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The Reedley High boys tennis team dropped a tight 5-4 decision to the No. 8 seed Selma Bears in the first round of the Central Section Division 3 playoffs on April 24.
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double, triple and stolen base, Rackley tripled during a 3-for- 3 day with two runs knocked in and three runs scored while Devin Decker was 3-for-3 with a triple. Jacob Franco and Var- gas had two hits apiece with two and three RBI, respec- tively, while Hinojosa tripled and knocked in two runs.
Ortiz picked up the pitch- ing win.
Seeding for the Central Section playoffs will take place this weekend, and games begin on Wednesday, May 8.
BOY'S GOLF Pirates capture NYL title
Led by medalist Jyun Cyuan Chu, the Reedley High Pirates captured the North Yosemite League champion- ship on April 29 at Sherwood
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preparing for the Monday, May 6, Northern California Championships at Woodland.
Results of only the Big 8 Conference tournament at Paso Robles on April 22 were available at press time.
“The Tigers played re- ally solid team golf,” wrote Head Coach Scott Stark, “shooting a respectable
Forest Golf Club, scoring 28 points to beat out runnerup Roosevelt High (20). The tourney concluded on April 29 with nine holes after playing the first nine on April 25.
Chu shot a tourney-best 88 while teammates Jay Gar- cia (90) and Fernando Garcia (97) placed third and sixth, respectively. Hoover's Stanley Thomas took second place.
No NYL golfers qualified for the Central Section tourna-
ment.
BOYS TENNIS Selma 5, Reedley 4
At Selma on April 24, the ninth-seeded Pirates' season ended in a first-round loss to the Bears in the Division 3 playoffs. Singles winners for Reedley were Caleb Barker (6-2, 6-2 in number one sin- gles), Nickolas Friedenberg (6-1, 2-6, 10-5 in number two) and Jacob Vitela (7-6, 1-6, 10-8
score of 374 (+14) in abso- lutely beautiful, sunny and nearly perfect conditions.”
Reedley had five players who posted solid rounds in the 70s. Morgan Cooper, Bailey Flickinger and Dylan Otto all posted solid rounds of 1 over par 73. Cooper recorded a season high six birdies on his scorecard. Xavier Coreno fired a 77, converting on 7 out of 11 scrambling opportunities. Tom- my O’Rourke rounded out the
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Reedley High's Lauryn King, right, handed the baton off to teammate Tiffany Toews in the girls 4 x 100 meter relay at the 76th annual Reedley Invitational on April 26. The RHS team finished third in the race with a time of 54.53 seconds.
Hoover in a late-afternoon game on April 30 with a win giving the Pirates (16-9, 8-0) a fourth consecutive North Yosemite League crown. Results were unavailable at
press time.
The Pirates' bats remained
hot with a pair of double-dig- it road victories last week. Reedley trounced McLane by a 15-4 score on April 24 before routing Fresno High by a 14-2 score on Aprll 26. Big innings fueled both routs, as RHS erupted for 10 runs in the fifth against the Highlanders and scored seven runs in the fourth against the Warriors.
Reedley closes the regular season with a 3:30 p.m. game Thursday, May 2, at Sunnyside High. Seedings for the Cen- tral Section playoffs will take place over the weekend.
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Also, the 200 free re- lay team of Delport, Diana Hoffman, Gates and Hodg- es qualified for Valley with a time of 1:52.04.
Double winners were Gates (200 IM in 2:33.82 and 100 butterfly in 1:07.97), Delport (50 free in 27.91 and 100 free in 1:00.37) and Hodges (500 free in 6:08.61 and 100 breaststroke in 1:21.12). Jemima Andrade won the 200 free in 2:18.94 while Sophie Chapa (278.90) and Emily Booth (277.22) placed 1-2 in diving.
Also winning was the 400 free relay team of An- drade, Hayden Ankrum, Thiesen and Hoffman in 4:29.79.
Reedley's boys scored 503 points, good for sec- ond place behind Hoover's
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BASEBALL North Yosemite
Kingsburg at Selma
Reedley 11, Sunnyside 0 Fresno 13, Roosevelt 0 McLane 7, Hoover 6
Wednesday, April 24
Selma Immanuel Exeter Dinuba Kingsburg CV Christian Hanford West
NIpomo 4, Immanuel 3
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League Season
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Fresno 6-1 19-5 Reedley 6-2 15-8 McLane 5-3 10-9-1 Hoover 4-5 9-15 Sunnyside 2-6 2-23
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SOFTBALL North Yosemite
Roosevelt 0-7
Reedley 8-0 16-9 Sunnyside 6-2 15-9-1 Hoover 3-3 12-10 Roosevelt 2-4 10-7 Fresno 1-5 4-15 McLane 1-6 4-16
Wednesday, April 24
Friday, April 26
Reedley 15, McLane 4 Sunnyside 2, Roosevelt 1 Hoover vs. Fresno
Reedley 21, Sunnyside 6 McLane 5, Hoover 0 Fresno at Roosevelt
Friday, April 26
Tuesday, April 30
Reedley 14, Fresno 2 Hoover at Roosevelt Sunnyside 3, McLane 2
Reedley at Hoover Fresno at Sunnyside McLane at Roosevelt
Tuesday, April 30
Thursday, May 2
Hoover at Reedley Sunnyside at Fresno Roosevelt at McLane
Hoover at Reedley, 3:30 p.m. Sunnyside at Fresno Roosevelt at McLane
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Thursday, May 2
Central Sequoia League Season
Reedley at Sunnyside, 3:30 p.m. Fresno at Roosevelt
Hoover vs. McLane
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Tuesday, April 23
Wednesday, April 24
Tuesday, April 23
Dinuba 4, Kingsburg 1
Exeter 8, Selma 1
CV Christian 13, Hanford West 3
Dinuba 4, Kingsburg 2
Thursday, April 25
CV Christian 6, Hanford West 5 Exeter 7, Selma 1
Kingsburg 4, CV Christian 0
Friday, April 26
Friday, April 26
Selma 21, Immanuel 5 Kingsburg 3, CV Christian 2 Hanford West 7, Exeter 1
Selma 2, Immanuel 1 Exeter 20, Hanford West 1 Saturday, April 27
Tuesday, April 30
Edison at Kingsburg
Hanford West at Immanuel Dinuba at CV Christian
Tuesday, April 30
Thursday, May 2
Immanuel at Hanford West Exeter at Kingsburg
CV Christian at Dinuba
Immanuel at CV Christian, 4 p.m. Exeter at Dinuba
Selma at Kingsburg
End regular season
Thursday, May 2
CV Christian at Immanuel, 7 p.m. Dinuba at Exeter
9-2 20-4 8-2 20-6 6-4 17-8 5-5 9-11-2 4-6 10-16 3-7 12-12-1
Dinuba 7-2 19-6 Hanford West 8-3 17-9 Kingsburg 6-3 15-4-1 Selma 6-5 16-8 Exeter 4-4 15-7 CV Christian 2-7 9-9 Immanuel 0-9 4-16-1
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in number five). The number one doubles team of Barker and Leo Hernandez won their match in straight sets 6-2 and 6-4.
TRACK AND FIELD Duong wins shot put at Reedley Invitational
Led by Ivy Duong's vic- tory in the shot put, Reedley High athletes turned in top three finishes in five varsity individual events at the 76th annual Reedley Invitational on April 26.
Senior Duong set personal bests in both the shot (34 feet, 1 1/2 inches) and discus (sec- ond in 101-3 3/4) while junior Trinity Toews took third in the 200 meters (27.84 seconds)
scoring for the Tigers with a 78. Reedley finished with 15 birdies on the day, improving its conference record to 36-0. The Tigers also competed in an April 26 dual match at Napa — the site of the Mon- day, May 13, state champion- ships — and a Big 8 tourna- ment at Stockton on April 29.
BASEBALL Tigers finish tied for fourth in CVC
Reedley College finished the 2019 baseball season with three consecutive wins, put- ting the Tigers in a tie for fourth place in the eight-team Central Valley Conference.
Fresno City College (17- 4, 30-10) won the conference title, one game ahead of sec- ond place Taft (16-5, 25-14) and College of the Sequoias (16-5, 23-15-1).
Reedley (12-9, 15-23) and Merced (12-9, 23-16-1) tied for fourth.
and 400 (1:02.07). Both Pi- rates relay teams also turned in third place finishes.
For the boys, senior Jacob Friesen finished second in the 100 (11.50 seconds) and fourth in the 200 (24.06). Fri- esen also teamed with Randy Sanchez, James Villasenor and Jorge Meza to place sec- ond in the 4x100 relay with a time of 46.20.
Reedley will compete in the North Yosemite League championship Friday. May 3, at Sunnyside High in Fresno. The meet begins at 5:15 p.m.
SOFTBALL RHS nears fourth straight NYL crown
Reedley High hosted
The Tigers swept sev- enth place West Hills Coal- inga last week. Reedley needed to score four times in the top of the ninth inning to record a wild 16-15 win in Coalinga on April 23 before downing the Falcons 11-3 in the Tigers’ home finale on April 25. The next day, Reed- ley finished the season with an 11-4 win in Coalinga.
In the 16-15 win, catcher Danny Gamez hit a third in- ning grand slam and finished with six RBI. Gabe Grijalva had four singles and drove in four runs. Reedley com- mitted six errors in the field.
In the April 25 win over the Falcons, Reedley scored nine runs in their final two at- bats. Josh Mares and Grijalva both drove in two runs.
Hans Brown drove in three runs while Tresten Bu- matay had three hits in the April 26 win.
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Reedley High's Jyun Cyuan Chu putted on the 9th green at the North Yosemite League tourney at Sherwood Forest Golf Club on April 25. Chu won first place medalist honors as the Pirates captured the league title.
517.50 total. Kai McDonald had the lone individual win, clocking 23.34 seconds in the 50 free.
McDonald, Jacob Laine, Ethan Milton and Miles Yada clocked 1:36.54 to win the 200 free relay while the Pirates finished sec- ond in the 200 medley relay (1:48.91) and 400 free relay (3:39.64). Adrian Figueroa was second in the 200 free (1:59.80) and 100 backstroke (59.12), McDonald was sec- ond in the 100 free (52.54) while Yada placed second in the 100 breaststroke (1:08.01).
Reedley had three third place finishers in Hunt- er Shamp (2:22.37 in the 200 IM), Laine (1:02.64 in the 100 butterfly), Milton (5:45.04 in the 500 free) and Aidan Thiessen (219.65 points in diving).
Riverview School
girls victorious at Junior Fresno Relays
The Riverview K-8 School girls midget divi- sion(11-12) team took first place in the 4x100 meter relay (56.28 seconds) and 4x400 relay (4:43.61) at the Junior Fresno Relays on
April 27 in Sanger. The team is made up of (from left) Sienna Ramos, Maysi Priest, Ava Rodriguez and Reál Morales. Coaches are Stan Kanawyer and Tony Cortez. Undefeated on the season, the girls will compete at the junior Valley Championships on Saturday, May 4, at Buchanan High School in Clovis.
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REEDLEY YOUTH FOOTBALL(RYF)
MIGHTY MIGHT, PEE WEE AND JUNIOR TACKLE DIVISIONS
2019 SIGN-UPS AND TRYOUTS
ALL divisions:
Early Sign-up dates at Pioneer Park on ‘G’ Street in Reedley (except Sunday, May 5th)
Sat, May 4th – 10am to Noon
Sunday, 5/5 at our Street Faire booth
Fri, May 10th – 6pm to 8pm and Sat, May 11th - 10am to Noon Fri, May 17th – 6pm to 8pm and Sat, May 18th – 10am to Noon Wed, May 29th – 6pm to 8pm
Player Fee: $120 due at sign-ups.
Tryouts: July 8th – Aug 2nd (July 8th is approximate start date) (location and start time to be announced)
Junior Division: 5th and 6th Grade. Maximum age is 12 years Player cannot exceed 190 pounds.
Pee Wee Division: 3rd and 4th Grade. Maximum age is 10. Player cannot exceed 155 pounds.
Mighty Might Division: K thru 2nd Grade. Ages six to eight. Player cannot exceed 115 pounds.
ALL divisions: A participant’s age on December 1, 2019 determines the playing age.
All individuals must provide a copy of their 2018-2019 FINAL report card, a copy of a primary health insurance card, and a CURRENT wallet size photo. Scheduled JUNE dates will be announced to collect the copy of the FINAL report card.
The League requires an Original Certi ed birth certi cate at the time of contract certi cation. The original birth certi cate will be requested at a speci ed time in July. The original birth certi cate will be returned after the contract is certi ed.
A sports physical is required for all divisions. If you cannot get a timely appointment from your doctor, suggested quali ed locations will be listed on the information sheet that will be attached to the player contract.
Player contracts and the doctor’s physical exam form will be available at the following Reedley locations: Foster Freeze on 11th Street, and Reedley Pro- Script Pharmacy / Image at
1045 ‘G’ Street
RYF, President, Mike Padilla, 307-4745 or RYF, Secretary, Mary Lou Ramirez, 391-8674
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Roman Rosales - Immanuel High School Baseball
Roman Rosales, Immanuel High senior, collected ve hits including a home run while driving in six runs in three Selma Tournament games as the Eagles nished second in the tournament. For the season, the right- hander is batting .429 through 26 games with 39 hits, 28 runs scored and a team-leading 31 runs batted in. On the mound, he is 7-1 in 11 appearances with a 0.91 earned run average, 89 strikeouts and 29 walks.
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