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Thursday, September 26, 2019 | B2 | Mid Valley TiMes Apaches run away
PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS
McLane Reedley Hoover Roosevelt Sunnyside Fresno
Madera South 49, Fresno 28 Washington Union 55, Hoover 9 Yosemite 26, McLane 21
Sunnyside at Reedley, Roosevelt, bye
Washington Union at Reedley, 7:30 p.m. Nipomo at Hoover, McLane Stadium Fresno McLane at Dos Palos
Kerman at Roosevelt, Sunnyside HS Fresno Fresno and Sunnyside, bye
NORTH YOSEMITE LEAGUE League Season
WL PFPA WLPF PA
0 0 0 0 2 2 135 104 0 0 0 0 2 2 70 112
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
1 3 59 155 1 3 63 68 1 4 64 102 0 5 66 261
Bullard 0 0 0 0 Sanger 0000 Madera 0000 MaderaSouth 0 0 0 0 Edison 0000
Bullard 26, Clovis West 13
Selma 42, Madera 35Friday, Sept. 20
Edison 35, Dinuba 27, 2 OT
Madera South 49, Fresno 28
San Joaquin Memorial 20, Clovis East 17 Sanger, bye
Paso Robles at Sanger, 7:30 p.m. Bullard at Arroyo Grande
Mission Oak at Madera South
Edison, Madera and SJ Memorial, bye
Friday, Sept. 20
Friday, Sept. 27
COUNTY METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE League Season
WL PFPA WLPF PA
SJMemorial 000041194 62
Thursday, Sept. 19
3 1 31 22 2 2 14
103 51 142 80 96 112 112 134 94 157
Friday, Sept. 27
CENTRAL SEQUOIA LEAGUE League Season
Mendota at Immanuel, 6:30 p.m.
Caruthers
Minarets
Riverdale
Orosi
Fowler
OrangeCove
Parlier
Friday, Sept. 20
Riverdale 55, Orange Cove 19 Caruthers 56, Parlier 6
Orosi 37, Avenal 0 Minarets 35, Fowler 28
Friday, Sept. 27
Minarets at Orange Cove, 7:30 p.m. Caruthers at Orosi, 7:30 p.m. Riverdale at Parlier, 7:30 p.m. Fowler, bye
WL PFPA WLPF PA
Kingsburg
Selma
Exeter
Dinuba 000022146 90 CVChristian 0 0 0 0 2 2 70 106 HanfordWest 00001351194
Central Valley Christian 27, Immanuel 14 Edison 35, Dinuba 27, 2 OT
Kingsburg 20, El Diamante 0
Exeter, Hanford West, bye
CV Christian at Mission Prep Exeter at Chowchilla
San Luis Obispo at Hanford West Dinuba, Kingsburg and Selma, bye
Thursday, Sept. 19 Selma 42, Madera 35Friday, Sept. 20
0 0 0 0 50153 40 0 0 0 0 4 1 185 106 0 0 0 0 3 1 119 61
Friday, Sept. 27
INDEPENDENT
Season
W L PF PA Immanuel Friday, Sept. 20 3 2 138 97
Central Valley Christian 27, Immanuel 14
Friday, Sept. 27
WEST SEQUOIA LEAGUE League Season
WL PFPA WLPF PA
1 0 56 6 3 2 151 89 103528 31132101 105519 4117570 00003113070 0 1 28 35 2 3 128 103 01195523128130 016562374146
Rick Curiel / Mid Valley Times
Orosi Cardinal's junior quarterback Evan Lara only threw 10 passes in Friday night's home game against Avenal. But he completed nine of them for 204 yard and three touchdowns to help lead the Cardi- nals to a 37-0 non-conference victory.
Lara lights up Avenal
By Coach Sean Marzolf
Special to Mid Valley Times
The Sanger Apaches’ cross country team had a record setting day at the 41st Annual Sanger Invita- tional at Avocado Lake.
The invitational fea- tured 38 teams from across the central valley and a few from the central coast.
The running Apaches came home with four first place team champion fin- ishes, along with three in- dividual titles and a bunch of lifetime bests.
The Varsity Girls fea- tured a tight competition scoring the top two teams within five points, but the Apaches came out on top over Monache, taking home the first Sanger In- vite Varsity girls team ti- tle for Sanger High School since 1984.
The girls were led by Nia Lamas running an- other school record time of 17:44 (Lowering her old school record by 41 sec- onds). Her time is also the third fastest time ever run on this course by any girl in 41 years. Nia was fol- lowed closely by Rebecca Coronado, Sienna Bianchi, Jessica Recinos, Jahari Garcia and Anayacsi Diaz. Their team time is also a school record for Sanger High School.
The Varsity Boys, not wanting to be outdone, stepped up big at their home invite. They made
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have been very valuable in terms of the team learning from mistakes and players understanding their roles. As seasons change some- times roles do too. The hope is that these games prepare us for league play and help us develop an identity. We’ve had our share of learning and teaching opportunities so far and we hope they have made us a better team moving forward.”
Sanger’s master statis- tician and newly inducted member of the Sanger
the race “not so close” of a competition running four guys in the top 10 overall with a fifth not too far be- hind.
The boys took home the first-place team prize in convincing fashion scor- ing 42 points ahead of Ar- royo Grande (2nd with 80 points). David DeLoera, only a 10th grader, astound- ed the crowd by taking 1st place overall in 15:48 for the 3-mile course.
David makes himself the first Sanger Invitational champion for Sanger High school since 1993 (Pamenos Ballantyne). He was close- ly followed by Emanuel Sa- las, Jayden Olea, Benjamin Awad, Juan Zamora, Myles Nicasio and Anthony Gon- zalez. The boys team win is the first Sanger Invite var- sity boys title since 1993.
The JV Boys finished up the day strong for Sanger placing 2nd as a team led by Jaden Terrones (only a 10th grader) 1st place finish in the race running 16:58 for 3 miles. The boys top 5 all finished in the top 25 to pick up individual medals.
The entire team com- pleted the day with four first place team plaques, three first place individual titles, 14 boys medals (top 25) and 12 girls medals (top 25).
The Apaches will con- tinue the season with a JV competition at Woodward Park this Friday and a Var- sity competition in Atas- cadero on Saturday.
High School Athletic Hall of Fame Ron Blackwood has noted that a couple of this year’s Apaches have made it onto the top 10 list for all time longest runs from scrimmage.
Morgan Privett ran 88 yards against Hanford and 81 yards against Reedley and Kosi Agina scampered 84 yards against Reedley.
Agina also has a run last year, 81 yards against SJM in the top 10.
The longest run from scrimmage by an Apache, according to Blackwood, was 99 yards by Kay Nishamura in 1960 against Selma.
in 37-0 Cardinal's rout
MVT Staff Report
The Orosi Cardinals did all their work in the first half in Friday night’s matchup against Avenal. In the third of a four-game home stretch at the new George Mill- horn Stadium, the Cardi- nals exploited the Bucca- neer’s defense to put up 37 points in the first half and walk away with a 37- 0 victory.
Orosi began the game as they often do, by tak- ing their opening drive to the end zone. Scoring the Cardinal’s first touch- down was Orosi High’s lead runner Dominic Martinez. The junior tail- back ran it in from one- yard out to help give his team a 7-0 lead with just about three minutes off the clock.
The Cardinals scored the majority of their points in the second quar- ter. After Orosi’s defense scored a safety to begin the second quarter, the Cardinal’s offense put together a drive that ended with junior quar- terback Evan Lara con- necting with Orosi High’s Andrew Arechiga for a 39-yard touchdown pass.
Lara later hit Arech- iga again on a 50-yard touchdown pass to give the Cardinals a 23-0 lead
with about four minutes left in the half. Orosi’s quarterback threw his third touchdown of the quarter, and game, with under a minute to go in the half, finding junior wide receiver Aidan Ro- driguez for a 19-yard touchdown pass.
Orosi then recovered an Avenal fumble deep in Buccaneer territory, and Martinez was able to close out the half with a 6-yard touchdown rush, his second of the game and the Cardinal’s fifth.
Tomorrow night, Orosi high will face off with yet another top small-school contender in Caruthers. The Blue Raiders come into the game with a 4-1 record and a four-game winning streak. They are also coming off a 12-1 record last year and a season that ended only with a loss to Kennedy High in the CIF Division 5 semi- finals game.
The year prior, Ca- ruthers made it all the way to the CIF Division 6AA championship game, but lost to Orange High by three points, 46-43.
Tomorrow night’s game will be held at the new George Millhorn Stadium and is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m.
from competition
Invitation to Bid
e Board of Trustees of Cutler-Orosi Joint Uni ed School District. Tulare County in California invites and will receive sealed proposals for new Division of State Architect (DSA) approved building. e building is planned to be 12,000 to 14,000 square foot modular Kindergarten classrooms, at Golden Valley School located at 41465 Road 127 Orosi CA. 93647. e school district will receive the bids up to but no later than 10:00 a.m. 4th October 2019 there- a er sealed bids will be opened and read aloud. Bids received a er this time will be returned unopened. Modular manufactures will follow all California public work procedures for public work projects. Bids shall be valid for 60 calendar days a er the bid opening date. All bids shall be delivered to the Cutler-Orosi Joint Uni ed School District o ce lo- cated at 12623 Avenue 416, Orosi CA 93647. Elec- tronic drawings of the project are available by con- tacting Marvin Armstrong Architect for the School District. Monday- ursday between 8:00 am-5:00 pm located at 1640 W. Shaw suite 102 Fresno, CA. 93711or by calling (559) 229-9950.
Bids must be accompanied by a cashier’s check, or a Bid Bond in favor of the District in a amount not less than ten (10%) of the submitted total bid price of the bidder’s category. Successful bidders will comply with all California public labor laws re- garding prevailing wage and bonding requirements the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Run ad on September 19th and 26th. 06426
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