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PAT kick missed, keeping the score at 6-0 less than four minutes into the game.
Reedley countered with a drive into Hoover terri- tory, reaching the Patriots 17 yard line before an incom- plete pass turned the ball over on downs. The Pirates later failed to capitalize on a Jairo Aguilar interception, and penalties and a sack end- ed another potential scoring threat midway through the second quarter.
Hoover doubled the lead as Daniels threw deep and found Gio Jenkins for a 44-yard touchdown. Reedley blocked the extra point kick, keeping it 12-0 with 4 min- utes, 35 seconds left in the half. Neither team threatened the rest of the quarter.
Reedley drove to the Hoover 35, but Aguilar fum- bled and the Patriots recov- ered. Hoover later converted on a long screen pass to get to the Reedley red zone, then Daniels scored from 15 yards
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Immanuel twice drove into Viewpoint territory in the second half, but turned the ball over on downs both times. The Eagles did collect an interception in the final quar- ter to turn away a Pirate scoring threat.
Through eight games, Immanuel had rushed for 1,553 yards and 16 touchdowns. Junior quarterback Tiger is the team's lead- ing rusher with 602 yards (9.3 average) and
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Reedley converted on 11 of 17 third down plays while San Jo- se was only 2 of 12 and missed on their first six attempts.
San Jose came back to tie the contest late in the first quarter on a touchdown just seven plays after a lost fumble. But Reedley took the lead for good as they capped a 16-play drive with a 40-yard field goal by Ryan Richter.
A Raul Montalvo (who led the Tigers in tackles with five) fumble recovery at the San Jose 13 set up a John- son touchdown run of three yards.
Before the end of the first half, Reedley capped a 92-yard touchdown drive in 13 plays on a 12-yard pass from Johnson to Jamon Chambers with 7.8 sec- onds left in the first half.
The only scoring in the second half came on Reed- ley’s first possession as John- son connected with Nicholas Clarke for an 8-yard score.
Statistically, Reedley had 29 first downs compared to just 11 for the Jaguars and finished with a total net yard- age advantage of 411-154. San Jose finished with only 22 net rushing yards after netting minus-5 in the first half.
“In conference play, our defense has gotten dialed in and played great solid foot- ball,” said Coach Marty. Af- ter giving up 130 points in the first five games, the defense has allowed only 13 points in the last two wins. “That
makes it a lot easier to win football games,” added the coach.
Reedley remains one of only four undefeated com- munity college football teams in the state, joining Hartnell, Fullerton and College of the
Canyons. By Will Goldbeck VOLLEYBALL
RC sweeps West Hills
Reedley College split two home matches last week. The Lady Tigers were swept 3-0 by Cerro Coso on Oct. 17, then bounced back to sweep West Hills College-Coalinga by scores of 25-15, 25-20 and 25-19 on Oct. 19.
Kristy Berry led the way with 11 kills, two ace serves and six digs while Brittney Garibay added eight kills and eight digs.
The Tigers (3-14, 3-9 Central Valley Conference) played at Porterville College on Oct. 24 and then travels to Fresno City College on Friday, Oct. 26, at 6 p.m. The home fi- nale will be Wednesday, Nov. 7, against Columbia College.
WOMEN'S SOCCER Tigers prevail at COS The Tigers split Central
Valley Conference matches last week; winning 3-1 at Col- lege of the Sequoias on Oct. 16 before getting blanked at home, 5-0, against first place Fresno City College on Oct. 19.
Forward Diana Elizalde scored two goals while Ali- cia Zepeda had the other goal against COS for Reedley (3-8, 2-5 CVC), which hosts Taft in a 5 p.m. start Friday, Oct. 26.
nine touchdowns.
Other top rushers for the Eagles are
sophomore Winston Williams (332 yards) and senior Derek Wood (311 yards and four scores). Tiger has thrown for 584 yards and eight touchdowns with four interceptions. Leading receiver is senior Chris Gurrola with 16 catches for 313 yards and three TDs.
Defensively, Williams and sophomore linebacker Michael Kawogoe are the team's leading tacklers with 53 each. Williams has collected eight sacks, while Wood had a team- high two interceptions through eight games.
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The Reedley High School girls golf team of (from left) Camryn Tavlan, Allison Botello, Kendall Murray, Haley Preheim, Audrey Loredo, Meghan Hansen competed at the Central Section Division II section meet in Lemoore on Oct. 22. The PIrate girls posted a team score of 520, led by Tavlan's 96.
Reedley High School hosted the 26th annual
Cam Ostrand Memorial Invitational on Oct. 18 at Reedley College. Students in grades 3 through 12 participated in the event. Kings Canyon Unified schools that participated in the event included A.L. Conner, Alta, Citrus, Dunlap, Grant, Great Western, Jefferson, Lincoln, McCord, Navelencia, Orange Cove High School, Reedley High School, Riverview, Sheridan, Silas Bartsch, T.L. Reed and Washington.
ABOVE: Young runners are lined up by organiz- ers before the start of the Cam Ostrand Memorial Invitational at Reedley College.
LEFT: Robbie Jarrett, left, Reedley High School cross country Coach, posed with RHS Hall of Famer Pete Romero. Reedley High School Pirate Hall Of Famer Romero attended the event in support of his former coach Cam Ostrand. In track, the 1967 RHS graduate ran the second fastest two-mile time in high school sports history at the time.
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out on a quarterback draw to make it 18-0 with 7:01 left in the quarter. A two-point pass attempt failed.
The Pirates twice more drove into Hoover territory, but had drives killed by hold- ing penalties and another lost fumble. Hoover delivered the
knockout blow on a 48-yard TD sprint by Daniels with 5:54 remaining.
Michael Rios accounted for Reedley's lone score with a 70-yard kickoff return, but the Patriots tacked on a final touchdown with just over two minutes remaining.
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Reedley High School's Michael Rios is grabbed by a Hoover High de- fender as he tries to haul in a long pass in the second quarter. The Patriots were penalized for pass interference on the play.
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Reedley College running back Jamon Chambers was lifted by team- mate Daniel Baca on Oct. 20 after he scored a touchdown on a 12-yard reception during the second quarter of the Tigers' 31-7 vic- tory over San Jose City College at Sal Gonzalez Field.
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were 25-19, 22-25, 25-18 and 27-25. Danielle Jefferies had 30 kills and 15 digs while Mackenzie Coats collected 20 digs and five service aces.
"The girls came out fired up from point one and never let down through the match," coach Debbie Linman said. "This match was a culmina- tion of all of their hard work through the season as was evident by the total team play."
Jefferies and Steffani Garza were the two Eagle seniors honored by the team before the match.
GIRLS TENNIS IHS drop playoff opener at Ridgeview Immanuel High's post-
season march ended in the opening round of the Central Section Division 2 playoffs on Oct. 18. The Eagles lost 6-3 at Ridgeview High.
Qualifiers from Imman- uel will compete at the sec- tion individual meet on Fri- day and Saturday, Oct. 26-27.
WATER POLO RHS closes league play at Sunnyside Reedley High's water
polo teams finish North Yo- semite League play Thurs- day, Oct. 25, at Sunnyside High in Fresno. Varsity girls game starts at 5:30 p.m. fol- lowed by the boys at 6:30.
Local prep volleyball teams celebrate Senior Night
Reedley High School's girls volleyball team held its Senior Night on Oct. 16 while Immanuel High School's Senior Night was on Oct. 17. Senior players were honored along with their families.
ABOVE: Families of Immanuel seniors Danielle Jefferies, left, and Steffani Garza posed for a group shot.
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UPPER FAR AND NEAR LEFT PHOTOS: Reedley High team captain and setter Kayla Rocha (left photo) and Clare McGahan (right photo) stood with their families.
LOWER FAR AND NEAR LEFT PHOTOS: Reedley High's Alexa Gonzalez (left photo) and Julie Scott (right photo) stood with family members on Senior Night. Other Pirate seniors honored at the ceremony were Reese Kubo, Maddy Gates, Leila Wright, Nikole Rodriguez and Liz Valdez. Reedley completed a perfect 10-0 run through North Yosemite League matches, dropping just one of 31 sets played.
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