Sports Calendar
This Week
This Week
| Flashes vs. Desert High School | Friday, November 21, 2008 |
![]() Pictured above but not in order: Coach Burns, Jazzmin Galvez, Conchita Meza, Yesenia Avila, Amparo Magana, Victoria Ayala, Mariah Rivas, Aimee Orozco, Jillian Wilber, Kyla Hernandez, Cristina Baena, Assistant Coach Amelia Aparicio. Not pictured are Rebecca Herrera, Nadia Lomeli, and D. Villa Gomez. Enlarge Photo By Gazette Staff Writer — November 19th, 2008
On Saturday November 15th the Lady Flashes Varsity Basketball Team had a BBQ at the residence of Ray and Antonia Galvez. The purpose of the BBQ was to build team unity for the 08-09 basketball season. Also, a new Lady Flash logo was introduced on royal blue t-shirts. The logo was designed by assistant varsity coach, Amelia Aparicio. It is a picture of a lightning bolt with an outline of Aimee Orozco, co-captain, of this year's team. Three senior starters spoke to the parents, team captain Aimee Orozco said the following "I'm glad we had a good turnout. Thank you for your support and hopefully we'll have it throughout the season." Senior leader Jill Wilber spoke to the parents and stated "The team and I are really excited about the season! We have high expectations and many goals. Our first goal is to win our tournament. Our second goal is to win our league as outright champs. Our ultimate goal is to win a CIF title. We have been working hard in practice so that we can achieve these goals. Another senior leader Kyla Hernandez asks the fathers to volunteer on a Saturday, to help paint their remodeled team room. The lady Flashes Varsity Team would like to thank El Pescador for donating the salad, rice, and beans for the team BBQ. Also, Vons of Fillmore for donating the water and Gatorade. The tri-tip and chicken was from an anonymous donor. All the girls want to express their heartfelt THANKS to Dr. Mike Bush of FUSD for being the chef at the BBO. Finally, Coach Burns thanked the Galvez Family for hosting the team BBQ. |
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By Gazette Staff Writer — November 19th, 2008
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By Gazette Staff Writer — November 17th, 2008
Fillmore Flashes Varsity football team is going to the play-offs. They took Second place in the Frontier League. Fillmore will be playing at home this Friday November 21 at 7:30 p.m. against Desert High School. The gates open at 6:00 p.m. Pre-sale tickets are available at the Student Store; Adults are $8 and children $5. for more information please contact Lynn at 524-8491. |
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By Gazette Staff Writer — November 12th, 2008
![]() Nick Paz catches the ball with the tips of his fingers and runs for a few yards. Fillmore played against Grace Brethern Friday night and beat them 49-46. Paz had over 150 yards rushing and Nathan Ibarra passed for over 150 yards. Christian Prado had 21 tackles. According to Coach Dollar, “This was a big game for the team and they played big.” Enlarge Photo ![]() Corey Cole scored against Grace Brethern last Friday. Fillmore won 38-6. J.V. finished their season 8-2-1, and went undefeated in league, and are Frontier League Champions. Congratulations J.V. football team. Enlarge Photo |
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By Gazette Staff Writer — November 5th, 2008
![]() A big congratulations to the 12 & under softball team Xplosion, the girls came in first place in the Ventura league. Good luck on your upcoming tournaments. We know you will make your parents proud. Pictured to the left are top row: Savannah Larson, Brittany Larson, Sierra Hernandez, Katelyn Lewis, Stephanie Gutierrez, and Laura. Bottom row: Cece Flinn, Ciera Vasquez, Destinee Emerson, Annissa Hernandez, and Felicia Magana. Enlarge Photo |
![]() Flashes cheerleaders gave a fabulous half-time show during the varsity game last Friday. Varsity Re-Cap: Fillmore Flashes played against Santa Paula last Friday evening losing 34-14. According to Coach Dollar “this was a tough loss for us, now we need to beat Grace so that we have a possible share of the title.” Highlights: Nathan Ibarra threw over 100 yards and Jesse Sanchez had a 61 yard interception return for a touchdown, and Christian Prado had 13 tackles. Fillmore plays Grace Bretheren this Friday at home at 7:30 p.m. Enlarge Photo By Gazette Staff Writer — November 5th, 2008
![]() Christian Prado #40 had 13 tackles against Santa Paula. Above Prado runs the ball for a couple of yards. Enlarge Photo ![]() Nathan Ibarra #7 threw for over 100 yards against Santa Paula. Fillmore lost to the Cardinals 34-14. Enlarge Photo ![]() J.V. Recap: J.V. Flashes played a tough game against Santa Paula. Fillmore trailed 8-6 in the 1st quarter and came back in the fourth to beat the Cardinals 14-11. Ty Casey had 11 carries for 44 yards. Corey Cole had a touchdown and racked up 96 yards on 16 carries. Austin Davis had 7 carries for 36 yards. Johnny Golson had one touchdown and one 2 point conversion, Golson also had 64 yards on 9 carries. Enlarge Photo |
![]() Perce’s Kenpo Karate Studio recently held their annual inter-school karate tournament at Fillmore Middle School on October 18. The event was a success for the students as they competed against three other Ventura County studios. Enlarge Photo By Gazette Staff Writer — October 29th, 2008
Perce's Kenpo Karate Studio recently held their annual inter-school karate tournament at Fillmore Middle School on October 18. The event was a success for the students as they competed against three other Ventura County studios. |
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By Gazette Staff Writer — October 29th, 2008
![]() Ralph Sandoval #25 had over 100 yards rushing, Nathan Ibarra threw for over 100 yards. Nick Paz and Zach Golson combined for over 140 yards rushing. Jesse Sanchez had an interception and a 61 yard fumble recovery for touchdown. Enlarge Photo |
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By Gazette Staff Writer — October 22nd, 2008
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By Gazette Staff Writer — October 22nd, 2008
Varsity Recap: J.V. Recap |
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By Gazette Staff Writer — October 22nd, 2008
On Friday October 31, 2008 Fillmore High School will host the 98th meeting between Santa Paula and Fillmore. This time honored tradition is anticipated by both cities as they join together yearly for this long awaited event. Due to the fact that this year it falls on Halloween, anyone dressed in costumes that are “Middle School Age” and above WILL NOT be allowed into the game. Fillmore High School apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause, but hopes you will understand that it is important to create a safe environment for all that attend. Pre-Sale Tickets will go on sale MONDAY, OCTOBER 27TH and will be available during school hours at the Student Store at Fillmore High School. Adults $7, Students & Children $4 and Seniors $3. Should there be any additional questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the FHS Athletic Department at (805) 524-8491. |
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By Gazette Staff Writer — October 15th, 2008
![]() Troy Hayes #5 goes around the outside for yardage against Nordoff; Fillmore lost 42-7. (Football photos courtesy of Crystal Gurrola) Enlarge Photo ![]() Angel Barajas #10 had a great game against Nordoff; Barajas scored two touchdowns, but it wasn't enough for a win. J.V. Flashes lost 21-14. Enlarge Photo |
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By Gazette Staff Writer — October 15th, 2008
![]() Tatyana Cervantes #55 pitched an awesome game on Sunday, Sept. 21 and also hit in a Grand Slam and a Homerun for the Fillmore Diamond Girlz Softball Team. Good job Tots. Enlarge Photo |
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By Gazette Staff Writer — October 15th, 2008
![]() An unidentified Bantam Silver Defender Sacks the Camarillo Cougar Quarterback. Photos by Harold Cronin. Enlarge Photo |
![]() Center #51 Carson Lhotka and the offensive line had a great game last Friday against Carpinteria. Fillmore trampled the Warriors 40-14. Enlarge Photo By Gazette Staff Writer — October 8th, 2008
![]() Ralph Sandoval #25 scores the first touchdown of the game. Other game highlights, Troy Hayes had over 200 all purpose yards along with a 49 yard interception touchdown; Nathan Ibarra was 4 of 10 for 124 yards; Noah Aguirre had a 64 yard interception return for a touchdown. The defensive line recorded 4 sacks collectively. Matt Dollar stated, “The Defense played a great game for us. The D-line and secondary had a solid night holding Carp to just 32 yards in the first half.” Enlarge Photo |