Lemoore put up a good fight, and Friday’s Division II finale easily could have gone either way, but unfortunately for Lemoore, a single point separated the Tigers from a Division II championship. Friday night’s classic playoff matchup was indeed a thrilling game, but in the end, Central Valley Christian (CVC) held on for a 27-26 win. Keep reading...
It may have been one of Lemoore High School’s most thrilling games. On a somewhat rainy evening, the Tigers fought off the weather conditions and then a very solid Centennial team, to advance to the Division II finals against top-ranked Central Valley Christian. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s vaunted Tigers’ football team is just a game away from the Division II title game. All Lemoore’s talented squad needs to do now is get past No. 3 Centennial, and fortunately for the Tigers, it will be a home game, slated for 7 p.m. in Tiger Stadium Friday night. Lemoore got to the latest round when the Tigers slugged it out with visiting Sunnyside Friday night, outscoring the visitors 38-22 on their home turf. Keep reading...
Lemoore, less than a week after dispatching Justin Garza High School 38-27 in the first round of the Division II Central Section Playoffs, the high-scoring Tigers, The Division II second-ranked team, will take on Sunnyside in a 7 p.m. game in Tiger Stadium on Thursday night. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s talented Tiger football team, despite its 27-13 loss at Hanford on Friday night, find themselves ranked No. 2 in the Division II CIF football playoffs behind No. 1 Central Valley Christian. The Tigers get to host another playoff game, this time to No. 15 Justin Garza High School. Keep reading...
Once again, Lemoore’s football regular season comes down to decades-long rival, Hanford. To win the West Yosemite League championship, the Tigers (7-2) must get by a solid 8-1 Bullpups team at Hanford on Friday night. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s varsity football team continues its’ latest assault on the West Yosemite League Friday night with a convincing 49-12 win over visiting Dinuba. The Tigers have just a pair of regular season games left in the 2023 season beginning with another home game this Friday against Tulare Western who are 0-3 in league play and 2-6 overall. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s varsity football team is 5-2 overall and 2-0 in the West Yosemite League as it seeks yet another West Yosemite League championship. The Tigers took another step towards that championship with a more than convincing 42-17 win over visiting Mission Oak High School. Keep reading...
Lemoore will have some work to do as the Tigers prepare for a trip to take on South High from Bakersfield. The Tigers are hoping to recover from what can only be described as a disappointing 42-13 loss to visiting Sanger High, during which the visiting Apaches scored 28 first-half points – including 21 in the second quarter to quickly get past the vaunted Tigers Friday night in Tiger Stadium. Keep reading...
For the second straight year, Lemoore’s varsity football team lost to a potent Clovis West team. Still, this time around, the loss was bittersweet as Lemoore, trailing 21-20 with about four minutes remaining in the game, watched their hopes buoyed when Kobe Green took the Clovis kickoff and promptly ran it back for an 85-yard touchdown, giving the Tigers a tenuous 26-21 advantage with about four minutes left in the game. Keep reading...
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