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ALABAMA GANG TO FRC

Three of Montgomery, Alabama's Elite Prep Stars are headed to California. Michael Harvey, Jaime Washington and Adrian Nelson have committed to Feather River College and will represent Alabama in five of the top California Community College tournaments and the Golden Valley Conference. (more)

 

CHARLES STEWART TO FEATHER RIVER

5'11" guard Charles Stewart will be a Golden Eagle and play for Feather River College in California during the 2009-2010 season. (more)

 

Donnie Kidd

All-Golden Valley Conference

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Larry Howard

All-Golden Valley Conference

   All-Golden Valley Conference Defensive Team

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Nathan Ray

  All-Golden Valley Conference Defensive Team

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(Feb.17th) FRC will play for the outright Golden Valley Conference Championship Wed. Feb. 18th at 7:30 pm

(Feb. 11th) Feather River takes Shasta at home to remain in first place in the Golden Valley Conference. The Golden Eagles outscored the Knights 99 to 84 and will take on the Butte College Roadrunners Wed. Feb. 18th. FRC is now 7 and 1 in the GVC with a one game lead over Butte.

(Feb. 7th.) FRC defeats the College of the Redwoods on the road 87 to 79 to go 6 and 1 in conference play.

(Feb. 4th.) Feather River downs Lassen 86 to 77 at FRC to push their league record to 5 and 1. With a Butte lose to the College of the Siskiyous FRC takes a 1 game lead in conference play with four games remaining. 

(Jan. 31st.) FRC lost at Butte College 77 to 66 to go 4 and 1 in the conference standings. The lost drops the Golden Eagles into a tie with Butte as they enter the second half of league play.

(Jan. 27th.) FRC defeats College of the Redwoods 85 to 77 to remain in first place of the Golden Valley Conference at 4 and 0. Larry Howard had a team high of 22 points while hitting FRC's last five baskets of the game.  Howard was perfect from the line going 6 for 6. Freshman Chris Ferguson had a career high 18 rebounds and 18 points while sophomore Donnie Kidd finished the game with a double-double, 11 boards and 11 points.  Guard Nate Ray hit 4 of 6 free-throws down the stretch to help solidify the win. Daryl Edge came through with 6 boards and 14 points as he notched another solid performance going into Saturday's game at Butte.

(Jan. 23rd.) "Golden Eagle Nation" showed up in full force as FRC defeated College of the Redwoods 60 to 58 on a pair of free-throws by freshman guard Jordan Cannon with one second remaining in regulation.  Playing their first home game of the season, the win places FRC at 3 and 0 in the GVC and atop the league standings with a one game lead going into Saturday's contest with league rival College of the Siskiyous.

(Jan. 17th.) Golden Eagles down Shasta on the road 75 to 69 to go 2 and 0 in Golden Valley Conference play.

(Jan. 14th.) FRC defeats Lassen College on the road 98 to 89 to open GVC league play.

FRC Men’s Basketball defeats Shasta

Shares Conference Lead

Feather River went on a 14-3 run late in the second half Saturday, overhauling the Shasta College men's basketball team for a 75-69 victory and remains atop the Golden Valley Conference at 2 and 0 going into a two game home-stand this Thursday and Saturday. The Golden Eagles will host the College of the Redwoods Thursday and the College of the Siskiyous on Saturday.  Both games tip off at 7:30 pm with the FRC Women’s team kicking off at 5:30 pm.

Feather River came into Saturdays match at Shasta College with a record of 1 and 0 in Golden Valley Conference play with a 98 to 89 victory on the road over Lassen College Jan. 14th.

Feather River guard Archie Kovich opened the game with a 3-pointer, and then the Knights reeled off nine straight points. The Knights were up as much as 20-9 but Feather River would relentlessly pursue Shasta's lead all game. The Golden Eagles then went on a  run of their own scoring the next nine points to get back into the game with the outstanding play of 6’2” guard David Daniels.  The sophomore electrified Feather River hitting ten points in a row on four consecutive baskets and a pair of free throws. Daniels also made an impact defensively diving for loose balls and providing high energy as the Golden Eagles kept the game close.

Shasta stayed ahead for the rest of the half and took a 40-33 lead into halftime after Jamie Jones drove and dished out to Cedric Pugh for a 3-pointer with four seconds left.

The second half, though, was a different tale. FRC outscored Shasta 42 to 29 as the Golden Eagles began an assault on the glass and capitalized on loose ball opportunities. The Golden Eagles dominated the glass with a 42-28 rebounding advantage, many of them coming on the offensive end late in the second half.  FRC’s  6’7” forward sophomore, Donnie Kidd led the attack with seven offensive and four defensive boards along with 6’3” freshman Daryl Edge who made big time plays in crucial moments. Edge walked away with five offensive and three defensive rebounds while finishing with nine points. 6”3” Larry Howard had a spectacular offensive board and put-back late in the game that proved to be a major blow to Shasta as Howard again provided spectacular defense, while providing leadership and mental toughness for the Golden Eagles.

Mid way through the second half Archie Kovich splashed consecutive 3-pointers along with 6’1” freshman guard Jordan Cannon dissecting the Knight’s defense, making ten points down the stretch with a mixture of runners and free-throws.

Howard put Feather River up 60-58 with two foul shots with 5:44 left. Kyle Hernandez a 6’4” sophomore broke Shasta’s heart with a deep 3-pointer on the next possession and Shasta never had an answer for the athleticism of the Golden Eagles the remainder of the game as  Kovich and Howard came up with a gutty loose balls that help solidify the win.

Howard finished with 12 points while Kovich had 14, Daniels 11, Edge 9 and Jordan Cannon leading all scorers with 15. Feather River hit 11 of 14 free-throws in the second half and shot 76% for the game.