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The Fresno Bee
Game of the Week: Sanger holds off Edison to create a tie in CMAC standings
Sanger made an early statement and finished strong Friday night, defeating Edison 31-14 at Tom Flores Stadium to create a tie for first place in the County/Metro Athletic Conference. The Apaches struck quickly, with Miguel Salazar breaking free for a 79-yard touchdown run on their opening possession. Sanger extended its lead later in the first quarter when Kendale McGrew scored on a 2-yard run, putting the Apaches ahead 14-0. Edison answered in the second quarter as Tyriq Robinson Jr. scored on a 4-yard rushing touchdown. The Tigers then tied the game at 14 when Kamani Harris returned a fumble 80 yards for a touchdown. Sanger responded before halftime. Cenzo Calandra connected with Jaxon Burgess on a 21-yard touchdown pass to give the Apaches a 20-14 lead. McGrew added his second touchdown of the night on a 9-yard run, extending Sanger’s advantage to 28-14. Hernandez capped the scoring in the fourth quarter with a 26-yard field goal, giving the Apaches a 31-14 victory. Sanger had lost to Bullard 21-20 on Oct. 19 and had alternated wins and losses since Sept. 11. The victory marked the Apaches’ second straight win and strengthened their position in the CMAC standings. Sanger now faces a
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
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...
Madera Tribune
Stallions win third straight title
The Madera South Stallions girls golf team is beginning a North Yosemite dynasty by capturing its third straight NYL title last week. The team, which head coach Eddie Durham said is his most complete team Madera South has ever had, will continue its season at Monday’s Central Section Div. III Championship at the Lemoore Golf Course.
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
thestarnews.com
Aztecs capture Old Oil Can rivalry trophy with last-minute 26-23 thriller over Fresno State
The Star-News offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. San Diego State University’s football team has overcome a mumps outbreak, significant injuries, and more this season. Saturday night against Fresno State University, the Aztecs were faced with starting quarterback Jayden Denegal, in his best start in a month, going out with injury.
redwoodgigantea.com
Two Teams, One Field, One Goal: Golden West vs. Redwood Pre-game
After suffering yet another loss, the Redwood Rangers look to bounce back against the visiting Golden West Trailblazers. The temperature is dropping, the rain is coming, winter is just around the corner, and more football is heading your way. This week, the Rangers are back home and will face off...
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Oregon State volleyball sweeps Fresno State in three sets at Save Mart Center
FRESNO, Calif. — Oregon State volleyball swept the Fresno State Bulldogs on Thursday in dominant fashion, taking the match with set scores of 25-20, 25-12 and 25-18 inside the Save Mart Center. AC Froehlich paced the offense with 14 kills, adding nine digs and two aces. Taray Tela tallied...
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Trophy Cup 32 gets underway Thursday at Thunderbowl Raceway
Trophy Cup 32 gets underway Thursday at Thunderbowl Raceway. Tulare, CA…Thunderbowl Raceway is set to wrap up the season with Abreu Vineyards Trophy Cup 32 benefiting the Rayce Rudeen Foundation primed for launch this Thursday October 29th in Tulare, California. The Trophy Cup is widely known for featuring some...
MaxPreps
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...
redwoodgigantea.com
Flag Football Closes Regular Season With 45-0 Senior Night Victory Over Mt. Whitney
On Tuesday, October 20th, Ranger Flag Football’s senior night was cut short near the beginning of the fourth quarter when a fight broke out. The Rangers ended the game with a 45-0 victory, ending the regular season on a high note. This was the Rangers’ last regular-season game; they...
Porterville Recorder
ABC10
Stockton Thunder vs. Fresno Falcons game postponed
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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.
The Fresno Bee
Ex-Clovis High standout is leading by example for Fresno City College women's soccer
Fresno City College sophomore Evie Juarez has provided a lift to the Rams since last season. She was counted on to score goals. She did that. She was counted on to support her teammates. She did that. And through it all, she kept learning, no matter how hard the coaches could be. The former Clovis High standout knew it was for the best. This season, she has scored 11 goals and has eight assists in helping the Rams to a 12-1-1 overall record and 8-0-1 in the Central Valley Conference. The Bee caught up with Juarez to get her thoughts on her time at Fresno City and the season’s progress. Question: You’ve been playing soccer at Fresno City College for two years. What are some of the things you learned? Evie Juarez : I didn’t expect to grow so quickly. (Rams coach) Oliver (Germond) and the coaching staff challenged me constantly. Representing my Valley and being close to home. I was so grateful that I went to a two-year junior college. I felt guided, and the growth was constant. Something I needed in my life. I’m more conscious of my nutritional consumption and time management. Q: How much have you
Madera Tribune
Toros hold off Stallions in Rodeo Bowl win
The Matilda Torres Toros football team answered a Madera South score in the third quarter, and held off two long Stallions’ drives over the next 17 minutes to secure a 21-14 Rodeo Bowl victory. Madera South had two chances to tie the score in the second half against Torres,...