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showed continued growth and glimpses of what the fu- ture has in store.”
Reedley High opened the tournament on Jan. 3 with a 51-41 loss to Madera High at Selma High School.
On Jan. 3, the Pirates and the Coyotes were tied 20-20 at halftime, before the Coy- otes pulled away late.
Jordan Chavez led the Pi- rates with 11 points, while Rog- er Ortiz had five points. Jairo Aguilar, Alex Ortuno and Leo Hernandez each had four.
On Jan. 4, the Pirates lost to Kennedy High School from Delano 71-68 in over- time. Ortuno had 21 points, while Florian Stasch had 19.
Aaliyah Seuell, Immanuel High Eagles girls basketball guard, helped lead the Eagles to a third-place finish at the Fifth Annual Immanuel Invitational.
The Eagles ended the tournament 3-1 and defeated Washington Union High 60-45 in the third-place game on Jan. 6.
The Immanuel Invitational was heldJan.3toJan.6at Immanuel High.
As of Jan. 9, the Eagles are 11-5 overall.
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On Jan. 5, the Eagles lost to Fresno High School 59-47. The Eagles fell behind 26-23 at halftime and were unable to recover.
Galpin led the Eagles for the third straight game with 20 points and 12 rebounds. Seuell had 17 points, and Gutierrez had 10 points and
With the Pirates trailing 58-54 with six seconds left in the game, Ortuno took the ball, dribbled past half court and pulled up for a three pointer as time expired.
Ortuno made the shot and was fouled. This gave him a free throw with no time left and a chance to send the game into overtime.
He sank it and the Pirates forced overtime.
Reedley High scored the first five points of overtime but were unable to hold off Kennedy High and lost.
On Jan. 5, Reedley High defeated South High School from Bakersfield 48-44 in overtime. Ortiz had 11 points, while Stasch had seven.
On Jan. 6, the Pirates lost to Tulare Union High School 47-31.
Ortuno led Reedley High with 11 points, while Stasch had seven points.
Reedley High played Di- nuba High School on Jan. 9 in Dinuba. No score was avail- able at presstime.
They then opened North Yosemite League play on Jan. 10 against Sunnyside High School in Fresno.
No score was available at presstime.
The Pirates will play Sierra High School in the MLK Show- case on Saturday, Jan. 13, at McLane High School in Fresno.
“I believe our guys are excited to start playing some of the best teams in the Val- ley,” Ferrell said. “We will use the league as a measur- ing stick of how well we are closing the gap in the Valley.”
ABOVE: The Immanuel High Eagles girls volleyball team celebrated after winning the 2017 CIF Central Section Division IV Championship in November. It was the second straight title for the Eagles
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Jordan Chavez, Reedley High Pirates boys basketball player, left, had 11 points in the Pirates' loss to Madera High School on Jan. 3. The game was part of the Jesse Lujan Memorial Tournament held Jan. 3 to Jan. 6 at Selma High School in Selma.
and third straight Central Section Championship appearance.
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all the lessons on and off the court.”
Fellow coaches from the Central Sequoia League, which Immanuel competes in, also weighed in on the announce- ment.
The Exeter High girls volleyball team posted on Twitter:
“Sad to see such a fun and passionate coach step away from the game. But excited to see what the future holds. Congrats on a great career at Immanuel High.”
Coach Gonsalves thanked her assistant coaches, her players parents, Franco and the Immanuel Community for their support over the past four years.
However, Gonsalves said in her statement that it was the players that left a mark on her.
“To my players, thank you for making my life bet- ter. Thank you for believing that hard work really does matter,” Gonsalves said. “From the bottom of my heart, thank you to each one of you for giving so much, so selflessly and for believing we could be more. You are inspiring and I am blessed to have been your coach.”
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RC Baseball
The Reedley College Ti- gers baseball team will open the 2018 season on Friday, Jan.
ABOVE: The Immanuel High girls volleyball team posed with the plaque for the 2016 Southern Section Regional Title. The Eagles finished runner-up in the state in Division V in 2016. BELOW: The 2016 Immanuel High girls volleyball team is seen after winning the Division V title. It was the Eagles first title since 1997.
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13 rebounds.
Immanuel ended the tour-
nament on Jan. 6 with a 60- 45 victory over Washington Union in the third-place game.
The Eagles trailed 40-38 entering the fourth quarter, before outscoring the Pan- thers 22-5 in the quarter to earn the win.
Immanuel played Buchan- an High School on Jan. 9 at Bu- chanan in Clovis.
No score was available at
presstime.
The Eagles open Central
Sequoia League play on Fri- day, Jan. 12, against Selma High School in Selma.
“These girls are highly com- petitive. We are a complete team and I like where our heads are,” Todd said. “The team's mind- set going into league play is fix mistakes, stay healthy, improve team chemistry, and defeat all opponents.”
26, against Laney College in San Francisco. They then will play Sierra College on Satur- day and Sunday, Jan. 27 and Jan. 28, in San Francisco.
The Tigers' first home game of the season will be held on Thursday, Feb. 1, against Hartnell College.
RC Softball
The Reedley College soft- ball team open the 2018 season on Friday, Jan. 26, playing a doubleheader against Gavilan College at Reedley College.
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