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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.
Bakersfield's continued dominance, Clovis' second overtime escape and seven losses among teams listed in The Bee's Top 20 last week have caused an overhaul in the final rankings entering this week's regular-season finales.
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With about a month remaining in Central Section basketball, here are The Bee Player of the Year favorites. And, remember, this excludes Kern County.
The Madera High boys soccer team -- which regularly plays as many as eight sophomores -- wasn't supposed to be this good this season. Even coach Chris Baca allows that.
Central Valley Christian High's Grant Verhoeven became the leading rebounder in Central Section history Tuesday night, when he had 17 -- increasing his career total to 1,600 -- in the Cavaliers' 63-36 win at Exeter.
All of the best senior high school baseball players around -- recent professional draft picks Seth Moranda and Chris Mariscal included -- accepted the invitation to participate in the City/County All-Star game.
Deontay Greenberry of Washington High set state single-season receiving records for yards (2,165) and touchdowns (33) — scoring at least once in every game — while becoming only the fourth Central Section representative in 121 years to be named Mr. Football State Player of the Year by Cal-Hi Sports.
The Madera High boys soccer team -- which regularly plays as many as eight sophomores -- wasn't supposed to be this good this season. Even coach Chris Baca allows that.
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