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By Anonymous — Wednesday, October 8th, 2008
Youth Basketball Registration Youth Basketball Coaches Needed Youth Basketball Referees Needed |
 Pictured (l-r) are the 2008 Homecoming court- Princess Rebeca Herrera, Homecoming Queen Brina Suttle, Princess Jill Wilber, Sophomore Princess Angelica Gonzalez, Junior Princess Victoria Ayala, and Freshman Princess Anissa Magdaleno. Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Thursday, October 2nd, 2008
 Troy Hayes helmet flies off after being hit by Kilpatrick defense. Hayes had over 200 rushing yards. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, October 1st, 2008
 #1 Ryan Riberty throws his first TD pass to #12 Aaron Cronin. All photos by Harold Cronin. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 24th, 2008
 Noah Aguirre #10 runs the ball on a 58 yard interception. Flashes are 3-0 in season they played Bishop Diego last Friday night and beat them 42-3. According to Coach Dollar, The Flashes played strong defense Friday night. Christian Prado had 11 tackles and 2 sacks and a fumble recovery, Froggy Estrada had 50 yard interception return and Noah Aguirre had a 58 yard interception return. Both Nick Paz and Troy Hayes rushed over 100 yards, Nathan Ibarra had 3 rushing touch downs to lead the Flashes past Bishop Diego. “We played great defense and our offensive line did an outstanding job up front” said Coach Dollar. Fillmore plays Kilpatrick this Friday at 7:30 p.m. they are also celebrating homecoming. (All Flashes Football Photos Courtesy Mike Watson) Enlarge Photo  Troy Hayes #5 had over a 100 yards against Bishop Diego. Also pictured is #64 Jose “Froggy” Estrada who also had a 50 yard return. Enlarge Photo  Johnny Golson #20 had 3 touchdowns against Bishop Diego. Junior Varsity are also 3-0 in season, with a win over Bishop Diego 47-0. Quarterback Corey Cole had 2 quarterback sneak touchdowns, Johnny Golson had 3 touchdowns with runs of 25, 40 and 70 yards, Golson also had a kickoff return of 75 yards and a catch for 65 yards. Joel Amaro had 5 P.A.T.’s. Jordan Davis, Angel Barajas, Derek Luna, Sam Orozco all played great on defense. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 24th, 2008
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 24th, 2008
 Kyle taking the final turn, coming across the finish line. Both Kyle and Christian Conaway, of Fillmore, participated in the Maryhill Festival of Speed / IGSA World Championships held August 27-31. The race was near the Columbia River Gorge, in Goldendale, Washington. Enlarge Photo  Christian is shown making a pass on his Classic Luge. Legend has it Maryhill is the first paved road in the Pacific Northwest. Enlarge Photo |
 Fillmore Flashes held Raider Night at last Friday night’s game. The little guys were able to run out on the field with the varsity players, and the Raider Cheerleaders were on the field as well. Varsity Football Re-cap: Nathan Ibarra passed for over 150 yds and rushed for 66yds to lead the flashes past Village Christian. Christian Prado was the leading tackler with 10 tackles. “This is what the team needed more than anything, to believe that they have the ability to execute and end the game with a big win”, according to Coach Dollar. (All photos courtesy Mike Watson) Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
 Nathan Ibarra runs into the end zone and scores another touch down against Village Christian. Fillmore beat Village Christian 41-14. Enlarge Photo  J.V. Offense played great, beating Village Christian 32-0. Here a player catches a ball that was thrown low, before it hit the ground. JV Football Re-cap: Ty Casey & Johnny Golson ran the ball well on offense both with numerous long runs--Johnny also had a nice pass for 35yrds on a trick play. RB Austin Davis also ran the ball well scoring two touchdowns. QB Corey Cole threw the ball well completing 5 of 6 passes for 125yrds. He also scored on a quarterback sneak. Angel Barrajas scored our first touchdown on a great hard run breaking four tackles & running for 45yrds to score. Derek Luna & Benny Garcia played well on def & 95lb Robert Bonilla made a great hard tackle on the kickoff team. Score was 32 to 0. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
 Tory Ayala spikes the ball, getting it past the defense. Fillmore lost to Frazier Mountain. Enlarge Photo |
 Troy Hayes had over 150 all-purpose yards and four touchdowns including a 66 yard punt return for a score, to lead the Flashes past the Channel Island Raiders. Ralph Sandoval #25, pictured above, caused a fumble in the 3rd quarter that was recovered by Marco Herrera, a key turning point in the game. Christian Prado led the defense with 11 tackles. “The team did exactly what was required of them in the second half, they didn’t allow another score and they put twenty points on the board for the go-ahead win,” stated Coach Dollar. Fillmore beat Channel Islands 27-20. Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 10th, 2008
 Austin Davis #25 pictured above, scored 3 touchdowns-picking up a fumble the first play of the game & running it in for a touchdown--he also ran one in from the backfield & caught one from Corey Cole, about a 40 yd pass. Johnny Golson threw a touchdown pass to Ben Fernandez, about a 35 yd pass. Jordan Davis had an interception. Ty Casey ran the ball well with 10 carries for about 100 yds. Joel Amaro kicked 3 field goals. On defense Anthony Edwards, Sam Orozco, Angel Beccera, & Johnny Golson played well. Fillmore beat Channel Islands 27-21. Photo by Mike Watson Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 10th, 2008
 Fernando Gonzalez makes a punishing hit on a Oxnard ball carrier. Photo by Harold Cronin Enlarge Photo  Chad Hansen follows Alex Banales through a hole in the defense. Photo by Harold Cronin Enlarge Photo  Freddy Hurtado making a big defensive stop assisted by unknown player. Photo by Harold Cronin Enlarge Photo |
 The Fillmore Flashes Varsity Football team held their first night practice last Wednesday on the new football field, underneath the new lights. The players seemed excited and proud to be on the field and one player stated that he ran faster on the new turf. Above, the players raise their helmets with a shout of “Flashes” before they end practice. The Flashes have their first home football game this Friday (J.V. 4:30 p.m. & Varsity 7:30 p.m.) against Channel Islands...... Go Flashes! Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 3rd, 2008
The Fillmore High School Football season opens this Friday night at home against Channel Islands High School. On behalf of the Fillmore High School students and staff I would like to invite you and your family to join us. Ticket prices are $7.00 for adults, Middle School students and younger $4.00 (if accompanied by an adult), and ALL Children without an adult $4.00. Please remind your son/daughter that if they come to the game they are required to sit in the bleachers to watch the game. Students will not be allowed to loiter behind the bleachers or near the snack bar area. Students who do not comply will be asked to leave and will not be allowed to return to other games this year. Other home games this year: September 12 - Village Christian Junior Varsity games begin at 4:30; Varsity games begin at 7:30 We are very excited about the opening of our new football stadium, and we hope to see you there. Go FLASHES! |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, August 27th, 2008
Two Ventura County shooters have reason to celebrate after their strong showing in the Steel Challenge World Speed Shooting Championships held this past weekend in Piru, California. Taran Butler of Simi Valley won the title of world’s fastest in the Enhanced Service Pistol and Shotgun matches while also claiming a fourth place finish in the Rimfire Rifle event. In the Custom Defensive Pistol match nobody was faster than JT Tedder of Moorpark who also placed third in the Iron Sighted Revolver match. |
 Fillmore Raiders Football started camp last week. Pictured above Joe Woods coach for J2’s is explaining a drill to the kids. This year the Raiders have 8 teams, Mighty Mights to J2’s. Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Wednesday, August 6th, 2008
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 Pictured above: Top row (l-r) J. D. Smallwood, Luis Hernandez, Peter Egedi, Curtis Cole, Carson McLain, Brandon Pina, Damien Almazan. Bottom row (l-r) Trestan Tello, Sammy Dominguez, Joshua Sandoval, Logan Boblett, and Anthony Morales. Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
A big “Thank You” to Curtis Cole for all of the hard work and determination he showed the boys this past couple of weeks in camp. We appreciate all the training and pointers you gave them to help with this coming football season. The boys and parents are very fortunate to have a young man who is willing to take the time out of his schedule during his summer break and teach these boys the fundamentals of football and to whip them into shape. You are a wonderful young man and we wish you nothing but the best this year at ASU. |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008
 Taylor Brown, 10, of Fillmore, CA placed 2nd in her respective age group at the Aquafina Major League Baseball Pitch, Hit & Run National Finals at Yankee Stadium. The competition took place on Monday, July 14, as part of Gatorade All-Star Workout Day. Brown, representing the Los Angeles Dodgers, was the Fillmore Girls Softball Local Competition Champion before prevailing at the Southern California Super Regional in Bellflower. A 4’3” second basemen for the Fillmore All-Stars, Taylor used her base running ability to post the fastest 9/10 year old Super Regional time of the 2008 season. All 24 National Finalist participants attended the Major League Baseball Brunch at the historic Waldorf Astoria hotel as well as attended DHL All-Star Fan Fest. Participants also took part in shagging fly balls in the outfield during the State Farm Home Run Derby on Monday night. The PHR program has produced multiple 1st round draft picks, most recently, Eric Hosmer of Plantation, FL. Hosmer was drafted third overall, by the Kansas City Royals in the 2008 First-Year Player Draft. Christopher Parmalee, of Chino Hills, Calif., was drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the first round of the 2006 MLB Player Draft, and in 2003, the Chicago Cubs drafted Ryan Harvey, of Dunedin, Fla., as the sixth overall pick. |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008
Live, professional football is part of Oxnard's summer fun as the Dallas Cowboys return to the city to train for the upcoming football season, July 25-August 12, 2008. Training camp festivities begin Friday, July 25 when officials from the Dallas Cowboys Football Club join the City of Oxnard officials at an opening ceremony at the River Ridge Playing Fields, 2101 West Vineyard Avenue at 1:30 p.m., followed by the first practice at Parking is $10 per car and $20 for oversized vehicles. Handicap parking is available in the general parking lot and a handicap viewing area is also available at camp. Training Schedule: Dallas Cowboys Experience & Entertainment . . . Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders . . . Punt Pass & Kick . . . Hotel Accommodations . . . Embassy Suites Mandalay Beach Hotel & Resort, Oxnard – The package consist of one-night's accommodations in a deluxe suite, cooked-to-order breakfast each morning, hosted beverages each evening, training camp parking pass, Mandalay Beach Sunscreen Pack, overnight self parking, wireless internet access and one training camp parking pass for each night's stay. The dates are valid July 25-Auugst 11 with a blackout date of August 8. Prices are from $257 a night. For reservations, call 805-984-2500. GrandStay Residential Suites Hotels, Oxnard – The GrandStay offers a stay in a one-bedroom suite, free training camp parking pass and a goodie bag. Rate is offered at $169.90 and begins July 18 and runs through the end of August. For reservations, call 805-983-6808. Courtyard by Marriott, Oxnard – A $189 weekday & weekend rate is offered, which includes breakfast for four and free training camp parking pass. A room-only weekend rate is $179 and room-only weekday rate, $169. For Hilton Garden Inn & Suites, Oxnard – The Hilton Garden Inn & Suites in Oxnard offers rates starting at $129. Call for reservations, 805-983-8600. Country Inn & Suites, Port Hueneme – The Country Inn & Suites at Port Hueneme offers one overnight stay for two, complimentary buffet breakfast, two complimentary beverages at evening Manager's Reception, a training camp beach towel & magnetic picture frame, and one-day training camp parking pass. The package is available at $159 for the first night reservation with additional nights offered at the hotels Best Available Rate. The rates are valid July 25 through August 13. For reservations, call 805-986-5353. Getting to Camp . . . For those driving in, River Ridge Playing Fields is at the corner of Ventura Road and Vineyard Avenue. Exit the 101 Freeway at Oxnard Boulevard and travel south to Vineyard Avenue, turn right. Playing fields are 1 ½ mile on the right, 2101 W. Vineyard Avenue, Oxnard, CA 93036. California Welcome Center . . . Oxnard is an easy drive up the coast from Los Angeles or from the northern portions of California. Visitors are encouraged to enjoy Oxnard's uncrowded beaches, open agricultural fields and explore the many diverse attractions and outdoor adventures that are unique to the area. A wide variety of hotel accommodations are available ranging from mid-priced rooms to oceanfront and seaside settings. For more information call the Oxnard Convention & Visitors Bureau at 1-800-269-6273 or visit the website at www.visitoxnard.com. Registration event forms and updated information on the Dallas Cowboys Training Camp is available on the Oxnard CVB's website, www.visitoxnard.com and on the Dallas Cowboys site at www.dallascowboys.com. |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, July 16th, 2008
 Fillmore 14 & under All Star team pictured from Left to right top row - Rebecca Vassaur, Amanda Vassaur, Candace Stines, Roxie Neal, Mary Ortiz. Middle row - Jaynessa Lopez, Kaylee Hinklin , Rachelle ' Chellie ' Arreguin , Ana 'Speedy' Morino, Krystine Mohrhoff. Bottom row-Megan Herrera, and Vanessa Urrea . Not pictured - Reina Magana. The 14& under Fillmore All star team played 4 tournaments on the road to the California State Games on July 11th, 2008 . The hard working athletes finished in 3rd place in three pre-qualifying tourneys, and in 4th place in the western district qualifier, and finally ending a successful season in 4th place in the Ca. State Regional Championships on July 13th , 2008 . The girls wish to express their thanks and appreciation first to their Manager , Ernie Ortiz, and Coaches, Bill Vassaur, and Bill Herrera, and lastly but most importantly to their families for all the cheering and support throughout the season. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, July 16th, 2008
Santa Paula Little Cards Girls Basketball Club will be having open tryouts for the 2008-2009 summer and regular seasons. This is for girls currently in 5th thru 8th grades who are serious about becoming better basketball players, and will utilize the summer months to practice and participate in tournaments to do so. |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, July 16th, 2008
The Channel Coast Volleyball Official Association will have its first meeting for those wishing to officiate high-school games during the upcoming fall season, which begins in early September. Our association referees game in Ventura County. New volleyball officials including college students are welcome. This meeting will be held on Monday, August 4 at 6:00 p.m. in the Ron Halt Community Room, Ventura Adult Education Facility, 5200 Valentine Road, Ventura. Please park in the rear. All training will be provided. If you have any questions please contact Joe Tumbarello, 390-4567. Email jtumbarello@gmail.com We also have a website www.channelcoastoffcials Please click on the volleyball. |