LOCAL DIGEST: Kaepernick adds body art

San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick spent a few more hours in a tattoo artist's chair Wednesday night. Turlock's favorite son had an intricate design added to his chest around the words "Against All Odds" that was previously inked there. Orly Locquiao of San Jose's Humble Beginnings Tattoo parlor posted pictures of his artwork on Instagram, describing the design as representing Kaepernick's "family, inner strength, spiritual growth, and humility." The new art was inked like a permanent football jersey below Kaepernick's neck and extends around his chest like shoulder pads. Click here to see it: http://instagram.com/p/Vb2laAP0UM/

MODESTO WOMAN FANCAVE FINALIST

Last year Lathrop's Ashley Chavez spent the summer in the MLB FanCave in New York. The San Francisco Giants fan was eventually crowned champion of what has become an annual baseball-lovers contest. This year Modesto's Cindy Padilla, an Oakland A's fan, is among the final 52 contestants vying for a spot in the baseball studio. Contestants watch games and promote the league via social media. To view Padilla's tryout video and cast a vote, visit mlbfancave.mlb.com.

MJC GOLF SECOND IN SANTA ROSA

Led by Ryan Jones' 2-under 70, the Modesto Junior College men's golf team took second at in a five-team non-conference match at Oakmont Golf Course in Santa Rosa. The host Bear Cubs shot the lowest team score, a 372, to Modesto 396. Coach Ron Gross said Jones' 70 is the second-lowest score posted by an MJC golfer since Clayton Aguilar's 67 at Spring Creek Country Club in 2010.

MJC SOFTBALL SEEKS FIRST WIN

The Modesto Junior College softball team matched visiting Ohlone for hits Thursday, but didn't drive in enough runs in a 6-3 loss. Micayla Laupua and Roxy Corella head had two hits for the Pirates (0-5), whose next home game is Tuesday against Chabot at 3 p.m.