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The Reedley High Pirates girls volleyball team will begin their 2018 season on Aug. 14 against Yosemite High School at Reedley High.
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and learned a lot about the game. I am humble.”
Lizaola said the hardest part about ending her high school career would be when she took off the Eagles uni- form for the final time.
“It is going to be emotional,” Lizaola said. “Ev- ery time I get to wear this jer- seyIgettoshowwhatIcando and be humble and playing for God, my team and everybody who has taught me the game.”
Lizaola played catcher for the County Squad for three in- nings and had two at-bats.
She plans to attend Reed- ley College and play softball at the school.
“It was pretty cool. I know Immanuel struggles in soft- ball but to be out here repre- senting the school was awe- some and I give it all to God,” Lizaola said. “I plan to go to Reedley College and play and then hopefully transfer to a
four-year college to play soft- ball there.”
Guzman said she had mixed emotions playing inside Margie Wright Sta- dium. She was the starting first baseman for the County Squad and played one inning.
“Itwasfun,IamgladIgot to experience this and meet all these girls,” Guzman said. “I am proud to be the one to rep- resent Reedley High.”
Guzman, who is still de- ciding between attending Reedley College or Fresno City College, said that play- ing in the game was a perfect way to end.
Guzman helped lead the Reedley High Pirates softball team to three straight North Yo- semite League Championships.
“Softball has been part of my life since I was seven years old,” Guzman said. “Fin- ishing at the City/County All- Star Game was amazing. I had so many nerves and so many thoughts but I am glad I was blessed with the experience.”
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lia on Aug. 16 for a game against El Diamante High School.
Reedley High will then compete in the Caruthers Raisin Harvest Tournament Aug. 22 and Aug. 25. In be- tween games in the tourna- ment, the Pirates will host Hanford West High on Aug. 23.
Reedley High will play Golden West High on Sept. 4, in Visalia, before competing in the Coast Union Tourna- ment on Sept. 8 in Cambria.
The Pirates will travel to play at Tulare Union on Sept. 11 and Selma High on Sept. 13.
They will play in the Redwood High tournament on Sept. 14 and 15.
Reedley High then starts
defense of their NYL Title on Sept. 18 against Fresno High School at Reedley High.
Water Polo
The Reedley girls and boys water polo teams will open their 2018 sea- son Sanger High School on Aug. 7 against Sanger High in Sanger.
The Pirates then face Si- erra Pacific High on Aug. 9 at the Reedley High School Aquatics Complex.
The Pirates will play at Kingsburg High on Aug. 14, and at Selma High on Aug. 21. They then will host Dinuba High on Aug. 23, before playing at Madera High on Aug. 30.
RIGHT: Samantha Lizaola, former Immanuel High standout, played catcher for the County Squad for three innings. Lizaola will attend Reedley College beginning in the fall.
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LEFT: Jenna Guzman, former Reedley High Pirates
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