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Thursday, October 10, 2019 | B2 | Mid Valley TiMes PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS Hoover Reedley Sunnyside McLane Roosevelt Fresno NORTH YOSEMITE LEAGUE League Season WL PFPA WLPF PA 1 0 53 32 3 3 126 200 1 0 25 20 3 3 101167 1 0 41 0 2 4 105 102 0 1 0 41 2 4 155 191 0 1 20 25 1 5 91109 0 1 32 53 0 6 98 314 Thursday, Oct. 3 Sunnyside 41, McLane 0 Reedley 25, Roosevelt 20 Hoover 53, Fresno 32 Friday, Oct. 4 Thursday, Oct. 10 Sunnyside at Fresno, McLane Stadium Fresno Friday, Oct. 11 Reedley at McLane, 7:30 p.m. Hoover at Roosevelt, Sunnyside Stadium Fresno COUNTY METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE League Season WL PFPA WLPF PA Sanger 1 0 59 21 5 1 243 115 SJMemorial 1 Edison 1 Bullard 0 Madera South 0 Madera 0 033 31 5122793 0 34 21 2 4 128178 1 31 33 4 2 162105 1 21 34 3 3 154182 1 21 59 2 3 117171 Edison 34, Madera South 21 Sanger 59, Madera 21 San Joaquin Memorial 33, Bullard 31 Thursday, Oct. 3 Friday, Oct. 4 Thursday, Oct. 10 Madera at Edison, Sunnyside HS Fresno Friday, Oct. 11 Sanger at Bullard, Ratcliffe Stadium Fresno, 7:30 p.m. San Joaquin Memorial at Madera South CENTRAL SEQUOIA LEAGUE League Season WL PFPAWLPF PA 1 0 2114 6017454 Kingsburg Selma CV Christian Dinuba Exeter HanfordWest 01 0491551280 Central Valley Christian 35, Dinuba 34 Kingsburg 21, Exeter 14 Selma 49, Hanford West 0 Parlier 97 41 79 88 55 65 67 92 54 69 4 2 4 2 3 3 3 4 3 3 2 4 192 124 176 161 155 123 176 167 184139 106 192 Fowler 27, Orange Cove 20 Minarets 34, Parlier 32 Riverdale 28, Orosi 19Friday, Oct. 11 Parlier at Orange Cove, 7:30 p.m. Orosi at Fowler, 7:30 p.m. Caruthers at Minarets Riverdale, bye 1 0 49 0 5 1 234106 1 0 35 34 4 2 167 175 0 1 3435 33180125 0 1 1421 33140118 Friday, Oct. 4 Thursday, Oct. 10 Exeter at Hanford West, Hanford HS Neighbor Bowl Selma at Dinuba, 7:30 p.m. Kingsburg at Central Valley Christian Immanuel Season W L PF PA Friday, Oct. 11 INDEPENDENT Friday, Oct. 4 Friday, Oct. 11 Immanuel, bye Immanuel at Liberty-Madera Ranchos, 6:30 p.m. Riverdale Caruthers Minarets Fowler Orange Cove Orosi League Season WL PFPA WLPF PA WEST SEQUOIA LEAGUE 3 0 20 21 11 12 0 2 0 3 38 104 4 2 183 118 97 38 5121789 Friday, Oct. 4 Jorge Lozoya / Special to the Times Dinuba High senior wide receiver Brian Campbell makes a diving catch in the end zone for his second touchdown reception in the Emperor's league opener against Central Valley Christian on Friday. Despite building a 21-6 lead over the Caveliers, Dinuba could not hold on to the lead and ended up losing the game to CVC by one point, 35-34. The Emperors will continue league play with a tough matchup against league rival Selma (5-1) tomorrow night. EMPERORS Continued from B1 for 2-yard loss by Evan Garza. With 2nd and goal from the 18 yard line, Griswold went back for a pass and was forced to scramble as he couldn't find an open receiver. Di- nuba’s Ethan Espinosa managed to knock the ball free from Griswold and teammate Javier Martinez re- covered the fumble. The Emperors could not turn the Cavs mistake into points as they punted the ball to CVC’s 31 yard line. One the next play, Gris- wold connected on a 69-yard pass play to Rening and a successful 2-point play made score 35-34. Dinuba started the game very strong as Magaña scored on a short TD run and followed up with a 41-yard long pass play to Brian Campbell for a 14-0 lead. Rening then got into the scoring act as the senior scampered 58-yards for a score with 1:40 remaining. The Emperors continued to do damage in the air in the second quarter as Magaña connected on a 30-yard score to Campbell, who made a tremendous diving catch to increase the lead to 21-6. CVC was quick to answer on a short run by Rening and a 2-point conversion by Griswold, cutting the lead to 21-14. The Cavaliers went back to work on offense as Griswold found Lo- gan Jacobi open in the secondary for 50-yard score with 2:04 remain- ing in the half. Offensively for the Emperors, Magaña was 16 of 28 for 230 yards and three touchdowns. Magaña spread the ball around as nine dif- ferent players caught a pass led by Campbell who had three catches for 88 yards and two TD’s while Ramos ended with two receptions for 50 yards. Dinuba’s ground at- tack was led by Mendoza, who had 123 yards on 23 carries. Espinosa had five solo tackles and assisted on four others while teammate Dario Sanchez finished with seven total tackles. The Emperors will host rival Selma tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. The Bears enter the game with a 5-1 record. “Selma brings a different mon- ster because they run a lot of mo- tion and misdirections. Our kids really have to play solid. It could be another close one.” Barajas said. Tiger's womens golf remains undefeated By Will Goldbeck Special to the Times By a margin of just four strokes, the Reedley College women’s golf team remained undefeated in Big 8 Conference action on Thursday afternoon at the Kings River Golf and Country Club in Kingsburg. Reedley finished with a team score of 333 just ahead of second place Modesto Junior College’s 337. Sierra College was next with a 345. Other team scores in the eight- team tournament included San Joa- TIGERS Continued from B1 yards per carry. Hickson complet- ed 10 of 15 passes for 138 yards. Rolph Michel (Miami, FL) led the Reedley defense with seven tackles and two assists. Jay Vance (Edison, quin Delta with a 375, Sacramento City College with 382, Butte with a 392, Napa Valley with a 417 and Taft with a 425. Modesto’s Sam Smebshammer took overall individual medalist honors with a 37-39–76. Hailey Sa- lomone of Sierra was second at 38- 39–77 while a consistent Monica Yu (San Diego of Reedley was third at 39-39–78. Other Reedley scores included Alyssa Bendure with a 43-40–83, Serena DiMauro with a 42-44–86 and Mya Chao with a 41-45–86. Re- Fresno) had all three of the Tigers’ quarterback sacks while Cameron Lockridge (Tampa, FL) intercepted a Cabrillo pass. The 4-1 Tigers have the Reed- ley Fiesta bye next Saturday before the 1 p.m. Oct. 19 Homecoming matchup with the Gavilan College cording non-scoring rounds for the Tigers were Serena Garcia with a 41-52–93 and McKenzie Quinn at 45-50–95. Reedley is scheduled to return to action on Tuesday, Oct. 8 at the 14th annual Jan High Memorial Tournament at the Bing Maloney Golf Course. The Tigers are the defending champion in the tourna- ment, which uses a modified Stabl- eford Rules scoring system. The fifth Big 8 Tournament will be held on Thursday, Oct. 10 at noon in Turlock. Rams in Reedley. Gavilan remained winless on the season with a 41-3 loss to the Hartnell College Panthers. Foothill had to come for behind to defeat Yuba 35-24, while Monterey Penin- sula also remained undefeated with a 19-9 win over San Jose. of the Week Gannon Gabaldon - Reedley High Football Reedley High senior quarterback Gannon Gabaldon rushed for three touchdowns as the Pirates successfully opened North Yosemite League play with a 25-20 road victory over Roosevelt on Oct. 4. In his second year as varsity starting QB, Gabaldon also made a couple of key completions to help Reedley improve its season record to 3-2. 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