Huron
Huron, CA · Education
YourCentralValley.com
Sidelines Scoreboard: High School Football Highlights (10/23/26)
(KSEE/KGPE) – Game of the Week: Immanuel 22, Kerman 7 Central East 58, Clovis West 27 Buchanan 56, Clovis East 43 Clovis 41, Clovis North 6 Madera 55, San Joaquin Memorial 46 Roosevelt 43, Hoover 20 Bullard 38, Sunnyside 6 Liberty Madera 60, Mendota 14 Lemoore 55, Mission Oak 34 Redwood 49, Golden West 34 […]
YourCentralValley.com
Golden Charter Academy students make significant gains in Math, English
FRESNO, Calif. (KGPE) — Golden Charter Academy is celebrating major academic gains, and Dr. Stephen Morris joined Anthony Bailey on Eyewitness News Monday morning to explain what’s driving the improvements and how the school plans to build on its success. From the 2022-23 to 2025-26 school years, English language arts proficiency increased from 10.53% to […]
KMPH.com
Fresno Unified high school football teams take the field at Bulldog Stadium
FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — Four Fresno Unified high school football teams got their chance to play under the Friday night lights at Bulldog Stadium. Students from Hoover, Sunnyside, Roosevelt, and Bullard high schools took the field for a special night of football, school spirit, and memorable moments. The event...
Porterville Recorder
Spartans stay in control in win over Corcoran
STRATHMORE - It could have been a frustrating night for the Strathmore High football team. But the young Spartans never wavered and sent their seniors in their final game out on a high note. Two seniors in particular made sure they would go out on a high note. Abel Garcia...
The Fresno Bee
Week 9 high school football scores: Latest results from the Central Section
Week 9 of high school football in the Central Section is here. Follow along with The Bee with updated scores. Week 9 scores/schedule Thursday Mt. Whitney 45, Porterville 42, final Del Oro 14, West 9, final Bakersfield Christian 55., South 9, final Hanford 42, Tulare Western 25, final Foothill 34, North 7, final Bakersfield 56, Frontier 21, final Sanger West 14, Garza 13, final Friday Mammoth at Mojave St. Joseph at Arroyo Grande Laton 22, Kings Christian 7, halftime Cabrillo at Pioneer Valley San Luis Obispo at Righetti Mission Prep at Nipomo Tehillah Christian Academy at Valley Oaks Charter Legacy Christian Academy at Cuyama Valley Bishop Union at California City Morro Bay at Santa Ynez Lindsay 12, Woodlake 6, halftime Central East 37, Clovis West 27, 3rd Roosevelt 43, Hoover 20, final (Valley Children’s Stadium) Clovis 28, Clovis North 6, halftime Sierra Lutheran at Immanuel Christian, 7 p.m. Chowchilla 21, Coalinga 7, hafltime Minarets 48, Avenal 0, 2nd Buchanan 42, , Clovis East 31, 3rd East Bakersfield at Golden Valley, 7 p.m. Yosemite at Fresno Christian Bullard 14, Sunnyside 0, 2nd (Valley Children’s Stadium) Farmersville at Orange Cove Granite Hills 34, Parlier 0, 3rd Orosi 28, Riverdale 0, 2nd Sierra
Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
Hanford football ends Tulare Western's bid for perfect season
TULARE — Tulare Western's bid for a perfect high school football season came to an end on Thursday, Oct. 22, at Bob Mathias Stadium. Hanford intercepted Mustangs' quarterback Juju Hernandez five times, four of those in the second half, en route to a 42-25 win over previously undefeated Tulare Western. The Mustangs entered the game with an unbeaten 8-0 record, including a 3-0 mark in East Yosemite League play, but Hanford slowed down Tulare Western's explosive passing attack, receiving two interceptions from linebacker Adrian Ibarra and one each from defensive backs Kaelyn Burrell, Carsten Garvance, and Stefon Strickland. The Bullpups (7-2, 3-2) played outstanding defense from the get-go, forcing Tulare Western (8-1, 3-1) to a pair of three-and-outs to open the game. On the Mustangs' third offensive possession, Burrell intercepted a Hernandez pass on the first play in the second quarter. Tulare Western had only eight offensive plays in the opening period as Hanford bolted to a 12-0 lead behind quarterback Jerren Mao, who threw a nine-yard touchdown pass to Braylan Thomas for the game's first score before finding paydirt on a three-yard run with 23 seconds left in that quarter. The Mustangs didn't convert a first down until the
redwoodgigantea.com
Dance Force and Cheer Senior Feels: Cowhide 2026
For somebody’s first, somebody has a last. For the Dance Force and Cheer seniors, there is happiness, but also sadness in leaving behind a place that has been their home for so long. For the seniors of Dance Force and Cheer, Cowhide is so much more than just an...
bvmsports.com
Redwood Flag Football Wins 45-0 in Senior Night Game
Redwood won, 45-0. The Rangers finished the regular season 17-1 and ranked No. 1. Quarterback Emma Crisp completed 20 of 28 passes for 236 yards and seven touchdowns. Crisp’s season totals: 2,917 passing yards, 61 touchdowns and eight interceptions. Blake Duncan caught five passes for 113 yards and two...
Porterville Recorder
redwoodgigantea.com
One Team, One Goal: Redwood Claims EYL Crown
After a well fought hard-working season, the Redwood Rangers flag football team made a big change in history with taking the first-ever win in the East Yosemite League, the team is focused on getting to the playoffs with the goal of winning a championship ring. The Redwood girls flag football...
capradio.org
Merced College paramedic program boosts emergency response. ‘They’re ready to go from day one’
MERCED, Calif. — Emergency medical professor Steven Melander knows what it means when someone dials 911. “There's no such thing as ‘10-1-1.’ When someone dials 911, they're out of options. That's it,” he said. That’s why Melander trains his student paramedics to rescue patients through emergency...
ABC30 Central Valley
New automation equipment at Lemoore College prepares students for high-demand manufacturing careers
A major investment in technology at Lemoore College is helping students gain hands-on experience with the same equipment used in modern manufacturing facilities, preparing them for careers in one of the region's growing industries.
Visalia Times-Delta | Tulare Advance Register
Jerren Mao breaks new ground as Hanford's first Asian starting QB
HANFORD — Jerren Mao is blazing his own trail at one of Kings County's biggest high schools. Mao, of Cambodian descent, is the first Asian starting quarterback in Hanford High history. The Bullpups have been playing football since 1899. His journey to field general has been self-driven, with some help along the way. It started at 6 years old, when he was inspired by an older cousin who played football at Sunnyside High in Fresno. Mao began his football career at cornerback. But a few years later, Pop Warner coach Azvan Greenwood noticed Mao — not for his athleticism and playmaking abilities, but for his intelligence and football smarts. Mao was the smartest player on the field. For most coaches, the smartest player on the team is usually the quarterback. Soon after, Greenwood converted Mao to quarterback, and his career behind center took flight. Now, the 5-foot-11 Mao has Hanford (6-2, 2-2 East Yosemite League) in position to advance to the Central Section Division I playoffs for the fourth straight season. Since 2023, the Bullpups are the only program from either Kings or Tulare counties to reach the section's Division I postseason every year. This fall, Mao has helped pilot
thecampusjournal.com
COS Students Share Mixed Feelings Ahead of Midterm Election
The midterm election is fast approaching, and College of the Sequoias has been reminding students to participate. Many students received texts from COS and emails from Financial Aid encouraging them to vote and offering guidance on how to navigate the process. With rising costs in everyday necessities, some students say...
Porterville Recorder
Merced Sun-Star
US labor secretary visits Merced College to learn about AgTEC Innovation
U.S. Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling visited Merced College on Monday to see how the college is preparing workers for the future of agriculture through innovative training programs, advanced technology and industry partnerships. Sonderling toured the construction site of the AgTEC Innovation Center, a new facility designed to provide hands-on training in food processing, agricultural technology and related fields. The visit also highlighted the U.S. Department of Labor’s nearly $2 million investment in Merced College’s AgTEC Workforce Initiative. “American agriculture is quickly evolving with innovation and new technology increasing our production and providing more food and fuel to feed American families and power our economy,” Sonderling wrote in an Instagram post following the visit. “Thanks to partners like Merced College, the U.S. Department of Labor is leading the way to fund programs that ensure Americans are skilled in utilizing this new machinery to continue agricultural dominance.” Merced College President Chris Vitelli said the visit provided an opportunity to demonstrate how the college is translating federal investment into educational opportunities for students and the regional workforce. “We are grateful to Secretary Sonderling and the U.S. Department of Labor for their investment in the future of agricultural workforce development,” Vitelli said. “Agriculture
yourcentralvalley.com
Your Character Matters: 8th grader goes above and beyond what is required
OROSI, Calif. (KSEE) – An 8th grader at El Monte Middle School is taking on college and middle school responsibilities. Vanessa Vital is an 8th grader at El Monte Middle School who is already looking into what the future might hold for her. Vanessa has a 4.0 GPA in...