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PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS
Reedley Sunnyside Roosevelt Hoover Fresno McLane
Thursday, Oct. 31
NORTH YOSEMITE LEAGUE League Season
Reedley 42, Hoover 28 Fresno 32, McLane 17 Sunnyside 21, Roosevelt 14
Reedley at Sunnyside, 7 p.m.
WL PFPA WLPF PA
4 0 163 70 6 3 239 217 4 0 135 30 5 4 199 132 2 2 86 77 3 6 157161 1 3 98100 3 6 180290
1 3 78172 1 8 144433 0 4 46144 2 7 201294
Friday, Oct. 25
SJMemorial
Bullard
Sanger
Edison 2 Madera 0 MaderaSouth 0 4
Sanger 38, Edison 28
Bullard 62, Madera South 6
San Joaquin Memorial 55, Madera 14
San Joaquin Memorial at Sanger, 7:30 p.m. Bullard vs. Edison, Ratcliffe Stadium Fresno Madera at Madera South
Friday, Nov. 1
Hoover at McLane
Fresno vs. Roosevelt, Sunnyside Stadium Fresno
COUNTY METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE League Season
WL PFPA WLPF PA
4 0198 62 8 1 392124
3 3
1 146 57 7 2 277 129
1 2 4
154 78 7 2 338 172 113 144 3 6 207 301 74 182 3 6 198 264
37 199 3 6 170 347
Friday, Oct. 25
Immanuel 48, Millennium Charter School 7
Friday, Nov. 1
Caruthers Riverdale Orosi
Fowler Minarets Parlier Orange Cove
Caruthers 50, Orange Cove 15 Orosi 53, Parlier 19
Fowler 26, Riverdale 7 Minarets, bye
Oange Cove at Orosi, 7:30 p.m. Fowler at Caruthers
Minarets at Riverdale
Parlier, bye
Immanuel at McFarland, 7 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 1
CENTRAL SEQUOIA LEAGUE League Season
WL PFPAWLPF PA
Kingsburg
Selma
CV Christian
Exeter
Dinuba
HanfordWest 04 02181851449
Dinuba 51, Exeter 28Friday, Oct. 25 Kingsburg 53, Hanford West 0 Selma 35, Central Valley Christian 3
Hanford West at Dinuba, 7:30 p.m. Kingsburg at Selma
Central Valley Christian at Exeter
Immanuel
4 013337 90288 80 4 0 178 44 8 1 363150 2 2 123 103 5 4 255 244 1 3 111 130 4 5 237 227 1 3 111 124 3 6 284 249
Friday, Nov. 1
INDEPENDENT
Season
Friday, Oct. 25
WEST SEQUOIA LEAGUE League Season
WL PFPA WLPF PA
5 0 245 69 8 1 358 134 3211010663230157 3219811663328186 2 3 130 143 4 5 230 201 239319344190266 2410720546175293 1410216336211238
Friday, Oct. 25
Friday, Nov. 1
W L PF PA
7 2 301 134
Kirk Kawagoe / Photo Contributed
Immanuel High quarterback Hector Davila lunged the ball toward the pylon during a touchdown run against Mil- lennium High on Oct. 25. Sophomore Davila passed for 101 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 63 yards in the Eagles’ 48-7 victory.
Immanuel makes it look easy, improves to 7-2 with win big win
MVT Staff Report
The Immanuel High Eagles erupted for 28 points in the first quarter and never looked back in a 48-7 dismantling of Millen- nium High Falcons on Oct. 25 in Tracy.
Immanuel improved to 7-2 on the season, and for the second straight week allowed just one score while racking up more than 40 points on offense.
Receiver Trace Pires had a pair of touchdown receptions from quarter- back Hector Davila while Winston Williams and Matt Tiger scored touchdowns in the first 12 minutes. Tiger also added an inter- ception during the Eagles’ opening quarter blitz.
Davila had a big day, completing all five of his pass attempts for 101 yards and the three scores. PIres had TD receptions of
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set up the Pirates’ second score.
Hoover rallied in the second quarter, using quick short passes to multiple receivers on the short side of the field to finish a pair of scoring drives to move within 21-15 at halftime. The Pa- triots then stopped Reed- ley’s opening drive of the third quarter, and looked ready to take possession for a possible game-tying drive, but Devin Decker recovered a muffed punt at the Hoover 33 and Rios capped off a seven-play drive to make it 28-14. Another fumble recov- ery thwarted a Hoover drive, and Cortez capped the RHS possession with a 25-yard dash up the middle.
“Mike did a real good job of just focusing in on the game plan and what we had for him,” Gates said of Rios. “It’s a lot to put on somebody’s shoul- ders. There’s a lot of stuff that he has to make checks at the line [of scrimmage] on, so it was a lot to get him trained up in the week that we had. So his confidence
35 and 33 yards while Wil- liams’ reception covered 12 yards. Tiger rushed for 38 yards. Jacob Cabrera was the Eagles’ leading rusher with five carries for 87 yards including two touchdowns in the second half.
Millennium’s lone score came in the second quarter on a 16-yard touchdown pass from Caden Duke to Aahil Hudda.
Immanuel finished with 247 rushing yards and 348 total yards. Tiger, Williams and linebacker Michael Kawagoe keyed another strong defensive effort.
Immanuel closes out the regular season on the road, traveling to Kern County for a Friday, Nov. 1 contest against McFarland High. Playoff seedings will take be determined on Sat- urday, Nov. 2.
Kirk Kawagoe / Photo Contributed
Trace Pires, Immanuel High receiver, hauled in one of his two touchdown receptions during the Eagles’ 48-7 vic- tory over Millennium High on Oct. 25. PIres’ two catches covered 68 yards.
Ariel Prado
DINUBA HIGH SCHOOL GOLF
Dinuba High golfer Ariel Prado is named Athlete of the Week after nishing third overall at the Central Sequoia League Championships held at the Lemoore Golf Course. Prado had a score 93 to pace the Lady Emperors, who quali ed to compete
in the Division III Area Championships.
Danny Jimenez / Photo Contributed
Reedley High’s Danny Cortez high stepped into the end zone with a first-quarter touch- down against Hoover on Oct. 25. Playing running back and some snaps at quarterback, Cortez rushed for 172 yards and four touchdowns in the Pirates’ 42-28 victory.
level now is really good, and we’re going to put as much on his plate as we think he can handle.”
Gabaldon bruised his right shoulder in the win over Fresno High on Oct. 18, and the injury kept him out of the Hoover game. Gates said he will practice this week and remains on a day-to-day basis for Sunnyside.
“Mike and Danny and
Max are coming along as well, we’re starting to get it,” Gates said of the offense. “There’s noth- ing that beats game reps, nothing. So Mike has an- other four quarters under his belt and so does Max and Danny.”
Gates praised the team’s work ethic and improvement as they clinched the school’s first winning season in 10
years, when the Pirates went 7-4 under the late Justin Garza in 2009.
“It’s been amazing to watch their confidence grow,” Gates said. “They walk into games thinking they’re ready and pre- pared and will do well.
“They’ve bought in. They request to run sprints now, because they see that’s part of the rea- son we’re successful.”
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