Lemoore High’s Esperanza Cadena, the best female wrestler to every come out of Lemoore, won her third straight Masters title with a 13-0 major decision over Selma’s Alexis Morfin at 123 pounds on Thursday. Keep reading...
There were several Tiger wrestlers who would like to have done nothing more than to wrestle for Central Section championships at next week’s Central Section Masters Meet in Lemoore Feb. 27 in the Event Center. Keep reading...
Lemoore's impressive season continues as the Lemoore girls' soccer team beat Central Valley Christian Friday night in Tiger Stadium 2-1. The win puts the Lady Tigers in the Division II Central Section semifinals against their West Yosemite League foe, Redwood. The Rangers won the league title this season and has the No. 2 seed in the playoffs. Keep reading...
It wasn’t supposed to be this easy. On January 20, West Hills Lemoore’s women’s basketball team, at 3-1 in the Central Valley Conference, went into the College of the Sequoias gym and managed to turn in a lousy performance, getting crushed by COS 79-44 in a game that wasn’t even close. Keep reading...
Only one team has seriously challenged the Tigers’ dominance in wrestling in the last 22 years. And on Thursday night in Visalia it did it once again as Redwood High School edged Lemoore High for the West Yosemite League crown, despite Lemoore getting championship performances from several Tiger wrestlers. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s girls’ soccer team is ranked 6th in the Division II playoffs and will open its postseason play at home against Tulare High School. Tulare Union is rated 11th in the playoffs. Lemoore finished its season on Thursday by tying Hanford 0-0 after overtime. Keep reading...
Despite a loss earlier this season to Redwood High School in a dual match, Lemoore’s varsity wrestling program thinks it may again have the necessary tools to capture its second West Yosemite League title in a row and its 21st title in the past 22 years. Two years ago the Tigers lost unexpectedly to Redwood High School in the league finals, but rebounded last year with a scary win over Hanford. Keep reading...
Lemoore’s varsity basketball team continued its march to another West Yosemite League championship when it won two more games this past week, a 74-71 win over Redwood and then on Friday an easy 86-40 victory over Mt. Whitney in Visalia. On another note, Hanford West made Lemoore's job of capturing another WYL championship a bit easier by beating Hanford Friday night 68-65. The Tigers now have a 2-game lead over Hanford in the standings with 3 contests remaining in the league campaign. Keep reading...
Lemoore's boys continued their march toward the West Yosemite League championship with an easy 82-44 stomping of Hanford West. Keep reading...
There is likely to be a very large crowd jammed into the Hanford High School gym Friday night as the two unbeaten West Yosemite League Schools fight it out for sole possession of first place. Keep reading...
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