The Tigers are 7-0 and are just two games from a “rendezvous with destiny” – to borrow a timely phrase from Franklin Roosevelt. The Tigers beat up on a good Golden West team Friday night before a packed house in Tiger stadium to keep their 2014 campaign unblemished. Lemoore beat the Blazers 56-31 in a game that wasn’t really that close. Keep reading...
Could there be a historic matchup November 7, 2014 in Lemoore’s Tiger Stadium? Lemoore High School won its sixth game in a row Friday night, beating Hanford West 49-21 in a game that could have been even more lopsided, while a few miles down Highway 198, the Hanford High Bullpups improved their record to 6-0 with a 42-21 drubbing of El Diamante. Keep reading...
It was perhaps one of the key matchups of the season for Lemoore. The Tigers, for the third week in a row, were on the road, this time facing their first West Yosemite League foe. Redwood High School, with a 3-1 record and ranked in some polls in the top 10 teams in the Valley – along with Lemoore – seemed poised to upset the Tigers. Keep reading...
The Tigers are 4-0 and about to begin their march through the always difficult West Yosemite League. Beginning this Friday in Visalia, the Tigers take on the Redwood Rangers, who will enter the WYL opener at 3-1, after losing Friday night, 17-6, to Centennial. Keep reading...
Coming off a bruising 14-12 loss to Clovis last Friday could very well have deflated Coach Shannon Pulliam’s Tigers as they prepared to face visiting Hoover Friday night in Tiger Stadium. And after just one quarter, the Tigers appeared to be living up to that thought. But Lemoore can always count on its talented defense, the legs of running back Richard Doctor and the arm of Cort Groathouse to turn things around. Keep reading...