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BOYS SOCCER
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Rough Riders' opportunities were few and far between during the first 40 minutes.
Roosevelt had more of- fense in the second half, but the Pirates remained strong in the midfield and yielded only a couple of close scor- ing opportunities. Coach Eric Velarde said the team was able to effectively handle the difficult field conditions that limited the players' offensive attack.
Against Fresno, junior Phillip Rico scored two of his three goals in the first half while freshman Gustavo Ledesma and senior Rudy Ta- foya also scored.
Reedley bounced back from a 1-2-1 showing in Santa Maria, which featured 1-0 shutout losses to Santa Ma- ria and Arroyo Grande and a scoreless tie with Righetti from Santa Maria.
The Pirates will play at Hoover at 3 p.m. on Wednes- day, Jan. 23, then host Roos- evelt in a rematch at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 25.
RHS product Velarde signs pro contract Contributed
After a historic senior sea- son, Fresno Pacific midfielder Anthony Velarde from Reed- ley has signed a professional contract with Pittsburgh Riv- erhounds SC of the United Soccer League, as announced by the club on Jan. 14. He is expected to join the team next month.
Velarde, a 2015 Reedley High School graduate, led the country in assists and added 14 goals last fall while helping the Sunbirds to a 14-3-1 record and a berth in the NCAA Post- season for the first time in three years.
A profile article on Velar- de is planned for next week's issue of The Exponent.
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munity College to improve to 1-3 in the Central Valley Con- ference and 7-9 overall going into a Jan. 16 home matchup with the West Hills College Lemoore Golden Eagles (0-5, 0-17). The Lemoore squad is playing its first season of or- ganized basketball.
On Saturday , Jan. 19, the Tigers head to Sonora for 6
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Reedley High's Ashley Becerra, left, took a tumble after battling for a loose ball against Roosevelt on Jan. 10. Also pictured are the Pirates' Miko Sunamoto (8) and the Rough Riders' Lesly Minjarez (6).
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so scored. Senior Emma Mul- ligan added an assist while Mariela Cruz scored the lone goal for Fresno (4-8-1).
Against Roosevelt, the Pirates broke through in the 40th minute when senior Joc- elyn Pueblas converted on a crossing pass in the middle. Becerra and Mulligan tacked on goals in the second half
while Alexandra Guillen tal- lied Roosevelt's lone goal.
The Pirates play at Sunny- side in a 5 p.m. NYL contest on Thursday, Jan. 17. Reedley hosts Hoover at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 22.
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BOYS BASKETBALL North Yosemite
Exeter 3-2 10-11 Hanford West 2-4 4-16 Immanuel 0-5 5-13
Fresno Roosevelt Sunnyside Reedley Hoover McLane
Fresno 65, Reedley 44 Roosevelt 60, Hoover 59 Sunnyside 67, McLane 25
League Season
Wednesday, Jan. 9
Saturday, Jan. 12
Friday, Jan. 11
Reedley 62, Dinuba 61
Bak. Christian 67, CV Christian 16
Roosevelt 70, Reedley 48 Fresno 66. McLane 50 Sunnyside 55, Hoover 42
Monday, Jan. 14
Saturday, Jan. 12
Hanford West 46, Immanuel 34 Kingsburg 60, Exeter 35 Dinuba 57, CV Christian 34
Dinuba 71, Reedley 50 Yosemite 52, McLane 36
Wednesday, Jan. 16
Wednesday, Jan. 16
CV Christian at Immanuel Dinuba at Exeter Kingsburg at Selma
McLane at Reedley Hoover at Fresno Roosevelt at Sunnyside
BOYS SOCCER North Yosemite
Friday, Jan. 18
League Season
Sunnyside at Reedley, 6:30 p.m. Roosevelt at Fresno
Hoover at McLane
Reedley
Sunnyside 1-0-1 10-4-1 Roosevelt 1-1 10-5-3 Fresno 1-1 2-4-3 McLane 0-1-1 4-9-1 Hoover 0-2 2-13-1
Dinuba 71, Reedley 50 Hanford West 50, Madera 48 Sierra 48, Selma 43 Bak.Christian 60, CVC 47
Immanuel 90, Hanford West 80 CV Christian 67, Dinuba 56 Kingsburg 67, Exeter 62
Sunnyside at Reedley, 5:30 p.m. Roosevelt at Fresno
Hoover at McLane
Monday, Jan. 14
GIRLS SOCCER North Yosemite
Wednesday, Jan. 16
Reedley 2-0 8-6-4 McLane 2-0 10-5-2 Hoover 2-0 7-5-3 Fresno 0-2 4-8-1 Roosevelt 0-2 7-7-1 Sunnyside 0-2 2-12-2
CV Christian at Immanuel Exeter at Dinuba
Selma at Kingsburg
Friday, Jan. 18
Tuesday, Jan. 8
Immanuel at Kingsburg, 7:30 pm Hanford West at Dinuba
Selma at CV Christian
Reedley 3, Fresno 1 Hoover 4, Roosevelt 0 McLane 5, Sunnyside 1
2-0 10-8 2-0 11-6 2-0 5-13 0-2 7-9
CV Christian 0-5
Edison 62, Immanuel 37 Thursday, Jan. 10
Selma 70, Immanuel 30 Exeter 57, Hanford West 47 Kingsburg 71, CV Christian 26
GIRLS BASKETBALL North Yosemite
Thursday, Jan. 10
0-2 6-12
0-2 9-10
Central Sequoia League Season
Immanuel 5-0 12-5 Hanford West 5-1 14-7 CV Christian 3-2 11-5 Dinuba 2-3 16-5 Kingsburg 2-3 8-10 Exeter 1-4 7-12 Selma 0-5 5-15
Wednesday, Jan. 9
Thursday, Jan. 10
Reedley 1, Roosevelt 0 Fresno 2, McLane 1 Sunnyside 4, Hoover 1
Hanford West 76, Exeter 60 Kingsburg 64, CV Christian 58
Wednesday, Jan. 16
Friday, Jan. 11
McLane at Reedley Roosevelt at Sunnyside
Immanuel 86, Selma 50
Saturday, Jan. 12
Friday, Jan. 18
League Season
Reedley 3, Roosevelt 1 McLane 2, Fresno 1 Hoover 8, Sunnyside 0
Fresno 2-0 11-8 Sunnyside 2-0 7-6 Roosevelt 2-0 12-4 Hoover 0-2 12-9 McLane 0-2 2-14 Reedley 0-2 9-9
Tuesday, Jan. 15
Tuesday, Jan. 8
Thursday, Jan. 17
Fresno 70, Reedley 48 Roosevelt 62, Hoover 56 Sunnyside 53, McLane 13
Central Sequoia League Season
Thursday, Jan. 10
Kingsburg 5-0 12-4-1 Exeter 4-1 5-5-1 Dinuba 3-1 8-4 CV Christian 2-2 4-8 Hanford West 2-4 7-9-3 Selma 1-4 6-5-1 Immanuel 0-5 7-7-4
Roosevelt 69, Reedley 47 Sunnyside 56, Hoover 46 Fresno 71, McLane 23
Saturday, Jan. 12
Reedley 62, Dinuba 61
Tuesday, Jan. 15
Wednesday, Jan. 9
Reedley at McLane Fresno at Hoover Sunnyside at Roosevelt
Immanuel 1, Orange Cove 1
Thursday, Jan. 17
Selma 4, Immanuel 1 Exeter 4, Hanford West 1 Kingsburg 5, CV Christian 0
Reedley at Sunnyside, 6:30 p.m. Fresno at Roosevelt
McLane at Hoover
Saturday, Jan. 12
Saturday, Jan. 19
CV Christian 3, Bak. Christian 0
Parlier at Reedley, 5 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 14
Selma Kingsburg Dinuba
5-0 18-2 5-0 15-5 3-2 12-9
Wednesday, Jan. 16
Central Sequoia League Season
Hanford West 4, Immanuel 2 CV Christian at Dinuba Kingsburg 1, Exeter 0
Wednesday, Jan. 9
7-11
Reedley 5, Fresno 3 Roosevelt 6, Hoover 0 McLane 1, Sunnyside 1
Friday, Jan. 11
Reedley at McLane Fresno at Hoover Sunnyside at Roosevelt
2-0 11-6-2
League Season
Reedley at Sunnyside, 5 p.m.
Thursday, Jan. 10
Kingsburg at Selma
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added 11 points.
"Our guys played well all 32 minutes.
It was a fast-paced game with a lot of scoring," said Eagles coach Chris Woods. Hanford West (14-7, 5-1 CSL) will get another crack at Immanuel, hosting the
Eagles on Friday, Feb. 1, in Hanford. Immanuel had an easy time of it against Selma, blitzing out to a 37-14 lead after one quarter and extending the cushion to 62-28 by halftime. Ten players scored, paced by Rodriguez with 18 points. Rodgers and sophomore guard Landon Yamada chipped in with 13 points apiece while freshman guard Ryan Chavez and freshman guard-for- ward Holden Thomas each finished with
eight points.
Matthew Hernandez scored 22
points and Aaron Blancas added 15 points for Selma (5-15, 0-5).
After a Jan. 16 home game against Central Valley Christian, the Eagles travel to Kingsburg on Friday, Jan. 18, for a 7:30 p.m. league game with the Vi- kings. Immanuel then plays North High of Bakersfield at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 19 at Gaston Middle School in Fresno in the Super Saturday Varsity Showcase.
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Reedley High's Israel Vildosola flipped up a shot against Dinuba defender Luke Rodriguez during the Pirates' 71-50 loss to the Emperors on Jan. 12.
p.m. contest with the co-lead- er in the CVC, the Columbia College Claim Jumpers. On Wednesday, Jan. 23, the Tiger men host West Hills Coalinga at 5 p.m. It will be the first game of a doubleheader as the Lady Tigers host Merced at about 7 p.m.
In the 87-37 loss to the Col- lege of the Sequoias, Dwayne Howell and Uriah Carter both had 10 points to lead Reedley. In the win over Cerro Coso,
Ruben Parks led Reedley with 25 points while Uriah Carter added 18.
Kendricks scores
six points in FPU loss Immanuel High product
Nate Kendricks scored six points, including a perfect 4-for-4 from the foul line, in Fresno Pacfic University's 75- 52 road loss against Academy of Art on Jan. 12.
Kendrick hit just one of his six field goal attempts,
and was 0-for-3 from three- point range. He added one rebound, an assist and a steal. R.J. Horn, another Immanuel alum, added two points and a rebound for the Sunbirds (6-8, 3-6 PacWest Conference).
Fresno Pacific hosted Do- minican on Jan. 15 (results were unavailable at press time, and then is home to Notre Dame de Namur in a 4:30 p.m. conference game on Saturday, Jan. 19.
Reedley Little League 2019
Reedley Little League 2019
SIGn UPS
Jan. 5th, 12th & 19th AT CAMACHO PARK • 9 AM - 12 NOON
fRee baseball clinic will be held on:
January 26th, 9 AM at RHS Baseball Field
Sign-up fee is $110 • Clinic is FREE!
TRY oUTs will be held on sat. february 2nd.
Sign-up forms available at Martens Chevrolet
1050 I St. • Reedley
If you have questions
Contact Larry Green @ (559) 840-7007
Emergency Medical Technician I Course
Sequoia Safety Council has openings for the Emergency Medical Technician course begin- ning February 4, 2019. Classes are Monday and Wednesday evenings with occasional Saturday classes. is course ful lls the medical train-
ing prerequisite required by re academies and prepares students to work in the ambulance, hospital emergency department, and other rst responder industries. e course is accredited through the Central Cali- fornia EMS Agency and the National Registry for EMT’s. Course tuition is $850 and includes CPR certi cation and books. Must be at least 18 years of age. Please call or stop by our o ce to register.
Sequoia Safety Council Headquarters located at 500 E. 11th Street in Reedley or call (559) 638-9995.
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