Generals Take Season Sweep of Warriors 61 45
Shafter’s varsity boys basketball team avenged the first meeting loss by defeating Tehachapi 61 to 45 to complete the season sweep. The Generals tightened defense in the game with several key plays in the second half. Jordan Lewis was sidelined,提现, and Clay Watson nailed the lone 3 pointer in a low scoring third period as John Wiebe converted a three point play to extend the lead late in the third.
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Ladies Roll Tehachapi 55 30 For SSL Win
The Shafter Generals rallied to defeat Tehachapi 55 to 30, turning a sloppy first half into a decisive second half. Adrienne Colbert and Sabrina Smart led with 12 points each, Colbert adding 11 rebounds. Sara Van De Valk impressed on defense. The Generals shot 82 percent at the line, and Wiebe led scorers with 22 as Leyva added 18 and Watson 9.
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Shafter JV girls top Tehachapi 38 24 on Friday night
Shafter junior varsity girls defeated Tehachapi 38 to 24 as Miranda Lewis posted 13 points and eight rebounds. Fenya Spolsdoff added six steals and 12 rebounds helping a 11-5 third quarter run that stretched the lead to 26-12. Megan Clutter contributed eight points and solid defense as Shafter moved to 5-2 in SSL play.
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Shafter pins Wasco as SSL title drive continues
Shafter High School extended its South Sequoia League dominance with a 52-24 win over Wasco. Seven pins, plus a major decision and six forfeits, highlighted the meet led by Josh Preston whose 21 second pin sparked the Generals. Oscar Ruelas, Ryan Kroeker, and Daniel Pederson added quick pins as Shafter looks to carry momentum into the SSL tournament in Tehachapi and upcoming SSL contests versus Taft and Wasco.
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Padres stock up and ship Vaughn in bold payroll purge
Padres, NL champions with a new stadium, saw stars leave after Kevin Brown’s $85 million deal and Greg Vaughn's trade to Cincinnati for Reggie Sanders. Losses include Ken Caminiti Joey Hamilton and Steve Finley as owner aims for cost cuts. Question lingers over future rebuild and league competitiveness.
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