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...
After outscoring their first two opponents 94-0 (Selma, 48-0, Washington Union, 46-0), Lemoore’s powerful Tigers' football team and their fans are hoping for another convincing win. Still, this time, the Tigers’ faithful fans would like to see nothing more than a third straight win over what is typically a potent Clovis West Golden Eagles team. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s varsity football team is off to a solid start as the potent Tigers – coming off a highly successful 2022 season – set the stage Friday for what appears to be another successful football campaign as a potent LHS squad held visiting Selma High School scoreless while putting up 48 points in the season opener Friday night in Tiger Stadium. Keep reading...
A pair of notables were on hand at the West Hills College Lemoore Golden Eagle Arena Saturday for the annual Golden Eagle Wrestling Camp, and local “campers” were treated to a double dose of wrestling champions. And, indeed, the contingent of prospective champions relished the presence of wrestling royalty. Keep reading...
Unfortunately for the Lemoore varsity baseball team, a terrific season for the Tigers came to an end Friday afternoon on Lemoore's home field when visiting Lompoc outlasted their hosts 10-6, thus ensuring that the Braves would go on to face No. 1 Bakersfield Christian in Division II semifinals on Friday, May 19. Keep reading...
The Lompoc Braves (No. 12) will be in town Friday, forced to leave their Central Coast hideaway after defeating Atascadero 17-15 in the first round of the Division II Central Section Baseball Playoffs. Unfortunately for the Braves, they will be forced to take on a potent Tiger team that easily got past visiting Mission Prep 10-5 on Wednesday afternoon in its first playoff contest. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s talented and hungry baseball team found itself seeded No. 4 in the Central Section Division II baseball playoffs. It will host No. 13 Mission Prep in its 4:30 p.m. playoff opener on Wednesday, May 17. The brackets were released Saturday, only a day after the Tigers won a thrilling 4-3 win over visiting Hanford. Keep reading...
Baseball is a demanding game. It’s hard to be perfect. Lemoore’s varsity baseball team learned that lesson Wednesday night when Tulare Western outgunned the Tigers on their home turf 5-2 to end the Tigers' West Yosemite League winning streak. Despite the loss, the Tigers are 17-5 overall and 11-1 in the West Yosemite League. Keep reading...
A quartet of local golfers from Lemoore recently won the annual NCGA South Valley Zone Championship. The local team will advance to this year’s NCGA Zone Championship, set for August 21-23, set for August 21-23 at Poppy Hills and Spyglass Hill in the Monterey Bay Area. Keep reading...
