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to Bakersfield to face No. 6 Frontier High in the first-ever football meeting between the schools. Orosi High (7- 3, 4-2 West Sequoia) has the No. 13 seed in D-III and plays at No. 4 seed Boron High in the high desert. Orange Cove (4- 6, 2-4 WSL) is the No. 10 seed in Division VI and plays at No. 7 East Bakersfield at 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 4. Sunnyside 42,
Reedley 35
Another big night by Ryan Warkentin wasn't enough to overcome the Wildcats (8-1, 5-0) and freshman quarterback Tanner Wilson, who threw for 452 yards and five touchdowns.
Warkentin picked up 284 yards on 26 carries and three touchdowns. The senior has 1,714 rushing yards and 24 rush TDs, and roughly 2,000 all-purpose yards and 27 total TDs. The Pi- rates also got an 80-yard
Tiger women's basketball opens campaign with trio of road games
TD pass from Jacob Ro- cha to Kahlil Yalong and a rushing touchdown from Andrew Medina. Dinuba 49,
Hanford West 12
At Dinuba, the Em- perors erupted for 28 points in just more than a quarter to cruise past the Huskies. Mikey Olvera had two TD receptions during the rally and fin- ished with 178 yards and three touchdowns.
Quarterback Casi- miro Barragan threw for five touchdowns, and E.J. Sotelo scored two TDs. Running back Sebastian Oliveira add- ed 60 yards and another score.
SJ Memorial 35, Sanger 0
At Sanger, the Apaches were limited to 119 totals yards as the Panthers (8-0, 4-0) spoiled Senior Night
and avenged this past spring's defeat to Sanger. Sanger was shut out for the first time since 2009.
Quarterback Josa- iah Duarte had 52 yards rushing and passed for another 48 yards. Nikko Ortega paced the de- fense with eight solo tackles.
Orosi 38, Orange Cove 20
At Orosi, sopho- more Andrew Camarillo rushed for 103 yards and four touchdowns as the Cardinals cruised past the Titans on Senior Night.
After Ivan Zavala's 52-yard touchdown dash gave the visitors the early lead, an interception set up Camarillo's 11-yard run for the tying score. Leading 10-7 at half, Orosi used a 13-point out- burst in the third quarter to pull away.
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Kilby qualified for the section individual tournament with a team-best score of 86 (14 over par) for the Apaches, whose 530 team score trailed champion St. Joseph- Santa Maria (501), Mission Prep (522) and Edison (528).
Other SHS scorers were Atianna Marquez (112), Jadyn Gonzalez (116), Tiffany Gar- cia (117) and Kaelin Saucedo (122).
Reedley High placed 10th in the team scoring with 587, led by a 107 from Melanie Davila. Other Pirate scorers were Hannah Medina (109), Peyton Hansen (122), Lily Sanchez (123), Lizeth Guadalupe (126) and Ava Jones (143).
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Success on coast for Sanger runners
PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS
Sunnyside Reedley Roosevelt Fresno McLane Hoover
NORTH YOSEMITE LEAGUE League Season
Sunnyside 42, Reedley 35
Roosevelt at Fresno, canceled McLane 26, Hoover 20 Regular season concluded
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Friday, Oct. 29
COUNTY METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE League Season
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SJ Memorial Bullard Sanger Madera Edison Madera South
San Joaquin Memorial 35, Sanger 0 Madera 36, Madera South 20 Bullard vs. Edison, canceled Regular season concluded
INDEPENDENT W L PF PA Immanuel Friday, Oct. 29 5 3 195 103
Immanuel idle, regular season concluded
Kingsburg Dinuba Exeter CVChristian Selma HanfordWest
Dinuba 49, Hanford West 12 Kingsburg 41, Selma 0
Exeter 20, Central Valley Christian 14 Regular season concluded
Fowler
Orosi Caruthers Riverdale Orange Cove Minarets Parlier
Orosi 38, Orange Cove 20 Farmersville 47, Parlier 8 Fowler 41, Caruthers 12
Minarets at Riverdale, canceled
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CENTRAL SEQUOIA LEAGUE League Season
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WEST SEQUOIA LEAGUE League Season
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MVT Staff Report
Sanger High's cross country boys and girls varsity squads made the most of a brief trip to the coast last week, capturing the Division 1, 2 and 3 team titles at the Meadow Park Invitational in San Luis Obispo on Oct. 27.
Led by first place finisher Da- vid De Loera, the Apache boys had five of the top six finishers to post a near-perfect score of 18 and easily top runnerup Righetti (82). Senior DeLoera clocked 15 minutes, 25.8 seconds over the 3-mile layout, beating out team- mate and fellow senior Emanuel Salas (15:42.4) Other SHS run- ners in the top six were junior Myles Nicacio (fourth in 15:53.4), sophomore Daniel Galvez (fifth, 16:19.9) and junior Jonathan Mar-
Sean Marzolf, Sanger Cross Country / Photos Contributed
LEFT: Sanger boys Jared Borders, Gerardo Zuniga, Emmanuel Vaca, Daniel Galvez, Emanuel Salas, David De Loera, Jonathan Marcial, Myles Nicacio. RIGHT: Ths SHS girls (from left) Alexa Vaca, Ava Cuellar, Sienna Bianchi, Maleia Alvarez, Leah Mendibles, Nereyda Alvarez, Marcella Cuellar, Anayacsi Diaz.
cial (sixth, 16:46.4). Soph Gerardo Zuniga placed 11th in 17:24.4.
Sanger's girls had five runners placed in the top 10, led by a third place finish from Nereyda Alva- rez, to score 25 points and beat out Bakersfield's Highland High (43), currently the top seed in Di- vision III in the Central Section.
On Oct. 29, the Apache girls
won the team title while Sienna Bianchi placed first at the Clo- vis East Twilight Invitational. two-mile run. Sanger's boys were third in the team standings.
Sanger will compete at the County Metro Athletic Confer- ence championship meet Wednes- day, Nov. 10, at Woodward Park in Fresno.
By Will Goldbeck
Contributed
This week, the Reedley College women's basketball team opened a new season with a Nov. 3 game at Hartnell College in Salinas.
The season-opening week continues as coach Stan Kilbert's squad faces LA Harbor in the LA Harbor crossover and Oxnard College on Friday, Nov. 5.
The Lady Tigers home season be- gins at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 9, against Modesto.
The 11-woman Reedley roster features four sophomores and seven freshmen. The Tiger) roster features
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(Hanford West).
Other Tigers on the
roster include Kelly Few (Edison, Fresno), Garrett Beegan (Ports- mouth, Ohio), Tommy Newton (Clovis East), Hakeem Primes (Made- ra South), Justin Parks (Bullard) and Mitchell Uriarte (Fowler).
After a Tuesday, Nov. 9 game at Ohlone Col- lege in Fremont, the Tigers open their home schedule on Saturday, Nov. 20, with Canada College. All visitors must show proof of CO- VID vaccine, or nega- tive test results within 72 hours prior to entry. Masks are required in all indoor facilities.
6-foot-2 center Manpreet Kaur (Fowl- er), one of the Tigers' leading scorers and rebounders from the shortened 2019-2020 season.
Other sophomore guards include Chastity Martinez (Clovis East) Sele- na Torres (Parlier), and Annie Lopez (Sanger).
According to the Tiger athletics website, the remaining freshmen in- clude Zulu Omawahleh (Edison), Mia Garcia (Edison), Keaira Lerrell-Harris (Bakersfield-Golden Valley), Maikai- yah Randle (Bakersfield-Ridgeview), Pearl Hill (Palmdale), Maryon Hodges (Golden Valley-Bakersfield) and 6-0 Pamela Jimenez (San Jose).
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Andrew Camarillo, sophomore running back for Orosi High, rushed for 103 yards and four touchdowns as the Cardinals clinched second place in the West Sequoia League with a 38-20 victory over Orange Cove on Oct. 28. Camarillo has rushed for 1,458 yards and 30 touchdowns this season for Orosi, which travels to the high desert Nov. 5 for a Central Section Division V first round matchup against Boron High.
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