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WNC Baseball Broadcasts slated to cover 100% of Regular Season in 2012

2012WNC Broadcast Schedule

01/27/12 South Mountain @UNLV 4pm

01/28/12 South Mountain @ Sierra Vista 11am*

01/29/12 South Mountain @ Sierra Vista 11am*

02/03/12 Central Arizona @UNLV 4pm

02/04/12 Central Arizona @SierraVista 11am*

02/05/12 Central Arizona @SierraVista 11am*

02/10/12 Pima CC @UNLV 3pm

02/11/12 Pima CC @Sierra Vista 11am*

Carson City Justice of the Peace John Tatro first to file for reelection

Today marks the opening of filling for this year's election for Carson City Justice of the Peace, and the current holder of that office John Tatro was the first to file.

He also issued the following press release:

LIttle League Baseball Registration

Event Date: 
January 28, 2012 (All day)

Carson City Little League will be accepting registrations for the 2012 season on Saturday, January 28th from 8 am to noon and Saturday, February 4th from 8 am to noon. We will be at the indoor facility located in the Northeast corner of Governors field (500 East Evalyn Drive).

The league is for boys and girls ages 4 1/2 (By April 30th) to 16.

We are extending our ages from last year to allow 13-16 year olds to play in our leage. We have also added our new 50/70 program to allow for a transition from the smaller little league fields to the larger Senior league fields.

Outdoors with Don Q: Christmas gifts for the sports enthusiasts

With Wednesday being Nov. 30, and with all of the crazy “Black Friday” shopping madness now safely behind us, we can begin, once again, to think rationally about ideas for Christmas gifts for that special person(s) in our lives.
So, if you were not part of that frenzied mob scene on the day after Thanksgiving, or if you are still scratching your head about what to get for that person, here are some “Don Q” suggestions for Christmas gifts:
Any one or more of these could create a very enjoyable Christmas.

More WNC Wildcats Sign With Division I Programs

Four Western Nevada College baseball student athletes are signing with Division I programs during the early signing period that began this week. Players include:

Scott Cousins moves on from home-plate collision

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Behind the batting cage at Benedetti Diamond, Scott Cousins is at ease. Wearing a green University of San Francisco baseball hoodie, shades and sporting a beard, he has no trou...

Baseball Legend, Dave Dravecky to visit Carson Valley

Event Date: 
Repeats every day until Mon Oct 24 2011 .
October 22, 2011 (All day)
Event Date: 
October 23, 2011 (All day)

LifePoint Church welcomes World Series pitcher and San Francisco Giants legend Dave Dravecky to speak at all three services on the weekend of October 22nd/23rd.

Movie Review: Brad Pitt may not hit a homer in 'Moneyball,' but at least it is a triple

The baseball-computer film "Moneyball" now playing at the Fandango Galaxy multiplex in Carson City, is the story of how computer analysis came to baseball through the then lowly Oakland A's. Brad Pitt is Billy Beane, general manager of the A's and a one-time hot prospect for baseball fame but who stuck out.

Spectator killed in Reno air races crash part of close-knit group of brothers

The four brothers leaned on one another, and sometimes it seemed like they leaned on Mikey more %u2014 the serious one who started his own company in high school, the brave one who wrote letters to ask for things they needed, like wheelchairs and scholarships and maybe baseball tickets %u2014 and the only one to graduate from college so far.

GRAHAM: Time to take 'the dream' to the next level

Dear Fans,

First and foremost I would like to thank each and every one of you for your continued support of my broadcasting. As most of you already know, it is my dream to become a professional play-by-play announcer for baseball. With the feedback that I have received by professional announcers I know, as well as the fans, I believe that I am ready to take my dream to the next level.

Enright, Aces roll to victory 4-2 over RiverCats; lead series 2-0

RENO- It was all about the Aces starter RHP Barry Enright who made sure that the Sacramento RiverCats' bats would be silenced in Game 2 at Aces Ballpark Thursday night in the best-of-five series.

Enright threw masterfully for Reno going 6.2 innings giving up 1 run on 6 hits with 3 strikeouts and 1 walk. The only blemish for Barry was a Chris Carter solo home run in the 6th inning and that was all the RiverCats would be able to muster up against Enright offensively.

California, Japan advance at LLWS

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) - Hagen Danner pitched the biggest game of his Little League career before a large, passionate crowd rarely seen at youth baseball games.The 12-year-old ace from Huntin...

Movie Review: 'The Change-Up' full of nudity, foul language, few redeeming moments

"The Change-Up," an R-rated film now playing at the Fandango Galaxy cineplex in Carson City and elsewhere, plays concurrently with "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" at the Galaxy.

"Apes" is probably the best summer fare this year. No way "Change-Up" is going to be on anyone's "best" list, unless it's that of the sophomore class at Carson High. But even young teens, at whom this movie is aimed, surely will know better. It's a lousy take on contemporary American men and society. Director Dave Dobkin makes the trains run on time but with such a lousy load of freight.

Carwash to help fire family

A fundraiser is set for Saturday to benefit a Carson City family who lost their home to fire. Organizer Roy Good said members of the Sierra Boys of Summer, the baseball team upon which Hayden Hu...

BLM Solicits Public Comment on Controversial Water Pipeline Project

 
A series of public meetings on the plan to transport water from rural Nevada to Las Vegas is expected to draw a diverse group of allies trying to stop the controversial project.

Carson City man arrested for allegedly beating, strangling woman

Carson City Sheriff deputies arrested Terry David Vickers, 45, Thursday evening after a woman reported that he had beat and strangled her into unconsciousness, and assaulted her with a screwdriver.

According to the arrest report, the victim told deputies that Vickers began the assault Wednesday night when he slapped her at a restaurant on North Carson Street. She said after leaving the restaurant she made contact with some friends and left with them, not returning to the motel room she shared with Vickers until Thursday morning.

Getting the call: White moved up to high-A

Nate White's dream is to umpire in Major League Baseball, and right now he is ahead of schedule.White, a Carson High graduate, recently got promoted from the Midwest League, considered a low-A l...

Colby Blueberg signs with Wolf Pack

The Nevada Wolf Pack made Colby Blueberg an offer he simply could not refuse.The former Carson Senators infielder and pitcher signed a National Letter of Intent with the Wolf Pack baseball team ...

Osborne gives back to local kids, community

Donovan Osborne was 8 years old when he saw his first live baseball game at Candlestick Park."I was a Giants fan growing up," he said, sipping on a cool drink at Starbucks earlier this week. "I wen...

Osbornes stay strong despite their kids' illness

It's no coincidence that Donovan Osborne's baseball clinic is scheduled for this Friday. It's National Autism Awareness Day.Unless you know the Osbornes personally you wouldn't know that he and his...

Bighorns vs Gold Sox: Series tied at 1-1

The Nevada Bighorns will be taking on the Marysville Gold Sox at 7pm tonight. The 4 game weekend series is tied at 1 game apiece. The Bighorns won the first game on Friday night with late game heroics, 8-7. The Gold Sox came back last night shutting out the Bighorns 6-0.

We will have a LIVE broadcast from Marysville! Tune-in!

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Baseball Stadium Safety Needs Refining

Last night, a Rangers fan fell 20 feet onto concrete on his head after reaching out over the railing to catch a baseball tossed by Josh Hamilton. The fan was bloody but appeared to be stable as he was talking with fans and paramedics to make sure that his 6 year old son was going to be taken care of. Everyone assured him that his son would be okay. The fan passed away later that evening in the hospital.

Bighorns win in Marysville

The Nevada Bighorns improved their record last night to 10-11 by beating the Marysville Gold Sox 8-7 behind a masterful game at the plate by Adam Anderson who went 4 for 5 with 3 singles and an RBI double in the ninth that scored the eventual winning run when Sean Costella crossed the plate.

The Bighorns had solid pitching as well, Jason Sirak went 5 2/3 and Matt Blaemiere grabbed the save by finishing out the game for Nevada

The Bighorns continue their series with the Gold Sox tonight at 7 pm, right here on CarsonNow.org. Tune in!

FODDER: Is baseball all-star game needed?

Sports fodder for a Friday morning . . . Major League Baseball's all-star game is in jeopardy of becoming just another past-its-time entertainment entity like the circus, fireworks shows, parades a...

Nevada Bighorns Baseball: Carson City's Summer Baseball Team

The Bighorns have shown that this year's team is among the best that they have had in their history. Bighorn player Jeff Young told me over the fourth of July weekend that; "this is our best team we have ever had."

COMMUNITY SPORTS BRIEFLY: WNC baseball team honored for academic performance

Western Nevada College's baseball team has been named one of the top academic teams in the country, earning All-Academic Team honors by the National Junior College Athletic Association.The Wildcats...

Bullets in semis

RENO - Scott Greene picked an opportune time to throw his best game of the summer.Greene, the former Wooster High star and a member of the Chico State baseball team, tossed a three-hitter as the Ne...

Bullets win two games

RENO - When Nevada Bullets manager Jim Blueberg sent assistant coach Jeremiah Libke out to start Friday's Sertoma Baseball Classic opener against RBI Baseball, he had an ulterior motive.He wanted t...

Bighorns Baseball splits DH with the S.L. Ports

CARSON CITY- The Nevada Bighorns baseball has seen a split season and Saturday afternoon was no different. The visiting S.L. Ports (from San Leandro, CA) were able to salvage a split with the Bighorns on the Saturday double-header at Governor's Field. Game 1 belonged to the Bighorns winning 7-2. Three home runs sailed over the fence for Nevada, hit by: Corey Metoyer, Cam Young, and Chad Schryer.

Bullets swept by Atwater

The Nevada Bullets suffered through two horrific days on the baseball field. There are plenty of ways to deal with the adversity of three straight losses.You can stew over it, forget about it and m...

Pearl tops Nevada Bullets

ALAMEDA - The Neptune Pearl scored four runs in the bottom of the seventh to wipe out a 2-1 deficit and beat the Nevada Bulllets 6-3 in a Far West Collegiate League baseball game Thursday night at ...

Crason Blue Jays drop DH to Damonte

One of the big experiments for Carson High's summer baseball team has been using wood bats in preparation for the less lively bats that will be used next spring.There have been some good games and ...

A Humbling Experience

Yesterday was a bright sunny day in the beautiful city of San Francisco. I went to the Giants game with a press pass in my hand, excited for my chance to cover a Major League Baseball game. Little did I know that this day was going to be a humbling experience for me. 

Lincecum roughed up by Reds as Leake shuts down Giants

SAN FRANCISCO- AT&T Park 'magic' took a day off as the San Francisco Giants' (36-29) ace Tim Lincecum (5-5) was chewed up and spit out by the Cincinnati Reds (34-32) who beat the Giants 10-2 on Saturday afternoon in front of 41,725 fans at AT&T Park (30th consecutive sell-out). Lincecum failed to record an out in the fifth inning in which he was relieved by Guillermo Mota.

4 more WNC alums drafted

Four more former Western Nevada College baseball players were selected on the final day of the amateur draft.Seven WNC players were selected over the three-day event.Pitcher Kramer Champlin was sel...

Bryce Harper looking for a lesson in 'Humble 101'

First, it was saluting his opponent’s dugout as he circled third base after hitting a home run last year in a CSN uniform early in the season. Then, it was tossing his bat up 10 feet in the air as he hit a lazy fly-ball in the post-season tournament later in that season. Now, he's blowing kisses to the pitcher as he crosses home plate after a home run. My question is: When will the overpaid #1 draft pick of 2010 learn to just play the game?

American Century Championship at Lake Tahoe tickets available at Raley's

PRESS RELEASE — Grocery shoppers can now add Charles Barkley, Michael Jordan, Tim Tebow and Ray Romano to the basket at their neighborhood Raley’s, Bel-Air and Nob Hill Foods supermarkets. Discounted tickets are now available to the American Century Championship at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course, July 12 – 17, 2011.

Stassi unworried about the draft

RENO - Brock Stassi doesn't plan on stressing out during the three-day major league baseball amateur draft starting on Monday."I will hopefully be out on the golf course as it is all going on," the...

Bullets win 6th straight

The Nevada Bullets improved to 6-0 on the season with a 8-3 win over the Butte Sabres on Saturday afternoon at Western Nevada College in a nonleague summer collegiate baseball game.Nevada goes for ...

Nevada Wolf Pack baseball: A look back at the 2011 season

Ask Gary Powers to pinpoint what went wrong during the 2011 Nevada Wolf Pack baseball season and he immediately goes back to late February and early March."It was devastating and demoralizing," the...

Nevada Wolf Pack Baseball: A look ahead to 2012

The 2012 Nevada Wolf Pack baseball season has already begun."It's time to get to work," coach Gary Powers said this week. "We're doing everything we can to turn this around."The WolfCopyright 20...

Buster Posey's Injury and the Aftermath

It just amazes me at what this injury has stirred up. It is absolutely disgusting how Scott Cousins has been treated after this has all happened. The man was playing the game of baseball and sometimes it turns out for the worse. What happened to Posey was horrible, but the hit by Cousins was defined legal by multiple major leaguers including Posey himself. So my question is: Why does it seem like Cousins did something illegal? He and his family have been receiving death threats. I do not get it. Brian Sabean should be ashamed by his latest comments on the situation.

Powers wants to come back in 2012

RENO - Gary Powers fulyl intends to coach the Nevada Wolf Pack baseball team in the 2012 season and beyond."I'm in here today, doing the best job I can to make this a better baseball team in 2012,"...

BASEBALL: Carson rallies in 6th to beat Douglas

The summer version of the baseball rivalry between Douglas and Carson started Friday night, and it's nowhere near as heated as a regular-season game.Part of it is because graduating seniors don't p...

PREPS: Quilling, Blueberg win 4A baseball honors

Six Carson High baseball players were named to the all-Northern 4A baseball squad.Outfielder Chance Quilling and pitcher Colby Blueberg were first-team selections, while Nick Domitrovich was a seco...

COLLEGE: WNC unable to move on

Members of the Western Nevada baseball team were scattered in and around the third-base dugout, most sitting in stunned silence. Some cried and some were able to hold back tears.Gone was the 22-gam...

PREPS: Dayton loses series opener to Truckee

DAYTON - Dayton High's baseball team has its back to the wall - again.The Dust Devils, who won the Lahontan League regular-season title, are one game from elimination after dropping a 6-4 decision ...

WNC baseball gets tournament win

Western Nevada College opened the NJCAA Region 18 Tournament with a 4-3 win Thursday over College of Southern Nevada in Carson City. The top-seeded Wildcats out-hit the fourth seeded Coyotes, 9-7, but had to battle back from a 3-2 deficit in the eighth ...

Grizzlies eliminate Senators from playoffs

RENO - The Carson Senators bid farewell to the 2011 season and seniors Adam Whitt and Colby Blueberg after being eliminated from the Northern 4A baseball playoffs 11-4 by the Galena Grizzlies Thurs...

COLLEGE: WNC is set for first SWAC tourney game

The Western Nevada College baseball team will be in a comfort zone at the Scenic West Athletic Conference tournament.WNC won all 20 of its SWAC regular-season games at John L. Harvey Field en route...

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