Sports: Basketball and cross country fund raiser

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Cross-country runner Brooke Arnson (left) and father/coach Lee Arnson enjoy the spaghetti dinner the American Legion Post 800 hosted Saturday night to raise money for the cross-country team, the Mountain Lions. The teams are composed of children from fifth grade and up. Lee said the team needs money for jerseys and to fund bus travel to the meets in Temecula and Hemet. Grandma and Grandpa Neu organized the dinner and have been avid supporters. Photo by Jay Pentrack
Cross-country runner Brooke Arnson (left) and father/coach Lee Arnson enjoy the spaghetti dinner the American Legion Post 800 hosted Saturday night to raise money for the cross-country team, the Mountain Lions. The teams are composed of children from fifth grade and up. Lee said the team needs money for jerseys and to fund bus travel to the meets in Temecula and Hemet. Grandma and Grandpa Neu organized the dinner and have been avid supporters.
Photo by Jay Pentrack

 

Each team a combination of two teams from the season, the Bullbolts defeated the BlueCeltics 17-10 in the grades four to six All Star Game Friday night. The Bulls are in red, the Lightning Bolts in yellow, the Blue Thunder in blue and the Celtics in green. From left, Joseph Tiso, Cody Fogle, Ben Tiso, Tobey Posey, Katelyn Sonnier and Killian Tschuor. Photo by Jay Pentrack
Each team a combination of two teams from the season, the Bullbolts defeated the BlueCeltics 17-10 in the grades four to six All Star Game Friday night. The Bulls are in red, the Lightning Bolts in yellow, the Blue Thunder in blue and the Celtics in green. From left, Joseph Tiso, Cody Fogle, Ben Tiso, Tobey Posey, Katelyn Sonnier and Killian Tschuor.
Photo by Jay Pentrack

 

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