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PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS
Reedley Sunnyside Roosevelt Hoover McLane Fresno
Sunnyside 51, Fresno 7
NORTH YOSEMITE LEAGUE League Season
Reedley 45, McLane 15 Roosevelt 26, Hoover 17
Fresno at Reedley, 7:30 p.m. Hoover at Sunnyside Roosevelt at McLane
WL PFPA WLPF PA
2 0 70 35 4 3 146182 2 0 92 7 3 4 156 109 1 1 46 42 2 5 117126 1 1 70 58 3 4 143 226 0 2 15 86 2 5 170 236 0 2 39104 0 7 105365
Thursday, Oct. 10
Friday, Oct. 11
Friday, Oct. 18
COUNTY METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE League Season
WL PFPA WLPF PA
164 243
SJMemorial Edison Bullard Sanger Madera MaderaSouth
Thursday, Oct. 10 Edison 44, Madera 36Friday, Oct. 11
Bullard 29, Sanger 15
San Joaquin Memorial 61, Madera South 10
Madera South at Sanger, 7:30 p.m. Bullard at Madera
Edison at San Joaquin Memorial
2 0 94 41 6 1 288103 2 0 78 57 3 4 172 214 1 1 60 48 5 2 191 120 1 1 74 50 5 2 258 144 0 2 57 103 3 4 181 185
0 2 31 95 3 4
Friday, Oct. 18
CENTRAL SEQUOIA LEAGUE League Season
WL PFPAWLPF PA
Kingsburg
Selma
CV Christian
Exeter
Dinuba
HanfordWest 02 01001651331
Exeter 51, Hanford West 0
Dinuba at Kingsburg, 7:30 p.m.
2 0 5534 70210 77 2 0 8523 61270129 1 1 55 68 4 3 187 209 1 1 6521 43191118 0 2 5771 34203161
Thursday, Oct. 10
Selma 36, Dinuba 23 Friday, Oct. 11 Kingsburg 34, Central Valley Christian 20
Selma at Exeter
Central Valley Christian at Hanford West
Immanuel
W L PF PA
Friday, Oct. 18
Saturday, Oct. 19
INDEPENDENT
Season
Immanuel 27, Liberty-Madera Ranchos 12
Friday, Oct. 4
Caruthers Riverdale Minarets Orosi
Fowler Parlier OrangeCove
Parlier 21, Orange Cove 20 Orosi 42, Fowler 21 Caruthers 56, Minarets 7 Riverdale, bye
Minarets at Orosi, 7:30 p.m. Fowler at Parlier, 7:30 p.m. Riverdale at Caruthers Orange Cove, bye
Sierra at Immanuel, 7 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 11
WEST SEQUOIA LEAGUE League Season
WL PFPA WLPF PA
3 0 153 48 5 2 248 131 3 0 97 38 5121789 2 2 86144 4 3 183217 1 2 96 90 4 3 226160 1 2 76 107 3 4 176 165 1 3 59 124 3 4 127 212 1 3 87 113 3 5 196 188
Friday, Oct. 11
Friday, Oct. 18
5 2 210 130
Rick Curiel / Mid Valley Times
Sanger High wide receiver Dolce Calandra saw plenty of action on both sides of the ball during the Apache's Oct. 11 league matchup with Bullard High. The senior Apache hauled in six catches for 80 yards. One of those catches helped give his team and early lead as he scored on a crossing route on the Apache's opening drive to put Sanger up 7-0.
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third quarter. He would com- plete the hat trick with just under three minutes left in the game on a 10-yard touchdown run, giving his team a 29-7 lead.
Sanger running back Kosi Agi- na, who saw more playing time on Friday on both sides of the ball, added eight points late in the game on a 3-yard touchdown run and two-point conversion.
But getting Agina back as Sanger enters the thick of league play may have come bitter-sweet for the Apaches, as two other key players went down to injuries against the Knights.
By the fourth quarter, Ca- landra and junior running back Morgan Privett both found them- selves receiving medical care on the Sanger bench.
Calandra, who was active on both offense and defense, was walked off the sideline after one of his six catches – complaining of back pain. Privett suffered a leg injury after being tacked late in the game. He was carried off the field by teammates.
Pena said both Calandra and Privett have recovered well from their injuries. However, the team did lose starting safety Isaiah Becerril to a separated shoulder.
Said Pena of his teams’ inju- ries, “We’ve been dealing with injuries all season. This year has been about getting players to step up.”
Calandra finished with 80 yards receiving and a touchdown reception. Privett carried the ball seven times for 34 yards. Agina led all backs with nine carries for 63 yards and a touchdown.
On defense, Apaches’ senior linebacker Pierce Jones finished
the game with 10 tackles and two assists.
With the loss to Bullard, Sanger falls to 5-2 on the season and 1-1 in league play. They return home tomorrow night to face Madera South, who enters 0-2 in league play with a 3-4 overall record. The Apaches lead the series with the Stallions 7-0.
Tomorrow night’s game is Homecoming for the Apaches. The varsity matchup will follow a Hall of Fame mixer in downtown Sanger in which former Apache head coach Chuck Shidan will be honored. Shidan will also serve as grand marshal for tomorrow night’s homecoming parade.
“This week is about regrouping and getting their heads back in the game,” said Pena of his team. “Ev- erybody is ready to be back home. They’ll be ready to roll.”
Tomorrow night’s game is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m.
Rick Curiel / Mid Valley Times
Dominic Martinez
With Bullard's defensive line zeroing in on Sanger's triple-option run, Sanger High quarterback Noel Collazo was forced to go to the air more than usual. While in most games you can count Sanger's pass attemps on one hand, Friday night Collazo attempted 19 passes, completing 8for73yards. Hethrewonetouchdown,oneinterceptionandwassackedfivetimes.
Orosi rebounds with dominant league victory over Fowler
OROSI HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Orosi High junior running back Dominic Martinez is this week's Athlete of the Week. Martinez rushed for 272 yards on 33 carries and scored four touchdowns in a 42-21 win over host Fowler High.
MVT Staff Report
Orosi High’s football team bounced back from a tough loss to Riverdale last week with a 42-21 win over host Fowler on Friday evening.
Running back Dominic Martinez erupted for 272 yards on 33 carries and four touchdowns as Orosi im- proved to 4-3 overall and 1-2 in East Sequoia League play while Fowler falls to 3-4 overall and 1-2 in league.
The Cardinals held a 21-14 half- time lead entering the second half. The Redcats would tie the game at 21 all on a 22-yard pass play from quarterback Vince Hernandez to Ju- lian Moreno.
Orosi went ahead 35-21 as Mar- tinez and Aidan Rodriguez each
scored a TD. The Cardinals scored again as quarterback Evan Lara had a 40-yard pass play to running back Bryan Gomez in the fourth quarter.
On its first possession of the game, Martinez’s run of 9 yards gave the Cardinals a quick 7-0 lead. The Redcats got on the board on a short TD run from Trey Martinez only to have that score answered with another TD from D. Martinez for a 14-7 lead.
In the second quarter, a short TD pass from Hernandez to Gio Alvara- do knotted the game at 14 all. Orosi moved ahead 21-14 on a score from D. Martinez.
Rodriguez had a season-high 87 yards on the ground on seven at- tempts and was successful on all six
of his PAT’s.
For the Redcats, Hernandez
ended the game completing 19 of 33 attempts for 299 yards and two TD’s. Julian Moreno led FHS in rushing with 76 yards on 11 carries. Mendoza led the team in receiving yards with 99 on four receptions and Alvarado led the team with five catches and 66 yards.
In their 28-19 loss to the Cowboys on Oct. 4, Lara completed 12 of 25 pass attempts for 196 yarda and two touchdowns.
Alex Martinez was the team’s leading rusher as the junior had eight carries for 68 yards.
Orosi will be in action tomorrow night hosting Minarets at 7:30 p.m.
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