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high schools will meet in the annual "Melee on Man- ning" wrestling dual meet on Friday, Jan. 25 at the Titans' gym. Middle schools will wrestle at 4 p.m., followed by varsity girls at 5 p.m. and finally the varsity boys.
Last week, the Pirates competed at the California Invitational Tournament in Morro Bay on Jan. 18- 19. Phillip Arroyo returned from a broken hand suf- fered at the California Clas- sic in December and posted a 3-2 record at 120 pounds.
Going 2-2 for Reedley at the CIT were Leo Flores (152 pounds), Victor Galvan (126), Cesar Guzman (120) and Quincy Quintana (160). The Pirates competed at Sunnyside and Fresno in a North Yosemite League tri-meet on Jan. 22. Results were unavailable at press time.
GIRLS BASKETBALL Pirate girls settle for road split Reedley High nearly
pulled out a pair of NYL road victories last week, but the Sunnyside Wildcats rallied in the final quarter to pull out a 56-54 win in Fres- no on Jan. 17. Two days ear- lier, on Jan. 15, the PIrates trounced McLane by a 54- 23 count as freshman Miah Paz collected 25 points and five rebounds. Seniors Re- ese Kubo and Clare McGa- han each scored six points as eight different players scored.
Against Sunnyside, Kubo scored a team-high 16 points including three 3-pointers. Paz had 13 points, five rebounds and five steals while McGa- han added 10 points and 11 boards.
On Jan. 19, Reedley cruised to a 70-27 rout of Parlier in a non-league contest. The Pirates hosted Hoover on Jan. 22 and then play at Roosevelt in a 6:30 p.m. tipoff Thursday, Jan. 24.
Two more CSL losses for Eagles Immanuel High's girls
were unable to rally in the final quarter and dropped a 42-31 decision to Central Valley Christian on Jan. 16. The Eagles then fell to 5-15, 0-7 in league, after weather- ing a 66-44 loss at first place Kingsburg on Jan. 18.
This week, Immanuel travels to Dinuba for a 6 p.m. game on Thursday, Jan. 24, then plays Strathmore in the Mission Oak Tourna- ment in Tulare at 1:45 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 26.
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2018), catcher-first basemen Gabe Grijal- va (Fresno, .269) and outfielder Hayden Ashcroft (Minarets).
Among the top newcomers include Blake Costa (OF, Tulare Western), Dea- gan Risnes (IF, Lake Arrowhead), catcher Danny Gamez (Clovis East), outfielder Jake Renteria (Buchanan), third baseman Henry Degnan (El Cerrito) and infielder JT Aranda (Selma).
The Tiger coach is looking for more consistency from Renteria, the son of for- mer Tiger Athletic Director Javier Rent- eria. “Jake has all the tools,” said Pearse. The coach added that Gamez “has as good of an arm as anyone we’ve had here.”
RC softball opens with high hopes
After winning a share of the Cen-
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BOYS BASKETBALL North Yosemite
Wednesday, Jan. 16
Sunnyside 51, Reedley 47 Fresno 68, Roosevelt 55 McLane 62, Hoover 52
Immanuel at Dinuba, 6 p.m. Exeter at CV Christian
League Season
CV Christian 42, Immanuel 31 Kingsburg 67, Selma 60 Exeter 54, Dinuba 48
Roosevelt 3-1 13-9 Fresno 3-1 11-10 Sunnyside 3-1 6-14 Reedley 1-3 8-10 Hoover 1-3 7-13 McLane 1-3 10-11
Friday, Jan. 18
Wednesday, Jan. 16
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Reedley 68, McLane 61 Hoover 64, Fresno 63 Roosevelt 77, Sunnyside 69
Exeter at Immanuel Dinuba at Selma
Hanford West at Kingsburg
Friday, Jan. 18
Thursday, Jan. 24
Saturday. Jan. 19
Immanuel vs. Strathmore, Mission Oak HS Tulare, 1:45 p.m.
Hanford 65, Roosevelt 54
Monday, Jan. 28
Monday, Jan. 21
Kingsburg at Dinuba
Selma at Exeter
CV Christian at Hanford West
North 64, Fresno 63
Liberty-Bak. 52, Roosevelt 42 Liberty-Madera R. 62, Hoover 61
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Wednesday, Jan. 23
Immanuel at Selma, 7:30 p.m. CV Christian at Kingsburg Exeter at Hanford West
Reedley at Hoover Fresno at Sunnyside McLane at Roosevelt
Friday, Jan. 25
BOYS SOCCER North Yosemite
Roosevelt at Reedley, 6:30 p.m. McLane at Fresno
Hoover at Sunnyside
League Season
Saturday, Jan. 26
Reedley 4-0 13-6-2 Fresno 3-1 4-5-3 Roosevelt 2-2 11-6-3 Sunnyside 1-1-1 10-5-1 McLane 0-2-1 4-10-1 Hoover 0-3 2-14-1
Selma at Reedley, 5:30 p.m. Hoover vs. Madera South
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Reedley at McLane, 6:30 p.m. Fresno at Hoover
Roosevelt at Sunnyside
Wednesday, Jan. 16
Central Sequoia
Reedley 4, McLane 2 Roosevelt 2, Sunnyside 1, 2 OT Fresno 4, Hoover 0
League Season
Friday, Jan. 18
Immanuel
Hanford West
CV Christian
Dinuba 4-3 Kingsburg 3-4
Exeter 1-5
Selma 0-7 5-17
Wednesday, Jan. 16
Reedley at Hoover McLane at Roosevelt Fresno at Sunnyside
Immanuel 66, CV Christian 65, OT Dinuba 70, Exeter 58
Kingsburg 97, Selma 70
Friday, Jan. 25
Friday, Jan. 18
Roosevelt at Reedley, 5:30 p.m. McLane at Fresno
Immanuel 78, Kingsburg 77 Dinuba 67, Hanford West 51 CV Christian 69, Selma 31
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Saturday, Jan. 19
GIRLS SOCCER North Yosemite
Immanuel 78, North 73
Hanford West 91, Mission Oak 77
League Season
Monday, Jan. 21
Reedley 4-0 10-6-4 Hoover 4-0 9-5-3 McLane 2-2 10-7-2 Roosevelt 1-2-1 8-7-2 Fresno 0-3-1 4-9-2 Sunnyside 0-4 2-14-2
Bak. Christian 81, Immanuel 59 CV Christian 59, Mt. Whitney 47
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Exeter at Immanuel Dinuba at Selma Kingsburg at Hanford West
Tuesday, Jan. 15
Thursday, Jan. 24
Reedley 4, McLane 0 Hoover 6, Fresno 2 Roosevelt 2, Sunnyside 1
Immanuel at Dinuba, 7:30 p.m. CV Christian at Exeter Kingsburg at Madera
Thursday, Jan. 17
Saturday, Jan. 26
Reedley 7, Sunnyside 0 Hoover 5, McLane 0 Fresno 5, Roosevelt 5
Selma at Reedley, 5:30 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 28
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Dinuba at Kingsburg
Wednesday, Jan. 30
Hoover at Reedley Roosevelt at McLane Sunnyside at Fresno
Selma at Immanuel, 7:30 p.m. Kingsburg at CV Christian Hanford West at Exeter
Thursday, Jan. 24
GIRLS BASKETBALL North Yosemite
Reedley at Roosevelt, 5 p.m. Fresno at McLane
7-0 5-2 4-3
15-6 15-8 13-6
Reedley 3, Sunnyside 1 Fresno 2, Roosevelt 1 Hoover at McLane
League Season
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Fresno 4-0 13-8 Roosevelt 3-1 13-5 Sunnyside 3-1 8-7 Reedley 1-3 13-10 Hoover 1-3 13-10 McLane 0-4 2-15
McLane at Reedley, 5:30 p.m. Hoover at Fresno
Roosevelt at Sunnyside
Tuesday, Jan. 15
Kingsburg 5-0 12-4-1 Exeter 5-1 6-5-1 Dinuba 3-2-1 8-5-1 CV Christian 3-3-1 5-9-1 Hanford West 2-4 7-9-3 Selma 2-4 7-5-1 Immanuel 0-7 7-9-4
Reedley 54, McLane 23 Fresno 55, Hoover 47 Roosevelt 56, Sunnyside 39
Thursday, Jan. 17
Wednesday, Jan. 16
Sunnyside 56, Reedley 54 Fresno 70, Roosevelt 58 Hoover 73, McLane 32
CV Christian 3, Immanuel 1 Exeter 3, Dinuba 0
Saturday, Jan. 19
Friday, Jan. 18
Reedley 70, Parlier 27
Kingsburg 7, Immanuel 0 Dinuba at Hanford West Selma 2, CV Christian 0
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Hoover at Reedley Sunnyside at Fresno Roosevelt at McLane
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Thursday, Jan. 24
Exeter at Immanuel
Selma at Dinuba
Hanford West at Kingsburg
Reedley at Roosevelt, 6:30 p.m. Fresno at McLane
Sunnyside at Hoover
Wednesday, Jan. 23
Tuesday, Jan. 29
Selma at Kingsburg
McLane at Reedley, 6:30 p.m. Hoover at Fresno
Roosevelt at Sunnyside
Thursday, Jan. 24
Central Sequoia
Immanuel at Dinuba, 4:30 p.m. Exeter at CV Christian Hanford West at Selma
League Season
Monday, Jan. 28
Kingsburg
Selma
Dinuba
Exeter 4-2 11-11 Hanford West 2-5 4-17 CV Christian 1-6 8-12 Immanuel 0-7 5-15
CV Christian at Hanford West Kingsburg at Dinuba
Selma at Exeter
7-0 17-5 6-1 19-3 4-3 14-9
Wednesday, Jan. 30
18-5 9-11 7-13
Wednesday, Jan. 23
Kingsburg 66, Immanuel 44 Dinuba 52, Hanford West 43 Selma 76, CV Christian 40
Saturday, Jan. 26
Reedley at McLane, 5 p.m. Sunnyside at Roosevelt
Central Sequoia League Season
Selma at Immanuel (Senior Night), 6 p.m.
Exeter at Hanford West CV Christian at Kingsburg
Danny Jimenez / Photo Contributed
Reedley High School guard Aaron Todd (4) fired a pass ahead to teammate Jordon Chavez during the Pirates' 68-61 victory over McLane on Jan. 16. Chavez scored 16 points while Todd added 14 points, and the Pirates used a 13-0 scoring run in the first and second quarters to take command. The Friday, Jan. 25 home game with Roosevelt is Youth Night, with young players in uniform getting free admission.
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Villarreal paced RHS with 17 points.
The game against Roosevelt is "Youth Night" and Ferrell said all the city's youth basketball programs are invited to attend the game. City Ball and Small Ball camp coaches can bring their players in uniform or the camp T-shirts and get free admission to the game. Also, junior high level players can attend the game for free if they wear
their uniform. Ferrell said this year's Small Ball camps had more than 75 young players participating.
After the Selma game on Jan. 19, Reed- ley has just one more home game in league. That's on Monday, Feb. 4, when Hoover High visits on Senior Night. Varsity tipoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
Because of the earlier school year, the Central Section playoffs begin the week of Feb. 13. Final games are scheduled for Feb. 22-23 at Fresno's Selland Arena.
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Reedley College's I'man Conley shot a layup for two of her team- high 13 points in the Tigers' 67- 57 loss to College of the Sequoi- as on Jan. 19.
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the state, the College of the Sequoias Giants, defeated the Tigers 67-57 in the Tiger Den.
Reedley hosted CVC lead- er Merced College — ranked No.3instate—onJan.23 following the men’s game with West Hills Coalinga.
Another doubleheader is set for Saturday, Jan. 26, against district rival Fresno City College. The men’s game precedes the women's game, which has a scheduled 5 p.m. tipoff.
The COS women (3-1, 18- 3) used a trio of 3-pointers to build as much as a 12-point lead in the third quarter. Stephanie Cervantes (Dinuba High) scored half of Reed- ley’s 14 third quarter points as COS took a 50-41 lead into the break.
The Lady Tigers (2-1, 10-8) scored the first eight points of the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to one. But
Alaysia Reed’s third 3-pointer of the game rebuilt the lead to four. Reed led all scorers with 23. Hailey Scott had a double double for the win- ners with 13 points and 11 re- bounds. Shae Sanchez made four 3-pointers and finished with 16.
I’man Conley led Reedley with 13 Cervantes finished with 12 while Tonee Bland came off the bench to add 12. All seven Reedley players to see action reached the scor- ing column.
Reedley led by as many as nine points on two occa- sions in the first quarter at 18-9 and 22-13. But Sequoias picked up the defensive in- tensity in the second quar- ter holding Reedley to just five points. The Lady Giants scored the final eight points of the second quarter to take a 30-27 lead into the inter- mission.
Conley scored 10 of the Lady Tigers’ 22 first quarter points but was held scoreless in the second quarter.
tral Valley Conference softball title and reaching the second round of the North- ern California Reedley Regionals last year, Reedley College head coach Kathy Kuball has high hopes in 2019.
The new season begins on Saturday, Jan. 26, in Reedley as the Lady Tigers host Hartnell in a noon doubleheader.
“We return a solid core of sopho- mores that will make key contributions in our quest for another CVC champi- onship and run for a state tournament berth,” Kuball said.
Topping the list of returnees is pitcher Emily Grimbleby, who finished fourth in the state last season with 230 strikeouts. The sophomore from Sierra High was the winning pitcher in 21 of Reedley’s 29 wins last season. She finished with a 21-10 record and a 2.36 earned run average for a squad that went 29-12-1 overall.
“Both Emily and Hunter Young (1-1) are looking good on the mound,” said the coach. “New addition Amanda Beltran will contribute.”
Leading the offense will be Aunika Castellanos (4 HR, .403 and 32 rbi) and Sandra Vallejo (.337, 2 HR and 42 rbi). “Both are very solid and are providing great leadership,” said Kuball.
Top incoming freshmen include catch- er Sam Lizaola, outfielder Bobbie Falcon and utility player Brianna Stephens.
“The team is working really hard to prepare for what lies ahead and are ex- cited to get started.”
After facing Hartnell, Reedley is scheduled to travel to Gilroy on Thurs- day, Jan. 31, to face Gavilan in a 2 p.m. doubleheader. CVC action begins on Tues- day, March 5, with a 1 p.m. home twinbill with West Hills Coalinga.
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The senior scored six goals in four recent games, including four in a shutout of Sunnyside. She is among the
team’s top scorers and has helped the Pirates climb to rst place in the North Yosemite League standings through the rst round of play.
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Kaleb Daglish and Win- ston Williams each scored 13 points while Shawn Rodgers added 11 points in the loss. Against Kingsburg, Rodri- guez and Williams led the
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