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COLLEGES
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gers with a season high of 29 points.
LA Trade Tech finished with five players in double figures in the Saturday win. Welch led Reedley with 21 points while Conley re- corded 19 points and 10 rebounds.
The Reedley men will take a season record of 1-0 into a Thursday, Nov. 29 contest, in Elk Grove in the James Clark Tourna- ment against Sacramento City College.
By Will Goldbeck
FRESNO PACIFIC Sunbirds' men fall in home opener
A late run by visiting
Cal State East Bay spoiled Fresno Pacific's men's basketball home opener on Nov. 17. The visiting Pioneers used a decisive 12-3 run in the second half to come from behind for a 73-66 victory at the FPU Special Events Center.
The Sunbirds (1-2) rode the strength of nine points from Adrian An- tunez to take a 39-33 half- time lead. But the visitors stormed out of the gates to start the second half with a 15-0 run.
Immanuel High School product Nate Kendricks — who had 14 points on 6-of-9 shooting — buried a three-pointer to aid a Sun- bird run that gave them a 52-50 lead with eight min- utes remaining. Elijah HIll finished with a team-high 15 points for FPU while CS East Bay's Nai Carlisle led all scorers with 16 points.
Fresno Pacific had a scheduled game at Stan- islaus State on Nov. 21, but smoke from the wildfires caused the game to be postponed until a future date.
The next scheduled game for FPU is Thurs- day, Nov. 29, in Honolulu, Hawaii against Chami- nade.
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De Anza quarterback Eduardo Andrade can't escape a sack by Reedley College defensive lineman Marcus Maness (13). Andrade was named the game's most valuable player after throwing for 263 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for 73 yards and two TDs, including the game-winner with 12 seconds left.
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Reedley High's Robert Alcantar prepares to deliver a pass down- field during the PIrates scrimmage against Clovis North on Nov. 15 at Sal Gonzalez Field.
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But the final two De Anza scores came from 11 and 1 yards out.
The two teams combined for 1,048 yards of total offense, 525 by the Tigers. Reedley quarterback Randall Johnson completed 19 of 28 passes for 336 yards and four touchdowns, giving the Golden Coast Conference offen- sive player of the year 2,832 passing yards and 28 touchdown passes. Reedley is third in the state, averaging 484.5 yards of offense per game.
Reedley took a 27-21 lead into the halftime locker room. The second quarter featured three touchdowns in a span of just 33 seconds. The first of those scores came on a 1-yard run by Andrade, which capped a 75-yard, 16-play drive that took 6:50 off the clock. Reedley an- swered 15 seconds later on a 60-yard touch- down pass from Johnson to sophomore Brita- vious Garcia (Augusta, Ga.). Garcia sped away from a De Anza tackler at the Don 45 en route to the end zone.
After a holding penalty moved the Dons to their own 13, De Anza answered with an 87-yard scoring pass from Andrade to Cort- land Brooks at the 9:12 mark.
Reedley used a double pass play to take the lead as wide receiver Mason Layton connected with Daniel Baca for a 30-yard score with 6:37 left in the half.
Only three of the seven scheduled North- ern California playoff games were played due to poor air quality from the Camp Fire in Butte County. One game is scheduled for this Satur- day, Nov. 24, while three others are scheduled
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Reedley College quarterback Randall Johnson fol- lowed through on a touchdown pass to Britavious Garcia. Johnson — the Golden Coast Conference's offensive player of the year — finished the season with 2,832 passing yards and 28 TD passes.
for Saturday, Dec. 1.
“We got some bad breaks,” said Golden
Coast Conference coach of the Year Eric Mar- ty. “We’ve got to make the plays. We fumbled the ball twice in the fourth quarter and that’s how you lose football games.”
The coach said it was all really unfortu- nate. “There were the things we’ve done all year, take care of the ball and play good spe- cial teams. There were those mistakes and we didn’t get any help down the stretch.”
“I’m really proud of the season our guys have had,” added Marty. “We were a good enough team to win this game. We just couldn’t finish it.”
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Immanuel High School's boys basketball team tips off the season on Saturday, Nov. 24, at 6:30 p.m. against St. Mary's High of Stockton in the Cosumnes River Col- lege Showcase in Sacramen- to. The Eagles open their home season Thursday,
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Reedley High's boys varsity finished 10th in the section Division 2 team standings with 298 points, ahead Roosevelt who had beaten out the Pirates for the NYL title a week earlier.
Junior Matthew Jarrett finished in 20th place with a time of 16:46.61, ahead of all Roosevelt runners. Se- nior David Robles finishers 58th in 17:33.07 followed by fellow senior Diego Du- arte (70th, 17:42.35). Other Pirate runners were junior Eric Aguilar (71st, 17:44.63), sophomore Evan Leal (79th, 18:05.26), junior Alonso
Nov. 29, against Mission Oak of Tulare at the Immanuel Tournament of Champions.
Immanuel High's girls open their basketball season on Tuesday, Nov. 27, with a 6:30 p.m. matchup in Han- ford against Sierra Pacific High School. The Eagles will play three games before their home opener on Thurs- day, Dec. 6, against Liberty High of Madera.
Lemus (80th, 18:08.32) and senior Estevan Diaz (84th, 18:14.63).
Immanuel High sopho- more runners Jacob Hofer (21:10.13) and James Blake- ly (22:06.19) finished 89th and 105th, respectively, in the Division 5 race. Orange Cove High, which placed 17th out of 19 teams, was led by senior Mark Juarez (12th place, 17:55.27). Parlier High inished 13th out of 21 teams in Division 4 and was led by sophomore Alejandro Valdo- vinos (30th place, 18:05.5).
Immanuel High had three girls run in Division 5 — sophomore Paige Howard (82nd, 27:22.35), junior Erin Orosco (84th, 27:39.46) and junior Annie Haworth (88th, 28:52.79). Parlier junior Nayeli Ramirez placed ninth in 21:57.25 while freshman Lesly Garcia was the top Or- ange Cove finisher, 85th in 28:36.39.
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