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Hanford Sentinel
Lemoore takes down Monache | Lemoore Roundup
The Lemoore Tigers football team improved to 4-4 overall and are currently 3-1 in the West Yosemite League following a 49-6 win over the Monache Marauders on Oct. 16. "I was really proud of the way our guys competed and came together to earn the win over Monache. Anytime you can get a victory, especially this time of the season, it’s something to be proud of," said Jerald Campbell IV, Lemoore High head coach. "We played with energy, stayed focused, and found a way to get the job done."
Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
Hanford, Tulare Western collide in a matchup of explosive offenses
With only two weeks remaining in the 2026 Tulare County high school tackle football regular season, the league championship picture is starting to take shape. Here are the top Tulare County games to watch in Week 10 (all games are on Friday, Oct. 16, unless noted), plus the Visalia Times-Delta's predictions. Hanford (6-2, 2-2) at Tulare Western (8-0, 3-0), 7:30 p.m., Bob Mathias Stadium With a win over Hanford on Thursday, Oct. 22, Tulare Western can clinch its first East Yosemite League championship in seven years. The Mustangs last won a league title in 2019. This EYL showdown pits two of the league's top-scoring teams against each other. Tulare Western is averaging nearly 50 points per game. Hanford is averaging 37. Both teams, behind their explosive no-huddle tempo offense, have the firepower to potentially combine for over 100 points. Will that happen? "I hope so offensively," Hanford head coach Cannon Sanchez said. "But I hope we can keep them out of the end zone and slow them down a little bit." Hanford's tempo offense under Sanchez is one of the fastest in the nation in terms of running the next play after the whistle has blown and the ball is
Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
Honesty, accountability earn Tulare student Character Counts Week Award
Jonathan Eversull is this year’s Character Counts winner for Trustworthiness. This Tulare student exemplifies what the Character Counts pillar of Trustworthiness means. Jonathan made the decision to be honest and act with integrity in the classroom, according to his nominator. Francine Heller teaches fifth grade at Frank Kohn Elementary School in Tulare. She nominated Jonathan after seeing how he responded to making a poor choice in class. He did not make excuses or blame anyone else. He took responsibility for his behavior and accepted the consequences of his actions, according to Heller. “Trustworthy to me means making good decisions and being honest,” Jonathan said. “I feel very proud of myself for being seen as a trustworthy person.” According to his teacher, Jonathan went home and told his parents about what happened at school and was honest. His maturity and acceptance of consequences around the situation added to his level of trustworthiness. After learning from his mistake, Jonathan continues to model self-control and good behavior, Heller said. This article originally appeared on Visalia Times-Delta: Honesty, accountability earn Tulare student Character Counts Week Award
The Fresno Bee
Long losing streak finally snapped for Fresno High. ‘About sticking together'
Time to celebrate at Fresno High. After 29 consecutive losses, the Warriors finally had something to celebrate, defeating Clovis South 12-6 on Friday. The victory was significant for Fresno, which had endured a difficult stretch without a win since the last two games of the 2024 season. First-year Warriors coach Steve Daniel told his team to keep playing together and good things will come. “It’s just about sticking together and fighting,” Daniel said. “I told them if you stick together, that’s the key to winning as a team.” That message carried the Warriors through a hard-fought contest, with running back Angel Lopez scoring both of Fresno’s touchdowns on rushing attempts to account for all 12 points. The win also came on a memorable night for Clovis South, which hosted its first varsity football game at its new stadium. Despite the occasion, Fresno kept its focus on the task at hand, earning a victory that could provide a much-needed boost of confidence for the remainder of the season and beyond. “We’ve been preaching, win the moments, and that’s what we’re going to continue to do,” Daniel said. “We just try to win every play, flush the last play, win the next
midvalleytimes.com
Parlier Unified studies up on student performance
PARLIER – While local schools still have a number of areas to improve on, recent state data shows that district-wide efforts are starting to bear results. With the release of the 2025-2026 school year’s state test results on Oct. 15, Parlier Unified School District is celebrating a number of improvements while taking inventory on areas that require attention. When compared to the 2024-2025 school year, PUSD saw steady proficiency increases in ELA, English Learner Progress and science across all schools and grade levels, and remained near-stable in math with a minor decrease.
YourCentralValley.com
Sidelines Scoreboard: High School Football Highlights (10/16/26)
(KSEE/KGPE) – Game of the Week: Central East 69, Buchanan 38 Clovis West 35, Clovis North 20 Clovis 24, Clovis East 17 Dinuba 17, Kerman 10 Merced 55, Golden Valley 7 Edison 28, San Joaquin Memorial 21 Madera 62, Bullard 28 Justin Garza 41, Hoover 22 Torres 21, Madera South 14 Student Sidelines: McLane 19, […]
The Fresno Bee
Fresno Bee Top 25: Dinuba stuns Kerman with late TD; Kingsburg holds off Immanuel
Dinuba High football coach CJ Lester grinned ear to ear after his Emperors upset The Bee’s No. 13 Kerman. He was confident and believed they would pull off the win, even before kickoff started in Kerman. “We kind of knew that we’re good,” he said. “This is a confident football team.” Tony Ibarra made sure his coach left happy when he connected on a 40-yard pass to Josh Sanchez for a touchdown with 23 seconds remaining, securing a 17-10 win in a defensive battle on Friday night. “We’re gonna come over here and we’re gonna compete,” Lester said. “We’re gonna allow ourselves to win the game.” His defensive mindset was spot on, even with Josh Lopez looking over from the opposite side of the field, who has made the Lions one of the top defensive teams in the Central Section. Dinuba can also brag about allowing only 10 points in the game and scoring the game’s first points via a safety in the second quarter. Kerman led 7-2 after a 17-yard touchdown run by Justin Molina in the third quarter. The Emperors regained the lead and converted a two-point conversion for a 10-7 lead in the fourth quarter. The Lions
KMPH.com
High school football Week 9 highlights around the Central Section
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Check out the highlights and find out the scores from high school football action around the CIF Central Section on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026. Game highlights include - Clovis West vs. Clovis North, Clovis vs. Clovis East, Edison at San Joaquin Memorial, Reedley at Caruthers, Sierra Pacific vs. Hanford West, Fresno at Clovis South, and the "Friday Night Rivals" Game of the Week - Buchanan at Central East.
redwoodgigantea.com
From Face to Page: From a Stranger to a Familiar Face
Sketching faces in the crowd reveals the untold stories of our school. Every day we walk past hundreds of people. They are just background noise–a blur of faces, coats, and umbrellas. To us, they are “strangers”, and to them, we are the same. We look at our phones to avoid eye contact, creating invisible walls between ourselves and the world. However, when an artist opens a sketchbook, that invisibility fades. Behind that anonymous face in the crowd, there can be a hidden story, and with just a light sketch of them, it comes to light!
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Safety Training Seminars Opens New American Heart Association CPR Certification School in Tulare, California
TULARE, CA, UNITED STATES, October 18, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Safety Training Seminars, a leading provider of American Heart Association (AHA) certification courses since 1989, is pleased to announce the opening of its newest CPR certification training school at 140 South K Street, Tulare, CA 93274. The new location provides affordable, convenient, and professional lifesaving training for healthcare professionals, businesses, students, and residents throughout Tulare County.
The Fresno Bee
Week 8 high school football scores: Latest results from the Central Section
Week 8 of high school football in the Central Section is here. Follow along with The Bee with updated scores. Week 8 scores/schedule Thursday Mammoth wins by forfeit over Lone Pine Valley Christian Academy wins by forfeit over Coastal Christian. Sanger West 20, Central 0, final Milken 42, Valley Oaks Charter 0, final McLane 19, Roosevelt 14, final Hanford 42, Redwood 20, final Highland 48, Tehachapi 21, final Mira Monte 35, Arvin 7, final Friday Tehillah Christian Academy 38, Frazier Mountain 26, final Paso Robles 37, Atascadero 12, final Clovis West 35, Clovis North 20, 4th Immanuel Christian at Trona Rosamond wins by forfeit over California City Legacy Christian Academy at Maricopa Mojave at Desert Yosemite at Avenal Central East 56, Buchanan 38, 3rd Boron 30, Bishop Union 14, final St. Joseph 62, Mission Prep 7, final Arroyo Grande 42, Righetti 19, final Golden Valley at South East Bakersfield wins by forfeit over Foothill Alpaugh 48, Anzar 0, final Nipomo 45, Lompoc 7, final Clovis East 17, Clovis 14, 3rd Cabrillo at Santa Ynez Fresno 12, Clovis South 6, final Sierra at Fresno Christian Santa Maria at Morro Bay San Luis Obispo at Templeton Orosi 49, Farmersville 0, final Lindsay
KMPH.com
Four Fresno Unified teams set to play at Valley Children’s Stadium on Oct. 23
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Four Fresno Unified high school football teams will play at Fresno State's Valley Children's Stadium for the first time next Friday. Sunnyside, Hoover, Roosevelt, and Bullard high schools will take the field at Fresno State’s stadium, giving local student-athletes a chance to play on a bigger stage.
Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
Undefeated Tulare Western football rolls to 8th straight win
TULARE — Talent. Tempo. Toughness. That has carried the Tulare Western High School football team to an undefeated start this season. The Mustangs won their eighth straight game behind their no-huddle spread offense, stampeding past Central Valley Christian 49-21 on Oct. 16 at Bob Mathias Stadium. Recording-setting quarterback Juju Hernandez threw for 466 yards and six touchdowns, four of those going to 6-foot-3 receiver Amarion Taylor. Taylor, a four-star Division I recruit, scored all four of his receiving touchdowns in the first half and finished with 163 yards receiving on nine catches. Three of Taylor's touchdowns came on jump balls in the end zone. He scored on 12-, 25-, 17- and 22-yard catches. Tulare Western's Dom Martinez led all receivers with 12 catches for 204 yards. His spectacular 27-yard touchdown snag right before halftime gave the Mustangs a commanding 42-14 lead at the break. Landan Seechan also scored a highlight-worthy touchdown catch when he stretched out for an eight-yard strike. Seechan added nine catches for 84 yards. Hernandez completed his first 11 passes. The Mustangs led 28-7 after the opening quarter. In the first half, Hernandez went 26-of-30 passing for 394 yards to give Tulare Western a 28-point lead at
thecampusjournal.com
COS Addresses Hazing Through New Outreach and Reporting Resources
Hazing is an ongoing concern on college campuses across the nation, and although College of the Sequoias doesn’t have residence halls or greek life, campus leaders are still focused on student safety, campus culture and the responsibilities of organizations to protect their members. That’s why COS Campus Police sent...
Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
Hanford football snaps two-game skid with big win over Redwood
HANFORD — Head coach Cannon Sanchez's football team made a statement on Oct. 15 at Neighbor Bowl. Hanford took care of business from start to finish, beating Redwood 42-20 in an East Yosemite League high school football game to snap a two-game skid. The Bullpups (6-2, 2-2) were physical from the get-go, forcing Redwood star Jairus Brooks to fumble the opening kickoff. Madden Maestas recovered the loose ball to give Hanford possession at the Rangers' 25-yard line. Five plays later, Bullpups quarterback Jerren Mao connected with receiver Braylen Thomas on a bubble screen for a 10-yard touchdown. Carsten Gravance ran in the two-point conversion, and Hanford grabbed an immediate 8-0 lead just a minute and 53 seconds into the game. The Bullpups never trailed and were physical defensively on every snap, including on Redwood's final offensive play of the game. Facing a fourth-and-goal at the Hanford 2, Redwood's Nash McElree attempted a quarterback sneak, but Sanchez's squad stood tall, stopping the Ranger signal-caller short of the goal line. After scoring a combined 43 points in losses to Central Valley Christian and Tulare Union, Hanford's no-huddle tempo offense flourished against Redwood, nearly matching that total with six touchdowns. Mao accounted for
YourCentralValley.com
Educator of The Week: Mrs. Samonte of Reagan Elementary
CLOVIS, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – A first-grade teacher in Clovis starts her day helping students learn the importance of responsibility. Reagan Elementary is home to this week’s Educator of the Week, Ashlee Samonte. When it’s 8 a.m. at Reagan Elementary, students in Mrs. Samonte’s first-grade class are ready to go. Step one is gathering at the […]
midvalleytimes.com
Student auto body program revs up in Reedley
REEDLEY – After a few years of development and partnership, a new educational opportunity is now firing on all cylinders. On Oct. 14, community members gathered at Darkside Customz in Reedley to cut the ribbon on the Valley Regional Occupational Program’s auto body and paint program. What started as an afterschool opportunity has grown into a five-days-a-week class, and this 2026-2027 school year will be the first full year of the newly expanded program.