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“I got to do everything I wanted out there to- night,” Collins said. “I got to go out there and com- pete against the best the Valley has to offer. I got to feel the adrenaline of football one last time and I also got to play with Adam and that was the ultimate way to end my football journey.”
Collins will attend Fresno City College and play baseball for the Rams.
“Playing in this game and representing Imman- uel means everything,” Collins said. “Immanuel is where I became who I am as a person. It is bitter- sweet, and I was honored to be selected to play in the game.”
Daniel Badilla, former Reedley High standout, was the starting line- backer for the City team. He said representing the school in the game was an honor. Badilla will attend Fresno State beginning in the fall.
“It felt great. It was a fun way to go out of my athletic career,” Badilla said. “It was a blast. It was an honor and pleasure to represent the town of Reedley.”
Colin Slater / Photo Contributed
Colin Slater II, former Immanuel High boys basketball standout, has committed to attend and play at Long Beach State. Slater, who attended and played basketball at Tulane University the last two seasons, announced his decision on June 14 on twitter.
City/County softball game
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ABOVE: Samantha Lizaola, former Immanuel High Eagles softball player, participated in the City/County All-Star Game
on June 20 at Margie Wright Stadium at Fresno State.
RIGHT: Jenna Guzman, former Reedley High standout, also participated in the game in Fresno.
A full report will be published in the June 28 edition of The Reedley Exponent.
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The Reedley Little League 11- and 12 year old team fell to Madera American Little League 10-2 on June 16.
Madera took an early 3-0 lead and were able to hold off Reedley.
Ely Garcia scored a run for Reedley, while Ryan Velas- quez and Manny Marin each also had hits.
Brayden Rhodes had a double in the game, while Jacob Silva also had a hit.
Reedley then lost to River Park 9-4 on June 18.
Reedley Little League 9 to 11 year-old bracket
The Reedley Little League 9 to 11-year-old All-Star team defatted Madera National 8-7 on June 16. They then defeat- ed Madera American 10-5 on June 17. They played River-
park on June 19. No score was available at presstime.
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Santesteban said they hope to have Paul Mitchell's signature on the court by the first basketball games of the season in November.
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The Reedley Little League team fell to Madera American on June 16.
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“It is a great testimony to the life and service of Paul to Reedley College. It is a great way of not forgetting our past,” Santesteban said. “We are just
ABOVE: Bradley Collins, former Immanuel High football player, had one catch in the City/County All-Star Game on June 15 in Clovis. BELOW: Adam Simonian, former IHS player, played safety for the County squad.
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