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Reedley College football opens NDVL play this week
By Will Goldbeck
Contributed
Reedley College's first foot- ball season in the National Di- vision Valley League begins Saturday, Oct. 16. at historic Hughes Stadium in Sacramento.
Kickoff time for the league opener with the 1-4 Sacra- mento City College Panthers is scheduled for 1 p.m. The game is scheduled to be live streamed by both schools.
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The Apaches, who
have just one senior on the squad in captain Reese Moreno, played crisp ball against the visiting Knights. Junior Kylah Guzman collect- ed 14 kills while sopho- more Krista Sheaffer had eight kills and two blocks. The team regis- tered 14 services aces, led by six from junior Dionii Fraga.
The strong perfor- mance avenged an open- ing-round loss to Bul- lard, which is Sanger's only CMAC defeat.
Sheaffer and Guz- man finished with 10 and 9 kills, respectively, in a three-set sweep of Madera South on Oct. 5. Junior Madison Bigham had five ace serves and 18 assists.
The Tigers bring (4-1) are ranked 14th in the state by the California Community College Sports Information Directors Association and 16th in the state by the JC Athletic Bureau.
Women's golf second at Big 8 tourney match
A steadily improving Reed- ley College Tiger women’s golf team finished second be- hind Modesto Junior College in a Big 8 Conference tourna- ment on Oct. 7 at the Turlock
Golf and Country Club.
The Lady Tigers shot a season best round of 325, nine
strokes behind Modesto. Avery Foster (Clovis) of Reedley was the medalist with a terrific three-under- par score of 69. According to Coach Scott Stark, Foster shot the second best individual
round in school history. Other rounds for the Lady Tigers included Mya Chao (Golden West, Visalia) with a 77, Natalie Van Pelt (El Capi-
tan, Merced) with an 88 and Cynthia Reyes (Golden West) with a 91.
Reedley hosts a conference tournament Thursday, Oct. 14, at the Kings River Golf and Country Club.
RC women's soccer scoreless in three matches
Even though Denise Elias- Martinez still leads the Cen- tral Valley Conference in goals with eight, the Reedley College women’s soccer team still has lost its last three
games by shutout.
Reedley dropped to 1-3 in
conference play after a 2-0 loss at home to Clovis Com- munity College on Oct. 8, three days after a 1-0 defeat at Taft on Oct. 5. The Tigers' scoreless run began with a 1-0 blanking at the hands of Fresno City College.
The Lady Tigers return to the pitch on Friday, Oct. 15, at Merced College in a 2 p.m. contest to end the first round of conference play.
Hector Davila III in the fourth quarter.
Davila's 47-yard pick six return with six min- utes remaining broke a 7-7 tie, and Immanuel held on after Liberty missed on a PAT conver- sion in the final minute. The Eagles then recov- ered the insides kick.
Immanuel hosts Shafter Friday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the re- sumption of a suspended game from Sept. 10.
Fowler 41, Orosi 28
At Fowler, Andrew Camarillo rushed for 166 yards and two touchdowns the Angelo Apodaca added 66 yards rushing and a TD for Cardinals (4-3, 1-2 West Sequoia League).
Orange Cove 59, Parlier 0
At Orange Cove, the Titans (3-4, 2-2 WSL) dominated the winless Panthers (0-6, 0-2) for their second league win in three weeks.
Jon Earnest / Mid Valley Times Sanger High's Kylah Guz- man prepared to deliver oneofher13killsina three-set sweep of Bullard
on Oct. 7.
Sanger hosts Made- ra on Thursday, Oct. 14, then travels to Fresno for a first place show- down at SJ Memorial on Tuesday, Oct. 19. The winner will have a one- match lead with just one league match remaining.
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Matthew Herrera (54 yards).
Defensively, the Em- perors had an intercep- tions from Brandon Guido and a fumble re- covery from Javier Mar- tinez.
Dinuba travels to Kingsburg for a CSL showdown Friday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.m.
Sanger 35, Madera 7
At Madera, Fernan- do Gonzalez and Jamir Galloway rushed for two touchdowns each and quarterback Josa- iah Duarte connected with Andrew Lopez on a 60-yard scoring pass for the Apaches (5-2, 2-0 County Metro).
Sanger built a 21-0 lead after three quar- ters and the defense was strong throughout.
The Apaches' sched- uled road game with Bullard High on Friday,
Kirk Kawagoe / Photo Contributed
Reedley High's Gonzalez brought down Fresno High re- ceiver Nahzae Cox on Oct. 8. The Pirates limited the War- riors to 81 total yards in a 38-0 victory.
Oct. 15, has been moved from Chukchansi Park in Fresno to San Joaquin Memorial High School because off a schedul- ing conflict. The game will kick off at 7 p.m.
The scheduled JV game with Bullard will be played Thursday at 7 p.m. at Bullard High in Fresno. There are no
bleachers on the visi- tor side, so parents are asked to bring lawn chairs.
Immanuel 14, Liberty-MR 13
In Madera Ranchos, the Eagles (3-3) held on to edge the Hawks, get- ting the decisive score on an interception re- turn for a touchdown by
of the Week
Jacob Rocha Reedley High football
Reedley High’s Jacob Rocha completed 10 of 20 passes for 174 yards and two touchdowns
in the Pirates’ 38-0 victory over Fresno High on Oct. 7. The junior quarterback, in his first full season as a starter, has thrown for more than 600 yards and seven touchdowns and has added 115 yards and one TD rushing for the 6-0 Pirates.
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