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Ultimate Insider: Bracha ‘A great opportunity for Fresno State to get back on track’
FRESNO, Calif. ( )- Former Fresno State safety Camryn Bracha joined Scott Bemis and Angelique Martinez in this week’s ‘Ultimate Insider’. Bracha talks Fresno State’s loss to San Diego State, and how the ‘Dogs can switch things around as they get ready to host Oregon State on Halloween.
Porterville Recorder
10 Minutes With Tipton: Summit's new football coach Rocky Burnitzki
10 Minutes with Tipton originated in January 2022 and has had more than 120 interviews published. Students in the After School Education and Safety (ASES) Program at Tipton Elementary School take time to Zoom with individuals in the community to ask them questions about their jobs, lives and strategies they can use in their own lives to help them become college and career-ready.
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
The Fresno Bee
Clovis South opens new stadium with historic first varsity football game
Clovis South made history Friday night, hosting its first varsity football game at the school’s new stadium, a facility designed to accommodate at least 3,600 spectators with room for future expansion. Festivities began at 6:30 p.m., with kickoff scheduled for 7:30 p.m. “It’s a historic moment for Clovis Unified,” Clovis South Principal Sonia Torossian said. “It’s a really special moment for my students and community.” The stadium is the third in Clovis Unified, joining Lamonica Stadium and Veterans Memorial Stadium. Located at the Terry P. Bradley Educational Center at East Clinton and North Highland avenues, the stadium is connected to the campus gymnasium, where basketball games are scheduled to begin in November. Torossian said construction at the site began about a year and a half ago. The stadium is designed with the seating area built into the ground, creating a berm-like structure. Unlike many football stadiums, it does not have a track surrounding the field. The field features natural sod, and the grounds crew painted it in preparation for Friday’s game. The facility is named for the late Dr. Terry Bradley, who served as a Clovis Unified administrator for more than 30 years before retiring in 2009. He died a
The Fresno Bee
Fresno State unexpectedly loses to San Diego State and fans have a say about it
The loss to San Diego State has brought outrage by Fresno State fans who are looking for answers. The Bulldogs dropped their second straight game, this time losing to the Aztecs 26-23 at Snapdragon Stadium on Saturday night. Fans were quick to social media to voice their displeasure with the latest outcome, which saw another slow start. Fresno State fans are blaming offensive coordinator Josh Davis for the problems. Tomorrow morning Fresno State needs to fire Josh Davis and that meeting should be live-streamed for the entire valley to see — Marcos (@FresnoMarquez) October 18, 2026 The Bulldogs trailed 13-0 before taking the lead 17-16 before surrendering the lead. @bt_juice_pod The only truth out there is that this is typical Fresno State football. The team will always be like this. — 🇺🇸 Sapper Raider (@Sapper_Raider) October 18, 2026 fresno state lost to sdsu, theyre done in the conference. — Denizen (@dead_at_sea) October 18, 2026 I didn't have Fresno State losing to SDSU on my bingo card, but I'm not mad about it. — Boise State Sports Report (@BSUsportsreport) October 18, 2026 Straight up embarrassing effort for Fresno state tonight — BijanSzn (@APerson447137) October 18, 2026 Does the questions start to
cccaasports.org
Fresno Captures 11th-Straight NorCal Team Title
Modesto, Calif. - Repeating for the 11th time, Fresno City College captured the NorCal Regional Dual Team Championship, 35-12 over Santa Rosa Junior College on Saturday evening. Modesto Junior College rounded out the top three, defeating Sierra College 32-15. FCC captured wins in eight bouts, including six by bonus points....
The Fresno Bee
Bee's Best: Vote for The Fresno Bee Player of the Week for Oct. 15-16
Vote for The Fresno Bee Player of the Week for Oct. 15-16. Numerous players are selected for the poll following standout performances in big games. Voting for the poll begins now and ends at 11:59 p.m. Sunday. To vote again, simply refresh the page. Coaches may nominate a player for next week’s poll by emailing agalaviz@fresnobee.com . Please note: The Bee discourages all voting irregularities and any form of harassment. All voters are expected to demonstrate good sportsmanship. If inappropriate behavior occurs, please report it to the platform where it appears. The Bee expects good sportsmanship and fair play from everyone who participates. The poll is intended to allow readers to vote for their favorite player in good fun. If any voting irregularities are suspected, the player involved will be disqualified. Please keep the voting fair and sportsmanlike. Thank you.
Merced Sun-Star
Merced College football dominates Gavilan for second win of season
The Merced College football team took a season’s worth of frustration out on Gavilan College on Saturday, pouring it on in a 73-13 Golden Coast League win at home. Quarterback Joshua Magana passed for three touchdowns and rushed for 110 yards and a touchdown to lead the Blue Devils to their second win of the season. Merced rushed for 435 yards in the win. Merced’s Jaden Gadsden rushed for 91 yards and a touchdown, Zach Duran ran for 77 yards and a touchdown, Mason Helwick ran for 64 yards and a touchdown, and Eli Wilbanks rushed for 62 yards and two touchdowns. The Blue Devils defense limited 121 yards of total offense. Merced improved to 2-5 overall and 1-1 in conference. Gavilan fell to 0-7, 0-2. The Blue Devils travel to Shasta College on Saturday.
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
goaztecs.com
Shot on Snapdragon - Fresno State 2
17 October 2026: San Diego State football beat Fresno State 26-23 Saturday night at Snapdragon Stadium. SDSU outgained the Bulldogs 384-276 and racked up 204 rushing yards. We (goaztecs.com) and selected third parties (3) collect personal information as specified in the privacy policy and use cookies or similar technologies for technical purposes and, with your consent, for functionality, experience, measurement and “marketing (personalized ads)” as specified in the cookie policy.
YourCentralValley.com
Parlier mayor frustrated over sports complex process
PARLIER, Calif. (KGPE) – This week, for Meeting with the Mayor, Anchor Mederios Babb sat down with Parlier Mayor Alma Beltran. The two talked about the recent ICE activity in the Central Valley, and the possibility of a sports complex but with a significant delay.
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.
The Fresno Bee
Central East's high-powered offense overwhelms Buchanan in 69-38 victory
Figuring out ways to slow down the Central East football team is a tough task for any opponent. Buchanan found that scoring plenty of points would keep the Bears in the game. But when the Bengals got the ball back, they were likely to score again. That was the case Friday night at Koligian Stadium. The Fresno Bee’s top-ranked Central East matched every score the Bears put up and seemingly scored at will in a 69-38 victory over No. 3 Buchanan in a Tri-River Athletic Conference matchup. The win improved Central East’s record to 7-0 overall and 3-0 in the TRAC, giving the Bengals a one-game lead over the Bears and Clovis. The Bengals scored a touchdown on every possession but one, when they punted in the second quarter. Their next seven possessions resulted in touchdowns. That’s tough for any opponent to overcome when trying to knock off Central East. It also makes it difficult for opponents to figure out how to slow down the Bengals’ high-powered offense, which just added Clovis North transfer JR Cruz. He finished the game with 148 rushing yards and five touchdowns. Bengals quarterback Jelani Dippel completed 16 of 22 passes for 354 yards and
YourCentralValley.com
Ultimate Insider: Bracha ‘A great opportunity for Fresno State to get back on track’
FRESNO, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE)- Former Fresno State safety Camryn Bracha joined Scott Bemis and Angelique Martinez in this week’s ‘Ultimate Insider’. Bracha talks Fresno State’s loss to San Diego State, and how the ‘Dogs can switch things around as they get ready to host Oregon State on Halloween.