Page 11 - Mid Valley Times 2-25-21 E-edition

Sanger High hosts swim meet
Thursday, February 25, 2021
RC athletics' lengthy
sabbatical ends with 2
wins by women's golf
Jon Earnest / Mid Valley Times
Varsity boys swimmers from Sanger and Reedley high schools hit the water for the start of a freestyle race at the Sanger High Aquatics complex on Feb. 19. It was the first competition at the pool and school since the COVID-19 pandemic hit in March 2020.
Reedley High's Morgan Gates cuts through the water during the varsity girls 100 butterfly at the Sanger Aquatics Complex on Feb. 19. Gates finished in second place in the race.
Danny Jimenez / Photo Contributed
Prep sports returning to action with outdoor events
By Jon Earnest
Mid Valley Times
High school sports fans itching to see actual competition after nearly a year of coronavirus pandemic-caused, can- cellations, rescheduling and schedule delays.
On Feb.19, dozens of swimmers, parents/ families and spectators gathered at the Sanger Aquatics complex as Sanger High School host- ed longtime rival Reed- ley High in an unofficial meet. The crowd cheered on and supported swims and divers who were working the bugs out and still looking to build en- durance.
With COVID-19 num- bers finally declining and California easing restrictions to allow ath- letic competition, schools and athletic directors are scheduling outdoor
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By Will Goldbeck
For The Times
After going 11 months and two days without a sporting event, Reedley College returned to action with two women’s golf wins last week.
The defending Nor Cal champions defeat- ed Taft last week as the Cougars did not have enough players for a team score in either match. Reedley opened action at Buena Vista GC in Taft with a team
score of 379, led by sophomore Mya Chou (Golden West, Visalia) with an 83 (good for medalist honors. McK- enzie Quinn (Clovis East) followed with an 84, followed by Kayla Hernandez (Paso Ro- bles) with an even 100 and Cynthia Reyes (Golden West) with a 111.
The Tigers shot a team score of 403 in their home opener at Kings River GC in
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Dinuba Youth Football signups set for March 20
MVT Staff Report
Dinuba Youth Foot- ball and Dinuba Youth Cheer registrations have been pushed back to Saturday, March 20, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Leagues are open to children ages 5-14 years.
Players and cheer
are asked to bring an original or copy of birth certificate medical in- surance card and a $75 deposit fee.
For more informa- tion, call Harvey at (559) 909-1404, access the Dinuba Youth Foot- ball Facebook page or email to dinubayouth- football@yahoo.com.
Kings River UESD TK/Kindergarten Registration March1&March8at
New London Child Development Center
March 15 at Kings River School
Kings River Union Elementary School District is planning three registration sessions for parents whose children will be entering Kindergarten in the fall. Registration at New London Child Development Center will be held on March 1 & March 8 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Parents must call the New London CDC at 595-0317 to make an appointment. Registration at Kings River School will be held on March 15 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00p.m. Appointments to register can be made by calling the school at 897-7209.
In order to enroll in Kindergarten for the 2021-2022 school year, children must be age 5 on or before September 1, 2021. If your child turns 5 between September 2, 2021 – March 15, 2022 and you would like to enroll your child in Transitional Kindergarten, please contact Kings River School.
To register their children, parents must provide:
• The child’s birth, hospital or baptismal certificate to verify date of birth;
• Immunization records showing up-to-date vaccinations for polio, DPT, MMR, varicella and hepatitis B, along with a current tuberculosis skin test with results.
• A complete and current physical and dental exam.
• Telephone numbers for home, parents place of
employment and a family physician;
• Proof of residence in the Kings River Union School
District (utility bill, rent or mortgage receipts are sufficient
proof of residence).
A child will not be enrolled without these documents.
Matriculación del Kínder/Kínder de Transición Distrito Escolar Primario Kings River Union Marzo1&Marzo8enel
Centro Pre-Escolar de New London
Marzo 15 en la Escuela Kings River
El Distrito Escolar Primario Kings River Union está planeando tres sesiones de matriculación para padres cuyos hijos comenzaran en el Kínder este otoño. La matriculación se llevará a cabo en el Centro Pre-Escolar de New London el 1 y 8 de Marzo de 8:00 a.m. a 12:00 p.m. Los padres deben llamar al Centro Pre-Escolar de London al 595- 0317 para hacer una cita. La matriculación en la Escuela Kings River será el 15 de Marzo de 8:00 a.m. a 12:00p.m. Llame al 897-7209 para hacer una cita.
Para matricularse en el Kínder para el ciclo escolar 2021-2022, niños deben tener 5 años de edad para el o antes del 1 de Septiembre 2021. Si su hijo cumple 5 años de edad entre las fechas del 2 de Septiembre, 2021 al 15 de Marzo, 2022 y a usted le gustaría matricular a su hijo en el Kínder de Transición, favor de ponerse en contacto con la escuela Kings River.
Para matricular a sus niños, los padres deben proveer:
• Acta de nacimiento, del hospital o bautizo del niño/a para verificar la fecha de nacimiento;
• Registro de vacunación mostrando vacunas al corriente para polio, DPT, MMR, varicela y hepatitis B al igual que un examen de Tuberculosis con los resultados;
• Un examen físico y dental completo y al corriente;
• Números de teléfono para el hogar, lugar de empleo
de los padres y médico de familia.
• Prueba que reside dentro del Distrito Escolar Primario
Kings River (factura de utilidades, recibo de renta o
hipotecario son suficiente prueba de residencia).
No podemos matricular niños sin estas verificaciones.
Immanuel tennis opens school's 2021 athletics
Jon Earnest / Mid Valley Times
Immanuel High's Joshua Reimer fires a return during his singles match against Fresno Christian in a sea- son-opening contest Feb. 18 at the Immanuel Sports Complex.
MVT Staff Report
Immanuel High School held its first ath- letic competition (al- though unofficial) in al- most a year on Feb. 16, when the Eagles' tennis teams hosted Fresno Christian at the Imman- uel Sports Complex ten- nis courts.
The meetings were actually practice scrim- mages, so no official scores were kept in matches. Still, the play- ers had a chance to get in match-intense compe- tition in preparation for a revised spring season for both teams.
Immanuel's girls ros-
ter features number one singles player Hannah Friesen, Janelle Wood, Lauren Krahn, Alex Hughes, Mattie Jackson, Ellie Matlak, Claire Nel- son, Shyanna Ward, Lilly Atmajian, Jill Balakian and Ava Gomez.
Boys team members are Josh Reimer (num-
ber one singles), Jake Goertzen, Bryce Comel, Zack Baptista, Nathan- iel Atmajian, Nathaniel Ayers, Reagan Madding and Jacob Hofer.
Go online to Imman- uel High's athletics web- site for more schedule in- formation on tennis and other IHS sports.
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