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"JT was awesome for us all season and had a great career here at Immanuel," Franco said. "Our goal when JT was a freshman was to take him and turn him into a "big game pitcher" by his ju- nior year.
"It took months and months of work in the off season, but he did it. JT has worked incredibly hard to achieve this and we are very proud of him."
Senior infielder/pitcher Rosales was a hitting and pitching standout for IHS, bat- ting .431 with 44 hits, a team- high 36 RBI and nine triples while scoring 31 runs. On the mound, he went a stellar 8-1 with a 0.84 ERA, striking out 94 and walking 30.
"Roman is one of the most feared hitters in our league and one of the most pure hit- ters that I have seen here at Immanuel," Franco said. "He is a natural, and feels at home in the batters box. I enjoyed watching him slow the game down and move pitch by pitch in each of his at bats.
"Roman was a lot of fun to coach and watch grow and mature. I am excited to see what the future holds for him in college baseball."
Senior outfielder Wood led the team in hitting with a .454 average, collecting 44 hits and 21 RBI while stealing 20 bases in 22 attempts. Defensively, he made just one error in 50 total chances while registering two outfield assists.
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total points, set the PacWest Conference record for ca- reer assists, and helped FPU reach the NCAA tournament this past fall.
With the Riverhounds, Velarde has played in all eight of the team's matches and has one goal and no as- sists. The team has had a number of matches post- poned because of inclement weather since opening the season in March.
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Immanuel's girls finished in 17th place in the team standings with eight points, all scored by Hall. Host
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300 hurdles — Reese Renz (Liberty-Bak.) 43.47, Aleeza Hassan (Buchanan) 45.18, Alexa Dandridge (Buchanan) 45.27.
Team scores — Buchanan 170, Liberty-Bakersfield 84, Clovis North 65.5, Central 55, San Luis Obispo 35.5. Also: 17. Immanuel 8.
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Immanuel High's Derek Wood caught a flyball in the third inning of the Eagles' playoff game with Santa Maria on May 8. Wood batted a team-high .454 to earn first team all-Central Sequoia League honors.
Templeton 4, Selma 0
St. Joseph 4, Ridgeview 3 Atascadero 5, Reedley 3 North 8, Mission Prep 4 Highland 14, Pioneer Valley 0 Firebaugh 3, Dinuba 0 NIpomo 10, Kerman 2 Santa Maria 3, Immanuel 0
CENTRAL SECTION DIVISION 3 PLAYOFFS First round Tuesday, May 7
"Derek has become one of the best outfielders in the section," the coach said. "He is a guy that shows up early to practice and stays late for extra work.
"Success was never enough for him, he is passion- ate about the game of base- ball and his craft in the out- field and at the plate. He has beenajoytocoachandIam looking forward to watching him play at the next level."
Junior infielder Pires bat- ted .369 with 38 hits and 23 RBI.
"Trace had an outstand-
Alvarez, Fresno Pacific's female Senior of the Year winner, was an All-PacWest selection, leading the team in scoring, and was a cata- lyst for the program’s turn- around this season as the Sunbirds posted their best season in 15 years.
A three-year team cap- tain, Alvarez overcame nu- merous injuries, setbacks and surgeries to rank sec- ond in FPU history in three pointers and fourth all-time in free throw percentage.
school Buchanan captured both team championships as the girls racked up 170 points while the boys finished with 93 points.
The top three advanced to the CIF State Meet on Fri- day and Saturday, May 24-25, alsoinClovis.
ing year at the plate, he seemed to always get the big hit when it was needed the most," Franco said. "He is a gamer, not afraid of the mo- ment, and a guy who makes the team better.
"Trace hit in several dif- ferent spots in our lineup this year and adapted to all of them. I am proud of his ac- complishments and it is awe- some to see that the league recognized his talent with this award."
League coaches voted Jaykob Acosta of Exeter as Most Valuable Player. The se-
nior shortstop-pitcher batted .406 with 41 hits, 36 RBI, six doubles, four triples and three home runs. He also went 4-6 pitching with a 1.32 ERA, 88 strikeouts and 25 walks.
Selma, which shared the CSL crown with Immanuel, had first team selections in outfielders Leo Arreguin and Isaiah Gastelum, infielder Ethan Wenter, DH/utility Brycen Carrasco and pitcher Ryan Naranjo. Rounding out the first team were outfield- er Corey Cosper of Dinuba and infielder Spencer Morris of Central Valley Christian.
Quarterfinals Friday, May 10
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Mission Oak 4, Tehachapi 3 Liberty-MR 9, Sunnyside 0 Selma 11, Nipomo 2 Lemoore 10, Santa Maria 2 Tulare Union 1, Reedley 0 Templeton 2, St. Joseph 1
BOYS
100 — Xavier Worthy (Central) 10.71, Naythn Scruggs (Clovis North) 10.74, Jalen McMillan (SJ
Memorial) 10.77.
200 — Jalen McMillan (SJ Memorial), 21.70, Ramon Henderson (Liberty- Bak.) 22.01, Akeli Conley (Central) 22.23.
400 — Austin Gillen (Buchanan) 48.82, Cristian Barnes (Buchanan) 48.84, Jordan Summers (Paso Robles) 49.29.
800 — Ryan Hemphill (Redwood) 1:56.17, Ronnie Barrett (Buchanan) 1:57.31, Bryan Trujillo (Clovis) 1:57.73. Also: 18. Shane Ibardolasa (Parlier) 2:06.12 (PR). 1600 — Jacob Yagers (Highland) 4:17.05, Isaiah Galindo (Clovis North) 4:18.45, Abel-Rudisha Teffra (Central) 4:18.73.
3200 — Isaiah Galindo (Clovis North) 9:21.07, Ivan Mendez (Monache) 9:23.17, Ethan Jones (Liberty-Bak.) 9:23.48.
110 hurdles — Caleb Foster (Clovis North) 14.27, Justice Fair (Arroyo Grande) 14.66, Kalobe Jimenez (Kingsburg) 14.71.
300 hurdles — Brandon Andrade (Redwood) 38.85, Jacob Winch (Atascadero) 39.06, Clark Donaghy (Buchanan) 39.76. 4x100 relay — Clovis North 41.17,
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Shot put — Daniel Viveros (Liberty-Bak.) 65-9 3/4, Christian Johnson (Buchanan) 57-7 1/4, Kyler Van Grouw (Buchanan) 56-7. Discus — Christian Johnson (Buchanan) 190-9, Kyler Van Grouw (Buchanan) 184-11, Daniel Viveros (Liberty-Bak.). Also: 12. Braxton Philpott (Immanuel) 146-5. High jump — Joseph Ruddell (Morro Bay) 6-6, Kelton Kenworth (Boron) 6-4, Enrique Quinonez (Clovis East) 6-4.
Pole vault — Caleb Pouliot (Buchanan) 14-9, Clay Wilhusen (Paso Robles) 14-3, Ryan White (Lemoore) 13-3.
Long jump — Caleb Foster (Clovis North) 23-9, Dante Chachere (Clovis West) 23-1 1/2, DeAndre McDaniel (Selma) 22-5 1/2. Triple jump — Caleb Foster (Clovis North) 49-1 1/4, DeAndre McDaniel (Selma) 46-8, Kosi Agina (Sanger) 46-0 3/4.
Team scores — Buchanan 93, Clovis North 89, Liberty- Bakersfield 54, Central 50, Paso Robles 37.
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200 — Shelby Daniele (Buchanan) 24.36, Rebecca Vanderpoel (Liberty-Bak.) 25.23, Takiya Cenci (Clovis North) 25.31.
4x400 relay — Liberty-Bakersfield 3:53.44, Edison 3:58.22, San Luis Obispo 4:02.49.
Shot put — Faith Bender (Liberty- Bak.) 47-4 3/4, Jocelynn Budwig (Fowler) 46-10 1/4, Maren Butler (Buchanan) 42-9 1/2.
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Season completed for all teams
Semifinals Wednesday, May 15
Dinuba 6, Kerman 2 Liberty-MR 4, Mission Oak 3 Selma 6, Lemoore 4 Templeton 9, Tulare Union 0
Atascadero 4, Templeton 3 Highland 6, Nipomo 1
Championship Saturday, May 18 Highland (3) 3, Atascadero (12) 0
Semifinals
Tuesday, May 14 Dinuba 4, Liberty-Mad. Ranchos 2
400 — Takiya Cenci (Clovis North) 56.08, Rebecca Vanderpoel (Liberty-Bak.) 56.13, Alyssa Orr (Clovis North) 57.69. Also: 10. Paige Howard (Immanuel) 60.70.
Discus — Jocelynn Budwig (Fowler) 161-9, Faith Bender (Liberty-Bak.) 159-5, Bella Rigby (Liberty-Bak.) 145-8.
800 — Kennedy Jennings (Edison) 2:14.38, Tatum Zinkin (Clovis North) 2:16.95, Sophia Berry (Paso Robles) 2:17.42.
High jump — Amethyst Harper (Central) 5-6, Hannah Butler (Buchanan) 5-4, Mallory Elick (Tulare Union) 5-2.
1600 — Maegen Lowe (Buchanan) 4:50.80, Miliana Perez (Clovis North) 4:54.85, Rachel Fitt (Bishop Union) 4:55.69.
Pole vault — Elizabeth Funk (Clovis West) 12-0, Haley Barham (Buchanan) 11-6, Taylor Hohenbrink (Buchanan) 11-0. Long jump — Helen Chu (Buchanan) 18-6 3/4, Lauren Fowler (Buchanan) 18-5 1/2, Anneke Moersdorf (San Luis Obispo) 18-2 1/4. Also: 5. Carissa Hall (Immanuel) 17-6 1/2.
3200 — Maegen Lowe (Buchanan) 10:29.65, Corie Smith (Buchanan) 10:30.42, McKaylie Caesar (Lindsay) 10:56.13.
100 hurdles — Reese Renz (Liberty-Bak.) 14.36, Monea Jennings (Central) 14.91, Alessandra Quisado (Clovis East) 14.99..
Triple jump — Haley Abirached (Buchanan) 38-7, Anneke Moersdorf (San Luis Obispo) 37-7, Simone Johnson (Central) 37-2. Also: 5. Carissa Hall (Immanuel) 36-5 1/2.
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Central Sequoia League Season
Dinuba 10-2 Hanford West 9-3 Kingsburg 9-3 Selma 6-6 Exeter 4-8 CV Christian 4-8 Immanuel 0-12
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Selma 10-2 Immanuel 10-2
Exeter 7-5
Dinuba 6-6
CV Christian 4-8 Kingsburg 4-8
Hanford West 1-11
Season completed for all teams
CENTRAL SECTION DIVISION 3 PLAYOFFS First round Wednesday, May 8
Dinuba 4, Liberty-Mad. Ranchos 2 Templeton 14, Selma 3, 5 inn. Kingsburg 3, Redwood 0
CV Christian 10, Bak. Christian 3
Templeton 3, Dinuba 1 Kingsburg 12, Hanford 8
CV Christian 7, Foothill 0 Season completed for all teams
Templeton 3, St. Joseph 1 Atascadero 19, North 1 Nipomo 4, Santa Maria 3
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