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Tigers shake off slow start, win football opener
By Will Goldbeck
For The Times
The return to the gridiron for 2021 initially didn’t start well on Sept. 4 for new head coach Rob Hartenfels and the Reedley College football team.
The Tigers went three and out on the first offensive se- ries and San Joaquin Delta scored a touchdown on its first possession.
But the Tigers responded with 20 unanswered points and went on to record a 27- 14 victory over the Mustangs in Stockton. It was Reedley’s eighth straight win and the 21st in the last 23 games in the last three seasons. The winning streak is tied for the third best in the state.
Out of the Tigers’ nine future opponents, only two (Modesto Junior College and Fresno City College) won their openers last week. Modesto defeated Laney on Sept. 3 while Fresno got past Chabot 41-7 in Hayward.
College of the Siskiyous comes to town for a 1 p.m. contest Saturday, Sept. 11, at the Reedley High School Sta- dium after a 31-3 loss to Dia- blo Valley.
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Sanger High's next home game is a memora- ble one; Sept. 17 against Centennial of Bakers- field as favorite son and Pro Football Hall of Famer Tom Flores will be in town and honored by the school and city.
Fowler 20, Immanuel 6
At County Line Stadi-
um on Sept. 3, the Eagles dropped their second consecutive game as the visiting Redcats broke a tie with a pair of second half touchdowns.
After falling behind by a touchdown, Im- manuel tied the game when quarterback Hec- tor Davila III connected with Carlos Morales on a 10-yard scoring play. The visitors then used their ground game to tack on a pair of second half scores.
Senior Jacob Cabre- ra rushed for 97 yards while Davila added 58 rush yards and 35 yards through the air. Davila led the Eagles with nine
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Roman Rodriguez picked up the first touchdown of the season for Reedley College against San Joaqiin Delta on Sept. 4, rushing for a 7-yard score in the first quarter. The Tigers opened the campaign with a 27-14 victory over the Mustangs.
from Magana with 63 seconds left in the first half. Magana then closed out the scoring on a 73-yard pass to Shemar Kirk (Nashville) with three minutes and 10 seconds left in the third quarter.
The Tigers outgained the Mustangs 353-284, and com- mitted only one turnover.
Gabriel Olmos (Sanger) had 2.5 tackles and two quar-
terback sacks for the Tiger defense while Jadon Pearson (Gilbert, Ariz.) had two sacks among his loo five solo tack- les. Devonte Jordan (Augius- ta, Ga.) led Reedley with eight tackles, four solo and four as- sists.
John L'Heureux (Fresno High) added an interception and a 40-yard return in the fi- nal two minutes for Reedley.
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his second straight game with a forced turnover, finishing with eight tackles and a sack. The se- nior defensive end had a strip sack and a 31-yard fumble re- turn for a touchdown against UConn, and has 11 tackles for the season.
Mosby's perfor- mance in the season- opening win earned him Mountain West Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors.
The Bulldogs re- turn home Saturday, Sep. 11, for a 7 p.m. non-conference game against Cal Poly. The game will be televised live on CW59.
The Mustangs fea- ture linebacker Josh Henderson, son of new Immanuel High coach Josh Henderson and a star player for Breth- ren Christian's state title team in 2018.
RC women's soccer rallies for tie, has match canceled
By Will Goldbeck
For The Times
Chalk up a tie and a no contest for the Reedley Col- lege women’s soccer team last week.
The Sept. 3 scheduled opponent, Merritt College of Oakland, couldn’t make the trip to Reedley for an undis- closed reason. No makeup has been scheduled.
The Lady Tigers have a 1-0-1 record after battling Allan Hancock of Santa Ma- ria to a 2-2 tie on Reedley’s pitch on Aug. 31.
Denise Elias-Martinez (Kingsburg) opened the scoring at the 12-minute mark on an assist from Mariela Cruz (McLane, Fresno). It was the fourth goal of the season for the former Viking. The Bull- dogs scored the next two goals before Gloria Sevilla (McLane) found the back of the net for the tying goal on an assist from Martinez in the 60th minute.
On Friday, Sept. 10, Reed- ley is scheduled to travel to Aptos to face Carrillo Col- lege in a 4 p.m. match.
Against San Joaquin Det- la, Reedley’s first touchdown came on a 7-yard run by Ro- man Rodriguez (Clovis North) after a short Mustang punt set the Tigers up at the Delta 27.
Reedley took a 13-7 lead as Devin McGee (Las Vegas) intercepted a Justin DeMello pass and retuned it 67 yards for a score.
The Tigers alternated quarterbacks with Joshua Magana (Dinuba) and start- er Jordan Solomon (Las Ve- gas). Magana finished with 150 yards passing and two touchdowns, completing 7 of 13 in his college debut. Solo- mon was 5 of 10 for 35 yards. Jaylin Jackson (Tampa, FL) caught a 14-yard scoring pass
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Dinuba High receiver E.J. Sotelo celebrated after scoring a touchdown on a first quarter reception on Sept. 3. The senior had 107 receiving yards in the Emperors' 49-14 vic- tory over Torres High from Madera.
while sophomore An- drew Camarillo added 114 yards and three TDs. Camarillo has 429 yards and eight TDs for the season.
Orosi 56, Granite Hills 6
At Ed Coats Stadium, the Cardinals (2-1) re- ceived 136 yards rush- ing and two touchdowns from junior Alex Ortega while sophomore An- drew Camarillo added 114 yards and three TDs. Camarillo has 429 yards
and eight TDs for the season.
Orosi has a bye this
week.
Mendota 35, Orange Cove 7
At Mendota, the Ti- tans (1-2) were overpow- ered by an Aztecs team that racked up 506 total yards.
Junior quarterback Manuel Martinez passed for 210 yards and a score, while Alfredo Ocejo rushed for 108 yards for Orange Cove.
tackles on defense, ju- niors Jason Poole and Jason Romo each had seven tackles while Mo- rales added six tackles including two for loss of yardage.
Immanuel hosts Shafter High at 7:30 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 10, at Coun- ty Line Stadium.
Orosi 56, Granite Hills 6
At Ed Coats Stadium, the Cardinals (2-1) re- ceived 136 yards rush- ing and two touchdowns from junior Alex Ortega
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Immanuel High's Carlos Morales prepared to weather a hit from Fowler High defenders, before breaking free and scoring on a 10-yard touchdown reception during the Eagles' 20-6 loss to the Redcats on Sept. 3.
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