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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...
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Football Recap: Lemoore Piles Up the Points Against Monache + How To Watch
The Lemoore Tigers took their contest on Friday with ease, bagging a 49-6 win over the Monache Marauders. The victory made it back-to-back wins for the Tigers. Over their last two games they have scored 111 points, more than the 74 that came over the four games before that. Bentley...
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Fresno State Swim and Dive invites fans to ‘Pack the Pool’
The Fresno State Swim and Dive team is calling on all fans to “Pack the Pool” this Friday. The Swim and Dive team will be hosting their first dual meet of the season against California State University Bakersfield, tomorrow at 6 p.m at the Fresno State Aquatics Center.
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Buckle up: Hanford and Tulare Western could light up the scoreboard
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