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The Inland Valley produced many notable performances on Saturday at the Division 2 track and field prelims at Moorpark High School. The top nine in most events qualify for next Saturday's CIF-SS Finals.
Here is a list of Inland Valley qualifiers for the CIF-SS Division 2 finals:
Continue reading Inland Valley has plenty who advance at D2 track prelims.
Estefania Gallegos needed an unusual form of motivation, but the Carter swimmer landed a CIF-SS qualifying time nonetheless.
Carter swimming coach John Devries raced Gallegos against boys during the Lions' April 10 meet against Colton with the stipulation she couldn't earn points toward Carter's team score. The greater goal was accomplished as she posted an automatic qualifying time for CIF-SS preliminaries, finishing the 100 fly in 1:03 behind the winning time of 1:02. It's the only time all season she hasn't won any event in which she has competed.
Continue reading 1st-year Carter swimmer hasn't lost all season.
The Rialto girls basketball team after its involvement in a fight in Tuesday's game against Pacific, will have to forfeit its next game, on Thursday against Colton, coach Michael Anderson learned on Wednesday.
"The officials lost control of the game," Anderson said. "I started talking to them about it 1:40 into the game."
Rialto coach Michael Anderson revealed this on Wednesday. The fight in the second half of the win over Pacific resulted in the halting of the game and five Rialto players and some Pacific players ejected. That left 4 Rialto players and Anderson assumed he could use those 4 plus call up a couple players from the JV team to compete in Thursday's game against last-place Colton.
However, he learned Wednesday that all 9 varsity players were suspended and the team will forfeit its game against Colton. That will drop Rialto to 15-2 overall, 7-1 in the San Andreas League.
Offensive Players of the Year:
Carlos Hernandez, Rancho Verde, 12, QB; Dane Tiedeman, Palm Springs, 12, QB.
Defensive Players of the Year:
Blair Brown, Rancho Verde, 12, LB; Kyle Lass, Palm Springs, 12, LB.
Coach of the Year:
Pete Duffy, Rancho Verde
OFFENSE
Running back:
Jeremiah Talia, Moreno Valley,12
Gaylon Maxie, Carter, 12
Xavier Browne, Chino, 12
Tim Santa Maria, Palm Desert, 12
Jamie Snowten, San Gorgonio, 12
Quarterback:
Carlos Hernandez, Rancho Verde, 12
Dane Tiedeman, Palm Springs, 12
Monroe Offield, San Gorgonio, 12
Continue reading All-CIF football selections: Central Division.
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Clay Fowler has been covering high school sports for six years in California and Texas. He was born in Dallas, attended the University of Texas and worked in Central Texas before joining the Daily Bulletin staff in 2006.
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