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High school football playoffs: Kingsburg gets gift; McLane and Kerman advances
Christmas might’ve came early for the Kingsburg High football team. The fourth-seeded Vikings had big contributions from Clayton Warkentin and Dylan Darling in a 31-24 victory over No. 12 San Joaquin Memorial in a Central Section Division II semifinal game. And before Kingsburg’s ended, they found out they will be hosting the semifinal game when No. 9 Centennial upset No. 1 Independence 20-16. Kingsburg and Centennial will meet in the semifinals. Warkentin finished the game with 143 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Darling ran for 199 yards and a touchdown. Kingsburg outgained the Panthers 426-255. Kingsburg ran for 232 yards. No. 2 Tulare Western 26, No. 7 San Luis Obispo 14: Freshman Isaiah Gomez rushed for 94 yards and two touchdowns , to lead the Mustangs past the Tigers and into the Division II semifinals. Tulare Western won its 11th game, tieing a season record and rallying from a 14-13 deficit in the third quarter. Steady rain at Bob Mathias Stadium kept the offenses down in a game that took only 1 hour, 53 minutes to play. Trailing 19-14, San Luis Obispo drove to the Western 18 and was stopped as Carter Acevedo batted down a fourth down pass. The
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Tulare Western beats San Luis Obispo to set up rematch vs Redwood
TULARE – The Tulare Western High football team is one win away from playing for a 2026 Central Section Division II championship. The No. 2 Mustangs defeated seventh-ranked San Luis Obispo 26-14 on Friday, Nov. 13, in a downpour at Bob Mathias Stadium. Tulare Western will now host No. 3 Redwood (10-2) on Nov. 20 in a semifinal playoff game. Down 14-10 to No. 6 Arroyo Grande in the fourth quarter, the Rangers rallied late behind quarterback Nash McElree's two rushing touchdowns at Mineral King Bowl. Tulare Western and Redwood are very familiar with one another. The Mustangs defeated the Rangers 34-28 on Oct. 9 during East Yosemite League play and have met in the regular season every year since 2016. Tulare Western, which won an outright EYL title this season, is seeking its first section championship in football. "It's nice because you always tell your kids, 'Work your tail off and good things will happen,'" Tulare Western head coach Derek Rosa said. "It's nice to see it come to fruition because that team [San Luis Obispo] works really hard too and we've been there on the opposite side. Until we win the last game that we get to play
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MCTA students sell first Tiny Home
A tiny home built over two years by Monache High School Manufacturing and Construction Technology Academy Pathway students has found a new home in Dinuba, where a local business owner hopes the project will serve as both a functional office and a reminder of the value of investing in students.
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Fowler weighs in on the future of local parks
FOWLER – As the city prepares to throw its hat in the ring for a chance at state funding, residents have taken the opportunity to share their two cents. On Nov. 10, Community and Economic Development Director Matthew Flood joined the Fowler Recreation Commission to give a presentation on an upcoming Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program grant application. In his presentation, Flood shared that staff have been hosting a handful of meetings for community members to weigh in on what they’d like to see from their local parks, and provided an opportunity for the commissioners themselves to give some additional input.