Napa High’s 10th-place finish and a score of 484 at the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Girls Golf Championships at The Reserve at Spanos Park Monday was a 28-stroke improvement over the previous week.

NorCal Outlaws merges

OAKLAND — Stephen Jackson shakes his head when considering the potential of teammate Anthony Morrow.

SACRAMENTO — Jamal Crawford welcomes his role as the sixth man for the Atlanta Hawks.

The offense was never the problem for Justin-Siena High’s football team.

Last week: Clear Lake defeated Upper Lake 42-0, led by running back Kevin Burt’s 209 yards rushing on just 14 carries, including a 98-yarder to paydirt. The Saints lost 42-0 to St. Vincent-Petaluma.

Last week: Vintage lost to Vacaville, 56-7. Armijo lost to Wood, 42-18.

It was an all-Justin-Siena final in the No. 2 singles bracket of the Marin County Athletic League Girls Tennis Championships Wednesday, with No. 2 seed Rachel Carston defeating No. 3 seed Kelsea Thomas, 6-2, 6-4.

Trinity Prep continued its 2009 season Wednesday, defeating Freedom Christian, 25-15, 27-25, 25-19, at Crosswalk Community Church.

TENNESSEE (1-6) at SAN FRANCISCO (3-4)

Friday’s rescheduled varsity football game between Calistoga High and Round Valley (Covelo) has been deemed a forfeit win in Calistoga’s favor, Calistoga High athletic director Jake Blakeley and varsity football head coach Mike Ervin confirmed on Monday and Wednesday, respectively.

It seemed to take the Napa High volleyball team a couple of games to find its groove Wednesday night, and for good reason.

Today

Last week: Justin-Siena had a bye. Redwood lost to Tamalpais, 28-21.

Napa Valley College lost its first match of the Bay Valley Conference season Wednesday night, falling 3-1 to Yuba-Marysville. Napa Valley won the first game, 26-24, but lost the next three games, 25-23, 25-15, 25-14.

SEATTLE — San Francisco Giants star pitcher Tim Lincecum is facing misdemeanor marijuana charges following a traffic stop in his home state.

Last year: The Indians clinched their second straight MEL title with a wild 50-35 win over the visiting Bulldogs, quickly falling behind 14-0 but pulling away with 22 unanswered points down the stretch. Napa’s Logan Hess and Charles Boyett combined for 277 rushing yards and four TDs. Vacaville’s Jimmy Hines and Jeff Beasley teamed for 347 yards and three TDs.

In its 2009 session, California’s lawmakers voted on numerous bills that directly impacted sportsmen.

NOTES AND QUOTES for a Thursday in the Napa Valley:

Here we go with our annual installment of how did this guy make an NBA roster, Version 2009

Jacob Young of Napa nabbed this 24-inch striped bass while fishing on the shore of the Napa Valley Yacht Club. He used frozen anchovies for the bait.

Here’s a look at the latest local angling action: