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San Joaquin Memorial lights up the scoreboard in win, plus Kingsburg prevails

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  • San Joaquin Memorial beat No. 15 Madera 50-46, moving Panthers to 5-3, 1-2.
  • Kingsburg defense preserved a 10-7 win, extending the program’s streak to five.
  • Week 9 results shift CMAC standings; Panthers and Bullard now tie for second place.

The scoreboard was a bit busy at San Joaquin Memorial.

But in the end, it was the Panthers who came out on top with a 50-46 victory over The Bee’s No. 15 Madera.

The way the game ended with the score is not surprising, but the Coyotes, who were on a hot streak earlier in the season, found themselves looking up in the County/Metro Athletic Conference standings.

Memorial is now 5-3 and 1-2 and trails Sanger by two games.

The Panthers, meanwhile, improved to 2-1 in the CMAC and tied with Bullard in second place.

The Knights defeated Garza 30-21.

Kingsburg 10, Kerman 7

The Vikings’ stifling defense came through against the ninth-ranked Lions.

No. 25 Kingsburg got a field goal in the second quarter, and that held up the rest of the way, thanks to a strong defense that saw an interception in the third quarter and made a goal-line stand at the 9-yard line in the fourth quarter.

Kingsburg has won five straight games after losing two in a row.

The Bee’s predictions

The Bee went 6-4 in the Week 9 predictions.

For the first time, The Bee lost a TRAC game when Buchanan held off Clovis North.

The other losses were by Dinuba, Kerman, and Madera.

The Bee is now 53-28.

Top 25 fared

1. Central East (7-1)

defeated Clovis West 46-39

2. Clovis West (6-2)

lost to Central East 46-39

3. Bakersfield Christian (8-0)

defeated Bakersfield 16-14

4. Bakersfield (6-2)

lost to Bakersfield Christian 16-14

5. Clovis (7-1)

defeated Clovis East 42-15

6. Clovis East (4-4)

lost to Clovis 42-15

7. Clovis North (5-3)

lost to Buchanan 30-20

8. St. Joseph (7-2)

lost to Arroyo Grande 30-7

9. Kerman (6-2)

lost to Kingsburg 10-7

10. Redwood (6-2)

defeated Golden West 26-14

11. Golden West (6-2)

lost to Redwood 26-14

12. Tulare Union (6-2)

defeated Mission Oak 68-0

13. Kennedy (5-3)

lost to Shafter 42-35

14. Buchanan (6-2)

defeated Clovis North 30-20

15. Madera (5-3)

lost to San Joaquin Memorial 50-46

16. Wasco (7-1)

defeated Taft 56-0

17. Shafter (7-1)

defeated Kennedy 42-35

18. Immanuel (8-0)

defeated Central Valley Christian 37-0

19. Tulare Western (5-3)

lost to Hanford 55-14

20. McLane (8-0)

defeated Sanger West 49-14

21. Independence (5-2)

defeated Highland 34-14

22. Garces (6-2)

lost to Frontier 27-13

23. Garza (4-4)

lost to Bullard 30-21

24. Porterville (6-2)

defeated El Diamante 58-6

25. Kingsburg (5-3)

defeated Kerman 10-7

This story was originally published October 18, 2025 at 12:08 AM.

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