden Strikers 1-0-1, Blue Dragons 0-1-1, Silver Bullets 0-1-1
U14 coed : Immortals 1-0-0, Natural Disasters 1-0-0, Strikers 0-0-1, Manchester 0-0-1.
U12 girls: Scoring Angels 1-0-0, Bakersfield Devils 1-0-0, Striking Stingrays 0-0-1, Purple Ninjas 0-0-1
U12 boys : Dark Knights 1-0-0, Barcelona 1-0-0, Dark Sharks 0-0-1, Pumas 0-0-1
U10 girls: Pink Rockstarz 3-0-0, Thunder Girls 2-0-1, Sour Patch Girls 2-0-1, Blue Sharks 1-0-2, Purple Dynamite 1-0-2, Purple Lightning 0-0-3
U10 boys: Komodo Dragons 2-0-0, Blue Flames 2-0-0, Gladiators 2-0-0, Soccer Shockers 1-0-1, Strikers 1-0-1, Dragons 0-0-2, Devils 0-0-2, Green Dragons 0-0-2
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