SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7TH, 2008 9:00 A.M. ELK GROVE REGIONAL PARK




3 PERSON TEAMS/DOUBLE ELIMINATION...$75.00 PER TEAM

ALL PROCEEDS GO TOWARDS BUILDING THE DEPUTY JEFF MITCHELL BASEBALL FIELD

Click on attached flyer below

Deputy_Jeff_Mitchell_Wiffle_Ball_Tourney_Flyer.pdf

The Inaugural Guns & Hoses Basketball Game was held on Saturday June 28, 2008 at Natomas High School between local law enforcement (SSD &SPD) and local fire personnel (Sac Metro & Sac City).

The Fire Dogs for the second time this year took home the trophy against the Law Hogs with a great performance by Rashawn Fulcher (Game MVP) and Ryan Maerklen. They both finished with 15 points. Maerklen carried the Fire Dogs in the first half while Fulcher put on a good show in the second half including a spectacular dunk on a breakaway. He tried to wow the crowd in the first quarter with a thunderous dunk but he came up a little short.

Filmore Graham(SPD) and Justin Brown(SPD) did a great job in keeping the Law Dogs in the game, but the Fire Dogs pulled away midway through the fourth quarter.

Deputy Dwight Brown, Sac Police Officer Justin Brown, Sac Fire Captain Stan Gholson, and Sac Metro Fire Ryan Maerklen did a fantastic job of putting this event together in a short period of time. There was a good size crowd in attendance to show their support especially on the law enforcement side. I’m sure there would have been more on the fire side but our fellow brothers and sisters are out fighting the multiple fires around California.

This year’s event was dedicated to Fire Captain Steve Eggiman who was seriously injured in a fire in South Sacramento and all the injured Sacramento, Placer, and El Dorado Fire Fighters in 2008 as well as Yolo County Sheriff Deputy Jose Antonio (Tony) Diaz.

Final Score: Fire Dogs 79
Law Dogs 67

Pictures of both teams will be posted soon.

Deputy Roz McDaniel
Sac Razorbacks Athletic Committee

THE SACRAZORBACKS SOFTBALL TEAM STARTED OUT ON FIRE SATURDAY CRUSHING SANTA CRUZ COMBO 24-5 AND THEN DID THE SAME TO THE SHERIFFS OF SAN FRANCISCO 16-4.

A 6 HOUR WAIT BETWEEN GAMES TOOK THE STING OUT OF THE ALMOST ALWAYS POTENT RAZORBACKS BATS. THE RAZORBACKS SCORED ONLY 3 RUNS AGAINST A FIERCE HITTING LAPD LAWMEN COMBO TEAM LOSING 24-3. THEN AN HOUR AND A HALF LATER COULD ONLY MUSTER ONE RUN AGAINST A CENTRAL VALLEY CORRECTIONAL TEAM LOSING 11-1 @ THE REPLICA POLO GROUNDS STADIUM.

THE NEXT RAZORBACK SOFTBALL TOURNEY IS SCHEDULED IN SOUTH LAKE TAHOE JULY 19TH AND 20TH.

On May 8th four members of the SCDSA played in the FBI Golf Tournament @ Teal Bend Golf Course in Sacramento. Out of a 36 team field, the SCDSA team (Sam Flores, Don Kearton, Chuck Hancock and Mike Neverve)(pictured above) finished with the third lowest score (60) and one shot from a second place tie. The most notable shots of the foursome was Kearton's ~40ft put for birdie and Neverve's ~350yd drive.

RAZORBACKS HOOPSTERS WIN 1ST ANNUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT CHALLENGE

The Men’s Razorbacks Basketball team beat SPD and Elk Grove to win the 1st Annual Law Enforcement Challenge Charity Basketball game which included teams from the Sac Sheriff’s Department, Sacramento Police Department, Placer County Sheriffs and Elk Grove Police Department.

In the championship game the Razorbacks put the smack down on Elk Grove PD winning 52-33. Matt Sanchez (aka, gunner) of EGPD came out with his Bobby Hurley impression and like Hurley Sanchez disappeared for the final 3 minutes of the contest. Although Lt. Mark Blea can’t play with his back to hoop he still was the dominate offensive player of the game and earned MVP honors from razorback spectators who were in attendance. Blea was shaking and baking to the hoop so well, he could have replaced Brad Miller in the King’s line-up.

Deputy Dwight Brown was the big “Balla” in the first elimination game against SPD. His shooting skills were as smooth as silk.

Deputy Dan “The Ladies Man” Donelli did a great job on the defensive end with his great rebounding skills and stellar “D”.

Deputy David Corrie had the opportunity to dunk the ball on a fast break, but instead he put up a lay-up. You would have thought he was the one pregnant instead of his wife. 

On two different occasions two of our players (to remain nameless) tried to crossover on the opponents but the only ones they faked out were themselves, because they both ended up on the floor. 

Deputy Angel Delgadillo gets my vote for best hair. He looked like a pretty gazelle running up and down the court with his locks flapping in the wind. 

Special Thank You to Marine Enforcement, Recruiting, K9, SED, High Impact Motors, and Honor Guard for coming out to represent our Department for Law Enforcement Day with the Sacramento Kings.

Author-Deputy Roz McDaniel

Men’s Razorbacks Basketball Team Roster:

A.J. Jenkins (coach)
Joseph Whitfield
Mark Blea
Wayland Woodard
David Corrie
Dwight Brown
James Spurgeon
Dan Donelli
Angel Delgadillo
Scott Edwards
Brandon Luke
Jeff Bell

THE SAC. RAZORBACKS SOFTBALL TEAM TOOK 3RD PLACE OUT OF 15 WEST COAST SOFTBALL TEAMS ON SATURDAY AND SUNDAY IN LINCOLN.

THE RAZORBACKS PLAYED 8 GAMES OVER TWO DAYS AND USED 18 DIFFERENT PLAYERS ON THE
RAZORBACKS ROSTER. THEY FINISHED WITH A RECORD OF 5 WINS AND 3 LOSSES. ONE OF THE WINS WAS
AGAINST A WEST COAST SPONSORED CORRECTIONAL TEAM, (A-1 TOWING/HARDCORE) THAT WAS RANKED
3RD BUT NOW HOLDS THE TOP SPOT IN THE WEST ACCORDING TO POLICESOFTBALL.COM RANKINGS AND POINTS SYSTEM.

POLICESOFTBALL.COM'S WEST COAST RANKINGS

1...A-1 Towing/ HardCor
2...SoCal Alliance/Easton
3...California Quake
4...West Coast Aftershock
5t..Concord Police Softball
5t..Sac. Police Softball
7...LAPD Blue/Easton
8t...State Razed
8t...Sac. Razorbacks
10..DEA Combo/Easton

THE TOP 15 TEAMS IN THE WEST COAST RANKINGS QUALIFY FOR THE POLICESOFTBALL.COM WORLD SERIES PLAYED IN PALM SPRINGS IN LATE OCTOBER. THE WORLD SERIES HAS THE TOP 48 TEAMS FROM AROUND THE NATION IN LAW ENFORCEMENT SOFTBALL. THE TOP 25 TEAMS FROM THE EAST COAST AND 23 TEAMS FROM THE WEST COAST WILL PLAY TO BECOME WORLDSERIES CHAMPIONS OF POLICESOFTBALL.

The First Annual CERT Tactical Challenge was held Saturday April 19th,2008 at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department Tactical Village. CERT teams from correctional and court services participated in this great event. Eight CERT teams competed in the event.

The challenge was organized by Sergeants A. Tarver(Court Security) and J. Whitfield( R3C). The entire event was phenomenal and these two SGT's deserve a lot of credit for running a great competition.

The Main Jail A-nights CERT team consisting of Deputies Card, Gray, S. Douglas, Rodrigues,Ith,Berhalter,Mundy,Madden, & Rouse, won the competition and took home the trophy, but all the teams did a great job of representing their divisions. The CERT warrior of the competition was Deputy Ith from A-nights. He suffered severe road rash on his arm and fingers, but kept competing.

In attendance for this event were Chief J. Lewis, Chief R.C. Smith, Captain B. Brabec, Captain T. Sheehan, Captain S. Jones, Captain D.Lee, Lieutenant D. Phipps, and SCDSA President K. Mickelson.

Even though it was a skills event for correctional and court security, the Special Enforcement Detail and members of patrol came out to support the competition.

THE SAC RAZORBACKS SOFTBALL TEAM PLAYED ANOTHER 7 GAMES IN ONE DAY ON SATURDAY THE 19TH IN TULARE. THE RAZORBACKS FINISHED 3RD OUT OF 11 TEAMS, MOST OF WHICH WERE RANKED IN THE TOP 25 ON THE WEST COAST.

THE RAZORBACKS WERE SLOW OUT OF THE GATE LOSING THEIR 1ST GAME 20-7 vs SANTA CRUZ. RICHMOND WAS UP NEXT AND TOOK A POUNDING FROM THE RAZORBACKS WHO CRUISED IN A 33-14 TROUNCING. THE RAZORBACKS WERE LED BY STEVE BUCCELLATO WHO WENT 4-4 WITH 3 HOMERUNS.

THE RAZORBACKS NEXT WIN CAME AT THE FEET OF THE SIERRA CARTEL 21-6. CHRIS "MEAT" OLIVER LED THE WAY GOING 4-4 WITH 2 HOMERUNS. THE RAZORBACKS THEN PLAYED EVENTUAL CHAMPIONS CONCORD COMBO AND LOST 29-17.

THE RAZORBACKS WON BACK TO BACK GAMES TO PUT THEM A WIN AWAY AGAINST A RE-MATCH WITH CONCORD. A 21-20 THRILLER WITH SAC PROBATION. DARIN POMETTA LED THE RAZORBACKS GOING 4-5. THE SIERRA CARTEL WAS UP NEXT FOR THE RAZORBACKS BUT THE RAZORBACKS BESTED THEM AGAIN 32-14 LED BY OLIVER AND LITO GADDIS BOTH WERE 4-5 WITH HOMERUNS. STANISLAUS KEPT THE RAZORBACKS OUT OF THE TITLE GAME WITH A COME FROM BEHING VICTORY 30-25. OLIVER AND JAMES SPURGEON BOTH HAD 2 HOMERUNS A PIECE.

THE RAZORBACKS ARE 9 UP AND 5 DOWN IN THEIR FIRST TWO TOURNEYS OF THE YEAR SECURING A B-FLIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP AND AN A-FLIGHT BRONZE. NEXT UP FOR THE RAZORBACKS IS LINCOLN MAY 3RD & 4TH.