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Sam Johnson finds an open shot. Johnson led Greenville with 16 points in a home game against Big Valley Wednesday, Feb. 1. Photo by Shannon Morrow |
The Greenville High School boys’ basketball team lost 44-40 in a home game against the Big Valley Cardinals Wednesday, Feb. 1.
This was one of the closest matches the Greenville Indians have played this season, as most of their other contests have ended with much wider scoring margins.
Slingshot hunting
Question: I have been searching for any regulations specifically regarding slingshots but have found no clear reference to them within the Department of Fish and Game (DFG) hunting regulations. As written, slingshots are not a legal method of take for any game. Yet there are inferences that under certain sections, such as Fish and Game Code section 4186, a slingshot would be considered a legal method of take. Further, varmints such as jackrabbit and ground squirrel do not fall under the regulations for fur-bearing mammals. I have not been able to find any source of reference on the DFG website or credible interpretation of the regulations by any warden or lawyer. Can you please provide clear references relating to the use of a slingshot for taking any game or nongame animals?
—Ron Rios Jr.
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FRC’s Devin Crisosto slips past a Shasta defender and leaps toward the hoop. The Feather River men took control of conference with a 20-point victory last Saturday. Photos by Shannon Morrow |
The Feather River College men’s and women’s basketball teams each picked up an important conference win against Shasta last Saturday evening in Quincy.
In back-to-back matches in front of a home crowd, the FRC women defeated Shasta 63-58, and then the men beat Shasta 69-49.
On the men’s side, both Feather River and Shasta entered the contest 4-1 in the Golden Valley Conference, so the victory moved FRC into first place with four games left in the regular season.
For the women, the win brought the Golden Eagles’ conference record to 4-2, keeping their playoff hopes alive.
The Feather River College Golden Eagles baseball team will begin the 2012 season on the road for the first four weekends in February.
The Golden Eagles begin the 2012 season ranked No. 7 in the Northern California pre-season poll.
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