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Sports Information in Bakersfield
The Bakersfield Condors registered a California hat trick -- with all three California natives scoring -- and fended off a late rally to defeat the Stockton Thunder 6-5 on Friday at Stockton.
It was Bakersfield's third consecutive win in Stockton and in the overall season series this year.
The Bakersfield Condors registered a California hat trick -- with all three California natives scoring -- and fended off a late rally to defeat the Stockton Thunder 6-5 on Friday at Stockton.
It was Bakersfield's third consecutive win in Stockton and in the overall season series this year.
Kern County, southern San Joaquin Valley
LAKE ISABELLA: Trout action remains good at the auxiliary dam for bait anglers fishing floating baits, Power Mice Tails, or inflated nightcrawlers. DFG plants two and four weeks ago. The catfish bite has also picked up with most of the action in the bays in 10 to 15 feet of water on clams and cut baits. Few reports on crappie and the bass and bluegill action is still slow. The 23rd Annual Isabella Lake Fishing Derby will be held March 31-April 2 with over $250,000 in potential prize winnings. There will be one tagged trout worth $20,000, and if that trout is caught by an angler wearing an official 2012 Isabella Lake Fishing Derby tee-shirt or hoodie during the three day event that prize will double to $40,000. There will also be 10 tagged trout worth $10,000 each and 989 tags worth $50 to $1,000. For registration and derby information go to www.isabellafishingderby.com or call 866-578-4386 or 760-379-5236.
Kern County, southern San Joaquin Valley
LAKE ISABELLA: Trout action remains good at the auxiliary dam for bait anglers fishing floating baits, Power Mice Tails, or inflated nightcrawlers. DFG plants two and four weeks ago. The catfish bite has also picked up with most of the action in the bays in 10 to 15 feet of water on clams and cut baits. Few reports on crappie and the bass and bluegill action is still slow. The 23rd Annual Isabella Lake Fishing Derby will be held March 31-April 2 with over $250,000 in potential prize winnings. There will be one tagged trout worth $20,000, and if that trout is caught by an angler wearing an official 2012 Isabella Lake Fishing Derby tee-shirt or hoodie during the three day event that prize will double to $40,000. There will also be 10 tagged trout worth $10,000 each and 989 tags worth $50 to $1,000. For registration and derby information go to www.isabellafishingderby.com or call 866-578-4386 or 760-379-5236.
With more than $250,000 on the line, the Kern River Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the 23rd annual Isabella Lake Fishing derby March 31-April 2. Sponsored by Berkley and Shakespeare Products, plus a host of Kern River valley businesses, the popular event should draw thousands of people to fish for a thousand tagged trout worth from $50 to $40,000 each.
Registration remains easy for prospective anglers in that they can sign up in person before 7 a.m. March 31 at the Derby headquarters located at the Moose Lodge in Lake Isabella or at isabellafishingderby.com. Costs are minimal -- a single angler can enter for only $20 and an entire family for just $45. For more information, call (866) 578-4386 or (760) 379-5236.
With more than $250,000 on the line, the Kern River Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the 23rd annual Isabella Lake Fishing derby March 31-April 2. Sponsored by Berkley and Shakespeare Products, plus a host of Kern River valley businesses, the popular event should draw thousands of people to fish for a thousand tagged trout worth from $50 to $40,000 each.
Registration remains easy for prospective anglers in that they can sign up in person before 7 a.m. March 31 at the Derby headquarters located at the Moose Lodge in Lake Isabella or at isabellafishingderby.com. Costs are minimal -- a single angler can enter for only $20 and an entire family for just $45. For more information, call (866) 578-4386 or (760) 379-5236.
No doubt about it, Tracy Hines loves to race.
The former USAC Silver Crown and Sprint Car champion competes nearly 100 times a year so when Dave Calderwood suggested putting together another car for Hines to drive a few times a year, Hines was all in.
No doubt about it, Tracy Hines loves to race.
The former USAC Silver Crown and Sprint Car champion competes nearly 100 times a year so when Dave Calderwood suggested putting together another car for Hines to drive a few times a year, Hines was all in.
West Los Angeles College pitching was so generous Thursday night, the Renegades didn't really even need to swing their bats.
Five Wildcat pitchers issued 13 walks, hit three batters with pitches and added five wild pitches for good measure.
West Los Angeles College pitching was so generous Thursday night, the Renegades didn't really even need to swing their bats.
Five Wildcat pitchers issued 13 walks, hit three batters with pitches and added five wild pitches for good measure.
Kim Butler and Haleigh Dilbeck were double winners as the Bakersfield College women's tennis team defeated Santa Monica 6-3 in a Western State Conference match on the Corsairs' courts.
Butler beat Karla Hernandez, 7-5, 3-6, 6-6 (retired) at No. 3 singles, and teamed with Aubrey Gemler for an 8-5 doubles victory.
Kim Butler and Haleigh Dilbeck were double winners as the Bakersfield College women's tennis team defeated Santa Monica 6-3 in a Western State Conference match on the Corsairs' courts.
Butler beat Karla Hernandez, 7-5, 3-6, 6-6 (retired) at No. 3 singles, and teamed with Aubrey Gemler for an 8-5 doubles victory.
Baseball
Stockdale 2, Frontier 1
Baseball
Stockdale 2, Frontier 1
It is now officially over.
The Condors had been hanging onto their playoff hopes by a thread for the past week but that thread finally snapped.
It is now officially over.
The Condors had been hanging onto their playoff hopes by a thread for the past week but that thread finally snapped.
The honors aren't quite over for Bakersfield High's Central Section championship football team.
BHS is the final stop on MaxPreps' Tour of Champions; at 9:25 this morning, the Drillers will be presented with an Army National Guard national ranking trophy, commemmorating their high finish in the website's national computer rankings.
The honors aren't quite over for Bakersfield High's Central Section championship football team.
BHS is the final stop on MaxPreps' Tour of Champions; at 9:25 this morning, the Drillers will be presented with an Army National Guard national ranking trophy, commemmorating their high finish in the website's national computer rankings.
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