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redwoodgigantea.com
The Trenches: Varsity Football Offensive Lineman
Uncovering the crucial work of offensive linemen reveals how their great efforts are the foundation of nearly every successful play. Three players and Coach Euliend express their experience playing this position and coaching it. The Rangers have had a solid season, with a 7-2 record nearing the end of the...
Merced Sun-Star
Merced dominates Los Banos, closes in on another CCC championship
When Merced High receiver Israel Rodas is matched up man-to-man, he knows there is a good chance the ball is coming his way. Rodas torched Los Banos for three first-half touchdown catches to help propel the Bears to a 49-12 win on Friday night at Cathie Hostetler Stadium. Rodas finished with five catches for 102 yards in the first half. I get very excited when I know they are playing me man-to-man,” Rodas said. “I already know I’m going to get the ball. I just have to catch it and run.” Rodas started the scoring with a 16-yard touchdown pass from Raul Moreno midway through the first quarter. The Merced defense came up with a big turnover, forcing the ball out of Los Banos quarterback Moises Perez’s hands before he could cross the goal line. Merced’s Anthony Ward scooped up the fumble and ran 73 yards before he was tackled at the Tigers’ 25-yard line. Three plays later, Moreno found Rodas in the end zone for a 25-yard touchdown pass to extend the lead to 14-0 with 5:50 left in the second quarter. Moreno later connected with Rodas for a 41-yard touchdown pass to give the Bears a 21-0 lead
The Fresno Bee
Bee's Best: Vote for The Fresno Bee Player of the Week for Oct. 22-23
Vote for The Fresno Bee Player of the Week for Oct. 22-23. Numerous players are selected for the poll following standout performances in big games. Voting for the poll begins now and ends at 11:59 p.m. Sunday. To vote again, simply refresh the page. Coaches may nominate a player for next week’s poll by emailing agalaviz@fresnobee.com . Please note: The Bee discourages all voting irregularities and any form of harassment. All voters are expected to demonstrate good sportsmanship. If inappropriate behavior occurs, please report it to the platform where it appears. The Bee expects good sportsmanship and fair play from everyone who participates. The poll is intended to allow readers to vote for their favorite player in good fun. If any voting irregularities are suspected, the player involved will be disqualified. Please keep the voting fair and sportsmanlike. Thank you.
redwoodgigantea.com
Photogallery: Minion Football Game 10/23/26
On Friday, October 23rd, Redwood High School football played Golden West in the Mineral King Bowl. The spirits were high coming off of two losses, which paid off in a 49-34 win for the Rangers. Mia LoBue. Mia LoBue loves to take pictures and capture the exciting moments. She competes...
eccalifornian.com
Aztecs win Old Oil Can trophy via 26-23 thriller
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 Azetcs were faced with starting quarterback Jayden Denegal, in his best start in a month, going out with injury. Backup quarterback Stone Saunders had to...
midvalleytimes.com
Visalia golf venue tees up Fresno expansion
FRESNO — A Visalia-based indoor golf and entertainment center is putt-ing its best foot forward with plans to expand into northern Fresno. Mulligan’s Sports Bar and Indoor Golf, which opened its first location in July 2024, is a tech-powered indoor golf and entertainment venue offering food and drink. According to officials, the new location will feature eight indoor golf simulators, a 46-seat bar and dedicated dining area, as well as room for private events such as birthday parties and fundraisers.
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 […]
mymotherlode.com
Fresno State hosts Oregon State in Pac-12 matchup
Oregon State (5-2) at Fresno State (4-3), Oct. 31 at 11 p.m. EDT. Opening Line: Oregon State by 6.5. Against the spread: Oregon State 6-1, Fresno State 5-2. Overall: 527.0 yards per game (3rd in FBS) Passing: 384.9 yards per game (1st) Rushing: 142.1 yards per game (91st) Scoring: 42.7...
The Fresno Bee
Fresno City rolls to 37-10 win as Rams safety delivers 90+-yard pick-six
A week after when Fresno City College defeated Modesto Junior College 24-17, the Rams followed that up with a convincing 37-10 victory over Monterey Peninsula in a Valley Conference game on Saturday afternoon. “We started off fast,” he said. “We did a great job on defense making them earn everything.” The Rams (6-2, 3-0) seized the opportunity to continue their winning ways with timely plays and a strong defense.” As such case, Fresno City had three interceptions - two by Geremy Molett, who returned one for a 90+ touchdown. “I told the team after the game that each week becomes a bigger game,” Brown said. “That’s what they earned.” Fresno City continues Valley play at College of the Sequoias at 1 p.m. Oct. 31.
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...
bvmsports.com
Fresno State Women’s Golf Closes Fall at Boulder Creek
Fresno State will close its fall season at the Clash at Boulder Creek in Boulder City, Nevada, Oct. 25-27. The Bulldogs bring four straight top-10 finishes into the 20-team tournament, including a fifth-place result last week, and return a lineup led by Lara Goerlich and Janna Andaya. 20 teams are...
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...
lagoldeneagles.com
Golden Eagles take over first place with six-goal outburst, clinch tournament berth
LOS ANGELES — Cal State LA's women's soccer team powered its way into first place and clinched a tournament berth on Sunday with its biggest offensive performance since 2011. The Golden Eagles scored five first-half goals and rolled to a 6-0 victory over Fresno Pacific at University Stadium. Briana...
goaztecs.com
Aztecs Coast Past Fresno State on Chowana-Bandhu’s Hat Trick
SAN DIEGO – The San Diego State women’s soccer team (9-3-3, 3-1-2 Pac-12) cruised to a 4-1 win over Fresno State (1-14-3, 0-6-1 Pac-12) on Sunday on the SDSU Sports Deck due to a hat trick by Aztec freshman KK Chowana-Bandhu. After Naima Castro’s shot in the second...
Madera Tribune
Toros stake claim at NYL title
The Matilda Torres Toros girls volleyball team clinched at least a tie for the North Yosemite League championship with a four-set win over Sunnyside on Senior Night. The Toros played at Sanger West on Thursday to close the regular season. Sanger West beat the Toros in the first round. However, if the Toros avenge the loss, they will claim the NYL title, outright.
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
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