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Jaiden Purewal, Immanuel High Eagles girls basketball player (right), battles an Edison High player for the ball during a game on Dec. 5 at Immanuel High School. Purewal had six points in the Eagles' 53-43 win over the Tigers.
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had 14 points. Hawkins had 11 points and Henry had 10.
On Dec. 9, Reedley High lost to Lemoore High 42-39.
Haney and Kubo each had 11 points.
They then will play Or- ange Cove High School on Tuesday, Dec. 19, at Reedley High.
RHS Boys Basketball
The Reedley High Pi- rates boys basketball team improved to 4-2 overall with a 51-49 win over Fowler High School on Dec. 7 at Reedley High.
Anthony Figueroa and Florian Stasch each had 11 points, while Alex Ortuno and Leo Hernandez each had 10. Stasch also had 11 rebounds. Ortuno had eight.
“Winning a close game was exactly what we need- ed,” said Travis Ferrell, Reedley High boys head coach. “This year is all about learning how to finish games. That means there will be
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Coach Todd said he was happy with the play of the younger players on the team.
“It was very exciting to see Amanda [Scheidt] play well. I thought she had some key rebounds at critical times of the game,” Todd said. “Jaid- en [Purewal] and Sophia Gal- pin also stepped up tonight and I thought Hannah Bap- tista played well all night.”
RIGHT: Krystale Gutierrez, Immanuel High Eagles girls basketball player No. 33, had 24 points against Edison High School.
The Eagles defeated the Tigers 53-43 on Dec. 5 at Immanuel High School.
It was the season opener for the Eagles.
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Immanuel High hosted Sierra Pacific High School on Dec. 12. No score was avail- able at presstime.
They then competed in the Madera Shoot-Out from Dec. 13 to Saturday, Dec. 16, at Madera High School.
The Eagles opened the tour- nament on Dec. 13 against Men- dota High School. No score was available at presstime.
They then play Madera South High School at 3 p.m on Thursday, Dec. 14, and Hanford High School at 7:30
p.m. on Friday, Dec. 15. They will play Edison High at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 16 on the final day of the
tournament.
The Eagles play at Lib-
erty High School on Monday, Dec. 18, and at Parlier High School on Tuesday, Dec. 19.
“We will be a really physi- cal team, I think the sky is the limit for this team,” Todd said. “We are all getting to know each other and getting com- fortable. Once we do I think we will be good.”
RHS wrestling host California Classic
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The Reedley High School Pirates wrestling team will host the California Classic on Saturday, Dec. 16, at Reedley High. The tournament will begin at 9 a.m. A full report of the Pirates' wrestlers results will be published in the Dec. 21 edition of The Exponent.
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They then will play a game at noon on Dec. 15.
The Pirates are in a brack- et with Clovis West, Bakers- field and South Bakersfield High Schools.
They then will play Bul- lard High School on Tuesday, Dec. 19, in Fresno.
Reedley High then will play Buchanan High School on Thursday, Dec. 28, at Bu- chanan High School.
They will then host Orange Cove High School on Wednes- day, Jan. 3, at Sal Gonzalez Field.
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mistakes at the end of games from time to time but learn- ing to play through those critical situations and come out on top is going to be es- sential for our growth as a program.”
Coach Ferrell said his team’s defensive play was al- so at a premium led by Her- nandez who took two charges in the game.
“On the defensive side having players like Leo Her- nandez, who is leading the team in charges taken, has made a big impact in our games,” Ferrell said. “Leo scoring points makes him a dangerous two-way player for us this season.”
The Pirates competed in the Dinuba High School Tour- nament Dec. 13 to Saturday, Dec. 16. Reedley High co- hosted the tournament with Dinuba so the Pirates' first three games will be played at Reedley High School.
The Pirates opened the tournament on Dec. 13 against Central Valley Chris- tian High School. No score was available at presstime.
A win over CVC, and the Pirates would play the win-
ner of the game between Si- erra Pacific High and Golden West High.
Reedley High plays Kingsburg High School on Tuesday, Dec. 19, in Kings- burg.
RHS Small Ball Camp
Reedley High boys and girls basketball teams will host a small ball camp for kids in Kindergarten to eighth grades Jan. 13, 20, 27 and Feb. 3 at Reedley High School.
These are the daily times for the camps: K-second grade, 8:30 to 10 a.m., third to fifth grade, 10 a.m; to 11:30 a.m; and sixth to eighth grade, 11:30 to 1 p.m.
The cost for the camp is $40 before Dec. 15 and $50 after.
Registration fees include a reversible camp jersey.
For more informa- tion contact Travis Ferrell at Reedleyhoops@gmail.com.
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The Reedley High Pirates boys soccer team played Orosi High School on Dec. 11 at Sal Gonzalez Field. No score was available at presstime.
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Abby Delport, Reedley High Pirates girls basketball player No. 23, plays defense against Lemoore High player on Dec. 9. The game was part of the Hoover High Tournament that was held Dec. 6 to Dec. 9 in Fresno. The Pirates went 1-2 in the tournament.
Staff Report
The Reedley College Ti- gers men's basketball team went 1-2 at the Modesto Tournament Dec. 6 to Dec. 9 in Modesto.
As of Dec. 11, the Tigers are 3-6 overall.
On Dec. 6, the Tigers opened the tournament with a 74-58 loss to Saddleback College.
Alfredo Jimenez led the Tigers with 15 points, while Ruben Parks had 13.
Freshman Hassan Bolden had 10 points and 15 rebounds. Reedley College rebound- ed with an 84-57 victory over
Cosumnes River College on Dec. 7.
Jimenez led the Tigers with 15 points, while Bolden and Parks each had 13 points.
Elijah Jefferies and Toye Olagunju each had 10 points. On Dec. 9, the Tiger lost
82-79 to Yuba College. Bolden had 22 points and
10 rebounds. Parks had 16 points and Jimenez had 13.
The Tigers will compete in the San Joaquin Delta Tournament on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 15 and 16, in Stockton.
Reedley College will open the tournament against Cabrillo College.
RC Women's basketball
The Reedley College women's basketball team is 7-4 overall after a 80-42 vic- tory over Hartnell College on Dec. 6, in Salinas and a 79-63 loss to Cabrillo College on Dec. 7 in Santa Cruz.
In the Tigers victory over Hartnell College, I'man Con- ley led the Tigers with 30 points and 13 rebounds. Zavia Barlow had 15 points, while Geniah Martin had 12 points and 10 rebounds.
No statistics were avail- able for the game against Cabrillo College.
RC Tigers briefs
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