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See larger HIGH JUMP: West Valley athlete Cassie DeBonis attempts a high jump during the NSCIF track and field finals Friday, May 29. Debonis placed second at this event.

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HIGH JUMP: West Valley athlete Cassie DeBonis attempts a high jump during the NSCIF track and field finals Friday, May 29. Debonis placed second at this event.

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  • STEERING THE RIGHT WAY: Larry Ferreira rides out of the chute guiding the steer for his brother Daniel at California AHigh School Rodeo for District I in February. Daniel is one of the leading steer wrestlers for the district and has made the trip to the High School National Finals Rodeo in New Mexico for the past two years.
  • HIGH JUMP: West Valley athlete Cassie DeBonis attempts a high jump during the NSCIF track and field finals Friday, May 29. Debonis placed second at this event.
  • FIREBALL: West Valley pitcher Cassidy Olsen kept Red Bluff scoreless for the first nine innings of the game on Tuesday, March 10. Red Bluff came back in the 10th inning to score three.
  • DRIBBLING THE BALL: Mackenzie Pettis kicks the ball hard paast a player from the GSC MetroAStars in the Stockton Triad Tournament held Sept. 26-27. The AC United grils beat the Land Park Velocity in the final game for the championship.
  • CLEAN SWEEP: West Cottonwood's baseball team won the Sequoia Little League Tournament at Sequoia Middle School in Redding by a sweep on Friday, March 27. West Cottonwood won their first game against University Prep, 10-9. They went on to beat Redding Christian in the final two games, 10-6 and 5-3.

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