Community Spotlight: Carson bowlers roll their way to easy win

Area resident Anthony Cox Jr. with the 2015-2016 Carson High boys basketball team before its game against Douglas on Jan. 26.

Area resident Anthony Cox Jr. with the 2015-2016 Carson High boys basketball team before its game against Douglas on Jan. 26.

Carson High’s bowling team opened the playoffs with a 42.5-2.5 win over Bishop Manogue last week.

The tournament format is baker style, meaning there are three-person teams rotating through the 10 frames.

The team of Dustin Floyd, Matt Hinton and Tyler Lethcoe rolled games of 199, 173, 196, 234, 213 and 149. Alec Fletcher, Connor Bell and Chris Bair rolled games of 254, 204, 200, 164, 224 and 224. Conlin Herrick, Matt Liddell and Luis Celedon combined for a 214, 142, 168, 187, 180 and 205.

Dayton Valley Palmer

Club accepting members

The Dayton Valley Palmer Club is open to public membership and now accepting applications for the 2016 season. Any male golfer age 18 or older can join by paying annual dues of $250. Dues for members who have a 2016 GHIN handicap with another golf club are $220.

The full dues fee includes Northern Nevada Golf Association (NNGA) membership with GHIN number and handicap and entry into 10 tournaments. Tournaments include a Skins Game, Club Championship and two-day Member-Member tournament. Also on the schedule are the 25th annual Member-Guest Invitational and Annual Arnie’s Cup Match Play Championship that require additional entry fees.

The Palmer Club will play each 2016 tournament in two flights. Members must designate the flight they are going to play for the full 2016 season prior to the first tournament they play. The Aviara Flight plays from the Blue Tees (6,637 yards) and Combo Tees (6,257 yards). The Bay Hill Flight plays from the White Tees (5,897 yards) and Silver Tees (5,161 yards and you must be 70 years of age or older to play from the Silver Tees).

Palmer Club members also receive a discounted green fee on tournament days and are eligible to play in weekly Palmer Men’s Club events on Wednesday, Friday. and Saturday with reserved tee times.

Palmer helps Pack

to MW swim crown

Senior Krysta Palmer, a Carson City resident was named the Mountain West Diver of the Year for the second year in a row.

Palmer won the platform event with a score of 362.15. She also placed in the 1 and 3-meter diving events.

The title was the school’s first in the Mountain West Conference.

Soccer tickets on

sale for June game

Tickets are now on sale for the June 11 USL match at Aces Ballpark between Sacramento Republic FC and Real Monarchs.

Reno is scheduled to get a USL franchise next season, and the games are going to be played at Aces Ballpark.

• Also, the Aces are holding a job fair from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and the team is hosting Seat Selection Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. where season ticket holders (all plans) can go in and pick their seats. Ticket plans start as low as $84 for the 7-game plan.

For more information, go to renoaces.com.

A big day for

local youngster

Area resident Anthony Cox Jr. got to spend some time earlier this year with the Carson High boys basketball team before its game against Douglas.

Cox began experiencing headaches in the summer of 2014, and his parents took him to see about glasses. It was discovered there was swelling behind the nerves of his eyes. An MRI revealed a mass on Cox’s brain. Doctors removed the tumor in a 16-hour operation. The tumor, according to the family, is a choroid plexus carcinoma which is cancerous. It will grow back and also will have a chance of being inoperable. The youngster went through six weeks of chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant that spanned nine months at Children’s Hospital in Oakland. Cox is doing well and continues to get MRI scans every three months.

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