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Immanuel High guard Shawn Rodgers (11) is fouled on a steal attempt by Dinuba guard Elias Flores (3) during the first half on Jan. 4. Rodgers scored a team-high 14 points in a Jan. 5 loss at Sanger.
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Guard Shawn Rodg- ers paced the Eagles with 14 points while Daglish and
Williams scored nine points apiece. Guard Jordan Rodri- guez added nine points while sophomore guard Jonah Tol- pezninkas had a pair of three- point baskets as the Eagles led
for much of the first half. After the road game at Selma, the Eagles CSL co- leader Hanford West in a scheduled 7:30 p.m. tipoff on Monday, Jan. 14. Another im- portant league game will be Wednesday, Jan. 16, at home against Central Valley Chris-
tian.
The rematch between
Immanuel and Dinuba will be Thursday, Jan. 24, at 7:30 p.m. at DHS gym. The Eagles will participate in the Edison Super Saturday Showcase in Fresno on Saturday, Jan. 19, but otherwise will have only league games until the post- season begins on Feb. 13.
two players because of injury and absence on Jan. 4, but still managed to trail Dinuba by just a goal at the half. But the weary Eagles wore down the second 40 minutes and were shut out. 4-0.
Freshman Isabella Ramirez scored twice while senior Adalene Velasco and sophomore Yoselinne Gallo added goals for the Emper- ors (8-3, 3-0 CSL). Senior goalkeeper Regan Ott played strong in net for the Eagles (7-5-3, 0-3).
Immanuel hosted Orange Cove on Jan. 9 before taking on Selma in a 4:30 p.m. league
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College on Jan. 5.
Reedley had only seven
players in uniform against the Blue Devils, but still led 33-31 at halftime. Ruben Parks led RC with 17 points while Tyre Hicks came off the bench to add 14.
In the loss to Porterville, Reedley cut into a 16-point deficit to trail 45-39 at half- time before the Pirates start- ed the second half with a 9-0 run. Uriah Carter led Reed- ley with 23 points but was
home match at Immanuel Sports Complex.
RHS boys 1-2-1 at Santa Maria tourney
Reedley High (8-6-2) went 1-2-1 at the Santa Maria Soccer Extravaganza on Dec. 28-29. The Pirates defeated Pioneer Valley 3-0, dropped 1-0 decisions to Santa Maria and Arroyo Grande and bat- tled Righetti High to a score- less draw.
Reedley opened North Yosemite League play at home against Fresno on Jan. 9, then play a 3 p.m. contest at Roosevelt High in Fresno on Friday, Jan. 11.
only 9 of 21 from the floor. Parks had 10 of his 16 points in the second half while Kha- lid Wilkins netted 13 of his 15 in the first 20 minutes for the Tigers.
On Jan. 9, Reedley had a matchup with an 0-2 Col- lege of the Sequoias squad in Visalia before going to Ridgecrest on Monday, Jan. 14, for a 6 p.m. contest against the Cerro Coso Col- lege Coyotes.
The next home game for the Tigers is a 6 p.m. match- up on Wednesday, Jan. 16, against conference newcom- er West Hills Lemoore.
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against Minarets and then fol- lowed with 16 points against Parlier. McGahan scored 18 against the Panthers while her sister, sophomore Bronagh McGahan, scored 10 against Minarets.
The Pirates dominated their opposition the first two games with a smothering de- fense and open floor transi- tion game.
Reedley opened North Yosemite League play on the road Jan. 10 at Fresno High. Results were unavailable at press time. The Pirates host Roosevelt at 6:30 p.m. Thurs- day, Jan. 10, then are home against Dinuba on Saturday, Jan. 12, in a 5:30 p.m. non- league contest.
Danny Jimenez / Photo Contributed
Reedley High School had three all-tournament selections at Parlier: From left, freshman Miah Paz, junior Madison Haney and senior Clare McGahan.
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four points. The Eagles con- tinued to play without senior forward Amanda Scheidt, who remained sidelined af- ter suffering a concussion last month
The Eagles host Selma in a 7:30 p.m. CSL contest Thursday, Jan. 10, then play at Hanford West on Monday, Jan. 14.
WRESTLING Pirate girls triumph at Santa Paula
Reedley High took first place in the bronze bracket of the Santa Paula Tourna- ment on Jan. 5. The Pirates had four medalists, led by second place Odalis Banda who received an MVP tro- phy for her performance in the 150-pound class.
Also winning a second place medal was Jamilynne Gonzalez at 121 pounds. In addition, Esther Villa placed third in the 170 class while Kamar Perez took fourth at 160.
The Pirate girls and boys teams hosted McLane and Hoover in an NYL double dual meet at Reedley High gym on Jan. 8. Results were unavailable at press time. On Saturday, Jan. 12, the RHS boys will compete at the Red- wood Invitational in Visalia while the girls will participate in the Sanger tournament.
SOCCER Shorthanded IHS girls fall to Dinuba
Immanuel High was down
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Photos from RHS girls wrestling / Contributed
ABOVE: Reedley High's girls wrestling team gathered for a group shot after capturing the bronze division title at the Santa Paula Tournament in Southern California on Jan. 5.
BELOW RIGHT: Reedley High medalists (from left) Jamilynne Gonzalez (121 pounds), Kamari Perez (160), Odalis Banda (150) and Esther Villa (170).
of the Week
Miah Paz - Reedley High Girls Basketball
Reedley High freshman Miah Paz earned all- tournament honors
at the Dinuba-Orosi Holiday Classic on Dec. 19-22 and the Parlier Tournament on Jan. 3-5. She is one of the Pirates’ top scorers during a 9-7 non-league schedule before the start of North Yosemite League play.
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