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Napa 72, Wood 62
After suffering losses in their first two
match-ups, the Indians prevailed Tuesday
night at home to beat the Wildcats at
Messner Gym. With the win, Napa is now tied
with Wood for third place in the Monticello
Empire League.
Freshman Maria O’Byrne scored a season-high
20 points and also grabbed four rebounds and
blocked two shots. Nina Pardo added 16
points and two boards while Vanessa Priest
chipped in 15 points, three offensive grabs
and three steals. Bonnie Freeland nailed two
3-pointers to add to her eight points,
Trella Chrisco snagged six steals to go with
her four points and two boards and Kendall
Pelfini pulled down seven rebounds.
Napa (12-15 overall, 8-6 MEL) hosts Vintage
(15-11 overall, 9-5 MEL) in Big Game No. 3
on Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Vintage falls, Napa
prevails
Napa 45, Vacaville 35
Vanessa Priest had eight points, three
rebounds and three steals and Maria
O’Byrne added eight points, five
rebounds, three blocks, two steals and
an assist as the Indians won Friday
night’s MEL contest.
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Vintage falls, Napa prevails
Napa 45, Vacaville 35
Vanessa Priest had eight points, three
rebounds and three steals and Maria O’Byrne
added eight points, five rebounds, three
blocks, two steals and an assist as the
Indians won Friday night’s MEL contest.
Allie Davison added seven points, four
rebounds, three steals and a block for Napa,
Trella Chrisco had seven points, four
rebounds and four steals, Nina Pardo
supplied six points, seven rebounds and two
steals, and Kendall Pelfini had two points,
five rebounds and an assist for Napa (12-13
overall, 7-6 MEL).
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Falcons fly past Indians
After yielding 70 points in the previous
meeting,
Fairfield shackles Napa
Fairfield
High’s girls basketball team continued its
dominance in the Monticello Empire League by
sweeping its second league opponent, Napa,
80-54 on Tuesday night at Messner Gym.
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JV Basketball
• Napa 49, Fairfield 28
The Indians continued their MEL win streak
to 12 when they beat the Falcons at home
Tuesday night. Noelle Roldan, Rachel Barbos,
Maggie Wessell and Shannon Rankin all scored
eight points for Napa while Roldon and
Rankin grabbed six and five rebounds
respectively.
Jacquie Stone added six points and five
boards while Tatum Souza picked up 10
rebounds and Rayna Chrisco scooped up three
assists.
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Crushers make it a Round 2 sweep
The tables were turned Friday night when
Vintage’s girls basketball team beat its
cross-town rival Napa 50-48 at home. It
was the Crushers’ first Big Game win in
the last eight matchups and head coach
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JV Girls
Napa 44, Armijo 34
In Tuesday’s win over Armijo, Rankin had
10 points, Singer had eight, Roldan seven
and Wessell six. Wessell had 10 rebounds and
five assists, Souza had six rebounds, Rankin
had five boards, and Taylor Willis had three
assists and three rebounds for Napa (21-1
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Napa 53, Wood 38
Jacquie Stone lead the way for Napa with
14 points against Wood on Friday. Tatum
Souza added 11 points, Shelby Singer and
Shannon Rankin each had six points, Stone
and Noelle Roldan each had three assists,
Souza had seven rebounds and Rankin led the
team with eight boards.
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Napa 55, Armijo 46
Allie Davison had 15 points, nine rebounds
and four steals as the Indians took a 43-27
lead after three quarters and cruised to the
MEL victory on Tuesday at home. Vanessa
Priest added 13 points and five boards for
the Indians (6-4 MEL, 10-13 overall), Trella
Chrisco nine points and four boards, Maria
O’Byrne eight points and eight rebounds, and
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Wood 53,
Napa 48
The Indians
(5-4 Monticello Empire League) fell to third
place in the MEL after Friday night’s loss
on the road.
“It was a really, really close game,” Napa
head coach Darci Lewis said. “It was very,
very physical. Our girls got really beat up
— both teams — it was like a football game
out there.”
Kendall Pelfini grabbed 10 rebounds, seven
points and three steals, Allie Davison
chipped in 11 points, four boards and four
steals, Trella Chrisco added four points,
four rebounds and three steals, Nina Pardo
scored nine points and picked up seven
boards and two steals while Vanessa Priest
came through with 12 points, five rebounds
and a steal.
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Indians grind out victory
Napa High’s girls basketball
team earned a win Thursday night but it
didn’t come as easily as the Indians
thought. In the end, Napa beat the Vacaville
Bulldogs 37-28 at Messner Gym to post a 5-3
Monticello Empire League (9-12 overall)
record and solidify a second-place tie in
the MEL.
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JV Girls
• Napa 45, Vacaville 23
The Indians increased their MEL win streak
to eight games Thursday night.....more>>
Freshman Girls
• Napa 44, Vacaville 28
All seven Indians scored a bucket Thursday
night to make their win an all-around team
effort....
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Varsity Girls
• Fairfield 77, Napa 70
Allie Davison, usually a guard but playing
in the post while Nina Pardo was out ill,
scored a season-high 16 points and grabbed
five rebounds as the Indians gave the
first-place Falcons one of their toughest
games of the season.
"I’m really proud of the girls,” said Napa
coach Darci Lewis, whose team trailed by one
point early in the fourth quarter. “You
never know how they’re going to come out
against a team like Fairfield that is very
athletic, very quick and coached well, but
they didn’t show any fear.
“They came out and put it all out on the
floor and did an excellent job.”
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Napa on Big Game streak
Indian
girls win for seventh straight time over
Vintage
Make it seven in a row for the Napa High
girls basketball team. The Indians held the
Vintage Crushers to just one point in the
first quarter on their way to a 50-42 win in
the season’s first Big Game at Messner Gym. More
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JV Girls
• Napa 50, Vintage 37
Jackie Stone led the Indians with 14 points
while Shannon Rankin chipped in eight points
and seven rebounds. Cierra Young scored 13
points for the Crushers.
Freshman Girls
• Vintage 49, Napa 39
Dianne Empleo notched 17 points to lead
Vintage in Friday night’s Big Game victory.
Frances Bactad and Gillian Elayda added 14
and eight points, respectively.
Napa’s Delana Miller led her team with 14
points, while Alex Robben chipped in eight
points and five boards.
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Varsity Girls
Wood 62, Napa High 49
Kendall Pelfini had a big all-around game
for Napa (6-10 overall, 2-2 MEL) with 15
points, six rebounds, five blocked shots and
four assists Friday night. Bonnie Freeland
had nine points and three rebounds, Vanessa
Priest had eight points and three rebounds,
Trella Chrisco had three rebounds and four
points, and Nina Pardo had four blocks and
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Freshman Girls
Wood 50, Napa High 36
Delana Miller led all scorers with 10 points
and finished with two rebounds in Friday
night’s MEL game. Amanda Garcia had seven
points and two rebounds. Alex Robben and Tay
Langfitt both played well for Napa (1-2
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Napa High 54, Vacaville 43
For Napa (1-1 MEL, 7-6 overall), Tay
Langfitt, Claire Trousseaux and Maddie
Arbios all had 10 points, Alex Robben had
six points and six rebounds, and Amanda
Garcia had nine points and three rebounds.
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JV Girls Basketball
Napa 52, Wood 26
The Indians doubled up the Wildcats Friday
and improved to 15-1 overall on the season,
including a perfect 4-0 mark in the MEL.
Noelle Roldan led the Indians with 16
points, while Gina Solis added six.
Taylor Willis, Shelby Singer and Maggie
Wessell each added five points.
Singer, Shannon Rankin and Tatum Sosa tied
for the team high with six rebounds each.
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Balanced scoring helps Napa girls improve
to 2-1 in MEL
The Napa High School girls basketball team had
three players who scored in double figures in
Tuesday night’s win on the road. The Indians
beat the Vacaville Bulldogs, 66-28.
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Napa 52, Armijo 26
Napa 56, Fairfield 30
The Napa Indian J.V.'s are on a roll this
season notching their 12th and 13th overall
win this week and jumping to 2-0 in the MEL.
League win No. 1 came on Tuesday at home
against Armijo — a win where everyone
contributed.
Shannon Rankin scored 11 points and grabbed
seven rebounds while Noelle Roldan scored
eight points and added five boards. Rachel
Barbos had four points and five rebounds,
Taylor Willis scored nine points, Shelby
Singer grabbed three boards, three assists
and four points while Jacquie Stone came up
with six points and four rebounds.
Against Fairfield in Friday’s road
matchup, Stone led Napa with 20 points and
five rebounds. Willis picked up 12 points
while Barbos (four points, five rebounds),
Singer (seven points) and Gina Solis (six
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Varsity Girls
• Fairfield 59, Napa 42
Despite the loss, Indians head coach Darci
Lewis was pleased with how her team played
in Friday’s MEL road game.
“It was a really, really physical game, but
our girls played hard the whole game,” Lewis
said.
Trella Chrisco scored 12 points to lead the
Indians (1-1 MEL, 5-9 overall) and also
grabbed three rebounds. Kendall Pelfini
added 10 points and six boards while Vanessa
Priest (nine points), Nina Pardo (eight
points, nine rebounds) and Nichole Weitz
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Indians intense in MEL
opener
By ERIN LAWLEY
Register Sports Writer
Wednesday, January 3,
2007 11:13 AM PST
Napa High’s girls basketball team
couldn’t have opened its Monticello
Empire League season up on a better
note.
Despite the glorified-practice
atmosphere, the Indians beat Armijo
62-25 in the teams’ second meeting of
the season on Tuesday night at Messner
Gym.
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JV Girls Basketball
• Napa wins tourney title
Napa beat Antioch 44-43, Rodriguez-Cordelia
50-32 and Vintage 42-31 to win the
championship at the 2006 Rodriguez JV
Tournament last week.
Napa came back from being down with 3.2
seconds to go and beat Antioch on a shot by
Tatum Souza, who led the team with 16
points. Gina Solis added seven points and
three boards, Maggie Wessell had six points
and seven rebounds, and Reyna Chrisco had
five points.
Napa is 7-1.
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• 20th Wine Valley Classic
Justin-Siena defeated Vintage 27-19 in the
championship game of the 20th annual Wine
Valley Classic tournament Saturday for
junior varsity girls basketball teams.
Outstanding defense from both teams resulted
in a very low-scoring game.
Napa defeated Rodriguez-Cordelia 39-25 in
the third-place game, as Shannon Rankin had
nine points and Tatum Sousa scored eight to
lead the Indians.
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JV Girls Basketball - Dec. 7, 2006
• Napa 39, Armijo 13
Shannon Rankin had 12 points and Taylor
Willis had nine points in Napa’s first-round
win in the 20th annual Wine Valley Classic
for junior varsity girls basketball teams
Thursday at Vintage.
Noelle Roldan and Gina Solis had four
steals; Tatum Souza, Shelby Singer and
Rankin all had five rebounds; and Singer
(four) and Roldan (three) led the way in
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Hailey O. and Tay L. All
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Freshman Girls Basketball
• Marin Catholic 39, Napa 35
Tay Langfitt led all scorers with 14 points
and had six rebounds and Caitlin Buback had
six points and seven rebounds for Napa (2-2)
in the third-place game of Napa’s tournament
Saturday. Langfitt and Haley Oster were
named to the All-Tournament team.
Petaluma won the title and Justin-Siena was
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Kendall P. All Tourney Player |
Napa girls edged in championship on
buzzer-beater...
The Napa High varsity girls basketball team
gave up a 2-pointer from the free-throw line
as time expired and fell to tournament host
Rodriguez, 50-48, in the championship game
of the Eagle Eye Engraving Tournament in
Fairfield.
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Napa notches first win in first round...
CORDELIA The Napa High School girls
basketball team came into Messner Gym
Tuesday not fretting or worrying about a
0-1 record or a loss 24 hours earlier to
Vallejo in a CIF Sac-Joaquin Section
Foundation Game. The Indians used that
day s practice a...Nina Pardo muscles for
control of the ball against Armijo during
the first round of the Eagle Eye Engraving
Tournament at Rodriguez High School in
Cordelia. Napa beat Armijo 64-32 and moves
on to tonight’s semifinal game against
Hogan.
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Napa's late surge falls short on court...
Napa High School s second-half comeback
attempt fell short as the Indians, the
three-time defending Monticello Empire
League champions and CIF Northern California
Division I runner-up last year, lost their
girls basketball opener to Sonoma Valley,
50...
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