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In the girls 15-18 IM, Baylie Statham (1:08.68) was edged by Selma’s Tori Valdez (1:08.68). Statham’s time was a personal best.
Jacob Laine place 3rd in the boys 15-18 50 fly in 37.23. Laine also was fifth in the 100 free in 54.68 and 50 back, 28.09.
Top five finishers for Sanger were Kalea Lopez, 6 and under 25 free, 21.98; Marissa Hulsey, 8 and under 25 free, 17.22 and 25 fly, 20.22; Dakota Statham, 13-14 50 fly, 30.26 and Crista Benson, 15-18 50 fly, 31.25.
Reedley Marlins
Matthew Salas, Zachary Tristan, Roman Ramos, Se- bastian Preheim and Matthew Sakata shined for the Marlins as Reedley placed 10th overall with 564 points.
Salas, Tristan, Ramos and Preheim opened with a win inthe200FRwithatimeof 1:42.82, an improvement from their seeded time of 1:43.22. Ramos, Tristan, Preheim and Sakata teamed up to set an- other season’s best time in the 200 MR lowering their time to 1:58.35 from 1:58.79. Sakata fin- ished 3rd in the 50 free in 24.95, while Ramos (31.00) placed 4th in the 50 back and Tristan went on to take 4th in the 50 breast in 34.54. Preheim clocked in a time of 27.96 in the 50 fly for 5th.
In the girls 8 and under 25 back, Izabella Bedolla had a
personal record as she placed 2nd in 21.44. Bedolla swam the opening leg of the 100 FR that placed 3rd in 1:13.49. Other members of that team were Layla Ruiz, Reagan Chastain and Julianna Dean.
The 9-10 100 FR team of Wil- liam Bacon, Kingston Knaak, Ryan Lopez and Kyle Bacon finished 5th in a time of 1:05.61.
Alina Hodges had a time of 36.13 in the 15-18 breast event that earned her a 3rd place fin- ish.
Fowler Sea Dragons
Maya Garcia got things roll- ing for Fowler placing 5th in the first event of the All-Star Finals as she was timed in 1:01.70 in the 18 and under 100 free.
The highest placers for the Sea Dragons was the 15-18 boys 200 FR team of Kai Cayetano, Kenneth Stoen, Ever Loya and Aaron Butts, who lowered their seeded time of 1:47.27 to 1:45.86. They also were 5th in the 200 MR in 1:12.19.
Brooklyn Medeiros also low- ered her seeded time of 20.09 to 19.87 as she placed 4th in the 9-10 25 breast. Two events lat- er, Addison Hammond earned another 4th place finish as she was timed in 39.19 in the 11-12 50 breast. In the 200 MR, Ham- mond along with Baylie Wong, Catarina Sanchez and Charlotte De La Cerda finished sixth in 2:30.16.
Fowler finished 16th overall with 370.5 points.
Dinuba Aqua Emps
Jackson Caudle saved his
Photo contributed / Isaiah Salazar
Twenty-one teams took part in the CVRSL All-Star Finals meet held at Sierra High School. The Kingsburg Seawolves had their 23-year consecutive CVRSL title run snapped by the Porterville Neptunites, who racked up 1414.33 points.
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Shirley Gustafson and Shannon Jefferies (1984, 1988, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999). He returned to campus in 2017 to as- sist Jefferies and will con- tinue to assist new head coach Mariah Roby.
Kitaoka founded the
Sierra Pacific Volley- ball Club in 1988, and also served as club direc- tor and head coach. He earned an associate’s de- gree in accounting from Reedley College in 1970, and graduated from Fresno State in 1973 with a degree in business ad- ministration.
• Anthony Montgom- ery, football — Montgom- ery was a strong-legged placekicker with great accuracy and a knack to always come through in the clutch. He was a first-team all-California selection as a freshman in Region II in 2003, and a two-time all-conference
selection for champion- ship Tiger teams.
Montgomery tied the school record with five field goals in a game against Sacramento City College, and had three field goals in a win over College of the Sequoias that propelled RC to the Producers Dairy Bowl
in 2004. The graduate of Central Valley Christian High School in Visalia kicked for Tigers teams that went 16-6 in two sea- sons.
After RC, Montgom- ery transferred to Boise State where he made 122 of 125 extra points (97.6 percent) and 19 of 24 field goals (79 percent). His game-winning kick against San Jose State preserved the Broncos’ undefeated season in 2006, and he was a per- fect 5-for-5 in PATs in the 43-42 Fiesta Bowl victory over Oklahoma.
At Boise State, Mont- gomery earned first team all-Western Athletic Con- ference and Academic All-Conference honors.
• Curtis Pasma, base- ball — Pasma was a dom- inant left-hander as a re- liever and starter for the Tigers in 2004-2005, set- ting a program strikeout record of 121. As a sopho-
more, he struck out 13 in seven innings against Moorpark, and fanned 17 West Hills batters in a complete game shutout win. That latter accom- plishment came just one day after striking out the side in a relief appear- ance.
The Madera High School product led all ju- nior college pitchers in innings pitched in 2004- 05 (111.2) before trans- ferring to the University of the Pacific. In 2007, Pasma was selected in the 36th round of the Major League Baseball draft by the Milwaukee Brewers. He played two seasons of pro ball, going 4-3 in 50 appearances with a 3.86 earned run average, six saves and 98 strikeouts in 93.1 innings pitched.
See profiles for Jessica Baley-Quinn, Abbi Millwee- Riddle and Curtis Pasma in next week's Mid Valley Times.
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best for last. The 6-year-old knocked off five seconds off his seeded time in the 6 and under 25 free as he finished second in a time of 20.70. Caudle also set aPRinthe25freeasheplaced 5th in 28.83.
“He was one of the first ones there, he was fired up,” said Aqua Emps coach Sergio Her- nandez.
As a team, Dinuba finished 18th overall with 330.5 points.
Kathryne Forbes turned in a solid day as she sped her way to a 3rd place finish in the girls 11-12 100 IM in 1:13.72, cutting
three seconds off her previous time. Forbes also was 4th in the 50 fly as she was timed in 31.23.
Nicholas Vassylenko brought home a pair of 4th place finishes in the 11-12 age group. Vassylenko was timed in 35.68 in the 50 back and 1:17.24 in the 100 IM.
In the boys 8 and under 25 fly, Nikolas Smoljian had a time of 21.03 for 4th overall. The girls 8 and under 100 free relay team of Mariela Arreguin, Avah Argumendo, Olivyah Kizirian, and Viviana Salinas placed 5th in 1:14.53. Also, placing 5th for
the Aqua Emps were Michael Vassylenko in the boys 15-18 50 breast (32.46) and Jorden Forbes in the boys 9-10 25 back (19.37).
Hernandez said the team had one of their best seasons.
“We had a really good sea- son,” he said. “We took 60 swim- mers to Time Trials and those who competed at the finals did really well and dropped their times.”
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