Jan. 8 community sports announcements, results, accomplishments
BY STEPHEN LYNCH Special to The Californian
Announcements
Bowling
The Amateur Bowlers Tour Tournament is set for Jan. 12 at Regency Lanes. The event offers free membership into ABT, and offers a $1,000 with Mega Bonus. Squad times are at noon, 1:30 p.m., and 3 p.m. with single-game elimination finals following the 3 p.m. squad. One in six advance to finals. Entry fee is $50 for Gold members; re-entries are $25. Contact (909) 989-0649 or email mail@soc.abtbowling.com.
Flag football
Inaugural Bakersfield Adult Flag Football League, 8-on-8, accepting team sign ups. Individuals players welcomed and placed. 14-man team maximum roster. Season: Feb. 3-March 24. 12-game season with playoffs, awards. Teams play two games apiece each Sunday. Call Doug (661) 346-6883.
Baseball
Bakersfield Adult League taking team and individual sign-ups for our spring/summer play. Season starts March 17. 14-game season with playoffs, awards. Games on Sundays. Visit: www.bakersfield-adult-baseball-league.com or call Doug (661) 346-6883.
Softball
Final Bobby Sox sign-ups 10 a.m.-2:45 p.m. Jan. 19 at Ellis Island Pizza Co., SW corner of Stockdale Highway and Real Road in the Wild West Shopping Center. Cost is $150 for the 8U-18U divisions and $125 for 6U division, plus a $40 refundable snack bar deposit per girl in the 6U division only. Price of sign-ups includes registration, basic picture package, uniform shirt, socks, visor and secondary insurance. Must have child's doctor and insurance information to sign up. First-time players must bring a copy of their birth certificate.
Bustos Elite 14U traveling softball team tryouts 9 a.m., Jan. 13 at North Highland Park, 4001 Rio Del Norte, Bakersfield, 93308. Players must have been born in 1999 or be in 8th grade. Contact coaches Nacho Martinez (661) 240-7507 or Albert Martinez (661) 378-1942.
Nitro 14U girls open tryout on at 9 a.m. Jan. 12 at Polo Community Park (11801 Noriega Rd). Need to fill multiple positions. Contact Coach Kristen (831) 233-8172; akersfieldnitro_fuentez@yahoo.com. Web:
http://www.leaguelineup.com/bakersfieldnitro14u
Results
National Junior Basketbal
Jan. 6 results
Boys Division 1
Mavericks 36, Kings 35
(Barnett 17, Burgess 22)
Spurs 57, Thunder 33 (Alcaide 25)
Heat 43, Celtics 35 (Driesen 22)
Lakers 46, Knicks 31 (Stapp 21)
Boys Division 2
Spurs 40, Clippers 38
Kings 42, Magic 28 (Roodzant 14)
Thunder 44, Mavericks 31
(Creech 19, Matzke 10)
Boys Division 3
Bulls 35, Lakers 24 (Marantos 22)
Clippers 35, Spurs 20 (Pilley 10)
Thunder 28, Mavericks 20 (Palmer 13)
Girls Division 3
Comets 17, Storm 7 (Camarillo 8)






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