<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1Oi66Q_1Gp66RQg00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1Oi66Q_1Gp66RQg00" width="1200" height="800" ></figure>As Selma High School’s football season nears its end, coaches and athletes are preparing for playoffs, both on and off the field. Currently 8-2, the team spends weekdays putting in work on the field, but also spends countless hours reviewing film and strategizing for their next victory.In his final season at Selma High, Adam Soria reflects on his journey, both ups and downs,“I wouldn’t change anything. Our two losses build character, [we’re] playing for a league championship [at Reedley],” Adam stated.Adam sees playoffs as an opportunity to rise up, with the uncertainty of a “next game,” the expectations are higher.Adam’s overall lesson from this season is not taking things for granted,“[I remember] getting ready for week one and now it’s week ten,” Adam recalled.For Adam, football goes far beyond a sport. With one team and one goal, it forms unbreakable bonds. Their team feels like a brotherhood.Football means the world to Pablo Davalos. When he’s on the field, all his problems disappear,“It’s one of those sports you get lost in,” Pablo explained.Through loving the game, Pablo feels as if his teammates are his brothers. They build bonds practicing on the field, taking on other teams, and both in and outside of school. Pablo believes these strong relationships push them to do their best,“Me and my teammates are ready for any challenge, we’ll take it head on,” Pablo emphasized.Coach Francis also reflected on the season and what going into playoffs looks like,“We’ve had a pretty good season this year. I am confident with [playoffs], but it depends on where we travel,” Coach Francis mentioned.Coach Francis hopes for his senior players to grow as people, and take their lessons in football to the real world,“I hope they learn to become problem solvers in life,” Coach Francis explained.</div></body>

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As Selma High School’s football season nears its end, coaches and athletes are preparing for playoffs, both on and off the field. Currently 8-2, the team spends weekdays putting in work on the field, but also spends countless hours reviewing film and strategizing for their next victory. In his...

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As Selma High School’s football season nears its end, coaches and athletes are preparing for playoffs, both on and off the field. Currently 8-2, the team s

Selma Bears Charge Toward Playoffs

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