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Rodriguez powers RC volleyball to sweep of Columbia
By WIll Goldbeck
Mid Valley Times
Sophomore Nikole Rodri- guez recorded 28 kills to lead the Reedley College women’s volleyball Tigers to a straight set win over the Columbia Col- lege Claim Jumpers on Oct. 13 in Reedley.
The Tigers never trailed in each of the three sets as they recorded a 25-13, 25-12, 25-8 victory. The Central Valley Conference match took exact- ly one hour to complete. The head coaches of both teams missed the match for various reasons.
Madison Leighty coached the Lady Tigers, who picked up their first CVC win. Colum- bia dropped to 0-7 in confer- ence play and 1-13 overall.
The Tigers (2-9,1-7 CVC) nearly made it two wins in a row on Oct. 15, but fell in five sets to West Hills Lemoore
Danny Jimenez / Photo Contributed
Reedley College sophomore Nikole Rodriguez (5) blasts a kill against Columbia College on Oct. 13 at RC gym. The Reedley High product finished with 28 kills in the Tigers' 25-13, 25-12, 25-8 sweep.
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rushing touchdowns. Modesto’s two losses this
season have come against unbeaten College of San Mateo (ranked first in both polls) and unbeaten City College of San Francisco (ranked second in one poll and third in the other).
Going into this week's play, Modesto was ranked 12th in the sports informa- tion directors pool — two spots ahead of the Tigers — and were 11th in the JC Athletic Bureau poll.
In Sacramento, the Ti- gers were trailing 10-0
unbeaten Fresno City on Fri- day, Oct. 22.
In women's soccer action, the Tigers dropped a 1-0 deci- sion at Merced College on Oct.
when on the final play of the first half Devin McGee picked up a blocked field goal attempt and ran about 70 yards for RC touchdown to cut the deficit to three points.
The Panthers increased the lead to 16-7 late in the third quarter before Reed- ley closed out the scoring with just under 3 minutes remaining on a 67-yard touchdown pass from Jordan Solomon to Jaylin Jackson.
The Tigers outgained the Panthers 222 to 151 but Sacramento City picked up six first downs on Reedley penalties.
15. The only goal of the match was scored in the 45th minute. The loss dropped Reedley to 1-4 in conference play and 5-5- 1 overall.
MVT Staff Report
Sanger High's girls tennis program, shoot- ing for a third consecu- tive CIF Central Section Division II champion- ship, extended its string of County Metro Athlet- ic Conference titles last week.
With a victory over Madera South, the Apaches wrapped up a with consecutive CMAC crown. The team now will learn its play- off seeding on Friday, Oct. 22. The team sec- tion playoffs begin on
Wednesday, Oct. 27. Sanger closed out the regular season on Oct. 19 at Bullard High. The Apaches won section ti- tles in 2019 (5-4 over St. Joseph of Santa Maria) and the postponed 2020 season (7-2 over El Dia- mante on May 25 of this
year).
Reedley High's girls,
meanwhile, will compete in the North Yosemite League championships tournament at Fresno High School at 10 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 22.
That same day, the Central Sequoia League
Sanger High School / Photo Contributed
Sanger High's girls captured their sixth consecutive Coun- ty Metro Athletic Conference championship on Oct. 14.
championship.
The Apaches (26-8-1,
7-1) feature an under- class-dominated squad, and bounced back from their lone league loss to sweep the Bullard Knights on Oct. 7. Last week, Sanger swept Edi- son (Oct. 12) and Madera (Oct. 14) in straight sets.
Section volleyball seedings will be deter- mined on Friday, Oct. 22, and playoff matches be- gin on Thursday, Oct. 26.
CROSS COUNTRY Cam Ostrom Invite at Reedley College Oct. 21
Reedley College
again will be the site of the annual Cam Os- trand Invitational Cross Country meet on Thurs- day, Oct. 21. Elementary school races begin at 2 p.m., with high schools running at 3 p.m.
Host school Reed- ley High also will par- ticipate, along with Im- manuel High, at the Clovis North Twilight Invitational at Clovis North High beginning at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 22. Dinuba will compete at the Meadow Park Invita- tional in San Luis Obispo on Saturday, Oct, 23.
after taking the first two. The final score was 16-25, 23-25, 25-16, 25-18, and 15-7
Reedley returned to court on Oct. 20 with a home match against before entertaining
Sanger High girls capture another CMAC tennis title
Championships will take place at the Immanuel Sports Complex begin- ning at 9 a.m. VOLLEYBALL
Apaches close in CMAC crown
Sanger entered this
week needing just one more win, Oct. 19 on the road against San Joaquin Memorial (re- sults were unavailable at press time), to cap- ture the County Metro Athletic Conference
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