One of the fun things about attending a sporting event is not knowing the outcome ahead of time. But Saturday night at Reedley High School Stadium, the fans not only didn’t know the outcome beforehand, they didn’t know the final score on their way out, either, after an inexcusable blunder by the game officials left a black cloud hanging over the entire event.
The Reedley College Tigers lost Saturday night at San Jose City College by a score of 41- 36 – a loss that will likely do them more good than bad as the season progresses.
The Reedley College Tigers opened the 2014 football season with a 37-16 win over Mendocino College Saturday night at Reedley High School Stadium.
The Reedley College Tigers open the football season on September 6 with a 7 p.m. home game against Mendocino College. I asked head coach Randy Whited a few questions about the 2014 season.
Looking back on the year in sports is always a little difficult. Not because there's not much to talk about, but because it's hard to remember everything that happened, especially events from the beginning of the year.
The Reedley College Tigers ended the 2013 football season Saturday with a 47-6 loss to Chabot College in Hayward.
The Reedley College Tigers just can’t seem to play an entire game of good football, just one half, and that’s the reason they fell to West Hills College 39-30 Saturday afternoon at Reedley High Stadium.
There were some good things and some not so good things for the Reedley College football team to take from last Saturday’s 43-28 loss to Merced College.
The Reedley College football team is in serious trouble. I can’t think of any other way to say it. The Tigers (1-5) begin conference play this coming Saturday, and if last Saturday’s 28-0 loss to Diablo Valley College is any indication, it could be ugly.
To have a successful Athletic Department, any school–be it a high school, a junior college or a four year college–has to have a dedicated and hard working Athletic Director. Reedley College is blessed to have one of those people heading their athletic department–Javier Renteria. Javier’s “life journey,” and how he ended up as A.D. at Reedley College is really fascinating. He shared that story with me recently.
