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[Tutorial] How To Play PS2 Games On PS3 With Multiman 4.30.00 [The Easy Way]
What do you think about this video?
Sr Hpinha: the games are lagging!!
Bone Sniffer: every time i press decrypt it crashes
Manni Live: For those who are having protection issues just make sure you used the content id as seen in the video then just make another acccount "aa" if you have already just do it again then run react psn again! if it still dosent work try enrypting it with JP0102-NPJD00015_00-0000000000000000.
rthrguevarra: is it possible to run ISO.BIN.ENC from an external hdd or USB?
Bryan Charette: Can anyone tell me how to include my own Cover art for each PS2 game. For PSX I just insert a .png file with the same filename as the ISO. I am not sure how to do it for PS2 games. Multiman on its own will give cover art for some games, but they are crappy quality.
goochbuntu: needed an updated program but worked like a charm thanks
Nathan Kelly: Thank you so much
Bone Sniffer: how do i transfer to hard drive
K Kakorot: Yesssssssssssss ommgggggg
Peace: i cant open the ps2 classics file
sohaybsful: please help can not do this at all
Hey You: with multiman file manager is easy
KingKongBeatz: PS3 Slim?
THE Anime loser: it says i am missing a file for it
GHOSTER GHOST: mafia ps2 game freezing why ??? all my other ps2 game work great only mafia game freezing can you make a video how to fix mafia i will subscribe if you make video about mafia ps2 thank let me know
Abrar Ali: Thanks it's work it!
blbdopehush: so this will not work for rogero 4.55 ? ..... please answer
LimpanDude: I get black screen
Quintavius Anglefist III: When I try to open PS2Classics_GUI it says "The program can't start because MSVBVM50.DLL is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling to fix this problem."
TheKosovastyle: why all times when i want stard they said copy wright ... or iso cant launch ..somthing like that
xCrazyGuyNL: When i start a game it gives me blackscreen and the lights in the controller are blinking
darkmew23456: Thank you very much! It took me a few days to rewatch the video again and again, but I found out all I was missing was the filezilla client to connect to my ps3 and an ethernet cable to transfer. Very simple now that I look at it.
Daniel Contreras: What does the pen drive have to be Fat 32 ? and what program do we use to pass the ps2 game on the pen drive?
Carl MCcool: Do I need a jailbreak ps3
DON DODO: The copyright protection information is invalid. I can't play it
Adam Burlo: You need CFW?
DipsyMum29: OK never mind I figured it out :-) Great guide thanks x
Omar Yea: if u get a black screen, maybe change the target of CEX to DEX let me know how u guys go
Burim R. Shaqiri: Hi Paradigm i have PS3 cfw 4.53 and multiman 4.53 how should i put the PS2 Games on my PS3 for First time normal like all PS3 Games ? could u pls help me out or i need to download any other SoftWare ? iam trying to get this game into my PS3 > DBZ Budokai Tenkaichi 3 - By Sutekh
HAWBASH FAKHRADIN: black screeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeen please help
Peter Chifo: When I open my ReactPSN on my aa account the name doesn't change.
Jeanne D'arc: strange when itry to play the ps2 game the screen just went black
Hocine nassmlah: merci
Anon. Legion: After searching for hours for an actually good tutorial I finally can across your. Bravo my good man, bravo
Rolemaster123: I wanted to ask where can I find the MSVBVM50.DLL file cause, when I try to run PS2CLASSICS.GUI, an errors comes up which says that, the file is missing
LiTTLeBeART96: Can i play online when I done this ?
DipsyMum29: Sorry I'm stuck at the first hurdle? In the ps2classics_GUI application I click to encrypt and browse to the 2 games I have and in both of them there is no info in the content id tab? It says content Id is not a valid content. It is probably something really simple however I'm still learning all this so would appreciate some advice thanks x
Sar Damb: I will have to admit that at first I thought this is not going to work, but I followed all the steps and believe You me it worked!!! Thanks a bunch man :)
chady09: perfect tutorial finally able to play...thanks...
Subaro0o: FTP is so slowww. Anyway, you know how to add cover pics for the games?
Deldar Barwari: anyone know if this works on 4.50?
Mohd Ariff Iskandar: ive tried it..after the black screen..it says 'An error occurred during the start operation (80028F17) what does it means?please Help :(
Erick Martin: nice ps3 theme ToX :)
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ahmad zahid: i only have iso file.. but 'PS2Classics_GUI not detect.. what to do?
pixiedelic: i have latest multiman, can you pls tell me how to run the iso? my ps3 console dont recognize the iso when i put it in GAMEZ folder, do i need to make another folder? thanks bro!
RPGNoZero: copyright protection error (80029513) when starting ps2 classic placeholder using rogero 4.31 and multiman 4.53.01 (already try using ISO and ENC file)
db336: the latest version of multiman does all this for you. just put your ps2 disc in, copy the ISO and run it from Retro in multiman
PowerRangerDuelist: can you tell me how to connect my ps3 hard drive to my computer
iDutch ModdingTeam: My ps2 classics placeholder gives me an error each time i try to load it :(
[Tutorial] How to play PS2 games on PS3 with Multiman 4.30.00 [The easy way] 4.8 out of 5

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Minor League Schedule: 4/25/13
Today's Starters: Francisco Liriano, Adrian Sampson, Joely Rodriguez
Prospect Watch: Impressive Streak For Andrew Lambo
Top Pitcher: Eliecer Navarro, Top Hitter: Andrew Lambo, HR: Matt Curry
Minor League Schedule: 4/20/13
Today's Starters: Brandon Cumpton, Francisco Liriano, Tyler Waldron, Clay Holmes, Eliecer Navarro
Pirates Pregame: Arms On the Way
Jeff Locke will start tonight for the Pittsburgh Pirates against the Atlanta Braves at PNC Park, and if Clint Hurdle's pregame comments to the media are any indication the Pirates are keeping an eye on the young pitcher with help coming to the starting rotation in the form of Francisco Liriano and Charlie Morton. "(Locke) has continued to grow on people as you watch him develop," Hurdle said. "He' s even...
Prospect Watch: Liriano Perfect, Holmes Impressive In Shutout
Top Pitcher: Clay Holmes, Top Batter: Josh Harrison, Home Runs: Walkey Gourley


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High School basketball scores Tuesday November 25th: West boys 62 Clinton 45 (Pilot PrepXtra Classic at Fulton)...Anderson County girls 46 West 43...Campbell County girls 59 Coalfield 54 (both at AC Classic)...Oak Ridge girls 57 Oneida...Oliver Springs girls 49 Grace 46...Meigs County boys 60 Oliver Springs 59 (all at OS Classic)...Oak Ridge boys 74 Walker Valley 67...Kingston boys 56 Sequoyah 51...Sequoyah girls 56 Kingston 31...Midway girls 53 Loudon 45...Grainger boys 51 Halls 50...Rockwood boys 51 Sunbright 33
High School basketball Monday November 24th: West boys 50 Anderson County 37...Anderson County girls 47 Coalfield 46...Karns boys 83 Hardin valley 78
High School Football quarterfinals November 21st: 5A Rhea County 35 Oak Ridge 21...West 34 South-Doyle 14...6A Maryville 45 Science Hill 0...4A Fulton 49 Sullivan South 14...3A Alcoa 35 CAK 14...2A Grace 35 Oneida 3...1A Coalfield 24 Greenback 21
Semifinals Friday November 28th: 6A Maryville at Oakland...5A West at Rhea County...4A Fulton at Loudon...3A Alcoa at Notre Dame...2A Grace at Marion County...1A Coalfield at Monterey
High School basketball Friday November 21st: (girls) Halls girls 65 Gibbs 37...Midway girls 46 Oakdale 31...Powell girls 65 Karns 26...Oliver Springs girls 39 Cosby 34...Rockwood girls 38 Sunbright 35...(boys) Anderson County boys 54 Central 50...Gibbs boys 65 Halls 60...Powell boys 84 Karns 71...Oakdale boys 83 Midway 63...Cosby boys 83 Oliver Springs 61...Sunbright boys 53 Rockwood 51...Harriman boys 74 Wartburg 69
Dragons/Wildcats hoops doubleheader rescheduled: The Clinton High School basketball doubleheader scheduled for Friday November 21st against Oak Ridge has been rescheduled for Monday December 1st to accommodate the fact that so many members of Oak Ridge's boys' team are still participating in football. The games will be played at the Don Lockard Gymnasium at Clinton High School and the girls' varsity game will tip off at 6:30 pm, followed by the boys' game. You will be able to listen to the games on WYSH's Fox & Farley Full Court Press.
High School basketball scores Tuesday November 18th
Clinton girls 37 Karns 36...It wasn't pretty, but the Lady Dragons notched the first win for first-year head coach Alicia Phillips with a gritty effort on the road. Clinton made some clutch free throws down the stretch to seal the win and even their record at 1-1. Jordan Whitt led CHS with 10 points.
Clinton boys 94 Karns 92 (OT)...Clinton scored nine points in the final 29.8 seconds to erase a seven-point deficit at Karns and emerged with an improbable 94-92 win. CHS also rallied from down 12 in the third quarter and sent it to overtime on a Dillon Shirley fall-away jumper in the lane at the buzzer. Trailing 92-85 with under 30 seconds to play in OT, Cole Lockard converted a four-point play, which was followed by a Beaver turnover, which led to a Shirley three that tied the game. Another errant Karns pass gave CHS the ball and Shirley was fouled. He hit both charity shots and the Dragons forced a turnover on the other end of the floor to preserve the victory and move to 1-3 on the season. Shirley finished with 29 points while J'Quan Thomas notched 25 and Gavin Shelton added 14.
Campbell County girls 42 Anderson County 35...Campbell County boys 56 Anderson County 32
Maryville girls 63 Oak Ridge 34...Oak Ridge boys 62 Maryville 61
Oliver Springs girls 66 Harriman 56...Harriman boys 76 Oliver Springs 67
Powell girls 62 Gibbs 36...Powell boys 64 Gibbs 51...Halls girls 49 Central 28...Central boys 45 Halls 42...Kingston 52 Sweetwater 30...Sweetwater boys 72 Kingston 66...Scott girls 64 Sunbright 27...Scott boys 83 Sunbright 48
High School basketball scores Monday November 17th
Union County girls 64 Gibbs 44...Union County boys 66 Gibbs 63
Cumberland County girls 77 Halls 24...Cumberland County boys 70 Halls 53
Midway girls 57 Coalfield 49...Coalfield boys 58 Midway 49
Wartburg girls 60 Sweetwater 38...Wartburg boys 79 Sweetwater 71
High School football playoff round-up: Wrapping up your Friday night high school football playoff action, in class 5A, Oak Ridge survived Cleveland 10-6 thanks to a late defensive stand and in spite of three turnovers. The 12-0 Wildcats will host 12-0 Rhea County—47-14 winners over Ooltewah—in Friday's quarterfinals. Elsewhere in 5A, West thumped Tennessee High 46-10 and will travel to South Doyle, who beat Campbell County 48-33, on Friday night. In Class 6A, Maryville handled Sevier County 62-28 and will host Science Hill, 41-6 winners over Dobyns-Bennett. In Class 4A, Fulton waylaid Catholic 51-14 and will host Sullivan South on Friday after Sullivan nipped Greeneville 21-20. In Class 3A, Alcoa blew past Gatlinburg-Pittman 49-14 and will host CAK, who handled Pigeon Forge 26-15, in the quarterfinals. In Class 2A, Grace Christian doubled up Hampton 54-27 while Oneida eliminated Rockwood 21-7, setting up Grace at Oneida on Friday. In Class 1A, Coalfield won at Cloudland 38-28 and will play at Greenback this week after Greenback took out Sunbright 31-14.
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Sunday at Homestead…Kevin Harvick drove underneath race leader Denny Hamlin eight laps from the finish of Sunday's Ford EcoBoost 400 and then held off Ryan Newman to win his first Sprint Cup Series championship – driving to victory in the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Harvick benefited from a late-race visit to pit road for four tires while Newman took only two. Hamlin, also racing for a championship, decided to remain on the track during the pivotal caution – temporarily holding prime track position but eventually being overtaken by Harvick, Newman and others on fresher tires as he faded to seventh place. Joey Logano finished 16th.
NASCAR Nationwide Series Saturday at Homestead…Matt Kenseth pulled away from Kyle Larson on an overtime restart Saturday, notching his twenty-ninth career Nationwide Series win and first of the season. Kyle Busch then outraced Larson for second place, giving Joe Gibbs Racing the top two spots in the season-ending event at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Rookie Chase Elliott, who will celebrate his 19th birthday eleven days from now, rode home in seventeenth place after sewing up the championship the week before in Phoenix. Elliott's final margin of victory is forty-two points over Junior Motorsports teammate Regan Smith, who finished sixth in Saturday's race
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Friday at Homestead…Darrell Wallace Junior held off pole sitter Kyle Larson in the closing laps Friday night at Homestead-Miami Speedway to claim his fourth victory of the season and the second in his last four starts. Matt Crafton finished ninth – more than enough to sew up the 2014 championship, becoming the first driver in the twenty-year history of the Truck Series with back-to-back titles. The ThorSport Racing driver went into the weekend needing only to finish twenty-first or better to claim the crown.
High School basketball (Friday): Carter girls 61 Clinton 40…Carter boys 105 Clinton 61…Jefferson County girls 71 Karns 25…Jefferson County boys 69 Karns 52…Kingston girls 51 Meigs County 43…Meigs County boys 89 Kingston 67...(Saturday): Clinton's boys lost to Heritage and South-Doyle…Lenoir City girls 48 Anderson County 33…Anderson County boys 62 Claiborne 33…Anderson County boys 51 Sullivan North 31…Oak Ridge girls 78 West 49…Oak Ridge girls 84 CAK 71…Oak Ridge boys 73 CAK 54…Webb boys 79 Oliver Springs 40…Oliver Springs boys 65 William Blount 64
TSSAA approves reclassification, realignments: Thursday, the TSSAA Board of Control finalized its realignment of the state's high school football teams and there are plenty of changes affecting our local teams. The state's new Class 6A will be made up of the 31 largest schools in the state by enrollment, except for Maryville, which successfully petitioned the state to move from 5A to 6A. All 32 6A teams will qualify for the postseason while the remaining Division I classifications will send the top four finishers in each Region to the postseason. The realignment will remain in effect for at least the next two academic years, beginning in 2015. Locally, the Clinton Dragons are in the new Region 3-5A with Campbell County, Oak Ridge, Farragut, Karns and Lenoir City. Anderson County has moved to Class 4A and will play in Region 2 with Fulton, Carter, Catholic, Central and Union County. The list of regions served by this radio station is below, with local teams in italics.
Class IA, Region I
Cloudland High School, Roan Mountain
Concord Christian, Knoxville
Hancock Co. High School, Sneedeville
Oakdale High School, Oakdale
Unaka High School, Elizabethton
Class IA, Region 2
Coalfield High School, Coalfield
Greenback High School, Greenback
Harriman High School, Harriman
Jellico High School, Jellico
Midway High School, Kingston
Oneida High School, Oneida
Sunbright High School, Sunbright
Class 2A, Region 2
Austin-East High School, Knoxville
Grace Christian Academy, Knoxville
Oliver Springs High School, Oliver Springs
Rockwood High School, Rockwood
Sweetwater High School, Sweetwater
Tellico Plains High School, Tellico Plains
Wartburg Central High School, Wartburg
Class 3A, Region 2
Alcoa High School, Alcoa
Christian Academy of Knoxville, Knoxville
Kingston High School, Kingston
Loudon High School, Loudon
McMinn Central High School, Englewood
Scott High School, Huntsville
Class 4A, Region 2
Anderson Co. High School, Clinton
Carter High School, Strawberry Plains
Fulton High School, Knoxville
Knoxville Catholic High School, Knoxville
Knoxville Central High School, Knoxville
Union Co. High School, Maynardville
Class 5A, Region 2
Gibbs High School, Corryton
Heritage High School, Maryville
Knoxville Halls High School, Knoxville
Powell High School, Powell
South Doyle High School, Knoxville
West High School, Knoxville
Class 5A, Region 3
Campbell Co. High School, Jacksboro
Clinton High School, Clinton
Farragut High School, Knoxville
Karns High School, Knoxville
Lenoir City High School, Lenoir City
Oak Ridge High School, Oak Ridge
Class 6A, Region 1
Bearden High School, Knoxville
Bradley Central High School, Cleveland
Dobyns Bennett High School, Kingsport
Hardin Valley Academy, Knoxville
Jefferson Co. High School, Dandridge
Maryville High School, Maryville
Science Hill High School, Johnson City
William Blount High School, Maryville
High School basketball scores November 11th
Grace girls 63 Oak Ridge 54...Oak Ridge boys 70 Grace 54
Kingston girls 44 Anderson County 41 (OT)...Anderson County boys 65 Kingston 51
Sevier County girls 66 Campbell County 46...Sevier County boys 63 Sevier County 37
Tellico Plains girls 58 Coalfield 38...Tellico Plains boys 69 Coalfield 67
Harriman girls 42 King's Academy 21...Harriman boys 67 King's Academy 60
Mr. Football finalists announced: The Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards will be presented to the top 10 backs and linemen in five classifications of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association on Monday, December 1, 2014, at the Embassy Suites Hotel & Conference Center in Murfreesboro. For the thirteenth consecutive year, the top kicker in the state will be recognized with a Mr. Football Award. There are three finalists in this category, regardless of their school's classification. A committee of statewide sports writers selected winners based on performance in the 2014 regular season. Academics and character were also taken into consideration. High school head coaches and members of the media nominated the finalists. "We are obviously excited and appreciative about being involved with the Tennessee Titans for the eighth consecutive year," stated Bernard Childress, Executive Director of the TSSAA. "They have helped make the recognition of the 33 student-athletes, their families, and schools possible. The sponsorship of the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards and numerous contributions to high schools across the state since the team moved to Tennessee have meant a great deal to the member schools of the TSSAA." This is the 30th year that the Mr. Football Awards have been presented to Tennessee's best high school football players. Plaques will be presented to 22 other finalists. Approximately 600 people, including the honorees, their families, coaches, school administrators and members of the media from all parts of the state, are expected to attend the 2014 luncheon. Mike Keith, play-by-play voice of the Tennessee Titans, will emcee the awards presentation. A live video stream of the awards will be provided for free by the NFHS Network. Those interested can watch the awards by going to www.TSSAANetwork.com. The Tennessee Titans will also stream the event live on their website, www.titansonline.com.
2014 Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Finalists
Alex Givens, Nashville Christian
Zach Stewart, Coalfield
Tristan Jernigan, Union City
Parker Howell, CPA
Kyle Mitchell, Alcoa
Harrison Moon, Signal Mountain
Dylan Jackson, Maryville
Jack Jones, Oakland
Joshua McMillon, Whitehaven
Brant Mitchell, Webb School of Knoxville
Trey Smith, USJ
Andrew Wood, Friendship Christian
Myles Douglas, Ensworth
Jackson Pittman, Brentwood Academy
Drew Richmond, MUS
Kyle Akin, Trinity Christian
Ricky Henry, Union City
Blake Zeman, Marion County
Johnny Jones, Crockett County
Jaquez Tyson, Alcoa
Ke'Shawn Vaughn, Pearl Cohn
Van Jefferson, Ravenwood
Jauan Jennings, Blackman
Malik McGue, Science Hill
Clay Beathard, BGA
Chase Hayden, St. George's
Austin Taylor, Friendship Christian
Cole Euverard, MBA
Colton Neel, MUS
Alex Trotter, McCallie
Corey Fatony, Franklin
Thomas Garrison, Columbia Academy
Laszlo Toser, Ooltewah
High School football playoffs Friday November 7th
5A: Cleveland 10 Clinton 7…The Dragons' usually potent offense was held in check by a fast, physical and active Cleveland defense and Clinton's first foray into the postseason since 2009 ended with a first-round loss on the road. Clinton's season ended at 7-4. Cleveland's defense held Clinton to just 63 yards rushing on 34 carries and harassed QB Tyler Thackerson all night long, sacking him three times. Thackerson did find Travsit Patrick for a 25-yard TD pass in the third quarter but the Dragons were unable to break through again against the talented Blue Raiders.
Tennessee 41 Anderson County 24…The Mavericks played without seven starters due to injuries and Tennessee rolled up 364 yards rushing as AC's season ended at 8-3.
Oak Ridge 53 Soddy Daisy 28…The Wildcats pulled away from the Trojans in the second half to improve to 11-0 and advance to next week's second round. TJ Allison ran for 175 yards and 2 TDs and Jaylen Nickerson rushed for 132 yards and 2 scores for OR.
Campbell County 26 Morristown West 25…Ethan Jeffers connected with Trey Torres on a 68 yard scoring strike late in the 4th to lift the Cougars.
West 46 Central 0…South Doyle 32 Gibbs 21…Ooltewah 31 Stone Memorial 0…Rhea County 52 Tullahoma 14
6A: Maryville 48 Walker Valley 0…Sevier County 28 Hardin Valley 20
4A: Greeneville 34 Carter 3…Catholic 24 Elizabethton 17…Fulton 56 Scott 0…Loudon 50 Macon County 7
3A: Alcoa 62 Johnson County 14…CAK 48 Chuckey Doak 6…Gatlinburg-Pittman 52 Sweetwater 23…Pigeon Forge 49 West Greene 6
2A: Grace 35 Meigs County 23…Rockwood 24 Boyd Buchanan 21
1A: Coalfield 8 Harriman 6…Midway 42 Red Boiling Springs 8…Sunbright 42 Oakdale 28
Round 2 Friday November 14th
1A: Sunbright at Greenback…Coalfield at Cloudland…Midway at Monterey
2A: Rockwood at Oneida…Grace at Hampton
3A: Gatlinburg-Pittman at Alcoa…CAK at Pigeon Forge
4A: Catholic at Fulton…Greeneville at Sullivan South
5A: Cleveland at Oak Ridge…Ooltewah at Rhea County…Campbell County at South Doyle…Tennessee at West
6A: Sevier County at Maryville…Dobyns-Bennett at Science Hill
Clinton/Cleveland box score
0-0-7-0— 7
NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Sunday at Phoenix…Four drivers have advanced to the Championship Round of the post-season Chase and four have been left behind as NASCAR's sixty-sixth season now rolls toward its conclusion next weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Kevin Harvick made sure he was one of those advancing out of the Eliminator Round with a dominating victory Sunday at Phoenix International Raceway. Harvick led 264 of the 312 laps on the one-mile desert oval and is joined by Denny Hamlin, Joey Logano and Ryan Newman in NASCAR's version of the "Final Four." The highest-finishing driver from that quartet in next Sunday's Ford EcoBoost 400 will win the 2014 Sprint Cup Series championship. The four-man title field was not completely set until the final lap of Sunday's race – when Newman steered his Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet underneath rookie Kyle Larson to grab eleventh place. The last-lap move was enough to slide Newman into the Championship Round and squeeze Jeff Gordon out. Harvick and Gordon, who finished second in Sunday's race, wound up tied for the fourth and final spot in the Championship Round. The tiebreaker went to Harvick by virtue of his victory. Hamlin and Logano locked in their spots with finishes of fifth and sixth, respectively. Gordon was the last remaining title contender among the four Hendrick Motorsports drivers who began the Chase in mid-September. Also eliminated Sunday were Matt Kenseth, despite a third-place finish in the race … Brad Keselowski, who placed fourth … and Carl Edwards, fifteenth.
NASCAR Nationwide Series Saturday at Phoenix…Brad Keselowski won Saturday's race and 18-year-old Chase Elliott made NASCAR history as the youngest champion ever in one of the sport's three top national series. Elliott finished fifth in the DAV 200 – Honoring America's Veterans, building an insurmountable fifty-two-point lead over Junior Motorsports teammate Regan Smith entering the season finale next weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Elliott, the son of 1988 Cup Series champion Bill Elliott, was victorious July 19th at Chicagoland Speedway … taking over the points lead then and holding the Number-1 spot ever since. Previously, NASCAR's youngest champion in a national series was Brian Vickers, who won the 2003 Nationwide Series crown at the age of 20. As for Saturday's race, Keselowski snatched the lead from Kyle Busch on the final lap to notch his fifth win of the season and the thirty-second of his career. Busch started from the pole and led all but nineteen of the 206 laps.
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Friday at Phoenix…Friday night's Lucas Oil 150 at Phoenix International Raceway was cut short because of a widespread power outage in the area around the one-mile desert oval. But Erik Jones had plenty of power under the hood of his Kyle Busch Motorsports Toyota, leading all but twelve of the 126 laps contested to notch his third victory of the season and the fourth of his career. Matt Crafton finished second to stretch his lead over Ryan Blaney to twenty-five points heading into next weekend's season-ending race at Homestead-Miami Speedway – where Crafton needs to finish twenty-first or better to become the first back-to-back champion in the series' twenty-year history. Cole Custer took third place in Friday's race with Blaney and Ben Rhodes completing the top five
Final HS Football Polls for 2014: Maryville is #1 in the final 6A poll of the year. West is #1 in 5A, with Ooltewah at #3, South Doyle at #5, Rhea County at #6, Oak Ridge at #7 and Anderson County at #10. In Class 4A, Fulton is #1 with Catholic #3, Greeneville #4 and Loudon #10. Alcoa remains atop the 3A poll. In Class 2A, Oneida is #4 and Grace Christian #9, while the Class 1A poll has Greenback at #5 and Coalfield at #7.
Clinton's record in the playoffs (Won 8, Lost 10)
("vs." = Clinton home game)
1981—vs. Farragut, L 14-18 (1st round)
1986—at Carter, W 19-0 (1st round)
1986—at Jefferson County, L 0-35 (2nd round) (may have been quarterfinals in this era)
1992—vs. Maryville, W 46-14 (1st round)
1992—at Cocke County, W 27-15 (2nd round)
1992—vs. Riverdale, W 19-14 (quarterfinals)
1992—vs. Halls, W 14-10 (semifinals)
1992—vs. Gallatin in Nashville, L 13-21 (Clinic Bowl)
1993—at Tullahoma, L 18-21 (1st round)
1995—at Morristown East, W 19-0 (1st round)
1995—vs. Lebanon, L 16-22 (2nd round)
1996—at Science Hill, L 22-27 (1st round)
1997—vs. William Blount, W 28-7 (1st round)
1997—vs. Sevier County, L 7-49 (2nd round)
1998—vs. Science Hill, L 28-35 (2 OT) (1st round)
2008—at Rhea County, L 21-41 (1st round)
2009—vs. Shelbyville, W 35-6 (1st round)
2009—vs. Anderson County, L 28-31 (2nd round)
2014 HS football season over, CHS ends with shutout: The high school football regular season wrapped up Friday and playoff brackets were announced Saturday morning. Friday, the Clinton Dragons did what they needed to do to close out the regular season on a high note, shutting out Halls 32-0. The defense held Halls to 118 total yards and picked off three passes (one each by Travist Patrick, J'Quan Thomas and Christian Bailey) while also recording three sacks (two by Shane Hooks and one by Jacob Rickett). Tyler Thackerson led a balanced offense, completing 11 of 17 passes for 152 yards and a TD to Hooks, while also rushing for 83 yards and a score. Aaron Watson ran for 75 yards and got the scoring started with an electrifying 54-yard TD run. Thomas scored on a reverse and Patrick returned a punt 32 yards for Clinton, which improved to 7-3, 5-3 in D3AAA with its fifth straight win. Elsewhere: Central 13 Gibbs 0…Fulton 18 Carter 12…Greenback 37 Midway 16…Bearden 34 William Blount 14…CAK 42 Kingston 20…Alcoa 21 Catholic 14…West 55 Lenoir City 16…Coalfield 52 Oakdale 0…Oneida 56 Jellico 8
Clinton/Halls box score
Halls 0-
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HS football Thursday round-up: It was an unusually busy Thursday night of high school football in East Tennessee as several games were moved up a day to avoid conflicting with Halloween. In the biggest game of the night, Oak Ridge upended Anderson County 28-16 at AC to cap an unbeaten regular season and clinch the District 3-AAA championship. Tee Higgins led Oak Ridge with a pair of touchdown catches, and Gavin Warrington and TJ Allison each added a rushing TD for the Wildcats. Garrett Johnson, who filled in for injured QB Zane Smith, threw a touchdown pass to Cole Brock and ran for a score as well. Elsewhere, it was Monterey clubbing Oliver Springs 49-14; Campbell County obliterated Powell 41-0; Rockwood knocked off Grace Christian 22-15 and Sunbright shut out Wartburg 33-0. The regular season concludes tonight with a lighter than usual docket, including right here on WYSH as we bring you Halls at Clinton when F&F FNF kicks off at 7:00. Other games of interest have Central at Gibbs, Greenback at Midway, Coalfield at Oakdale , Kingston at CAK and a battle of state-ranked powerhouses when Alcoa visits Catholic.
Schedule Week 10 (October 30th & 31st)…(Thursday) Oak Ridge at Anderson County...Monterey at Oliver Springs…Powell at Campbell County…Wartburg at Sunbright…Grace at Rockwood…South Doyle at Sevier County…(Friday) Halls at Clinton (WYSH, 7:00)…Coalfield at Oakdale…Greenback at Midway…Jellico at Oneida…Kingston at CAK…Alcoa at Catholic…William Blount at Bearden…Central at Gibbs…West at Lenoir City…Farragut at Maryville…Jefferson County at Morristown East.
HS Polls: The AP football polls were released on Monday. in Class 6A, Maryville is #1 and Sevier County is #10. in Class 5A, West is #1, South Doyle is #5, Oak Ridge is #7 and Anderson County is #8. In Class 4A, Fulton is #1 and Catholic stays at #2. In 3A, Alcoa is #1. In Class 2A, Oneida is #4 and Grace Christian #5. In Class 1A, Greenback is #6 and Coalfield is #10.
High School football scores Friday October 24th…Clinton 42 Sequoyah 10: Clinton knocked off the rust from the bye week early and then throttled Sequoyah on the road for their 4th straight victory. The 6-3 Dragons have won three of those games on the road. Tyler Thackerson led the Dragons with 303 yards passing and 4 TDs on 22-of-31 passing while adding 54 yards rushing and a score. J'Quan Thomas was sensational, rushing for 63 yards including a 58-yard scamper for a score on a reverse and catching six balls for 148 yards and 2 TDs, including a 91-yarder in the 3rd quarter. Jonathan Bean snared 2 TDs as part of his seven-catch night.
Anderson County 42 Halls 16: The Mavericks forced four interceptions and reeled off 35 straight points as they stayed unbeaten in D3AAA. Matt Fox scored three times on the ground for AC (8-1, 7-0), Chandler Kite caught two TDs from Garrett Johnson and Johnson threw a scoring pass to Aaron Sharp.
Oak Ridge 48 Central 7: OR (9-0, 7-0) remained unbeaten as they turned it on in the second half and blew out the Bobcats. Gavin Warrington threw a TD pass to Tee Higgins and ran for one as well. TJ Allison scored, as did Jaylen Nickerson (twice) and Jiminquas Johnson caught a TD pass from Logan Fadnek.
Elsewhere: Oliver Springs 30 Wartburg 0…Campbell County 53 Karns 14…Gibbs 39 Powell 6…Alcoa 31 Maplewood 22…Kingston 42 Sweetwater 34…Greenback 42 Tellico Plains 20…Hardin Valley 56 Lenoir City 0…West 62 Heritage 21…Maryville 62 Bearden 0…Notre dame 40 Coalfield 0…Oakdale 49 Jellico 0…Oneida 14 Sunbright 0…Rockwood 28 Midway 7…South-Doyle 13 Morristown East 10.
Clinton/Sequoyah box score October 24th
High School football polls: 6A, #1 Maryville...5A, West #1; South-Doyle #5; Anderson County #8; Oak Ridge #10...4A, Fulton #1; catholic #2...3A, Alcoa #1; CAK #10...2A, Oneida #5; Grace Christian #6...1A, Greenback #6; Coalfield #9.
High School football scores Friday October 17th: Oak Ridge 66 Powell 0…Sunbright 39 Oliver Springs 7…Gibbs 35 Karns 14…Central 42 Halls 6…Wartburg 8 Jellico 6…Kingston 17 Sequoyah 14…Harriman 41 Tellico Plains 14…Grace Christian 22 Greenback 16…Alcoa 38 CAK 7…Farragut 40 Bearden 22…Heritage 48 Lenoir City 8…West 55 Hardin Valley 8…South Doyle 40 Morristown West 7
High School football schedule (October 30-31): (Thursday) Webb at Catholic…(Friday) Clinton at Sequoyah (LIVE on F&F FNF on WYSH)…Anderson County at Halls…Central at Oak Ridge…Oliver Springs at Wartburg…Gibbs at Powell…Campbell County at Karns…Notre Dame at Coalfield…Rockwood at Midway (BBB-TV)…Jellico at Oakdale…Oneida at Sunbright…Maplewood at Alcoa…Kingston at Sweetwater…Heritage at West.
High School football (Thursday): Maryville 38 William Blount 0...Oneida 21 Coalfield 8
High School volleyball: Region 2AAA tournament at Bearden...Semifinals Farragut def. Oak Ridge 3-0...Bearden def. Anderson County 3-0...Championship Farragut def. Bearden 3-2...Region 2A at Grace...Semifinals Concord Christian def. Coalfield 3-0...Grace def. Jellico 3-0...Championship Grace def. Concord 3-2
HS Football polls: In Class 6A, Maryville remains #1. In Class 5A, West is #1, with South Doyle #6, Anderson County #7 and Oak Ridge #10. In Class 4A, Fulton is #1 and Catholic is #2. In Class 3A, Alcoa is #1 and CAK is #9. In Class 2A, Oneida is #6 while Grace Christian is #7. In Class 1A, Greenback is #4 and Coalfield is #5.
High School football Friday…Clinton 28 Central 17: Aaron Watson rushed for 247 yards and 3 touchdowns—all in the first quarter—as Clinton built a big early lead and held on for their third straight win and second straight District road victory. CHS (5-3, 4-3) took 4th place in D3AAA and solidified their position for the postseason. Watson scored on runs of 14, 45 and nine yards in the first quarter and the Dragon defense forced three turnovers (2 interceptions by J'Quan Thomas and a fumble recovery from Ben Ross, who played for the first time this season after an offseason knee injury). Thomas also caught at scoring pass from Tyler Thackerson to cap the scoring for CHS, which as this week off before traveling to Sequoyah. Watson has been nominated for both the WBIR Offensive Player of the Week and PrepXtra Offensive Players of the Week awards and Thomas is nominated for PX Defensive Player of the Week. Vote at www.wbir.com and/or www.knoxnews.com.
Catholic 50 Anderson County 14: The Irish sucked the drama out of the showdown of unbeatens early, taking a 22-0 first quarter lead on their way to an impressive win at home. AC (7-1) got a TD pass from Zane Smith to Brandon Ford that covered 80 yards in the first half and Garrett Johnson scored a late rushing TD for AC, which has this week off.
Oak Ridge 62 Karns 7: The Wildcats dominated Karns, building a 56-0 lead on the road thanks to stout defense. OR LB Alex Alcorn is nominated for WBIR Defensive Player of the Week for his 12-tackle performance.
Elsewhere: Oneida 42 Oliver Springs 0…Campbell County 14 Gibbs 7…Coalfield 42 Jellico 7…Farragut 49 Heritage 30…Greenback 21 Harriman 17…Hardin Valley 41 Bearden 7…Grace 36 Midway 0…West 70 William Blount 14…Loudon 28 Kingston 7…Maryville 45 Lenoir City 6…Monterey 43 Wartburg 6…Rockwood 41 Tellico Plains 0…Sunbright 53 Oakdale 6
This week's schedule: Powell at oak Ridge…Coalfield at Oneida (Thursday)…Greenback at Grace…Wartburg at Jellico…Midway at Meigs County…Sunbright at Oliver Springs…Harriman at Tellico Plains…Alcoa at CAK…Sequoyah at Kingston…Karns at Gibbs…Halls at Central…Hardin Valley at West…Maryville at William Blount…South Doyle at Morristown West…Bearden at Farragut.
Clinton 21-0-0-7—28
Middle School football Thursday October 9th: Robertsville 40 Jefferson 16 (RMS wins the Oak Ridge Middle School Championship)…Oliver Springs 24 Spring City 16 (OSMS completes 9-0 season with Clinch Valley Conference title.)
OR claims D3AAA volleyball crown: In high school volleyball, the Oak Ridge Lady Wildcats eliminated Clinton from the District 3-AAA semifinal Wednesday at Central. The Lady Dragons fell 3 games to 1 to Oak Ridge, which went on to face Anderson County—which outlasted Halls 3-2 in their semifinal match—for the District title. The Lady Wildcats knocked off the Lady Mavs 3 games to 1 and will host the District 4 runner-up in the Region tournament while AC will travel to the District 4 winner.
AP High School football polls: The Associated Press high school football polls for this week were unveiled Monday. Here is a look at the teams from East Tennessee who are ranked this week. In Class 6A, Maryville remains #1, with Science Hill at #6 and Dobyns-Bennett #9. In Class 5A, Knox West stays in first place while the Anderson County Mavericks remain at #3. South Doyle is #7 in Class 5A and Oak Ridge made its debut in the poll this week at #10. In Class 4A, Fulton and Catholic remain 1 & 2 while Greeneville is #4. In Class 3A, Alcoa is atop the poll with CAK at #7. In Class 2A, Oneida is #6 while Grace Christian is #7 and in class 1A, Greenback is #6 with Coalfield at #7.
Friday High School Football scores
Clinton 48 Powell 22…The Dragon defense forced 4 turnovers, the offense was led once again by a strong ground game, and Clinton won in back-to-back weeks for the first time this season, and improving to 4-3 (3-3 in D3AAA). The record is significant for Coach Josh Kerr, as it this marks the first time in his tenure that CHS has been above .500, and means that the Dragons' postseason hopes are very much alive. In beating the Panthers at Powell for the first time since 2007, Clinton's rushing attack generated 233 yards and all four primary rushers (Zach Jones, 103 yards; Aaron Watson, 60; Shane Hooks, 21; and Tyler Thackerson, 49) all scored via the ground game. Thackerson also threw touchdown passes to Christian Bailey and Dylan Faddis and accounted for 163 yards through the air. The Dragon defense got interceptions from Beau Crisp and Jevonne Shepard and Bailey recovered two fumbles for CHS. Sophomore J'Quan Thomas took the opening kickoff 90 yards for a score but the Dragon offense was stymied for much of the first quarter. Their fortunes turned after Crisp intercepted a Brandon Brown pass to the Panther two-yard line, setting up Hooks' 2-yard score from the Wildcat formation as heavy rains came and the Dragons took a 14-8 lead. Jones' touchdown run covered 66 yards and Watson's 34 as CHS took a 27-8 lead into halftime. CHS outscored Powell (1-5, 1-3) 21-14 in the second half. The CHS defense held Powell to 161 yards of total offense while the offense churned out 396 total yards.
Elsewhere…Oak Ridge 24 Campbell County 8: The Wildcats celebrated Homecoming by dominating and containing the Cougars' high-powered offense while avenging last year's loss at CCHS. TJ Allison scored twice on the ground and Jaylen Nickerson took one in, and both topped 100 yards rushing with Nickerson tallying 121 yards and Allison 110.
Oliver Springs 27 Jellico 18…Oneida 35 Oakdale 7…Coalfield 36 Wartburg 0…Alcoa 48 Scott 7…Greenback 30 Rockwood 3…Hardin Valley 41 Farragut 17…Harriman 35 Midway 26…Catholic 49 Kingston 14…Carter 35 Union County 13…Fulton 55 Pigeon Forge 6…Grace 13 Meigs County 6…West 54 Bearden 19…Halls 47 Karns 35…Maryville 45 Heritage 14…South Doyle 37 Seymour 6…Sequoyah 21 Polk County 0…William Blount 29 Lenoir City 17
Schedule: Thursday…Halls at Powell...Friday…(F&F FNF, 7:00 on WYSH) Clinton at Central…Anderson County at Catholic…Oak Ridge at Karns…Oneida at Oliver Springs…Midway at Grace…Harriman at Greenback…Sunbright at Oakdale…Tellico Plains at Rockwood…Monterey at Wartburg…Loudon at Kingston…Hardin Valley at Bearden…Gibbs at Campbell County…Farragut at Heritage…Lenoir City at Maryville…William Blount at West…Sequoyah at White County
Clinton Box Score (at Powell October 3rd)
Fumble recoveries:
Bailey 2; Powell: none
Middle School football: Robertsville 36 Clinton 14
High School football: Anderson County 59 Central 35…The Mavericks ran for 464 yards and romped on the road. Matt Fox led the way with 214 yards on the ground and 4 TDs while QB Zane Smith ran for 204 yards and two scores and threw another to Garrett Johnson, who himself also had a rushing TD. AC is 7-0, 6-0 in District 3AAA.
Clinton 35 Karns 17: Clinton overcame a sluggish first half and a scrappy Karns team to win their Homecoming game and improve to 3-3 on the season. Trailing 17-14 at the half, the Dragons came out in the third quarter with a far more disciplined defensive performance and took control of the game. Shane Hooks once again provided an offensive spark for CHS as he took a short pass 46 yards to the Karns 6-yard line in the third quarter and ran in from 1 yard out two plays later to give the Dragons a lead they would never relinquish. CHS gained 458 total yards—254 on the ground. Zach Jones ran for 88 yards and caught a TD pass, Aaron Watson rushed for 83 yards and a TD and Tyler Thackerson threw for 204 yards and ran for 69 yards and a score. JaQuan Thomas caught a TD pass from Thackerson as well.
Karns 7 10 0 0
Anderson County 42 Powell 7: AC's defense and ground game wore down Powell and the Mavericks rolled on the road. Matt Fox had 274 of AC's 419 rushing yards and scored 4 TDs while the AC defense held Powell to a mere 112 yards of total offense.
Oak Ridge 38 Gibbs 21: OR pulled away after halftime to improve to 5-0 as TJ Allison rushed for 115 yards and a TD and Logan Fadnek threw 2 scoring tosses and rushed for another.
Elsewhere: Campbell County 42 Halls 7…Lenoir City 28 Kingston 23…Fulton 71 Central 7…Harriman 40 Wartburg 0…Sunbright 41 Midway 25…Rockwood 48 Oakdale 0
Middle school football Thursday...Clinton 50 Soldier's Memorial 28
Middle School football...Tuesday: Jefferson 20 Clinton 8
High School Football polls: The high school football polls for this week were released on Monday. In Class 6A, Maryville is #1 and Sevier County #10. In Class 5A, Knox West remains at #1, with Anderson County at #4, South-Doyle at #9 and Campbell County at #10. In Class 4A, Fulton and catholic are ranked #1 and #2, respectively. In Class 3A, Alcoa is #1 with CAK at #7. In Class 2A, Grace Christian is ranked #3 and Oneida is #9. In Class 1A, Greenback is #5 with Midway and Coalfield tied for #7.
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Week 4 Scores
Anderson County 64 Karns 28…AC scored twice BEFORE their offense ever took the field—once on an 81-yard punt return and again on a 40-yard interception return—both by Brandon Ford, and romped at the Beaver Dam. Ford added a second pick later in the first half. The Mavs led 51-14 at halftime and rested their starters beginning in the third quarter. Matt Fox rushed for 223 yards and three scores while Garrett Johnson added one rushing TD and 2 touchdown catches.
Oak Ridge 35 McMinn County 0…Jaylen Nickerson scored two rushing touchdowns and the Wildcat defense was stout as they kept host McMinn County winless.
Elsewhere: Coalfield 66 Oliver Springs 34…Alcoa 45 Kingston 14…Central 28 Powell 14…Gibbs 28 Halls 12…Midway 38 Tellico Plains 28…Meigs County 42 Rockwood 14…Oakdale 38 Wartburg 14…Grace Christian 40 Harriman 19…West 49 Farragut 30…Oneida 14 Greenback 0…Sunbright 39 Jellico 18
High School Football Thursday at Clinton…Campbell County 41 Clinton 34: The game lived up to its billing as an offensive shootout and a duel between two of the best quarterbacks in the state but the Campbell County Cougars left Clinton with a huge District win. The teams combined for 803 total yards (CCHS 411; CHS 392) in the televised match-up, which was not decided until late in the 4th quarter with Clinton trailing by 7 when a muffed center/QB exchange resulted in a lost Dragon fumble at the Cougar 16-yard line with 1:58 to play. Had the Dragons been able to punch it in, which seemed likely given the first 38 minutes of the game, Coach Josh Kerr said after the game that his team would have gone for two points and the win. CCHS struck first on a Trey Torres 2-yard TD run but the Dragons answered with touchdown passes from Tyler Thackerson to Travist Patrick (30 yards) and Zach Jones (13). The Cougars then scored twice, once on a run by Paul Courdle and again on a TD toss from Ethan Jeffers to Preston Miller that covered 32 yards. The Dragons knotted it up at the half on a 4-yard scoring strike to Hayden Martin with no time left in the quarter to make it 21-21. Clinton struck first in the third quarter on a Shane Hooks 15-yard touchdown catch that made it 28-21. Torres scored again for the Cougars on a 34-yard pass from Jeffers but the extra point was blocked, keeping the Dragons ahead 28-27. CCHS reclaimed the lead 34-28 early in the fourth quarter when Jeffers found Jacob Bunch from 20 yards out. Jones ran in from 14 yards out to tie the game but the extra point was blocked. Campbell County got the go-ahead score on a Courdle 3-yard plunge with 4:24 remaining. After recovering the botched snap, the Cougars were able to run out the clock and improve to 4-1 on the season, 2-1 in District 3-AAA. The loss dropped CHS to 2-3, 1-3. Thackerson went 18-of-22 for 169 yards and 4 touchdowns while the Dragon rushing attack ground out 223 yards, led by Aaron Watson (75 yards), Hooks (73), Jones (54) and Thackerson (36). Hayden Martin had 5 catches for 35 yards and a score while Travist Patrick caught a TD for the third straight game. Campbell County was led by Jeffers' 21-of-26 passing for 329 yards and 3 TDs while Courdle added 60 rushing yards and two scores. Torres was Campbell County's leading receiver with 122 yards on seven receptions. Next up for Clinton is a Homecoming date with Karns next Friday while the Cougars return home to face Halls.
Campbell County
High School football polls: High school football polls for this week were released on Monday and once again East Tennessee is well-represented. In Class 6A, Maryville remains at #1, with Dobyns-Bennett at #7 and Sevier County at #10. In Class 5A, Knox West is still #1, while Anderson County moved up to #4, South-Doyle jumped to #9 and Campbell County fell to #10. Fulton remains atop the Class 4A poll with Catholic at #2 and Greeneville at #3. In Class 3A, Alcoa is #1 and CAK is #9, while Grace Christian fell two spots to #3 in the Class 2A poll. Greenback is #2 in Class 1A, Coalfield is #7 and Midway is #9.
High School Football…Friday September 12th
Clinton 20 Gibbs 17 (2OT)…It wasn't pretty and it wasn't typical, but the Clinton Dragons notched their first District 3-AAA victory of the season as they outlasted Gibbs on the road in a thriller. The victory, which improved Clinton to 2-2, 1-2 on the season, did not come on the backs of their offensive leaders but rather, was keyed by a defense that held the "ground-and-pound" rushing attack of the Eagles to only 52 yards and an offense that received a second-half pick-me-up from running back Shane Hooks, who tied the game up in the third quarter at 7-7 with the Dragons' only points of regulation on an 8-yard run with 7:17 to play in the period. The Gibbs defense was stout as well, preventing Clinton from converting on seven of eight fourth-down conversions in a game that saw the Dragons move the ball extremely well between the twenties but have trouble converting their 325 yards of total offense into points. Gibbs stunned Clinton just before halftime on an 82-yard bomb from Preston Booth to Ethan Warden that made the score at intermission 7-0. After winning the coin toss to start their first overtime contest since 2000 (a 22-21 loss to South-Doyle), CHS went on defense and gave up an 8-yard Booth-to-Brendan Wilson scoring toss, which they promptly answered with a 3-yard pass hookup between Tyler Thackerson and Travist Patrick that knotted the score at 14-14. The Dragons won the second coin toss, opting once again to go on defense first, and surrendered a 22-yard field goal by Buck Hawkins. Two plays later, the game ended on a Thackerson 5-yard touchdown toss to Hayden Martin.
Clinton's record in overtime games (Won 11, Lost 8)
(Rule instituted at start of 1973 season for regular-season games; single overtime unless noted; "vs." = Clinton home game unless noted)
L, 7-10 vs. Bradley Central, 10/8/76
L, 7-10 at Powell, 8/25/78
W, 20-19 at Knoxville West, 9/10/82
W, 28-27 (2 OT) at Heritage, 10/21/83
W, 26-23 (2 OT) at Halls, 11/9/84
W, 21-14 vs. Springfield, 11/17/84 (Tobacco Bowl in Hartsville)
W, 14-13 at Central, 9/6/85
L, 24-27 (2 OT) at Farragut, 9/13/85
W, 36-29 at Murfreesboro Riverdale, 10/25/85
L, 7-14 vs. Powell, 9/1/89
L, 21-28 at William Blount, 9/20/91
L, 27-28 (2 OT) vs. Maryville, 9/23/94
W, 27-24 (2 OT) vs. Powell, 9/8/95
W, 31-24 (2 OT) at Sevier County, 9/27/96
W, 14-7 at Anderson County, 9/26/97
L, 28-35 (2 OT) vs. Science Hill, 11/6/98 (first round of playoffs)
W, 20-14 vs. Anderson County, 9/17/99
L, 21-22 at South-Doyle, 10/6/00
W, 20-17 (2 OT) at Gibbs, 9/12/14
Anderson County 35 Campbell County 14…AC reaffirmed its status as one of the teams—if not the team—to beat in District 3-AAA as they blew open a close game in the second half and improved to 4-0, 3-0. The game was tied 14-14 at halftime after each team scored once in each of the game's first two quarters: Campbell County on TD passes from Ethan Jeffers to Preston Miller (37 yards) and Joseph Elkins (66 yards and the Mavericks on a Zane Smith-to-Garrett Johnson pass that covered seven yards and a one-yard Smith run. It was all AC in the second half, as they blanked the Cougars while adding a Matt Fox TD run, a second Smith run that covered 28 yards and a Johnson nine-yard scamper that gave the Mavs a big win at home.
Elsewhere: Oak Ridge 42 Halls 0…Jackson County 59 Oliver Springs 8…Central 49 Karns 28…West 34 Asheville (NC) 14…Alcoa 42 McMinn County 10…Greenback 17 Coalfield 6…Heritage 45 Seymour 8…Kingston 28 Rockwood 21…Fulton 55 Farragut 0…Webb 31 CAK 27…Lenoir City 43 Sequoyah 13…Midway 47 Hancock County 7…McMinn Central 27 Grace Christian 26…Scott 47 Wartburg 8…South Doyle 47 Hardin Valley 21…Sunbright 47 Tri-Cities Christian 22…Sweetwater 12 Austin-East 7…Whitwell 36 Harriman 28
High School Football, Week 2 (Friday Sept. 5)
Oak Ridge 44 Clinton 21…Clinton outgained Oak Ridge 471-396 and stunned the 'Cats on the first play of the game with a Tyler Thackerson-to-Beau Crisp 80-yard score on a brilliantly-executed play-action pass, but the combination of a very talented Oak Ridge squad (2-0, 1-0), four turnovers and two failed onside-kick attempts doomed the Dragons (1-2, 0-2) as they tried to snap a now-five-game-losing skid versus their longtime rivals. Clinton was led by Thackerson (253 yards passing, 83 yards rushing; touchdown tosses to Crisp and Travist Patrick; while Aaron Watson added a TD run and Zach Jones had his second straight 100-yard rushing effort. Logan Fadnek made his first career start and went 11 for 21 for 185 yards, 2 TDs (1 to Tee Higgins, another to Isiah Jones—who also had 84 yards rushing). TJ Allison, Jaylen Nickerson and Malik Hardy all added rushing TDs for Oak Ridge.
Anderson County 35 Gibbs 14…AC put the game away by halftime as Matt Fox ran for two scores, Zane Smith ran for one and threw another to Brandon Ford, and Aaron Sharp returned an interception for a score for the Mavericks (3-0, 2-0).
Elsewhere: Oakdale 50 Oliver Springs 27…Campbell County 35 Central 27…Rockwood 42 Harriman 28…Coalfield 26 Sunbright 13…Scott 34 Kingston 7…Catholic 70 CAK 23…Fulton 56 Austin-East 6…Oneida 47 Wartburg 0…Hardin Valley 26 William Blount 7…Powell 35 Karns 28…Heritage 50 Bearden 14
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Clinton Middle School Football on WYSH: (Thursday) Clinton 42 Horace Maynard 6
High School Football Scores Week 1 (August 29th)
Friday at Clinton…Dragons 51 Seymour 14: The Dragons assumed control of their home opener midway through the second quarter and never looked back as they rolled to 593 total yards of offense and scored 37 unanswered points. Zach Jones broke out in a big way with 176 yards on rushing and three touchdowns on just 12 carries. His scoring romps covered 47, 44 and 10 yards. Tyler Thackerson accounted for 288 total yards (198 passing and 90 rushing), threw a 55-yard touchdown pass to Beau Crisp and ran for two more scores. Aaron Watson had 70 yards rushing and a touchdown for the Dragons, who gained 395 yards on the ground for the game. Jonathan Bean had five catches for 51 yards and Matt Tolson kicked a 26-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter to get the clock rolling under the mercy rule. Clinton's defense forced four turnovers (Isaiah Vibbert interception, fumble recoveries by Travist Patrick, Cain Hammond and Christian Bailey). Clinton was flagged 12 times for 110 yards.
Seymour 7-
7- 0- 0—14
Elsewhere: Anderson County 38 Austin-East 0…AC rolled at home, outgaining the Roadrunners 302-82, and forcing two A-E turnovers. Brandon Ford caught at TD pass and recovered blocked punt in the end zone to help lead the Mavericks (2-0).
Oak Ridge 13 Farragut 0…Neither team's offense scored but Brandon Nickle kicked two field goals (46, 44 yards) and Jemiah Hall returned an interception for a score as OR opened up its season at home.
York Institute 48 Oliver Springs 0…Campbell County 64 Lynn Camp (Ky) 0…Hardin valley 53 Karns 21…Halls 35 Union County 33…Gibbs 49 Grainger 14…CAK 47 Powell 13…Central 31 Jefferson County 17…Rockwood 49 Wartburg 6…Oakdale 28 Pickett County 6…Harriman 34 Sunbright 7…Catholic 61 Coalfield 0…Grace Christian 19 Kingston 7…Fulton 84 Bearden 0…Maryville 41 Alcoa 14
Middle School football August 28th…Oneida 42 Clinton 20…Oakdale 38 Jellico 22…Harriman 24 Rockwood 8…Oliver Springs 12 Cherokee 6…Midway 28 Wartburg 14…Norris 48 Maynardville 6…Coalfield 44 Burchfield 28…Spring City 14 Rhea Middle 12


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- Private Party Facilities: The Volterra Drawing Room is a beautiful, intimate private event venue located next door to Volterra restaurant and is an ideal location for small to mid-size events. We offer the same award winning cuisine, exceptional service and extensive wine list as Volterra.
- Private Party Contact: Michelle Quisenberry 8883527279
Getting there
- Cross Street: 20th Ave NW
- Public Transit: Metro Bus #17 and 18
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: Street parking is available on Ballard Avenue and Shilshole Avenue. Paid parking in the Ballard Landmark Garage. Enter on Leary Way with access to Ballard Avenue puts you 1 block away from Volterra. Please note, access to garage entrance on Ballard Avenue is only open until midnight.
A word from Volterra
Volterra features the bold-flavored, Tuscan-inspired menu of Chef Don Curtiss showcasing his innovative style applied to the bountiful harvest of the Pacific Northwest. Menu highlights include: Seasonal Tuscan specialties –truffles, squash blossoms, fresh porcini mushrooms are featured throughout the year. All natural, organic or free-range meats and poultry. Fresh, house made pasta. Our extensive wine list features primarily Italian and Northwest wines. Volterra has received numerous accolades including: "Best New Restaurant" and "Best Italian Restaurant" by Seattle Magazine. "Best Italian Restaurant" by Seattle Citysearch, and "Best Chef Inspired Restaurant" by Seattle Metropolitan Magazine, Zagat "America's Top Restaurant's" and "America's Top Italian Restaurants". Rachael Ray named Volterra "one of her favorite restaurants on the planet".Continued
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Volterra reviews from OpenTable diners
90 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (60)special occasion (44)neighborhood gem (44)romantic (42)notable wine list (32)great for outdoor dining (25)good for groups (10)great for brunch (6)hot spot (6)late-night find (4)kid-friendly (2)vibrant bar scene (2)scenic view (1)great for lunch (1)Show More
- A fine spot for Italian cuisine with flairballardDinerDined on 11/18/2014We visit this restaurant about once a month, and are always delighted with the menu offerings, which change with the seasons. Never have we had a disappointing meal; the food is fresh and tasty, the service prompt and courteous. It seems as though the staff actually want us to enjoy our time there. We've never done it, but it is possible for a couple to get seats in the bar and have dinner there in a slightly more action-packed setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious and ample mealsjapanesophileDined on 11/18/2014My first visit to Volterra was during the 3 for $33 dining out week. Everyone in my party enjoyed their meals. My oil soup was delicious (in spite of the name which prevented my dining companions from selecting it). Most of our party had the delicous and surprisingly ample jumbo shrimp - perfectly spiced and plenty of them. All of the vegetables, including the cauliflower gratin first course, were prepared just to the edge of qualifying as cooked - still delightfully crispy and flavorful. Lovely wine list, although there could be a few more by the glass choices. Fabulous (and, again, generously portioned) tiramisu. The atmosphere was reminiscent of visiting a warm, elderly French aunt - homey but slightly formal. Sound level was perfect for failing middle-aged ears.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food HeavenFoodieDined on 11/15/2014Delicious fettuccini with shrimp! Appetizer of mussels and sausage was surprisingly delicious. Food truly fit for a foodie. I'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great atmosphere and service!teachergirlDined on 11/14/2014My husband and I celebrated our anniversary at Volterra this weekend. The food and drinks were presented beautifully and the atmosphere of the interior made it feel warm and romantic. Our server was very attentive and professional. The food and beverages themselves (not accounting for presentation) were a little underwhelming given the prices, so this may be one of those places we got to only once every 1 or 2 years just for the ambiance.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent!lovetodineVIPDined on 11/13/2014The food, the service and the atmosphere was perfect for a cold evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mixed feelingsheidiVIPDined on 11/12/2014I ate dinner her for the second time. The wait staff was wonderful, again recommending the perfect wine with dinner. The boar and prawns exceptional and I tried not to lick my plate on the lemon panna cotta. I wanted to try something different and went with the oil soup...horrible. I literally had two bites, my companion one bite, and could not eat it. I was a bit disappointed that the waiter took it away and did not offer a replacement or to remove it from the bill. Others around us were not pleased with the dish either. It really needs to be removed. If not for that I would give it four stars.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top Notch Food and ServiceseattlenativeDined on 11/9/2014Volterra is a quaint little place on Ballard Avenue that a person might walk/drive by and barely notice. We took advantage of the dine around Seattle deal. They had great choices and we probably would have chosen one of them even if we had the whole menu to choose from. The service is amazing. We got to try 3 different types of wine since we were unsure of what we wanted. The waiters were there when you needed them and not hovering when you didn't.Special Features:
- Off day?OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/9/2014I've been to volterra a handful of time and each time I thought it was good - not blow your mind great, but a solid place to grab brunch and a drink. This time it just seemed different. On a very brunchy Sunday, it was empty at 11am except for two other very quiet tables. At volterra, there are a lot of tables. The contrast was awkward. Our server was reasonably prompt and friendly, and he gave honest suggestions. But the food was not up to the standards I had come to expect. Perhaps just an off day.
- Good for a quick drink onlybrianDined on 11/8/2014Good for a quick drink only before going to a decent restaurant, not understanding how all of these restaurants in northwest Washington get ridiculous high reviews. I got the risotto because, well, if a chef can perfect retaurant I will bet my life they are amazing at life. Unfortunately it reminded me of my freshman year in college , the first time I ever attempted to cook Uncle Bens rice. The server I feel came right over from a shift at Applebees..... The drink list was great though and the bottles are priced fairly to my surprise.Special Features:
- Nice service - bad foodsm2222Dined on 11/1/2014We went to Volterra for an anniversary dinner recently. While the ambience is very nice and the service we received was also very good - I wouldn't recommend the food. Maybe the dining staff had an "off" night - not sure. But it was our 1st time dining there - and we really looked forward to it given all the raves the place has received. In no rush to return there.
- Dine Out Week at VolterraprefermyowncookingDined on 10/30/2014We arrived early for our reservation and were invited to stay at the bar rather than move to a table. The bartender, Brett, was charming and attentive. Rather than stick with the 3 course menu, we choose the main courses from it and replaced dessert with an antipasti platter to share. The drinks and bread with fennel salt and olive oil were excellent as always. The house red was robust & satisfying. The main course portions seemed small given we held off on lunch because of our early seating time and were wet and hungry when we arrived. The seafood stew was bland unfortunately.Special Features:
- Seattle Restaurant Week VisitChuggaDined on 10/26/2014I visited this restaurant with the wife for the first time for the SRW. We both ordered off of the 3 course for 30$ special menu for this event. The good: Appetizers were unique. Main courses were delicious, cooked great and had plenty of flavor Desserts were also very tasty. The restaurant had a cafe feel to it, while the bar area seemed more intimate. Food was served very quickly The bad: The Caesar salad appetizer was very small compared to the soup that I ordered. We wish the waiter would have been a little bit more friendly. Service is a very important factor when we go out and dine. We are never rude to the servers and always say please and thank you. He seemed like he wanted to rush us through the meal as quickly as possible.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- sashaDined on 10/26/2014I have always loved Volterra both for its quiet and romantic setting and it exquisitely prepared and creative dishes. The appetizers are superb as are the pastas and entrees. The seasoned waiters are much more adept than some of the newer and younger servers or greeters who seem awkward and not that attentive to whom ordered what- at least the night we were there recently.Special Features:
- A little space would make it betterShannonVIPDined on 10/24/2014The food was great but we were so close to our neighbors it was impossible to have a private conversation.Special Features:
- Horrible service. Not coming back.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/23/2014Horrible service. No one knew who was serving my table. More detail: No one even came to take my order for 10 minutes because neither of the two servers on the side of the room I was seated at were coming by. AT ALL. I had to tell one of them that I was ready to order and she was confused, so there was obviously a misunderstanding between her and the other server. This is unacceptable for a restaurant like Volterra. My table wasnt set properly. No one brought bread over yet they were asking the tables to the left and right of us if they wanted a second basket of bread. No plates for the olive oil were brought over until I asked. Its really a shame because the food was great. I wont be coming back, not even for restaurant week.
- wonderful!jseattleDined on 10/23/2014I came with a friend for dinner during Restaurant Week and was totally impressed. The decor was nice, and although tables are close to each other, it still felt intimate. We were there early so it was quiet. The food we ordered was fantastic: baked cauliflower appetizer and lamb loin entree. The flavors were great, the lamb came as rare (or done) as we asked for. They had a good selection of wines by the glass. I wasn't quite sure which to order and got a really good recommendation from the waitstaff. Without asking, they brought me a taste before I committe to a glass (generous pour) - very nice! Restaurant Week is a great way to try out restaurants, and this is one I will come back to!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/22/2014The menu is so mouth-watering online, but it wasn't current with the menu that was given to our table. It would be great to make sure they match so that guests can receive the menu item they have been dreaming about all day! We searched through the current menu and were all very happy with our new selections. Overall, it was a great restaurant and we enjoyed our time in Ballard.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great service and food!lovetodineVIPDined on 10/19/2014Love the service and food. Our waiter was fantastic. He gave me samples of various red wine before I ordered. He was SUPER!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!natmrkDined on 10/19/2014We went to Volterra in Ballard for the first time during Seattle Restaurant Week and loved it! The dining room was a bit full so we sat outside. The outdoor seating was beautiful and we had it all to ourselves. The food was delicious and the service impeccable. We will be back.Special Features:
- DisappointedDMSSVIPDined on 10/19/2014We found Volterra to be disappointing. It did not come anywhere close to living up to its reputation. The food was rather bland. I was surprised when my lamb loin arrived with a simple scoop of mashed potatoes, like you might get at a diner. The potatoes were bland, and the lamb was not very flavorful. Nor was the wild boar loin that my dining companion had. The service was pretty good, however.
- Twice disappointedlanges23Dined on 10/19/2014Volterra used to be a restaurant we really looked forward to visiting. Given the cost, we saved up for special occasions. The last two times we have been for dinner however, have been disappointing. At one visit my husband's osso bucco came to the table charred and dry and I was astonished that they let it leave the kitchen at all. This time the lamb was rubbery and the plate came appointed with a few spears of asparagus and an ice cream scoop of flavorless mashed potatoes. The entire plate was anemic looking and unappetizing. My own $18 plate of pesto pasta was unimaginatively dotted with uninteresting bits of sundried tomato and scanty dots of goat cheese. We are waiting for strike three- Volterra's already out.Special Features:
- Amazing Food and serviceDevanVIPDined on 10/18/2014My husband and I went here before a show in Ballard the food was amazing! I had the smoked salmon ravioli and he had the wild boar tenderloin. We shared a beautiful bottle of wine that our server suggested. We can't wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic all aroundAldaensterDined on 10/7/2014Great service, spot-on wine suggestions, and welk-executed dishes from appetizers to dessert. We are going back next week to try our second choices from the menu!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummy!juniormintzDined on 10/4/2014My husband and I dined at Volterra on our wedding anniversary and it was wonderful treat! The food was amazing and we were treated very well. We had a fantastic time. The only thing I could nitpick about was that the cocktails seemed small and stingy and not particularly notable. We'll definitely come back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Going downhillDisappointedDined on 10/3/2014The food was OK. For years this was my favorite restaurant, but I will probably not return. The food has gone from great to average. The way we were rushed through our meal you would have thought there was a line of people out the door, although the restaurant was half empty. Very disappointing.
- Great Italian; good wineballardDinerDined on 9/25/2014One of our favorite spots. Especially good is the Autumn menu, which features pork jowls in pasta.Special Features:
- nice dinnercharDined on 9/20/2014Liked it, had a nice dinner. It wasn't amazing, but server was great, liked the feel and will probably go back again.Special Features:
- A rare complaint about VolterraOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/19/2014Volterra is one of our favorite restaurants and now that we discovered the athletic club cheap parking structure, it's even better! But, it was so dark we asked for a second candle so we could read the menus. Several people complained but nothing happened, it was too dark. Romantic is fine but none of the diners was a teenager so raise the light level to reasonable.Special Features:
- Great place to gochefpropmanDined on 9/13/2014I work in the business and this by far was one of the best meals I've had in years. The wild boar and the lamb was superb. The mussel appetizer was so tender and sweet and I don't really care for mussels. I would highly recommend this restaurantSpecial Features:
- Urban oasisProfBobDined on 9/13/2014Great food in a great setting--a quiet spot for escape and relaxation in an urban setting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still love itDrinkneatinBallardDined on 9/10/2014Dinner with visiting family. Service was great, per usual. All dishes tasty except my moms pork loin. Over cooked and dry.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, uninteresting crowdipanemaNHDined on 9/6/2014I love the food in Voltera but I feel that each time I go back there the crowd is more family oriented. It lacks the high energy, trendy vibe that I'd look for a Saturday night dinner in Ballard.Special Features:
- Mehh...not so romantic, not so goodFoodieFemmeDined on 9/6/2014We came here to celebrate our anniversary since it was rated as a "romantic" restaurant. It was ok, but certainly not a romantic spot. The restaurant was unpleasantly hot and muggy...like eating in their kitchen. The table for two was very small, with one cushy bench seat and one hard chair. It was crammed in 6 inches from the table next to us, who had resorted to using the table next to them to hold their sides dishes and bread - which we never got. The wait staff knocked into my wine glass trying to serve the table next to us. My medium-rare lamb loin came well-done (yuck!), and the ball of mashed potatoes had sat around so long it formed a crust on top. The rest of the food was ok. We had several different servers. Mehh.
- Usually great food and service.FurryBikerDined on 8/30/2014Been here 3 times. First two were excellent. This time the food did seem as brilliant and the service was rushed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wanted to love it morevalegDined on 8/16/2014We had a lovely evening with friends. Service was great, ambiance lovely, but the food, while good, was only that: good - not great. With all the awards, and with the spendy price, I expected to be wowed! Probably won't go back; too many other great places to go for less money.Special Features:
- Ballard fine ItaliandavesfavesDined on 8/15/2014We had a very nice meal here recently. The space it warm and contemporary, and located on a historic street with a happening scene. Salads were freshly made with wonderful flavors. The pasta sauces and entrees were very flavorful and well constructed, with superb service. Nice ambience in a neighborhood of noisier venues.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently excellentBallardDinerDined on 8/9/2014We have found the quality of Volterra's kitchen and dining room staff to be consistently excellent. Euro size portions (i.e., not huge), allow for having a tasty appetizer, main course and dessert without overeating. Everything we have had was delicious and perfectly prepared, so it really comes down to individual taste as to what anyone would choose from the menu. However, we would be sorely disappointed if the wild boar tenderloin or the mushroom polenta were ever retired from the menu. Treat yourself to a night in Tuscany.Special Features:
- As good as always...senti598Dined on 8/8/2014Great food. Relaxed atmospher. Really interesting menu. Overall GREAT!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NiceAMinSeattleDined on 8/2/2014We had a nice dinner. I was a bit disappointed with the charcuterie plate, we just got 4 different kinds of salami (I'm not particularly keen on salami) and very little cheese. If it is supposed to be charcuterie one expects a mix of salami, ham, prosciutto etc. Never mind. Our main course was pasta. My husband had the mushroom and guanciale taglierini, which were excellent. I had the aubergine ravioli and the tomato based sauce they were dressed in was way too spicy for me! The good thing is, most of the pasta on the menu is home made. Dessert was nice (custard cream with fresh berries and amaretti crumbs). Overall ok.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousMECADined on 8/2/2014Thoroughly enjoyed the dinner and the service. One of the best pastas I have had - rich ingredients but not heavy at all. I had guests visiting from out of town and had wanted to introduce them to the neighbourhood. The menu was diverse enough to suit different tastes. the waiter recommended a wine that was delicious. Definitely a place I'll go back to if I want to treat myself. Even the coffee was extra-ordinary. Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Photos and Description of this 6 bedroom holiday villa in Puerto Vallarta - Casa La Vista
6 Bedrooms, 8 Bathrooms, 12 Sleeps
Once upon a time, on a beautiful beach of Mismaloya Bay, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor fell in love. The Night of the Iguana was filmed, and Puerto Vallarta became internationally famous. Now, Casa La Vista overlooks this beautiful site and is all yours to enjoy. Whether for corporate retreats, families or friends, there is something for everyone under the Mexican sun!
The outside of Casa La Vista features a vast, elongated infinity swimming pool, perfect for swimming laps. You will find two more pools, one with a swim-up bar, and two outdoor whirlpools as well. The alfresco experience is rounded out with a barbeque, lovely outdoor lounging and dining areas and a roof-top sundeck. Indoors, you will find a Bose home theatre system with satellite TV, Wi-Fi access, baby equipment and purified water. The full floor games rooms includes billiards, foosball, air hockey, a bar and various other divertissements. Your reservation includes a manager, housekeeping, a chef service and a butler.
The interiors of Casa La Vista are airy, bright and showcase immaculate, modern furnishings. The capacious, open plan living, lounging and dining areas are quite magnificent with their uninterrupted views of the ocean. The gourmet kitchen comes fully equipped with loads of counter space.
Seven marvelous bedrooms, along with eight and a half bathrooms, accommodate up to fourteen guests at Casa La Vista. Children are welcome. All of the bedrooms include en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning and ceiling fans. Two of the suites feature jetted tubs in the bathroom and direct access to the outdoors.
During the winter and early spring seasons, the Bay of Banderas is visited by whales and dolphins, and other interesting sea creatures. Every day, the chorus lines of pelicans gliding along the tips of the ocean waves never cease to amaze. From golf, to fishing and water sports, there are no shortage of options in Peurto Vallarta. As the days wind down, recline with the magical sunsets at Casa La Vista. Your dream villa awaits!
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Bedroom / Bathroom Description
Bedroom 1 - Master
King size bed, En-suite bathroom with shower and jetted bathtub, Air conditioning, Living/dining/kitchen area, Ceiling fan, TV, Telephone, Safe, Toiletries, Oceanfront deck
Bedroom 2
King bed, En-suite bathroom with shower and jetted bathtub, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan, Safe, Telephone
Bedroom 3
King bed, En-suite bathroom with jetted bathtub and shower, Air conditioning, TV, Ceiling fan, Security box, Telephone, Private garden patio, Platform beach lounge area
Bedroom 4
King bed, En-suite bathroom with bathtub and shower, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan, Security box, Telephone
Bedroom 5
King size bed, En-suite bathroom with shower, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan, Security box, Telephone
Bedroom 6
2 Single beds, En-suite bathroom with shower, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan, Security box, Telephone
Bedroom 7 – Staff Room
King size bed, En-suite bathroom, Air conditioning, Ceiling fan, Security box, Telephone, Kitchenette
Features & Amenities
Air conditioning
All stainless steel appliances
Fridge with icemaker
Toaster oven
Coffee maker
Coffee grinder
Food processor
Table-top grill
Full floor game room:
Infinity pool and deck
Game table
Foosball table
Entertainment cabinet
Bose music system
Pool table
4 Granite kitchen
Fitness facility
Indoor/outdoor speaker system
Bose home theatre
Satellite TV
DVD player
CD player
Wireless Apple airport play
Wi-Fi access
Lap top
Printer/scanner/copier/fax machine
Baby equipment
Water purification system
Outdoor Features
3 Heated pools
2 Whirl pool spa
Swim-up bar
Alfresco shower
BBQ grill
Alfresco dining
Roof-top sundeck
4-Car garage
Staff & Services
Daily staff service
Housekeeper - 9am to 5pm
Cook – 7am to 3pm
Dinner chef – 3pm to 11pm
Waiting staff – 7am to 3pm
Butler service
Laundry service
At Extra Cost – advance notice may be required:
Villa pre-stocking
Activities and excursions
Event fee
Villa Policies
Maximum 14 guests
Children welcome
Smoking permitted
Pets not permitted
Security deposit required
Wedding/social events accepted – maximum 100 guests
2 minute walk to tennis court
5 minute walk to Mismaloya Beach
15 minute drive to
Mismaloya Town
Grocery store
15 minute drive to Puerto Vallarta
40 minute drive to golf course and Puerto Vallarta Airport
Additional Information
Puerto Vallarta lies along Banderas Bay, the second largest bay in the Western Hemisphere. It is located 352 kilometers (219 miles) from Guadalajara, the state capital of Jalisco, and is nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Madre mountain range. The region has many forests, rivers and waterfalls, with an average temperature of 27°C (80°F).
Playa Mismaloya gained fame from the film "The Night of the Iguana", and quickly became a popular celebrity hangout. Now, visitors flock to see the impressive rock formations of Los Arcos emerge from the bay's crystalline waters, which are great for diving and discovering incredible underwater mountains and steeps. The City Hall has murals painted by Manuel Lepe, and the Malecon (sea wall) is adorned with romantic bronze sculptures. What's more, the streets of downtown offer shops and galleries that sell local paintings and sculptures of local artists. The city, known for its top-notch services, also has golf courses, boutiques and a marina.
In Puerto Vallarta you can enjoy the exquisite regional cuisine of Jalisco, that so many people have come to love, and the terraces of open-air restaurants, where you can watch cruise ships roll in as you take in an incredible sunset.
Sport fishing is just one of many activities you can do during your stay in Puerto Vallarta. Each year, during the month of November, the International Sailfish Fishing Tournament takes place. Other activities available in this region are eco-tourism, extreme sports, snorkeling, scuba diving, surfing, boating, golfing and nightlife.