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at Hoover on Jan 23 to close out the first round of league play.
With the exception of the Hoover rematch, the Pirates' remaining league schedule is road-heavy. Reedley played at McLane on Jan. 30, then returned to Fresno for a 6:30 p.m. con- test against NYL co-leader Fresno High on Friday, Feb. 1. The Pirates' lone league win was on Jan. 16, 68-61 over the Highlanders at RHS gym.
Before the 6:30 p.m. var- sity tipoff against Hoover on Feb. 4, the Pirates will honor seven senior players on the roster.
GIRLS BASKETBALL Two tight losses for RHS
Despite two big scoring games from freshman Miah Paz, Reedley High dropped a pair of tight NYL decisions. First, the PIrates couldn't rally late in a 59-54 home loss to Hoover on Jan. 22, then were outscored 15-8 in the final quarter of a 45-37 loss at Roosevelt on Jan. 24.
Paz scored 23 points and collected five rebounds and seven steals against the Patriots, then finished with 22 points and three boards against Roosevelt. Junior Madison Haney added nine points and four rebounds against Hoover while se- nior Clare McGahan had four points and 11 rebounds against Roosevelt.
Reedley has home games remaining with Fresno (Thursday, Jan. 31) and Senior Night against Sunnyside (Wednesday, Feb. 6). The Pirates are at Hoover on Monday, Feb. 4. All games are scheduled to tip off at 6:30 p.m.
GIRLS SOCCER Showdown in Fresno
on Feb. 4 for Pirates Reedley High's girls have a showdown looming with second place Hoover on Monday, Feb. 4, in Fresno. First, the league-leading Pi- rates (12-6-4, 6-0 NYL) host Fresno High in a 5:30 p.m. start on Thursday, Jan. 31, at Sal Gonzalez Field. That followed a Jan. 29 game at McLane (results were un-
available at press time). Last week, Reedley out- scored visiting Hoover 3-1 on Jan. 22 and then won 2-0 at Roosevelt. Seniors Miko Sunamoto and Emma Mulligan along with sopho- more Amanda Lopez scored against the Pates. Mulligan and senior Kaitlyn Peters scored in the second half against the Rough Riders, and the Reedley defense did
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Arroyo at 120 pounds. Chavez — a three-time West Sequoia League champion who's ranked No. 1 in Division V and No. 7 in Division I — defeated Arroyo in a 5-0 decision.
Tristen, the team's cap- tain, who moved up to 126 pounds and delivered the ic- ing on the victory by scoring a third-period pin over Cesar Guzman for his 18th victory of the season.
"That sealed the deal for us," Saenz said. "That's the third time he's done that for us this year."
Orange Cove's other wins came from senior Cris- tian Vargas (7-0 decision over Quincy Quintana at 170 pounds) and Isaac Macias (pin over Antawn Cervantes at 220). Reedley's Leo Flores won the remaining match, de- feating the Titans' Jesus Medel 3-1 by getting a takedown in overtime.
Orange Cove takes mo- mentum of the Manning Me- lee victory into the CSL tour- nament on Thursday, Jan. 31, at Fowler High School. The Ti- tans then will compete in the Division 5 section meet Friday and Saturday, Feb. 8-9, at East Bakersfield High School.
Reedley, meanwhile,
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points, seven from the foul line, in 21 minutes of action during the Sunbirds' 96-73 PacWest Conference loss at Azusa Pacific on Jan. 24. The freshman guard from Immanuel then was held scoreless while playing 27 minutes in a 73-69 loss at Biola on Jan. 26.
Kendricks added three assists and a steal with one three-point basket in the loss to Azu- sa Pacific. Fellow Immanuel High graduate R.J. Horn scored three points off the bench for FPU.
The Sunbirds (8-10, 5-8 PacWest) hosted
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Reedley heads to Cuperti- no on Tuesday, Feb. 5, to face the DeAnza College Dons (1-1) in a 2 p.m. start.
The Tigers started the new season on Jan. 25 with a 6-1 loss to Laney College in Oakland. Reedley was outhit 17-4 and committed three er- rors. Their only run came in the seventh after back-to-back doubles by Nick Martinez (who also had a single) and Henry Degman.
On Jan. 26, Reedley opened up a 5-1 lead through five-and-a-half innings before dropping an 8-5 decision to College of Marin in a contest played at Laney.
Mitchell Silvas blasted a two-run homer in the fourth made it 4-1 before the Tigers added another run in the fifth on a bases-loaded walk.
But Marin scored seven times in the next three innings against the Tiger bullpen, tal- lying three runs in both the sixth and seventh.
Sierra College improved to 3-0 with an 8-1 win over the Tigers on Jan. 27 at Skyline College in San Bruno. All of the Wolverines runs came in the first four innings. Tiger starter Masyn Ashworth gave up just one hit in the first two innings but allowed five runs after walking four and hitting three batters.
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Reedley High's girls wrestling team posed for a group photo after defeating Orange Cove High in the girls dual match at the Manning Melee on Jan. 25 at OCHS.
Reedley at Fresno, 6:30 p.m. Hoover at Roosevelt McLane at Sunnyside
Hoover at Reedley, 6:30 p.m. Sunnyside at Fresno Roosevelt at McLane
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Orange Cove High's Isaac Macias controled Reedley High's Antawn Cervantes on his way to a third period pin at 220 pounds, one of two wins by fall for the Titans in the annual Manning Melee.
Friday, Jan. 25
closed out North Yosemite League dual action with a road match at Roosevelt on Jan. 29. The Pirates will compete at the North Yosemite League tournament on Friday, Feb. 1, beginning at 9 a.m. at Sunny- side High in Fresno.
"Orange Cove is a great team with some great wres- tlers. They have been work- ing hard and came ready to battle," said RHS coach Isidro Arroyo. "But we are continu- ing to work hard and get bet- ter day by day. You know what they say: 'Just a minor setback
for a major comeback.'"
In the girls match, Reed- ley won three of the four contested matches includ- ing pins from Esther Padilla (189), Odalis Banda (160) and Kamari Perez (170). Julissa Martinez had Orange Cove's lone win on the match with a
pin at 106 pounds.
The Pirate girls will
compete in a 5:30 p.m. non- league dual match at Selma on Thursday, Jan. 31. The CIF Masters section meet will be on Friday and Satur- day, Feb. 8-9.
CV Christian 67, Hanford West 39 Kingsburg 62, Dinuba 55
Exeter 64, Selma 59
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TRACK AND FIELD
Ex-Eagle Knevelbaard shines for S. Utah Kasey Knevelbaard, a 2015 Immanuel
High School graduate who competes for Southern Utah University, took second place in the men’s indoor mile run at the Univer- sity of Washington Invite in Seattle this weekend.
Knevelbaard's time of 3:58.54 ranks as the 2nd best NCAA Division 1 time in the current indoor season.
Fresno 6-0 15-8 Roosevelt 5-1 15-5 Sunnyside 3-3 8-9 Hoover 3-3 15-10 Reedley 1-5 12-12 McLane 0-6 2-18
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Kingsburg 9-0 19-5 Selma 9-1 23-3 Exeter 6-3 13-12 Dinuba 5-5 14-12 Hanford West 3-7 5-19 CV Christian 1-8 8-14 Immanuel 0-9 5-18
Exeter 54, Immanuel 43
Selma 74, Dinuba 43 Kingsburg 53, Hanford West 43
Wednesday, Jan. 23
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Friday, Jan. 25
Thursday, Jan. 24
Roosevelt 69, Reedley 50 Fresno 76, McLane 48 Sunnyside 74, Hoover 70
Dinuba 54, Immanuel 26 Exeter 73, CV Christian 41 Selma 78, Hanford West 39
Saturday, Jan. 26
Saturday, Jan. 26
Selma 66, Reedley 60 Hoover 53, Madera South 45
Strathmore 62, Immanuel 36 Selma 72, Durham 37
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Monday, Jan. 28
Reedley at McLane Fresno at Hoover Sunnyside at Roosevelt
Kingsburg 33, Dinuba 29
Selma 73, Exeter 65
Hanford West 55, CV Christian 49
Friday, Feb. 1
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Monday, Feb. 4
Friday, Feb. 1
Central Sequoia
Immanuel at CV Christian, 6 p.m. Selma at Kingsburg
Exeter at Dinuba
End regular season
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Friday, Feb. 1
Selma at Immanuel Kingsburg at CV Christian Hanford West at Exeter
Reedley at Fresno, 3 p.m. Hoover at Roosevelt McLane at Sunnyside
Hoover at Reedley, 5:30 p.m. Roosevelt at McLane Sunnyside at Fresno
Reedley at Sunnyside, 5 p.m. Fresno at Roosevelt
McLane at Hoover
End regular season
Friday, Feb. 1
Monday, Feb. 4
Immanuel at H. West, 7:30 p.m. CV Christian at Dinuba
Exeter at Kingsburg
Monday, Feb. 4
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Hanford at Hanford West
Tuesday, Feb. 5
Immanuel at CVC, 7:30 p.m. Dinuba at Exeter
Selma at Kingsburg
End regular season
GIRLS SOCCER North Yosemite
GIRLS BASKETBALL North Yosemite
League Season
5-1 15-9 5-1 13-10
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League Season
Immanuel
Hanford West
CV Christian
Dinuba 5-5 19-7 Kingsburg 4-5 11-12 Exeter 2-7 8-15 Selma 0-10 6-20
Immanuel 95, Exeter 77 Dinuba 78, Selma 29
Hanford West 78, Kingsburg 73
Immanuel 60, Dinuba 53 CV Christian 56, Exeter 24 Hanford West 83, Selma 61 Kingsburg 70, Madera 68
Tuesday, Jan. 22
6-0 15-6-2 5-1 6-5-3 3-3 12-7-3
Thursday, Jan. 24
Wednesday, Jan. 23
Saturday, Jan. 26
Reedley 2, Roosevelt 0 Fresno 4, McLane 1 Sunnyside 8, Hoover 0
Selma 66, Reedley 60
Monday, Jan. 28
Wednesday, Jan. 30
9-0 17-6 7-3 17-9 6-3 16-6
BOYS SOCCER North Yosemite
League Season
Reedley
Hoover
McLane
Roosevelt
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Tuesday, Jan. 22
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Hoover 59, Reedley 54 Fresno 62, Sunnyside 44 Roosevelt 65, McLane 36
Reedley 3, Hoover 1 McLane 5, Roosevelt 0 Fresno 2, Sunnyside 0
Thursday, Jan. 24
Thursday, Jan. 24
Roosevelt 45, Reedley 37 Fresno 62, McLane 21 Hoover 55, Sunnyside 43
Reedley 2, Roosevelt 0 McLane 3, Fresno 1 Hoover 3, Sunnyside 0
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Thursday, Jan. 31
Thursday, Jan. 31
Monday, Feb. 4
Monday, Feb. 4
Reedley at Hoover, 6:30 p.m. Sunnyside at Fresno Roosevelt at McLane
Reedley at Sunnyside, 6:30 p.m. Roosevelt at Fresno
Hoover at McLane
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tage of five Panther errors. Samantha Lizaola joined Ste- phens and Young with two hits and two RBI while Fien also had two hits. Falcon add- ed two more stolen bases to finish with five on the day.
On the mound, Young walked two and struck out six. Reedley returns to action on Thursday, Jan. 31, with a 2 p.m. doubleheader in Gil- roy against Gavilan College before returning home for a noon twinbill with Cuesta on
Tuesday, Feb. 5.
Baseball loses three on the road
After dropping the first three games of the season in the Bay Area last weekend, the Reedley College Tiger baseball team is scheduled to host four games this week- end, weather permitting.
The homestand begins at 2 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, against the Bakersfield Col- lege Renegades, who started the new season with two wins. The Tigers open play in the College of the Sequoias Tournament on Friday, Feb. 1, at 1 p.m. against Golden West (0-2) before a 4 p.m. matchup with Mission (0-0- 1). On Saturday, Feb. 2, the Tigers are scheduled to host Napa Valley (0-2) at 2 p.m.
Reedley at Hoover, 5 p.m. Roosevelt at McLane Sunnyside at Fresno
Monday, Feb. 4
Hanford West at Hanford
Tuesday, Feb. 5
Reedley Fresno Roosevelt Sunnyside McLane Hoover
Reedley 5, Hoover 0 Roosevelt 2, McLane 1 Fresno 4, Sunnyside 3
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