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Sports The Dinuba Sentinel Dinuba Trojans down Farmersville
Thursday, Oct. 4
Dinuba Volleyball vs. Immanuel, 4 p.m.
Orosi Tennis vs. Dos Palos, 4 p.m.
Orosi Volleyball at Orange Cove, 4:30 p.m.
Dinuba Football vs. Selma, 5 p.m. (Frosh).
Dinuba Golf at CSL Mini #6 at Visalia Golf Course, 2 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 5
Dinuba Football at Selma, 5/7:30 p.m.
Dinuba Volleyball at Hoover Tournament. (Varsity only).
Dinuba Water Polo at Sunnyside Tournament. (Varsity Girls only).
Orosi Football at Fowler, 5/7:30 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 6
Dinuba Cross Country at Clovis Invitational (Woodward Park).
Dinuba Volleyball at Hoover Tournament.
Dinuba Water Polo at Sunnyside Tournament. (Varsity Girls only).
Sequoia Youth Football League
- Dinuba vs. Porterville, noon/2 p.m. at Washington Intermediate School.
All Valley Youth Football League - Dinuba Trojans at Hanford, 9 a.m. (Bantams).
Dinuba at Tulare, 2 p.m./4 p.m. (Peewees & Juniors).
Orosi vs. Corcoran, 3:30/5:30/7:30 p.m. (Peewee, Juniors & Seniors).
Orange Belt Youth Football League - Dinuba Green vs. Porterville, 8 a.m. (Peewees) at Washington Intermediate School.
Monday, Oct. 8
Dinuba Tennis vs. Central Valley Christian, 4 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 9
Dinuba Water Polo vs. Exeter, 4 p.m.
Orosi Volleyball vs. Parlier, 5:30 p.m.
Dinuba Volleyball at Kingsburg, 4 p.m.
Orosi Tennis at Caruthers, 4
p.m.
Dinuba Tennis at Exeter, 4 p.m.
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Marcus McMaryion celebrates after throwing a touchdown Saturday evening against Toledo.
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McMaryion, Bulldogs roll to a big win over Toledo, 49-27 Sentinel sports
Marcus McMaryion and the Fresno State Bulldogs football team rolled to a 49-27 win over Toledo Saturday night at Bulldogs Stadium McMaryion recorded five touchdowns for the second straight game while putting up career-high’s in passing yardage with 386 and four TD’s through the air. The senior quarterback finished the night completing 24 of 31 passes. He also rushed for another as the
Bulldogs erased an early 13-7 deficit with 42 straight points. McMaryion’s big game earned him Mountain West Conference
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Martinez punched it in from 2-yards out as the PAT was good by Christian Hernandez making the score 14-7.
On their first possession of the second half, Dragt threw a short pass to Brian Noel who turned it into an 88-yard scoring play as the Cavs lead increased to 21-7.
Despite dominating time of possession and yardage, the Emperors missed on chances to cut the gap. After an interception
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Toads.
“We couldn’t control the ball
and Coalinga did,” Cabatutan said.
In doubles, the Cardinals could only capture three points and in their only victory was at No. 2 singles as sophomore Carla Torres defeated Luzelena Martinez, 8-2.
Other close matches took place in singles as No. 3 Gabriela Rodriguez, who got behind 4-1 rallied to take a 6-4 lead in her match against Hailey Griffin. Griffen would then answer capturing the last few points for an 8-6 win. At No. 4, Yudit Garibay lost to Magdalena Galindo, 8-4.
Against the Buccaneers, Orosi
faired much better picking up
Offensive Player of the Week honors.
The Bulldogs (5-1) will play at Nevada on Saturday.
George M. Villagrana | The Dinuba Sentinel
Former Dinuba High standout and current Fresno State quarterback, Marcus McMaryion, recorded a career-high four passing touchdowns and 386 yards passing in a 49-27 win over Toledo.
Matchups
Announcements
• The 10th annual Rabobank Fiesta/Walk Run will take place in downtown Reedley on Saturday, October 13. The 5-mile run is a 30 point “Valley Runner of the Year” series event.
Packet Pickup will be held Friday, Oct. 12 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Reedley Community Center.
Day of Schedule:
6:00 am - Check-in and race day registration opens
7:10 am - Start of Kids 1/2 mile (boys & gilrs 10-12)
7:15 am - Start of Kids 1/4 mile (boys & gilrs 8-9)
7:20 am - Start of Kids 1/4 mile (boys and girls 6-7)
7:25 am - Start of Kids 1/8 mile (5 & younger)
7:27 am - Start of Kids 1/8 mile (Wheelchair)
7:35 am - Start of 5 Mile Run or 2 Mile Walk/Run
Details: www.reedley.com
7:00 am - Start of 5 mile walk
Wednesday, Oct. 10
Dinuba Trojans Anthony Reyes runs through the heart of the Farmersville defense in a game held on Saturday at Washington Intermediate School. Dinuba went on to post a 19-14 win over Farmersville.
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Frausto, who was perfect on all his PAT’s, pushed the lead to 29-6.
The Cardinals added another score with 1:41 in the 3rd on short run by Arciga.
Arciga, who finished the game
with 110 yards on 13 carries, scored his second TD on a 33-yard run with 8:16 in the game.
The Cowboys managed to get in the endzone one more time with 30 seconds left in the game.
The Cardinals scored the game’s first touchdown with 5:03 in the first quarter on a 7-yard run by Huerta.
by Elias Garcia, Dinuba couldn’t convert it into points. On its next possession the Emperors were denied again at the Cavaliers 28-yard line.
With under 3 minutes, the Emperors drove to CVC’s 17-yard line only to be turned away.
Dinuba held the Cavaliers to under 230 yards of total offense and were led by Elias Garcia with four tackles while Ray Alvarado had two sacks.
“Defensively we played outstanding,” Scharton said. “If you take away those big plays, they probably would’ve had
In doubles, Rodriguez and Lozano pulled out a 8-5 win over Ana Olmos and Dulce Reyes at No. 2. Joselyn Rangel and Destidy Perez beat Marisol Villagomez and Chantel Garzon, 8-4, at No. 3. The top doubles team of Andrada and Torres dropped a tough 7-7 (8-6) match to Bailey Martinez and Candi Zarate.
A day after narrowly falling to Fresno Christian, 5-4, the Cardinals and Eagles squared off again on September 18 as FCHS won 8-2.
Andrada defeated Sarah Smith, 8-3, and Torres beat Jayna Roseno, 8-4.
Andrada and Torres battled Smith and Hannah Villines at No. 1 doubles before falling in a
After a defensive struggle for much of the second quarter, Huerta again scored from 7-yards with 20 seconds remaining in the half.
White noted that the defense gave up some yards but were able to prevent some scores.
“It was a bend but don’t break defense,” he added. “They got a lot of yards in the middle of the
under 100 yards of offense.” Scharton noted that the defense held Rening to 16 yards
rushing.
“He’s one of the best backs in
the area,” Scharton said. “Central Valley Christian played us hard and they were physical. They played outstanding and we had trouble executing plays when we needed to. We just could not get a rhythm going.”
Junior Quarterback Josh Magaña threw the ball 52 times completing 35 for 257 yards. Jacob Huerta led the receivers with 10 passes for 102 yards
field and late in the half.” Defenisively leading the way for Orosi was Perez and Nathan Lopez who finished the game
with six tackles apiece.
Sergio Mendoza had five
tackles, three of them for losses and Aidan Rodrgiuez recorded five tackles and an interception
Tomorrownight,Orosi travels to face Fowler at 7:30 p.m.
while Martinez had 15 carries for 72 yards.
The Emperors will now face rival Selma tomorrow evening in Selma.
The Bears (3-3) opened CSL play with a 77-46 win over Hanford West. Selma broke open a 14-14 tie with a 42-point quarter outburst.
Scharton said the Bears are very well coached.
“They block very well and execute, something we didn’t do last week and we definitely have to get on the same page as them.”
Citaly Lozano and No. 6 Yesenia Sanchez, who shutout her opponent, Marlene Valdiviesio, 8-0.
OHS sweeps Titans to stay on top of the WSL standings
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Led by senior SayDee Alcala, the Orosi High girls volleyball team remained on top of the West Sequoia League standings defeating Orange Cove High School, 3-0, last week.
Alcala had a match-high 11 kills, six service aces and 15 digs as the Cardinals won the first two sets by the identical score of 25-10 before taking the third set 25-22.
Senior Sheanne Baniaga had seven kills and two service aces and eight digs. Lesli Viveros ended the match with four kills and three digs. Teammate D. Rubalcaba had nine digs and four service aces.
As a team, the Cardinals had 13 service aces.
Orosi continued league play hosting Fowler late Tuesday night. Results of the match were unavailable at press time.
The Cardinals travel today to face Caruthers before hosting Parlier on October 9.
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