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Reedley High junior midfielder Robert Alcantar (11) attempted to shake free from the defensive mark of Fresno High's Ronnie Martinez, left, during the Pirates' 2-1 victory over the Warriors on Feb. 1.
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PREPS
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Feb. 1 with a 37-31 home vic- tory over Hanford West on Senior Night. The Eagles (6- 19, 1-10) jumped to a 10-4 lead after one quarter had pulled away the final eight minutes.
The regular season con- cluded on Feb. 5 with a game at Central Valley Christian, also 1-10 in league.
GIRLS SOCCER Pirates close in on title Reedley High is two wins,
and possibly as little as one win, away from clinching the North Yosemite League title.
The Pirates (14-6-4, 8-0) hosted Sunnyside on Senior Night on Feb. 6, and could clinch then with a win and loss by second place Hoover at third place McLane.
Reedley travels to Fresno to take on the Patriots at 3 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7. The match originally was scheduled for Feb. 4 but was postponed by rain and wet field conditions.
Last week, the Pirates blasted McLane (5-0 on Jan. 29) and Fresno (4-1 on Jan. 31). Miko Sunamoto scored two goals against McLane while Emma Mulligan had two goals against Fresno.
BOYS WRESTLING Four Pirates have top four finishes at NYL Four Reedley High wres-
tlers finished in the top four of their weight classes at the North Yosemite League tour- nament at Sunnyside High in Fresno on Feb. 1.
Three earned third place medals – freshman Phillip Ar- royo at 120 pounds, freshman Cesar Guzman in the 126 class and senior Leonardo Florez at 152. Junior Quincy Quintana placed fourth at 160 pounds.
Danny Jimenez / Photo Contributed
Roger Ortiz reacted as he put up a shot in Reedley High's 65-52 loss to McLane on Jan. 30. The senior scored 11 points in the game and a team-high18 in a 74-71 upset win at first place Fresno High on Feb. 1.
Danny Jimenez / Photo Contributed
Reedley High's Amanda Lopez booted an approach shot during the Pirates' 5-0 shutout of McLane on Jan.29. ReedleyremainedunbeateninNorthYosemiteLeagueplaythrougheightmatches.
Fresno Roosevelt Hoover Reedley Sunnyside McLane
League Season
Reedley at Hoover, ppd. Roosevelt at McLane, ppd. Fresno at Sunnyside, ppd.
BOYS BASKETBALL North Yosemite
Monday, Feb. 4
Reedley at Sunnyside Fresno at Roosevelt McLane at Hoover End regular season
Monday, Feb. 4
League Season
Hanford 64, Hanford West 12
Fresno 7-2 15-11 Sunnyside 6-3 9-16 Roosevelt 5-4 15-12 Hoover 4-5 11-16 McLane 3-6 12-14 Reedley 2-7 9-15
Tuesday, Feb. 5
Wednesday, Jan. 30
BOYS SOCCER North Yosemite
McLane 65, Reedley 52 Fresno 64, Hoover 51 Sunnyside 60, Roosevelt 57
League Season
Friday, Feb. 1
Reedley 9-0 18-6-2 Fresno 6-2 7-6-3 Sunnyside 4-3-1 13-6-1 Roosevelt 4-5 13-9-3 McLane 2-6-1 6-14-1 Hoover 0-8 2-19-1
Reedley 74, Fresno 71 Hoover 62, Roosevelt 57 Sunnyside 64, McLane 57
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Monday, Feb. 4
Reedley 2, McLane 1, 2 OT Sunnyside 2, Roosevelt 0 Fresno 11, Hoover 0
Hoover 69, Reedley 58 Fresno 93, Sunnyside 85 McLane 65, Roosevelt 57
Friday, Feb. 1
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Reedley 2, Fresno 1 Roosevelt 2, Hoover 0 Sunnyside 1, McLane 0
Central Sequoia League Season
Reedley 4, Hoover 0 McLane 2, Roosevelt 1 Sunnyside at Fresno
Immanuel 10-1 18-7 Hanford West 9-3 20-9 CV Christian 7-4 17-7 Dinuba 6-5 20-7 Kingsburg 5-6 12-13 Exeter 2-9 8-17 Selma 0-11 6-21
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Wednesday, Jan. 30
GIRLS SOCCER North Yosemite
Immanuel 79, Selma 40
CV Christian 54, Kingsburg 38 Hanford West 69, Exeter 61
League Season
Friday, Feb. 1
Reedley 8-0 14-6-4 Hoover 7-1 12-6-3 McLane 5-3 13-8-2 Roosevelt 2-5-1 9-10-2 Fresno 1-6-1 5-12-2 Sunnyside 0-8 2-18-2
Hanford West 75, Immanuel 70 Dinuba 56, CV Christian 51 Kingsburg 68, Exeter 50
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Monday, Feb. 4
Reedley 5, McLane 0 Hoover 3, Fresno 0 Roosevelt 3, Sunnyside 1
Hanford West 60, Hanford 55
Tuesday, Feb. 5
Thursday, Jan. 31
Immanuel at CVC Dinuba at Exeter Selma at Kingsburg End regular season
Reedley 4, Fresno 1 Hoover 8, Roosevelt 1 McLane 2, Sunnyside 1
GIRLS BASKETBALL North Yosemite
Monday, Feb. 4
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Thursday, Feb. 7
Reedley 75, McLane 19 Fresno 62, Hoover 38 Roosevelt 69, Sunnyside 67
Reedley at Hoover, 3 p.m. Roosevelt at McLane Fresno at Sunnyside
End regular season
Thursday, Jan. 31
Central Sequoia League Season
Fresno 76, Reedley 43 McLane at Sunnyside Hoover 54, Roosevelt 42
Kingsburg 11-0 18-4-1
Monday, Feb. 4
9-6-2 10-6-2 9-11-3
Reedley 57, Hoover 53 Fresno 54, Sunnyside 47 Roosevelt 63, McLane 28
6-12-1 9-9-1
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Monday, Jan. 28
Sunnyside at Reedley Roosevelt at Fresno Hoover at McLane End regular season
9-0 18-8 7-2 17-6 4-5 16-12
Wednesday, Feb. 6
3-6 3-5 0-8
14-13 8-11 2-20
Sunnyside at Reedley Hoover at McLane Roosevelt at Fresno
Central Sequoia League Season
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Kingsburg 11-0 21-5 Selma 10-1 24-3 Exeter 6-5 13-14 Dinuba 6-5 15-12 Hanford West 4-8 6-21 CV Christian 1-10 8-16 Immanuel 1-10 6-19
Selma 2, Immanuel 1 Exeter 3, Hanford West 0 Kingsburg 3, CV Christian 0
Wednesday, Jan. 30
CV Christian 2, Dinuba 1 Kingsburg 2, Exeter 1
Selma 68, Immanuel 31 Kingsburg 49, CV Christian 27 Hanford West 41, Exeter 37
Tuesday, Feb. 5
Friday, Feb. 1
Immanuel at CV Christian Exeter at Dinuba
Selma at Kingsburg
Immanuel 37, Hanford West 31 Dinuba 48, CV Christian 46 Kingsburg 57, Exeter 47
Wednesday, Feb. 6
Immanuel at CV Christian Selma at Kingsburg Exeter at Dinuba
End regular season
Reedley at Sunnyside Fresno at Roosevelt McLane at Hoover End regular season
Exeter 8-2-1
Selma 5-5-1
Hanford West 4-6
CV Christian 4-6-1
Dinuba 4-6-1
Immanuel 0-10 7-12-4
Hanford West 2, CV Christian 0 Kingsburg 2, Dinuba 0
Selma 1, Exeter 1
Thursday, Jan. 31
Immanuel at Hanford West, ppd.
Friday, Feb. 1
Immanuel at Hanford West
End regular season
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SOCCER
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Reedley appeared headed to a shutout victory as the de- fense clamped down. But late in the match, the Warriors' Angel Armendariz convert- ed on a centering feed that dribbled into the net. But the Pirates were able to prevent any other serious scoring threats in the final five min- utes.
The title-clinching win against last-place Reedley was a methodical perfor- mance in the rain, with the Pirates converting for two goals in each 40-minute half.
Reedley played at third place Sunnyside High in Fresno on Feb. 6, with a vic- tory giving them a perfect 10-0 league record.
RHS girls take NYL wrestling crown
Immanuel golf tourney March 11
Reedley High School's girls wrestling
team rolled to the North Yosemite League championship at Sunnyside High in Fresno on Feb. 1, compiling 86 points to easily beat out the runnerup Wildcats. The Pirates had champions in senior Jamilynne Gonzalez (116 pounds), junior Danha Cruz (137), senior Odalis Banda (150), junior Kamari Perez (160) and junior Esther Villa (170). Second place finishers were junior Yael Ocampo (101), freshman Jocelyn Bar- rera (121) and junior Mariah DelBosque (126). This week, Reedley competes in the Central Section tournament which began Feb. 6 and concludes on Thursday, Feb.
7 at Lemoore High School. Top qualifiers advance to the state tournament on Feb. 22-23 in Bakersfield.
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Reedley had a cold shoot- ing night in the loss to West Hills. Fouls were also a prob- lem as three of the eight Lady Tigers in uniform fouled out and another finished with four. Both teams combined for 52 fouls, 29 on the Tigers.
Barlow netted half of her game-high 18 points in the third quarter for Reedley.
Staff Report
Immanuel Schools is hosting its 17th annual golf tournament on Monday, March 11, at Ridge Creek Golf Course in Dinuba.
Registration is at 11 a.m.
RC SOFTBALL
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Emily Grimbeby and Hunter Young were the win- ning pitchers for RC against Gavilan. Grimbeby record- ed 10 strikeouts, giving her 17 on the season, leaving
Chloe Welch followed with nine points before fouling out with 2:23 remaining.
MEN
Tigers drop three Three more defeats have
dropped the Reedley College men’s basketball record to 2-9 in the CVC and 9-15 overall.
The latest loss came Feb. 4 in Reedley, as the state’s 24th ranked squad, the College of the Sequoias Giants recorded
a 80-58 win over the Tigers. Reedley battled back from a 15-point deficit to cut the lead to 34-32 on a Ruben Parks basket with 35.8 sec- onds left in the first half. Ke- shawn Gibbs’ 3-pointer at the buzzer gave the Giants 37-32
lead at the intermission. Parks led Reedley with 13
points.
A basket by Merced’s
Chris Roberson with 1.9 seconds remaining was the deciding factor in the Blue Devils’ 78-76 victory over the Tigers in Reedley on Feb. 2.
Khalid Wilkins had tied the contest by scoring with 8.5 seconds remaining but
with a 12:30 p.m. shotgun start. Special competitions during the tournament will include top two teams low gross and low net, longest drive and closest to the pin.
Information: Ron Hudson at (559) 351-7565.
the sophomore third in the state, through weekend ac- tion.
In the second game, Brianna Stephens drove in three runs with two singles and a double while Sandra Vallejo and Young both add- ed two hits.
missed the ensuing free throw on a chance for a 3-point play. Reedley had battled back from a 38-30 halftime deficit to take a 49-47 lead on a Tyre Hicks basket with 13:41 re- maining. Reedley had made five 3-pointers in a span of seven and a half minutes to
make the comeback.
Uriah Carter made five
of his seven treys in the sec- ond half rally on the way to a game high 27-point perfor- mance. Wilkins was the only other Tiger in double figures with 13.
On Jan. 30, Reedley wasted a 45-34 halftime lead before falling on the road to Porterville College on the road 81-70. Parks and Carter both netted 17 points to lead the Ti- ger attack.
Horn scores 4 points in FPU loss
Immanuel High product R.J. Horn scored five points in Fresno Pacific's 75-72 road loss at Notre Dame de Namur on Feb. 4. The Sunbirds fell to 9-12, 6-10 in PacWest Confer- ence play.
of the Week
Winston Williams - Immanuel High Basketball
Winston Williams, sophomore forward- center, scored 20 points and pulled down 13 rebounds in a road win at Dinuba as the Eagles won twice to clinch the Central Sequoia League championship. Williams has provided an inside presence for Immanuel, which is going after a sixth consecutive Central Section title.
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COLLEGES
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while Stephanie Cervantes had 15 points and eight re- bounds. Jelani Williford was the fourth Tiger in double figures with 10 points. Kristy Berry came off the bench to contribute two points and a team high 12 points.
Reedley Youth Cheerleading Sign-Ups!
Lead don’t follow, come try-out for 2019 Reedley Youth Cheer Squad!!
Upcoming 3rd-6th graders welcome!
SIGN-UPS
When: Fri., Feb. 15th - 5pm to 7pm Sat., Feb. 16th - 10am to Noon Fri., Feb. 22nd - 5pm to 7pm Sat., Feb. 23rd - 10am to Noon
Where: Pioneer Park (under patio) Try-Out Location TBA
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