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By Anonymous — Wednesday, June 10th, 2015
 The Fillmore Bears football team at their car wash at Wm. L Morris last Saturday. Photos courtesy Roberta Andrino. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, May 27th, 2015
 Lupita Perez Lupita Perez placed 6th in the 1600m this past Saturday and will advance on to compete this Saturday at Cerritos College in the 1600m. |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, May 27th, 2015
 (l-r) Demitriouz Lozano, Dominick Gonzalez, Aaron Cornejo, and Damien Gonzalez. Not in photo are alternates Enrique Gutierrez and Saul Santa Rosa. The Boys 4x400m advance to the CIF Finals in Track and Field to take place this Saturday at Cerritos College. This past Saturday at CIF prelims the boys set a personal record with a time of 3:28.38 placing third overall. Way to go Flashes! Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, May 20th, 2015
 Justin Coert will complete this Saturday at Cerritos College in both the Discus and Shot Put. Just was first in the discus at CIF prelims with a throw of 147 feet 6 inches and second in the Shot Put with a personal record throw of 51 feet 7.75 inches. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, May 19th, 2015
 FHS will be hosting a CIF playoff game this Friday at 3:15 PM against Mammoth. We would like to encourage attendance (which is free). Nothing more American than Memorial Day weekend and a baseball game. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, May 19th, 2015
Saturday May 16th we participated in Our Co Conference Championships. This is where Ventura County Youth Track and Field Conference goes head to head with the Southern California Youth Track Conference. Each Conference sends their top 4 athletes in every lane event, and top 8 in distance event. Heritage Valley had quite a few athletes representing the VCYTC. The event was held at Royal High School in Simi Valley. This meet concludes our season. We would like to thank all parents, athletes, and volunteers. This has been one of our best seasons. GO BLAZERS!! Co Conference Results: Gremlin Girls Bantam Girls Midget Girls Youth Girls Intermediate Girls Bantam Boys Midget Boys Intermediate Boys |
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, May 19th, 2015
Saturday May 9th we participated in our annual Ventura County Varsity Finals. Our club had 60 participants that had met qualifying marks by being in the top of their divisions. This year the Varsity finals were held at Moorpark High School. The participating clubs were Thousand Oaks Flyers, Newbery Park Panthers, Ojai Roadrunners, Ventura Tigres, Moorpark Striders, Camarillo Cosmos, Oxnard Stars, and our Heritage Valley Blazers. The top marks from varsity finals will move on to Co Conference Championships where the top runners from The Southern California Youth Track Conference will be going head to head against our Ventura County Youth Track Conference. Co Conference Championships will be held at Royal High School in SImi Valley Saturday May 16th. Heritage Valley Blazers Co Conference Championships qualifiers: Gremlin Girls Bantam GIrls Midget Girls Youth Girls Intermediate Girls Bantam Boys Midget Boys Intermediate Boys |
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By Anonymous — Monday, April 13th, 2015
Written by Ram Medina, President So Cal Fillmore Bears. What started last year as a small chapter of 37 boys and 50 cheerleaders, has grown to over 140 boys and over 100 cheerleaders in less than 12 months. We would like to thank the families of Fillmore, Santa Paula, and Piru for making the Fillmore Bears the biggest youth football organization in Fillmore!!! We are proud to serve the vast majority of boys and girls in our local communities and we look forward to growing even bigger in 2016. We are part of the biggest and safest youth football league in Ventura County. We are the most affordable youth football chapter in Ventura County. We have 7 teams confirmed for 2015 and possibly 8. We are in need of a Pee Wee coach in the 8-9 year old division. For more information please visit our website www.socalfillmorebears.com |
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, April 7th, 2015
Fillmore Raiders Youth Football & Cheer is Still taking sign-ups for the 2015 Season. Please contact Yvette Espinosa @ (805)290-7248 or visit our website and download a registration Form www.fillmoreyouthfootball.net |
 (l-r) Valerie Tobias and Jalynne Magana. Eagles girls U13 soccer club defeated Legends 2-1 Sunday 03/15/2015 in the championship game at Ventura College Sportsplex and captured the National Cup title and will be advancing to Far West Regional Championship games that will be held Boise Idaho late June 2015. Club is composed players from Camarillo, Ventura, Oxnard, Newbury park, Pasadena and these to ladies from Fillmore. Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Wednesday, March 25th, 2015
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, March 17th, 2015
 (l-r) Seniors Demitriouz Lozano, Hayden Wright and Michael Luna along with junior Aaron Cornejo were 1st in the 400m Relay this past weekend at the Rincon Races with a time of 45.84. Aaron Cornejo also placed 1st place in the 400m with a time of 54.28. Enlarge Photo  Junior Lupita Perez had an amazing day at the Rincon Races. She won both the 1200m with a time of 3:52.80 and the 2400m with a time of 8:34.31. In addition to winning the races she broke both meet records. Enlarge Photo  Senior Carlos Briceno placed 1st in the 110 mHH with a time of 17.21 and 1st in the 300mHurdles with a time of 45.50. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, February 25th, 2015
SoCal Fillmore Bears will be having registration this Sunday March 1, 2015 from 5 pm-8 pm at Ameci’s Pizza. Space is limited with a few spots remaining in each of our five divisions. The cost per player is $195.00 with a sibling discount of $20.00 for each player that registers. There is a minimum $65.00 payment required at registration to ensure the $195.00 registration fee. The registration fee may increase at a future date. |
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By James Farr — Wednesday, February 11th, 2015
The Fillmore Flashes took on the Foothill Dragons this past Wednesday. It was a big night for the Flashes, a win could make them eligible for the playoffs, and it was senior night. The Flashes scored the first points of the game on a jump shot from Aaron Cronin. The Flashes started the game on a 6-2 run. After Foothill makes 1 of 2 free throws Fillmore's lead is cut to 6-5. Michael Luna scored the next 5 points for the Flashes extending the lead to 11-7. At the end of the first quarter Fillmore led 17-9. The Flashes started the second quarter with back to back steals leading to back to back layups to extend the led to 21-9. Two turnovers by the Flashes lead to Two layups for Foothill as they cut the lead to just 6, 23-17. The Flashes were able to extend the lead back up to 10 after 2 free throws by Michael Luna, and a lay up makes it a 27-17 ball game. Danny Quintero stole the ball twice leading to two straight layups for the Flashes as they extended the lead to 32-21. Danny was fouled on his next layup attempt and made 1 of 2 from the line as Fillmore led by 10 33-23. Foothill cut the lead down to 7 as they made a basket and a free-throw. The Dragons made a three pointer at the buzzer, and they went into the locker room only down 4 33-29. Foothill outscored Fillmore 20-16 in the second quarter. Turnovers were a real problem for Foothill though. Most of the turnovers lead to easy transition points for the Flashes. The Flashes scored first in the third quarter thanks to a free-throw by Aaron Cronin. That started a much needed 13-0 run by the Flashes. It took over five and a half minutes before Foothill was able to get on the board. A layup by the Flashes extends the lead to 50-30. The Flashes ended the third quarter up 50-33. With the Dragons down by 14 they give up a layup to Hayden Wright to push the lead to 52-36. Michael Luna scored despite being fouled, and he made the free-throw, and Fillmore led 57-36. Those baskets were part of an 11-0 run by the Flashes as they led 63-36. In the closing seconds of the game Justin Warren hit a three pointer to give Fillmore a 75-47 win. It was just that type of night. Good luck to Foothill as they play Thacher for the final game of their season. Fillmore travels to Carpinteria to take on Cate on Wenesday. It will be a big game. A Fillmore win and a Thacher loss can earn the Flashes second place in league. A Fillmore loss puts the Flashes in danger of missing the playoffs. GO FLASHES! |
 Fillmore Raiders 2014/2015 Competition Squad. The Fillmore Raiders girls: Ryleigh Westrup, Daniella Lucas, Angelina Delgadillo, Alyssa Brooks, Jada Plummer, Aiesa Rodriquez, Valeria Cruz, Lilliana Contreras, Tatyana Viella, Maddie Davis, Natalie Cruz, Alexis Van Why, Hennassy Marquez, Jordyn Rolfe, Jayni Rolfe, Daisy Andrade, Mersaydez Cardona, Jazmine Chavez and Sasha Segovia. Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Wednesday, February 4th, 2015
Fillmore Raiders 2014/2015 Competition Squad |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, January 28th, 2015
SoCal Fillmore Bears is now accepting board member and head coach positions for the 2015 football season. The board member positions that are available are, Fundraiser Coordinator and (2) Member at Large positions. Please submit a brief summary of your qualifications via our website www.socalfillmorebears.com by January 31, 2015. |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, January 28th, 2015
Fillmore Youth Football and Cheer Organization is accepting applications for New Board Members. Board elections will be held at Mt.Vista Elementary Thursday February 5th at 7:00 P.M. It is mandatory that all applicants be present to accept nomination. Applications are available for printout on our website at fillmoreyouthfootball.net Applications must be received to our Secretary Kristen Dollar or mailed to our PO Box( #34 Fillmore, Ca 93015) by February 3rd by 7:00 P.M. Kristen may be contacted at 805-216-9027 |
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By James Farr — Wednesday, January 14th, 2015
The Fillmore Flashes men's basketball team played their first league game at home vs. the Malibu sharks. Malibu had a 15-8 lead with 3:22 left in the first quarter. On the first play coming out of the time out the Flashes recovered the offensive rebound 3 times, but they failed to put the ball in the basket. Malibu's defense forced a lot of early turnovers, and held a 19-8 lead at the end of the first quarter. Fillmore scored the first basket of the second quarter and went on a quick 5-0 run to cut Malibu's lead to 19-13. Both teams turned the ball over on their next possessions. A 3 pointer by Malibu gave the sharks a 22-16 lead ending an 8-0 run by the Flashes. Down 25-18 Danny Quintero took the ball inside for a lay up. Malibu answered back with a lay up of their own. Danny Quintero scored another lay up cutting the Sharks lead to 27-23. A 3 by Michael Luna, followed by an and one by Danny Quintero gave the Flashes a 29-27 lead with 2:20 left in the half. A 3 by the Sharks gave Malibu a slim one point lead. A 3 by Hayden Wright gave the Flashes a 32-31 lead. Malibu scored the last basket of the half taking a 33-32 lead into the locker room. Hayden Wright scored the first basket of the half for the Flashes. Michael Luna scored on a put back giving Fillmore a 36-33 lead. Malibu took the lead back 37-36 after a lay up, and a pair of free throws. Fillmore boost their lead to 44-39, but then Malibu goes on a 9-2 scoring run that puts the Sharks up 48-46. Fillmore was fouled, but they could only make 1 of 2 free throws. Malibu was up by 1, 48-47, heading into the final quarter. A 3 pointer by Malibu gave the Sharks a 51-47 lead. The Flashes answered back with a 3 pointer of their own cutting the Sharks lead down to 1. Malibu went up 55-51. Michael Luna cut the lead to 55-53 on a lay up. With 2 minutes left the Flashes were in desperate need of a basket down 54-60. Hayden Wright got the ball and hit a clutch 3 pointer for the Flashes cutting the lead to just 3 points. With less than 30 seconds to go the Flashes were down by 5 before Fillmore hit a 3, and they were down by 2 60-62. Unfortunately for the Flashes Malibu's free throws put the game away and the Flashes came up short losing 60-64. Fillmore's next game is against Villanova, at Villanova on the 12th. |
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By Anonymous — Monday, January 12th, 2015
 Fillmore won Vs Cate 2-0 behind Esmeralda Murillo 's two goals. JD Delarosa & Naye Baez assisted on the goals. Yari Vasquez, Ana Rincon, Maria Auarez & JD Delarosa played well defensively. Esmeralda Murillo & Reylene Martinez look on during a substitution. Fillmore 6-2-2. League 1-1-0. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, December 30th, 2014
 Senior Hannah Vasquez received the All Tournament Award at The Jolene Stethem Tournament for the Lady Flashes early this December. Hannah is a Captain for the Lady Flashes, a four year player and the starting point guard. Her leadership and dedication to the sport has been an integral part to her team. Congratulations Hannah on a fine performance at the Fillmore Tournament. The Lady Flashes will open with the first league game on January 6th against Foothill Technology. Go Flashes! Enlarge Photo |
 (l-r) (top row) Joshua Estrada, Niza Laureano, Carissa Rodriguez, Michael-Camilo Torres, (middle) Adrian Tirado, Emma Torres, Andrea Laureano, Diego Rodriguez, Syenna Ponce, (bottom) Rey Laureano, Juan Carlos Laureano, Alix Tirado, Nevaeh Walla and Jordyn Walla. Not pictured Yaraby Jacobo, Vanessa Cabral and Coach Rafael Laureano. Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Wednesday, December 24th, 2014
The Fillmore Condors Youth Cross Country team concluded their 2014 season by competing in USA Track and Field (USATF) National Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships on Saturday, December 13th. Fillmore Youth Condors Cross Country is a non-profit club comprised of runners from Fillmore, Piru, and Santa Paula and are coached by Rafael Laureano. 16 local athletes ranging in ages 7-13 years old traveled across the country to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina after qualifying in Conference and Regional Meets to compete at the Whispering Pines Golf Course. The cross country runners began their course races on the spacious driving range before winding along the tree lined fairways and up and down elevated tee boxes and rolling hills coming down the 18th fairway towards the clubhouse finish line. Individual awards and the title of “USATF Jr. Olympic All American Athlete” were given to the top 25 athletes in each event. Team awards were given to the top 3 teams in each age division. The awards ceremony was held at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. Five Condors ran away with awards. 223 runners competed in the 8 & Under Girls 2000 Meter Division. The 2014 Southern California Youth Track and Field Conference (SCYTFC) Gremlin Girls Cross Country Champion Niza Laureano (age 7) earned a 5th place medal and title of “USATF Jr. Olympic All American” by crossing the finish line at 8:16.73 averaging a 6:39 mile time, Yaraby Jacobo (age 8) earned a 25th place medal and “USATF Jr. Olympic All American” title at 8:44.49 with a 7:02 average mile, Emma Torres (age 7) placed 37th at 8:53.13 with a 7:09 average mile. 214 runners competed in the 8 & Under Division Boys 2000 Meter Division. Adrian Tirado (age 8) placed 74th at 8:48.70 with an average mile time of 7:05, Diego Rodriguez (age 8) placed 103rd at 9:06.38 with a 7:19 average mile, and Joshua Estrada (age 8) placed 118th at 9:14.93 with a 7:26 average mile. 315 runners competed in the 9-10 Girls 3000 Meter Division. Andrea Laureano (age 9) placed 75th with a time of 12:12.37 averaging a 6:32 mille time. 305 runners competed in the 9-10 Boys 3000 Meter Division. The 2014 SCYTFC Bantam Boys Cross Country Champion Michael-Camilo Torres (age 10) earned a 20th place medal and “USATF Jr. Olympic All American” title at 11:01.95 with an average mile time of 5:55. With 422 runners in the race, the 11-12 Girls 3000 Meter Division had the largest number of entrants. Jordyn Walla (age 11) placed 30th and earned a 1st place team medal with a time of 10:59.99 while averaging a 5:54 mile time. Alix Tirado (age 11) placed 152nd at 11:49.51 with a 6:20 mile average, Syenna Ponce (age 12) placed 155th at 11:50.82 with a 6:21 mile average, Vanessa Cabral (age 11) placed 347th at 13:21.37 with a 7:09 mile average. 362 runners competed in the 11-12 Boys 3000 Meter Division. Juan Carlos Laureano (age 12) placed 71st with a time of 10:44.78 with a 5:45 mile average-the fastest average mile time of all the Condors who competed, Rey Andres Laureano (age 11) placed 181st at 11:23.10 with a 6:06 mile average. 384 runners competed in the 13-14 Girls 4000 Meter Division. The 2014 SCYTFC Girls Cross Country Champion Carissa Rodriguez (age 13) earned a 14th place medal and “USATF Jr. Olympic All American” title with a time of 14:35.84 averaging a 5:54 mile time, Neveah Walla (age 13) place 68th at 15:18.57 with a 6:09.6 mile average. “I am proud of all of our Condors runners, they ran with the best youth in the United States and it was an experience they will not forget. I would like to thank the parents and community for supporting the children and teens during this successful postseason and thank El Pescador Restaurant, Fillmore Fire Department, Fillmore Lions Club, Fillmore Rotary Club, and Heritage Valley Track and Field for sponsoring the Condors and helping with raising funds to cover many of the travel expenses.” concluded Coach Laureano. |