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PREPS
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paced Reedley (9-16, 2-8) with 22 points and eight rebounds while senior Roger Ortiz add- ed 11 points, four rebounds and five assists.
CV Christian 71, Immanuel 38
In Visalia, the Eagles suf- fered their worst defeat of the season as the Cavaliers jumped to a 20-8 after one quarter and broke it wide open with a 36-14 second half. It was the second straight loss for Immanuel (18-8, 10-2) af- ter it clinched the Central Se- quoia League championship the previous week.
GIRLS BASKETBALL Sunnyside 47, Reedley 32
At the RHS gym on Feb. 6, the Pirates dropped their Se- nior Night contest to the visit- ing Wildcats, who jumped to a 14-5 lead after one quarter and pulled away in the second half with a 27-16 run.
Before the game, the team honored its five senior play- ers – Destiny Renteria, Reese Kubo, Clara Ramirez, Clare McGahan and Emily Takasaki.
CV Christian 41, Immanuel 32
In Visalia, the Eagles dropped their regular season finale on Feb. 6 as the Cava- liers avoided a share of the Central Sequoia League cellar. Last week, Immanuel posted its lone league victory by knocking off Hanford West.
SOFTBALL Dinuba 11, Reedley 2
At RHS field on Feb. 8, the Emperors broke a 1-1 tie with three runs in the fourth inning before adding four more in the fifth for a season- opening rout.
Four different players had two hits each for Dinuba, and Emperors pitcher Kirst- en Martinez limited Reedley to just two hits. The Pirates, weather permitting, played at Selma on Feb. 12 and are scheduled to travel to Kerman on Tuesday, Feb. 19, at 6 p.m.
BOYS SOCCER Sunnyside 2, Reedley 1
On Feb. 6, the host Wild- cats ended the Pirates' bid for a perfect North Yosemite League season by scoring two first half goals and hanging on the final 40 minutes. That avenged an earlier 3-1 loss at Reedley on Jan. 18 in the first
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Reedley High's Bella Garcia slid safely into third base just ahead of the tag from Dinuba's Felicity Morales (14) during the Pirates' 11-2 season-opening loss to the Emperors on Feb. 8 at RHS varsity field.
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Reedley High's Emily Takasaki boxed out a Sunnyside defender during the Pirates' 47-32 Senior Night loss to the Wildcats on Feb. 6 at RHS gym.
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In Division 5, Orange Cove's boys (16-9) won the West Sequoia League cham- pionship with an 11-1 mark and drew the No. 7 seed. The Titans hosted No. 10 Fresno Christian on Feb. 13, and with a win would likely play at No. 2 Granite Hills of Por- terville on Friday, Feb. 15. Parlier (19-7, 9-3 WSL) was seeded ninth and traveled to No. 8 Strathmore on Feb.
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Classic in Fresno on Dec. 7. If seeds hold, RHS would play in a Friday, Feb. 15, quarterfinal match (weather permitting) at Mission Oak from Tulare. The top two seeds in the section bracket are San Joaquin Memorial and Hanford.
Immanuel High's girls (8-13-4, 1-11 Central Se- quoia League) were given the No. 6 seed in Division 6 and hosted No. 11 Mendota in an opening round match on Feb. 12. If they win, the Eagles take on the winner of No. 3 Rosamond and No. 14 Summit Charter of Colle- giate Academy in the quar- terfinals on Thursday, Feb.
top 10 score of 74 while Mor- gan Cooper (Las Vegas) fol- lowed with a 77.
The first conference tour- nament of the season on Feb. 4 was postponed due to rain.
Reedley was scheduled to compete in a Nor Cal Preview Tournament on Feb. 11 at the Yolo Fliers Golf Club in Wood- land. The host School is Sierra College, a very competitive team from the North Division of the Big 8 Conference. It will also count as the second Cen- tral Valley Conference Tour- nament of the season.
On Monday, Feb. 18, the Tigers head to San Jose for another conference tourney.
SOFTBALL Reedley College rebounds from first loss
Reedley College will try and bounce back from its first loss of 2019 on Thursday, Feb. 14, when they are scheduled to host (weather permitting) Bakersfield and San Joaquin
Delta.
The Lady Tigers are
scheduled to face Bakersfield in the first contest of a triple- header at 10 a.m. The Ren- egades take on San Joaquin Delta at noon before Reedley faces Delta at 2 p.m.
Reedley’s seven-game winning streak came to end Feb. 9 in Monterey as the un- defeated Monterey Peninsula College Lobos edged the Lady Tigers. Results from a Feb. 12 twinbill with undefeated Sac- ramento City College were unavailable at press time.
Before the loss to MPC,
13. That winner would likely take on top seed Liberty- Madera Ranchos on Friday, Feb. 15.
In Division I, Clovis West is the top seed for both boys and girls. Bullard's boys are the No. 2 boys seed for large schools while Clovis North is No. 2 in girls. Both those divisions and Division 2 boys have 15 teams participating.
The section finals take place over two days on Fri- day and Saturday, Feb. 22-23, at Fresno's Selland Arena.
14. Orange Cove (12-10-3, 6-5-1 West Sequoia League) also is in Division 6, and as the No. 7 seed hosted No. 10 Granite Hills on Feb. 12. The winner will take on Fresno Christian.
Orange Cove's boys (8-12- 7, 3-6-3 West Sequoia) earned the No. 6 seed and hosted Summit Charter Collegiate Academy on Feb. 13. The win- ner would play at No. 3 Strath- more on Friday, Feb. 15 in the quarterfinals. Parlier's boys (15-4-3, 7-3-2 West Sequoia) are seeded sixth in Division 4 and hosted No. 11 Chowchilla on Feb. 13. The winner likely would play at No. 3 Arvin on Friday, Feb. 15.
Section final dates are Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22-23.
Reedley had defeated Santa Rosa Junior College 11-3 ear- lier on Feb. 9 in Monterey af- ter sweeping a home double- header over Cuesta by scores of 19-0 and 7-6 in Reedley on Feb. 5.
The only base on balls al- lowed by Reedley ace pitch- er Emily Grimbeby eventu- ally scored the only run in the Tigers’ loss to Monterey. The sophomore from Clovis struck out 11 and allowed only two hits in the loss. Through the weekend's ac- tion, Grimbeby led the state in strikeouts with 35.
Despite being shut out, Reedley leads the state in runs scored with 78.
Against Cuesta, the Tigers opened the first game with nine runs in the bottom of the first inning and 10 more in the second. Every starter had at least one hit in a 22-hit attack, led by four hits off the bat of Sam Lizaola. Aunika Castellanos drove in five runs with three hits. Amanda Bel- tran, who pitched two innings of relief of Grimbeby, joined Karlie Fien with three hits.
The Tigers had to come from behind in the second game after the Cougars scored three times in the top of the first. Reedley tied the contest with three in the bot- tom of the inning.
Reedley broke the 6-6 tie in the bottom of the sixth after Bobbie Falcon (who is tied for the state lead in stolen bases) led off with a triple before scoring on a two-out error.
BOYS BASKETBALL North Yosemite
Selma 60, Kingsburg 40 Dinuba 43, Exeter 33 End regular season
League Season
BOYS SOCCER North Yosemite
Fresno 8-2 16-11 Sunnyside 7-3 10-16 Roosevelt 5-5 15-13 Hoover 5-5 12-16 McLane 3-7 12-15 Reedley 2-8 9-16
League Season
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Reedley 9-1 18-7-2 Sunnyside 6-3-1 15-6-1 Fresno 6-3-1 7-7-4 Roosevelt 4-5-1 13-9-4 McLane 3-6-1 7-14-1 Hoover 0-10 2-20-1
Sunnyside 67, Reedley 60 Fresno 80, Roosevelt 79 Hoover 48, McLane 32 End regular season
Monday, Feb. 4
Central Sequoia League Season
Sunnyside at Fresno, ppd. rain
Immanuel 10-2 18-8 Hanford West 9-3 20-9 CV Christian 8-4 18-7 Dinuba 7-5 21-7 Kingsburg 6-6 13-13 Exeter 2-10 8-18 Selma 0-12 6-22
Sunnyside 2, Reedley 1 Fresno 1, Roosevelt 1 McLane 6, Hoover 0
Tuesday, Feb. 5
GIRLS SOCCER North Yosemite
CV Christian 71, Immanuel 38 Dinuba 51, Exeter 38 Kingsburg 78, Selma 69
End regular season
League Season
GIRLS BASKETBALL North Yosemite
Reedley 9-1 15-7-4 Hoover 9-1 14-6-3 McLane 6-4 14-9-2 Roosevelt 3-6-1 10-11-2 Fresno 2-7-1 6-13-2 Sunnyside 0-10 2-20-2
League Season
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Fresno
Roosevelt
Hoover
Sunnyside 5-5 10-11 Reedley 3-7 14-14 McLane 0-9 2-21
Thursday, Jan. 31
Hoover 2, Reedley 1 McLane 2, Roosevelt 1 Fresno 4, Sunnyside 1 End regular season
Sunnyside 68, McLane 32
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Central Sequoia League Season
Sunnyside 47, Reedley 32 Fresno 62, Roosevelt 51 Hoover 61, McLane 30 End regular season
Kingsburg 12-0 19-4-1 Exeter 9-2-1 10-6-2 Selma 5-6-1 10-7-2 CV Christian 5-6-1 7-12-1 Dinuba 4-7-1 9-10-1 Hanford West 4-8 9-13-3 Immanuel 1-11 8-13-4
10-0 19-8 7-3 17-7 5-5 17-12
Reedley 4, Sunnyside 0 Hoover 3, McLane 1 Roosevelt 3, Fresno 1
Central Sequoia League Season
Kingsburg 11-1 21-6
Selma 11-1
Dinuba 7-5
Exeter 6-6
Hanford West 4-8
CV Christian 2-10
Immanuel 1-11 6-20
Tuesday, Feb. 5
Wednesday, Feb. 6
CV Christian 41, Immanuel 32
End regular season
25-3 16-12 13-15
Tuesday, Feb. 5
6-21 9-16
CV Christian 5, Immanuel 0 Exeter 1, Dinuba 0 Kingsburg 5, Selma 2
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Thursday, Feb. 7
Sunnyside 2, Fresno 0
End regular season
Thursday, Feb. 7
Immanuel 2, Hanford West 1
round of league matches. The Pirates are assured of two home matches in the sec- tion playoffs if they continue to win. Reedley is 7-1-1 at Sal
Gonzalez Field this year.
The loss on Feb. 6 broke a nine-match win streak for
RHS. The team's last defeat came by a 1-0 score to Ar- royo Grande in a non-league
tournament.
BOYS VOLLEYBALL Reedley opens season Feb. 19 Reedley High's boys open their season with a non-league match at Sanger on Tuesday, Feb. 19, in the RHS gym. The
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Kamari Perez (162), fourth place Jamilynne Gonzalez (118) and fifth place Esther Villa (172) Mariah DelBosque at 128 is an alternate for the meet.
Top four finishers in the Masters field — which in- cludes all division classes — will qualify for the state meet on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 22-23, at Rabobank Arena in Bakersfield.
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Orange Cove High had
two wrestlers — Martin Chavez at 115 pounds and Andy Tristen at 122 — claim section titles for the first time in school history at the Divi- sion 5 meet last week. Both
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had an RBI groundout in the fourth and a two-run double in the eighth as the Sunbirds (2-3) won two of three against the Seawolves. He is hitting .273 on the season.
Reedley High product Michael Warkentin went 1-for-2 for FPU, which hosts Western Oregon in a four-game series beginning Thursday, Feb. 14.
MEN'S GOLF
RC wins Whittier tourney
The Reedley College Ti- ger men’s golf team already has a tournament team championship under their belt.
The Tigers, coached by Scott Stark and John Per- kins, won the Orange Em-
varsity match is slated to start at 5:30 p.m.
The Pirates then have two non-league road matches and one tournament before their next scheduled home match on Monday, March 4.
will compete at this week's Masters meet.
Chavez (31-6 on the sea- son) scored three pins and a forfeit victory, including a second round pin in the finals. Tristen, meanwhile, scored two pins and two de- cision wins including a 12-10 thriller over a Mt. Whitney opponent to run his record to 24-9.
In addition, freshman Gonzalo Padilla placed fourth in his weight class to qualify as an alternate for Masters.
For the Titan girls, Claris- sa Alvarez placed second and Julissa Martinez (108) fifth to qualify for the Masters meet. Alvarez went 2-1 while Marti- nez moved up a weight class and reached the semifinals before losing.
pire Classic in Whittier on Feb. 6 with a team score of 370.
Reedley was the only Northern California school to compete in the 14-team tournament. “Considering the Reedley team has never seen the course until the morning of the tournament, their ef- fort on the day was superb,” said Stark.
Leading the way for Reed- ley were the trio of Tommy O’Rourke (Canberra, Austra- lia), Bailey Flickenger (Paso Robles) and Xavier Coreno (Central, Fresno), who all shot 3 over par 73s. Each Tiger tied for second overall in the 84-player field and made the all-tournament team.
The next best score for Reedley was Beau Willett (Toukley, Australia) with a
Reedley Youth Cheerleading Sign-Ups!
Lead don’t follow, come try-out for 2019 Reedley Youth Cheer Squad!!
Upcoming 3rd-6th graders welcome!
SIGN-UPS
When: Fri., Feb. 15th - 5pm to 7pm Sat., Feb. 16th - 10am to Noon Fri., Feb. 22nd - 5pm to 7pm Sat., Feb. 23rd - 10am to Noon
Where: Pioneer Park (under patio) Try-Out Location TBA
Questions: Contact Cheer Rep. Shantae Loredo 559-643-9485
REEDLEY YOUTH FOOTBALL(RYF)
MIGHTY MIGHT, PEE WEE AND JUNIOR TACKLE DIVISIONS
2019 SIGN-UPS AND TRYOUTS
ALL divisions:
Early Sign-up dates at Pioneer Park on ‘G’ Street in Reedley (near the covered patio)
Fri, Feb. 15th – 5pm to 7pm
Sat, Feb. 16th – 10am to Noon
Fri, Feb. 22nd – 5pm to 7pm Sat, Feb 23rd – 10am to Noon
Player Fee: $120 due at sign-ups.
Tryouts: July 8th – Aug 2nd (July 8th is approximate start date)
(location and start time to be announced)
Junior Division: 5th and 6th Grade. Maximum age is 12 years. Player cannot exceed 190 pounds.
Pee Wee Division: 3rd and 4th Grade. Maximum age is 10. Player cannot exceed 155 pounds.
Mighty Might Division: K thru 2nd Grade. Ages six to eight. Player cannot exceed 115 pounds.
ALL divisions: A participant’s age on December 1, 2019 determines the playing age.
All individuals must provide a copy of their 2018-2019 FINAL report card, a copy of a primary health insurance card, and a CURRENT wallet size photo. Scheduled JUNE dates will be announced to collect the copy of the FINAL report card.
The League requires an Original Certi ed birth certi cate at the time of contract certi cation. The original birth certi cate will be requested at a speci ed time in July. The original birth certi cate will be returned after the contract is certi ed.
A sports physical is required for all divisions. If you cannot get a timely appointment from your doctor, suggested quali ed locations will be listed on the information sheet that will be attached to the player contract.
Player contracts and the doctor’s physical exam form will be available at the following Reedley locations: Foster Freeze on 11th Street, and Reedley Pro-Script Pharmacy / Image at 1045 ‘G’ Street
RYF, President, Mike Padilla, 559-307-4745
RYF, Secretary, Mary Lou Ramirez, 559-391-8674 Facebook: ‘Like’ us at Reedley Youth Football
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