LOCAL ROUNDUP: Yuba volleyball holds off Alameda

The Yuba College volleyball team held on to top Alameda in five games of Bay Valley Conference play on the road Friday.

The 49ers escaped with a 21-25, 25-10, 24-26, 25-14, 15-5 victory just before their biggest match of the season.

"It was a tight one, but we won," said Yuba coach Greg Chapman. "Our big game is on Wednesday."

Yuba College sits at the top of the BVC with a 10-0 conference record, 17-1 overall, and will host Solano College (9-1, 15-6) on Wednesday. A win would all but lock up a conference title for the 49ers.

Against Alameda, Katie Olson dropped 11 kills and recorded five digs, while Brenna McDonald finished with 10 kills and six digs.

Katie Reiland had nine kills and two blocks, Angela DeHaan turned in eight kills and two aces and Shaila Gidel led the team with 16 digs, also served four aces. Samantha Foster doled out 38 assists, eight digs and delivered five aces for Yuba College.

JV FOOTBALL

Sutter 20, Enterprise 19

In Redding — Ethan Rupert and Riley Vickner each scored rushing touchdowns and the Huskies pulled out a victory over Enterprise.

Rupert scored from 15 yards out and Vickner punched it in from the goal line.

Randy Post threw a 34-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Minton, while Brett Ahlers recorded an interception and Cassady King and Vickner each recovered a fumble for Sutter (8-0).

JV VOLLEYBALL

Faith Christian 2, Vacaville Chrisitan 0

In Yuba City — The Lions cruised past Vacaville Christian in a nonleague match to improve to 12-2 overall and remain at 5-0 in the Sacramento Metropolitan Athletic Conference.

Sarah Verhalen was credited for a quality game serving and Rachel Lego was credited for a good all-around play.