Lemoore High School Senior Dominick Najar is attending college to earn a degree and play baseball. The talented Tiger baseball player has decided to stay in California, and next year he will be playing baseball for Cal State East Bay in the San Francisco Bay Area. Keep reading...
Despite giving up four runs in the second inning, Lemoore pitcher Emiliano Murillo stuck it out as his team, trailing 6-1 in the bottom of the third, rallied to defeat Tulare Union’s Tribe in Friday’s West Yosemite League cliffhanger 7-6. Keep reading...
Hanford’s Lexus Ramirez, and her dreams of Olympic Gold, took a step closer to next year’s Paris Olympics, as the talented boxer, the swift-footed daughter of Yaneth and Alvaro Ramirez, earned a spot in the Olympic qualifiers in Lafayette, Louisiana, in December. A win in Lafayette will just about guarantee her a spot for her on the U.S. Olympic boxing team and a plane ticket to Grand “Paree.” The 18-year-old amateur pugilist will turn 19 later this month. Keep reading...
After posting a 21-7 overall record in the recently concluded Lemoore High School basketball season, West Yosemite League coaches named their all-league selections. The Tigers’ Demel Turner led the pack, picked as the West Yosemite League Player of the Year. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s boys’ and girls’ varsity basketball teams fell in their Central Section playoff tilts, the LHS ladies dropping a 53-35 season-ending loss to Porterville Thursday night while the top-ranked Tiger boys’ team, ranked No. 1 in the Division II division, lost a surprising 53-42 first-round home playoff game to No. 16 Sunnyside High School on Wednesday night (Feb. 15). Keep reading...
Lemoore High School’s varsity girls’ 7th-ranked basketball team survived the first round of the playoffs Tuesday night, outlasting a persistent Morro Bay team in the Tigers’ Event Center. Next up for the Tigers is Porterville where the Tigers take on the Panthers (16-12) in the Division III second round. Keep reading...
The Lemoore varsity boys’ basketball team made it official on Thursday night in the Lemoore Event Center, as the boys closed out their West Yosemite League campaign with a 57-45 win over the visiting Bullpups that included a perfect league campaign at 10-0. The Tigers completed a solid 21-6 season as the team heads into the Central Section playoffs. Keep reading...
Despite blowing a 10-point lead heading into the final quarter Tuesday night in the Lemoore Event Center, Lemoore’s girls’ basketball team found themselves behind by three points to visiting Tulare Western. However, the Lady Tigers regrouped in the final stanza, tying the game on a shot by Jaelyn Proby, and held on for a 51-48 victory. Proby led all Tiger scorers with 14 points, including seven in the final quarter. Keep reading...
Kings Christian basketball standout Ronnie Roche (class of 2024) continues to roll up accomplishments this season. The talented Crusader, on Friday night, tossed in 39 points in the Crusaders' (17-10, 6-0) victory over visiting Wonderful College Prep Academy, winning easily 104-24. Keep reading...
Lemoore's varsity boys' soccer team improved to 9-9 overall and 4-3 in the West Yosemite League as the fourth-place squad prepares for a contest at Dinuba Friday night (Feb. 3) at 6 p.m. Lemoore's boys defeated visiting Mission Oak on Wednesday night (Feb. 1) 4-1. Lemoore's ladies dropped to 5-2 in the WYL after losing in a disappointing 4-0 loss at Mission Oak Wednesday night. In the boys' game, the Tigers scored a goal in the first half and added three more in the second half to run away with the win. Keep reading...
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