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All-Star basketball action
COLLEGES
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SOFTBALL Tigers' season ends with two losses in San Jose
A great season for the 2019 Reedley College softball Tigers ended May 11 in San Jose.
The San Jose City Col- lege Jaguars advanced to the California Community College Athletic Association Softball Championships by defeating the Tigers twice by identical scores of 8-0 in San Jose.
Reedley finishes the sea- son with a 33-11 record, tied for 12th for the most victories in the state. San Jose takes a season record of 38-4 into the state tournament. The Jaguars will face 37-5 Palomar in a 7 p.m. game at Bakersfield Col- lege on Thursday, May 16.
Most of the tournament games will be played at BC with the exception of some consolation bracket games at Cal State Bakersfield. The state championship game is scheduled for noon Sunday, May 19, at Bakersfield College.
May 10 in San Jose, the Jaguars took a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning on a two-run single by Natasha Sachdeva and never looked back. Kayla Rooney drove in four runs for the winners while Sachdeva finished with three.
Tiger pitcher Emily Grim- beby struck out eight in five innings but was touched for 12 hits and six earned runs.
Reedley managed only four hits off winning pitcher Stefanie Troja, who struck out only one. The Tigers had three of those hits in the third and had the bases loaded before Mariah Hernandez lined into a double play.
Reedley recorded singles by Samantha Lizaola, Sophia Del Bosque, Karlie Fien and Bobbie Falcon.
On May 11, San Jose scored three times in the first and closed out the con- test with three runs in the fifth off reliever Sophia Del Bosque. The big blow was a two-run homer in the first in- ning by Madison Gardner.
By Will Goldbeck
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BASEBALL North Yosemite
SOFTBALL North Yosemite
Fresno 6, Tulare Union 0 Corcoran 15, McLane 2 Lindsay 8, Roosevelt 7
Central Sequoia League Season
League Season
League Season
Fresno
Reedley
McLane
Hoover
Sunnyside 2-8 2-25 Roosevelt 0-10 9-13 Final league standings
Wednesday, May 8
Tuesday, May 7
Atascadero 5, Reedley 3 McLane 4, Mendota 0 Roosevelt 6, Riverdale 4
Friday, May 10
Wednesday, May 15
Dinuba 10-2 23-6
Fresno (3) at Sanger (2)
Hanford West Kingsburg Selma
Exeter
9-3 19-10 9-3 22-5-1 6-6 18-9 4-8 15-12 4-8 12-10
Wednesday, May 8
Kern Valley 10, Immanuel 3 Selma 11, Nipomo 2
Hanford West 8, Clovis West 0
Dinuba 6, Kerman 2
Selma 6, Lemoore 4
Kingsburg 5, Sanger 0
CV Christian 17, California City 3 Stockdale 1, Hanford West 0 Washington Union 1, Exeter 0
Liberty-Madera Ranchos at Dinuba
Selma at Templeton Redwood at Kingsburg Bakersfield Christian at CV Christian
Friday, May 10
Tuesday, May 16
Chowchilla 4, Exeter 2
Season completed for all teams
CENTRAL SECTION DIVISION 3 PLAYOFFS First round Wednesday, May 8
CENTRAL SECTION DIVISION 3 PLAYOFFS First round Tuesday, May 7
Templeton 4, Selma 0
St. Joseph 4, Ridgeview 3 Atascadero 5, Reedley 3 North 8, Mission Prep 4 Highland 14, Pioneer Valley 0 Firebaugh 3, Dinuba 0 NIpomo 10, Kerman 2 Santa Maria 3, Immanuel 0
Kerman 10, Taft 4
Mission Oak 4, Tehachapi 3 Liberty-MR 9, Sunnyside 0 Selma 11, Nipomo 2 Lemoore 10, Santa Maria 2 Tulare Union 1, Reedley 0 Templeton 2, St. Joseph 1
Quarterfinals Friday, May 10
Templeton 3, St. Joseph 1 Atascadero 19, North 1 Nipomo 4, Santa Maria 3
Quarterfinals Thursday, May 9
Saturday, May 11
Dinuba 6, Kerman 2 Liberty-MR 4, Mission Oak 3 Selma 6, Lemoore 4 Templeton 9, Tulare Union 0
Highland 5, Firebaugh 1
Semifinals Wednesday, May 15
Semifinals Tuesday, May 14
Templeton (16) at Atascadero (12)
Nipomo (10) at Highland (3)
Liberty-MR (4) at Dinuba (1) Serlma (3) at Templeton (2)
Championship
Friday or Saturday, May 17-18
Championship
Friday or Saturday, May 17-18
Matchups TBD, Beiden Field, Fresno State
Semifinal winners, Fresno
9-1 23-5 8-2 17-9 7-3 13-10-1 4-6 9-17
Reedley 9-1 17-11 Sunnyside 7-3 16-11-1 Hoover 6-3-1 15-11-1 Fresno 3-7 6-17 McLane 2-7-1 6-18-1 Roosevelt 2-8 10-12
Tulare Union 1, Reedley 0 Liberty 9, Sunnyside 0
Madera South 15, Hoover 5 Orange Cove 7, McLane 6 Riverdale 7, Roosevelt 1 Season completed for all teams
Central Sequoia League Season
Selma 10-2 Immanuel 10-2 Exeter 7-5 Dinuba 6-6 CV Christian 4-8 Kingsburg 4-8 Hanford West 1-11 Final league standings
Santa Maria 3, Immanuel 0 Templeton 4, Selma 0 Firebaugh 3, Dinuba 0 Monache 12, Kingsburg 0 Exeter 4, Chavez 2 Chowchilla 7, CV Christian 6
22-5
22-7 20-10 11-13-2
CV Christian Immanuel
Final league standings
13-14-1 10-19 3-22-1
Tuesday, May 7
Thursday, May 9
0-12 4-20-1
Staff Report
Three local senior players contributed to their all-star team's success in the annual City-County All-Star basket- ball games on May 11 at Bul- lard High School in Fresno.
Jordan Rodriguez and Kaleb Daglish — who helped power Immanuel High to a second place state finish in Di- vision 4 — were members of the North squad that dropped a tight 93-92 decision to the South All-Stars. Rodriguez led all scorers with 22 points while Daglish chipped in with four points.
Two players from Lem- oore, Juelein Fox and Jaden Jones, each scored 20 points to power the South to victory. Shawno Roberts of Clovis East complemented Rodriguez for the North with 21 points.
Reedley High's Jordan Chavez scored 12 points, and was one of five East players in double figures as the East defeated the West All-Stars 91- 81. Clovis East's Bryce Barton paced the West with 20 points.
The two girls all-star games were blowouts. The North All-Stars trounced the South by a 72-52 score while the West rolled past the East All-Stars, 69-44. Aujonae Jones of San Joaquin Memo- rial and Madison Campbell from Clovis West scored 18 and 17 points, respectively, for the North.
In the West's lopsided win, Sierra's Anita DeLeon led four players in double figures with 12 points. The East's Jordan Jones from Bullard paced all scorers with 14 points.
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Reedley High's Jordan Chavez fired in a 3-point basket in the first half for the East All-Stars at the annual City-County basketball game at Fresno's Bullard High on May 11.
BUCCANEERS
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Unified district. In ad- dition to an unbeaten regular season record, the Bucs pulled out a 7-6 victory over rival Sanger on May 6.
Immanuel High's Derek Wood laid down a bunt during the Eagles' 3-0 loss to Santa Maria High on May 8 in the opening round of the Central Section Division 3 baseball playoffs.
Friesen (Reedley) 11.65.
PREPS
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pionship with Selma, but dropped all three of its meet- ings with the Bears this sea- son. One came in the finals of the Selma Kiwanis Tourna- ment.
TRACK AND FIELD Eagles' Hall, Philpott win events at Area
Immanuel High's Carissa Hall and Braxton Philpott won individual events at the Cen- tral Section East Area Qualify- ing Meet on May 8 at Tulare's Bob Mathias Stadium.
Junior Hall won the long jump with a top leap of 17 feet, 4 inches, seven inches father than runner-up Indya Smith of Golden West High. Hall also placed second in the triple jump with a mark of 35-10 and rans legs of Eagles sprint relay teams that placed fifth (4x100) and sixth (4x400), respectively.
Junior Philpott finished first by more than a foot in the discus throw, measuring 146-5, and also placed 12th in the shot put at 40-1.
Sophomore Paige How- ard finished third in the girls 400 in a personal best time of 59.70 seconds.
Hall, Philpott and How- ard all qualified for the Cen- tral Section Championships at Buchanan High's Veterans Stadium in Clovis on Satur- day, May 18.
Reedley High's top girls finisher was senior Ivy Du- ong, who placed fifth in the shot put at 34 feet, 8 inches. Duong also placed 16th in the discus at 84-3 1/2. Junior Trin- ity Toews, who swept to NYL titles in the 200 and 400 the previous week, finished sev- enth (27.31) and sixth (1:02.28) at the area meet.
All finishers for Reedley and Immanuel are listed else- where on Page B4.
400 — Ronnie Ruud (Mt. Whitney) 51.35, Stephen Graff (Mission Oak) 51.78, Christian Roldan (Redwood) 51.79.
400 — Ejaiya Burton (Tulare Western) 57.52, Mia Salinas (Selma) 58.81, Paige Howard (Immanuel) 59.70. (PR). Also: 6. Trinity Toews (Reedley) 1:02.28.
Shot put — Jocelynn Budwig (Fowler) 46-6 1/2, Denae Jackson (Redwood) 41-8, Jade Whitfield (Mt. Whitney) 36-5. Also: 5. Ivy Duong (Reedley) 34-8. 8. Regan Ott (Immanuel) 32-2. 9. Graciela Tapia (Orange Cove) 31-3. Discus — Jocelynn Budwig (Fowler) 154-2 1/2, Jade Whitfield (Mt. Whitney) 146-8, Gillian Nutter (El Diamante) 126-7. Also: 16. Ivy Duong (Reedley) 84-3 1/2.
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4x400 relay — Redwood 3:27.60, Mt. Whitney 3:28.93, Mission Oak 3:29.29.
Shot put — Dirk Nelson (CV Christian) 55-6 1/2, Aaron Tejeda (Tulare Western) 53-3, Estevan Diaz (Dinuba) 48-4 1/2. Also: 12. Braxton Philpott (Immanuel) 40-1. Discus — Braxton Philpott (Immanuel) 146-5, Aaron Tejeda (Tulare Western) 145-2 1/2, Lonnie Wessel (Golden West) 145-1.
4x400 relay — Sanger 4:08.41, Tulare Western 4:10.83, Redwood 4:11.62. Also: 6. Immanuel (Paige Howard, Payton Breckenridge, Tamsen Taves, Carissa Hall) 4:17.76.
BOYS
100 — RayVaughn Gordon (Tulare Union) 11.00, Ried Terry (Redwood) 11.02, Jason Hruby (Redwood) 11.10. Also: 14. Jacob
200 — Mark Smith (Tulare Western) 22.17, Ried Terry (Redwood) 22.55, Ronnie Ruud (Mt. Whitney) 22.73.
46.04.
18. Graciela Tapia (Orange Cove) 14.29.
200 — Ejaiya Burton (Tulare Western) 25.54, Cu-Nisha Mitchell (Sanger) 25.88, Dejalysse Eason (Tulare Western) 26.87. Also: 7. Trinity Toews (Reedley) 27.31. 13. Paige Howard (Immanuel) 27.67. 16. Tamsen Taves (Immanuel) 28.59.
Mendoza) 54.14.
800 — Ryan Hemphill (Redwood) 1:57.86, Bailey Darnell (Redwood) 1:59.82, Isaiah Sotelo (Monache) 2:00.78. Also: 5. Shane Ibardolasa (Parlier) 2:01.34 (PR). 9. Antonio Cruz (Parlier) 2:03.39. 1600 — Bailey Darnell (Redwood) 4:25.47, Joseph Macareno (Tulare Union) 4:25.72, Garrin Schaap (CV Christian) 4:33.44.
High jump — Brian Brown (Redwood) 6-5, Dominick McCormack (Redwood) 6-5, Chad Hilvers (Exeter) 6-3.
800 — Marilou Ruiz (Monache) 2:20.67, Chloe Schultz (Redwood) 2:24.11, Kylee Dismuke- Rodriguez (Redwood) 2:25.56. Also: 12. Jasmine Garcia (Reedley) 2:34.82.
3200 — Ivan Mendez (Monache) 9:36.44, Jorge Sanchez (Porterville) 9:47.06, Joseph Macareno (Tulare Union) 9:47.18. 110 hurdles — Kalobe Jimenez (Kingsburg) 14.58, Brandon Andrade (Redwood) 14.88, Benjamin Rust (Sanger) 15.81. Also: 13. Cesar Guzman (Reedley) 18.42 (PR). 14. Samuel Angulo (Orange Cove) 19.06 (PR).
Pole vault — Blake Spomer (Kingsburg) 13-1, Clark Hobbs (Redwood) 12-7, Fernando Lomeli (Tulare Union) 12-7. Also: 7. Pedro Negrete (Reedley) 10-7 (PR).
1600 — McKaylie Caesar (Lindsay) 5:04.26, Nia Lamas (Sanger) 5:16.76, Marilou Ruiz (Monache) 5:19.40. Also: 13. Nayeli Ramirez (Parlier) 6:21.33. 3200 — McKaylie Caesar (Lindsay) 11:19.55, Nia Lamas (Sanger) 11:35.77, Nadia Salcedo (Tulare Western) 11:42.97.
High jump — Mallory Elick (Tulare Union) 5-1, Caroline Ertl (Strathmore) 4-11, Indya Smith (Golden West) 4-11. Also: 10. Maddy Gates (Reedley) 4-9. Pole vault — Jacqueline Maze (Tulare Union) 10-1, Breanna Fraley (Tulare Western) 9-7, Madyn Shaffer (Monache) 9-7. Long jump — Carissa Hall (Immanuel) 17-4, Indya Smith (Golden West) 16-9, Kinley McNiece (CV Christian) 16-5. Triple jump — Cu-Nisha Mitchell (Sanger) 35-10, Carissa Hall (Immanuel) 35-10, Kaiya Thompson (Redwood) 35-3. Also: 9. Maddy Gates (Reedley) 33-0. 10. Isabella Elizondo (Reedley) 31-8.
300 hurdles — Brandon Andrade (Redwood) 38.28, Kalobe Jimenez (Kingsburg) 38.54, Tyler Koons (Kingsburg) 41.78. Also: 13. Andrew Marquez (Orange Cove) 57.89. 15. Michael Gutierrez (Orange Cove) 51.82.
Team scores — Redwood 134, Tulare Union 52, Kingsburg 45, Tulare Western 42, Sanger 33, Mt. Whitney 30, Exeter 21, Selma 18, Monache 18, CV Christian 16, Mission Oak 15, Dinuba 12, Porterville 12, Golden West 12, Lindsay 11, Immanuel 10, El Diamante 9, Orosi 4, Parlier 2.
300 hurdles — Mia Salinas (Selma) 45.83, Kaija Ambriz (Strathmore) 47.88, Savanah Bugarin (Granite Hills) 48.26. Also: 16. Jasmin Aguado (Reedley) 54.08.
Team scores — Sanger 79, Tulare Western 69, Redwood 62, Monache 39, Tulare Union 39, Fowler 32, Immanuel 28, El Diamante 28, Golden West 25, Lindsay 20, Selma 18, Granite Hills 18, Mt. Whitney 14, Strathmore 12, CV Christian 6, Reedley 3, Kingsburg 2, Exeter 2.
CIF CENTRAL SECTION EAST AREA TRACK AND FIELD QUALIFYING MEET Wednesday, May 8, Bob Mathias Stadium, Tulare
Long jump — DeAndra McDaniel (Selma) 23-5 1/2, Jason Hruby (Redwood) 21-11, Kosi Agina (Sanger) 21-10 1/2.
Triple jump — Kosi Agina (Sanger) 46-3, DeAndra McDaniel (Selma) 45-6. Elijah Page (Lindsay) 42-6 1/2.
100 hurdles — Savanah Bugarin (Granite Hills) 15.78, Mckaley Yost (Sanger) 16.02, Mallory Elick (Tulare Union) 16.23.
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200 meter and 400 meter races and ran a leg of the Pirates’ winning 4x400 relay at the North Yosemite League track and field championships on May
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4x100 relay — Tulare Union 42.71, Redwood 43.34, Tulare Western 43.64. Also: 11. Reedley (Jacob Friesen, Cesar Guzman, James Villasenor, Jorge Meza)
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100 — Sydney Wong (Fowler) 12.87, Daylah Gonzalez (Sanger) 12,91, Amari Bailey (Tulare Western) 12.95. Also: 11. Payton Breckenridge (Immanuel) 13.29.
4x100 relay — Tulare Western 49.99, Sanger 50.57, El Diamante 51.33. Also: 5. Immanuel (Paige Howard, Payton Breckenridge, Janelle Wood, Carissa Hall) 51.61. 14. Reedley (Lauryn King, Trinity Toews, Emely Torres, Leslie
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