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Wrestling: Yosemite Divisional live blog, Day 1
UPDATED, 8:51 p.m.: Here are team scores after Day 1: Clovis 184.5 Bakersfield 152.5 Lemoore 100 Madera 96.5 Buchanan 93.5 Clovis West 91 Frontier 86 Madera South 80.5 Porterville 72 Sanger 66 Foothill 65.5 Edison 60.5 Central 51.5 Centennial 51 Bullard, Clovis East 50 And, finally, tomorrow morning's semifinal matchups: 106: (1) Miguel Martinez, Madera, vs. (5) Julian Gaytan, Clovis; (2) Adrian Camposano, Central, vs. (3) Matt Gamble, Monache 113: (1) Mason Pengilly, Porterville, vs. (5) Seth Hood, Monache; (2) Jonas Gaytan, Clovis, vs. (6) Jason Delacruz, Buchanan 120: (1) Daniel Gaytan, Clovis, vs. (5) Matthew Ontiveros, Central; (2) Brandon Rodriguez, Clovis West, vs. (6) Oscar Marin, Bakersfield 126: (1) Vicente Hernandez, Clovis, vs. (4) Izaiah Ozuna, Frontier; (2) Michael Knoblauch, Clovis West, vs. (3) Bryce Martin, Bakersfield 132: (1) Patrick Phaysamone, Clovis East, vs. (4) Martin Sandoval, Porterville; (2) Micah Cruz, Bakersfield, vs. (3) Matt Gay, Clovis 138: (1) Natrelle Demison, Bakersfield, vs. (4) Jason Ladd, Clovis; (3) Racelis Cardenas, Buchanan, vs. (7) Jose Hernandez, Madera South 145: (1) Maxx Ramirez, Bakersfield, vs. (4) Tyler Hartsfield, Liberty; (2) Oscar Corona, Foothill, vs. (3) Osamuyimen Osunde, Lemoore 152: (1) Isiah Martinez, Lemoore, vs. (4) Colby Thompson, Clovis; (2) Coleman Hammond, Bakersfield, vs. (3) Kyle Perreault, Clovis East 160: (1) Adrian Salas, Clovis, vs. Sebastian Suikowsky, Hoover; (6) A.J.
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Faces of food stamp recipients changing
Rinna Johnson, 35, majored in liberal studies in college, got a master's degree in education and is about to receive her teaching credential.
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Wrestling: Yosemite Divisional live blog, Day 2
UPDATED, 3:58 p.m.: The rest of the medal-round results, including a fourth meeting in 11 days between Frontier's John Popek and Centennial's Carson Crawford, this one with third place at heavyweight on the line.
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Supermarket chain buys East Hills Mall
Modesto-based Save Mart Supermarkets has acquired East Hills Mall from the lender that foreclosed on it late last year, according to county property records.
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McFarland captures Div. VI boys soccer title
BY STEPHEN LYNCH Special to The Californian
Tuesday, Feb 21 2012 10:39 PMMcFARLAND -- Second place. Uh-uh. Not good enough. From the very beginning of the season it was championship or bust for the McFarland boys soccer team.
That single-minded approach paid off for the Cougars as they defeated No. 4 Tranquillity 3-1 in the Central Section Division VI championship game Tuesday.
Seniors Miguel Lastra, Vincente Diaz and Martin Labrada each scored first-half goals for second-seeded McFarland, which never trailed.
Afterward, McFarland gathered in a circle near midfield chanting and dancing while its coach Jose Gonzalez watched, still trying to catch his breath from all the excitement.
"It's the greatest feeling I've ever had," Gonzalez said. "The kids worked so hard and they did it."
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Stockdale advances to Division I girls soccer final
Nothing -- not Tulare Union, the right post, the left post or the crossbar -- was going to stop Stockdale from getting another chance at an elusive Central Section championship.
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Golden Valley boys unable to overcome Clovis North in Div. II soccer semi
While facing a deficit was nothing new to the Golden Valley's boys soccer team, trailing by two in extra time was uncharted territory, and it proved to be too much.
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Feb. 21 high school roundup
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Point and shoot: Tehachapi's Lange a scoring machine
Cory Lange has options. He's dribbling at the top of the key, a second Shafter defender coming over for a double-team. Lange could shoot before the help gets there, showing off the long-range shot he's been working on.
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BC women's basketball team wins first conference title
CULVER CITY — The Bakersfield College women’s basketball team needed overtime to do it, but the Renegades captured the program’s first conference championship Saturday night.
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Stockdale girls seed No. 1 basketball playoffs
Pressure's on, Stockdale.
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BHS' Ramirez, Demison capture division titles
LEMOORE -- While all of his Bakersfield High wrestling teammates were celebrating league championships last week, Maxx Ramirez felt just a little left out.
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Feb. 17 high school roundup
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Stockdale rallies past Independence for 21st straight win
Stockdale girls basketball co-coaches Glenn Hager and Charles Stewart told their team to expect a tough challenge early in its game Friday night.
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Drillers get some pleasant surprises at Yosemite Division Championships
LEMOORE -- The top wrestlers in the Central Section will see plenty of the limelight over the next 15 days.
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This time, Golden Valley gets the best of Ridgeview
They say the third time is a charm, and so it seemed for the No. 9 seeded Golden Valley Bulldogs girls soccer team, which visited top-seeded Ridgeview Pack for the third time this year.
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Liberty's late goal sinks Drillers in quarterfinals
An injured left hamstring almost kept Tyler Morris from being able to continue playing on Thursday night. His right foot ended up making him a hero.
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It's time for outside review of the logger rescue attempt (31)
We need an outside agency to investigate the attempted rescue of logger Bill Bennett, who died Sept. 23, 2011 in the mountains south of Tehachapi after being hit by a falling tree.
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Faces of food stamp recipients changing (18)
Rinna Johnson, 35, majored in liberal studies in college, got a master's degree in education and is about to receive her teaching credential. She's not exactly your stereotypical food stamp recipient.
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State launches mail-order condom program for teens (16)
In an attempt to address Kern County's alarmingly high rates of sexually transmitted disease and teen births, a new health initiative will let local teenagers order condoms online and receive the free shipment in the mail.
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Petra Villanueva lives in Arvin and just like a good deal of its residents, she speaks mostly Spanish. A stay-at-home mom, Villanueva has become a well-known figure at school board meetings where board members cringe when she gets up to speak on issues important to the community.
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