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The Fresno State Bulldogs knocked down just about everything in the first half Thursday night, every shot an open or otherwise easy one. But down the stretch it was the free throw, of all things, that was not their friend.
Fresno State recorded another blowout women's basketball victory Thursday night, but this one took longer than planned.
Washington High's Deontay Greenberry, a national-class receiver in large part because of his jumping ability, made a leap early Wednesday that sent shock waves across the country.
Additional Fresno-area athletes signing college letters of intent this week: Clovis High -- Zach Nevills, wrestling, Stanford; Ryan Davies, wrestling, Stanford; Blake Lacey, baseball, USC; Michael Fain, baseball, Nevada; Alissa Gutierrez, softball, UC San
Compiled by Dave Hurley and edited by Roger George, a central San Joaquin Valley native and local fishing expert.
Chinook salmon are scheduled to be reintroduced to the San Joaquin River as soon as this year. But what seems to have been overlooked is that the presence of salmon also will mean the end of all trout fishing and, potentially, bass fishing on the river.
Edison girls basketball coach Sue Mahackian experiences a loss on the court as she deals with personal losses, too.
It's worth reviewing this epic, Memorial High's 66-65 escape over Bullard -- the electrifying environment, it's potential Central Section playoff seeding impact and a lot more.
If the Selland Showcase has agreed with you -- and, clearly, it has to thousands experiencing the Central Section basketball finals in downtown Fresno the past seven years -- imagine this: football finals in a common house, too.
Chinook salmon are scheduled to be reintroduced to the San Joaquin River as soon as this year. But what seems to have been overlooked is that the presence of salmon also will mean the end of all trout fishing and, potentially, bass fishing on the river.
SIERRA NATIONAL FOREST -- Don't care what it says on the calendar. Tuesday was the first real day of winter.
What a weird, weird winter. Driving up Kaiser Pass Road above Huntington Lake this week for Wednesday's bear cub story, past the locked gate where it becomes a bumpy one-lane track, the barren mountain slopes were astonishing.
Enter the Warzone, shouldering more blame than Atlas.
Enter the Warzone, leading with the helmet.
Enter the Warzone, your personal 2-minute warning.
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