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Danny Jimenez / Photo Contributed Reedley College running back Jamon Chambers (15) raced through the DeAnza College defense on his way to a 50-yard touchdown in the first quarter of the Tigers’ 47-28 victory on Sept. 7. TIGERS Continued from B1 coma, WA) sped through a huge hole and went 50 yards for the season’s first touchdown. Jorge Rosales Arvin add the extra point to make it 9-0. De Anza cut the deficit to two points later in the first quarter, thanks to the running of Jevon Sturns. The sophomore from San Jose broke loose for a 55 yard run to the Tiger 20. Six plays later, Stearns scored from 2 yards out. But Reedley scored the next 28 points to put the game out of reach.. Arman Hickson Hickson (Suwannee, GA) threw three of the four touch- down passes, one of them to Andy Pierre-Antoine (North Miami, FL) who had all four of his recep- tions in the first half for an even 100 yards. Hickson completed 15 of 23 passes for 197 yards. Drew Zaubi (Crestwood, KY) also had a touchdown pass to Pierre- Antoine. River Walker (Jacksonville, FL), listed on the roster as a quarter- back, saw action at receiv- er and caught a touchdown pass from Hickson. Chambers recorded 230 all purpose yards, re- cording 95 yards in nine carries, two receptions for 21 yards and a score and 114 kick return yards, which included an 88-yard return for a fourth quarter score. Reedley outgained DeAnza 493-379. “We worked really hard to be prepared for week one,” said Tiger head coach Eric Marty, who mentioned the summer program and the commit- ment of the players and as- sistant coaches. “You don’t always see it pay off that visibly. We were clearly ready to come out and play the game. They came out and made that mistake early. All of a sudden, we punch it in.” The Tigers travel to Yuba College next Satur- day for a 1 pm contest. The 49ers opened 2019 with a 28-3 loss in Salinas to the Hartnell College Panthers. Dick Sheppard / Mid Valley Times Apache quarterback Noel Collazo on one of his 18 carries for 96 yards against the Timberwolves. MVT Staff Report Immanuel High’s girls team opened the golf season on Aug. 29 with a non-league match against Chowchilla High at Ridge Creek Golf Course in Dinuba. The shorthanded Tribe — with just two golfers — and Eagles played using the modi- fied Stableford scoring system pars counted for five points. Only the top two golfers kept score, so the visitors prevailed by a 61-46 score. Immanuel freshman Karis Haltom scored 35 points, finishing behind Chowchilla junior Amber Blair (42). Other Eagles’ scorers were Julia Scarborough (28 points), Molly Klas- sen (11), Jorja Caviness (6) and Brooklyn Guerra (2). Immanuel scored 82 points in the league play scoring format. The Eagles continued non-league dual match play Sept. 11 in Fresno against San Joaquin Memorial High. Central Sequoia League play be- gins Thursday, Sept. 19 at 2 p.m. against Central Valley Christian at Ridge Creek Golf Course. Photo Contributed Freshman Karis Haltom was Im- manuel High’s leading scorer against Chowchilla, scoring 35 points in the modified Stabl- eford scoring system. APACHES Continued from B1 Tigers. The Sanger JV team defeated Clovis East 21- 7. “It was a tough, hard fought game and it came down to who wanted it most,” said JV middle line backer and fullback Brandon Valle. The JV game with Lemoore will start at 5 p.m. this Friday. You can read about the incident that took place immediately fol- lowing the Sanger game with Clovis East on to- day’s Mid Valley Times op/ed page. “Great Sanger win! Good game played by two good teams. We are having conversa- tions about the events after the game. Sanger High School thanks all families and community members for their great support. Go Apaches,” said Sanger High School principal Kirstin Coro- nado. Rick Curiel / Mid Valley Times The Lady Emps varsity volleyball team improved to 4-1 with a 3-1 victory over visiting Hanford last Wednesday. After taking the first two sets comfortably (25-12, 25-15), Hanford was able to steal the third set (25-21). Dinuba, however, responded in the fourth set, taking it 25-20 to win the match. The team traveled to Madera over the weekend to participate in the Madera Classic Tournament. They opened league play on Tuesday and will be taking on rival Selma today in an away game. (Above) Dinuba High sophomore Jada McMaryion goes up for a kill in the Lady Emps' match against Hanford on Sept. 4. Reedley College falls to Cuesta, 2-1 MVT Staff Report A goal in the 73rd minute proved to be the difference in Friday's 2-1 loss at home to Cuesta College. Sabrina Cabrera had the only Ti- ger goal in the 64th minute. Goalie Lucy Chavez was credited with seven saves. Reedley is now idle until Sept. 17, when they travel to Cupertino to face DeAnza College. Danny Jimenez / Contributed (Left) Reedley College's Destiny Gonzalez (9), left, and Sumiko Sunamoto (8) battled with a Cuesta College defender for pos- session of the ball on Sept. 6. I love this town. Thanks, Reedley. I love being here to help life go rightTM in a community where people are making a difference every day. Thank you for all you do. Tigers volleyball enters conference play on Sept. 18 MVT Staff Report Only two more non- conference matches re- main before the Reedley College women's volley- ball team opens Central Valley Conference ac- tion at home on Sept. 18 against Columbia College. Coach Mariah Roby's squad was scheduled to face Yuba and host Solano College on Sept. 11. Reedley opened the season with a 25-7, 25- 11, 25-9 loss to DeAnza in Lemoore on Sept. 4. A scheduled weekend match against San Joaquin Delta was cancelled. 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