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Keeping No. 1 is goal of Hemet football team’s Oscar Reyes

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By Matt Jocks Verified, Eric-Paul Johnson Verified
| Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Verified
Keeping No. 1 is goal of Hemet football team’s Oscar Reyes Accuracy for one of the Inland area's top kickers could determine if he keeps his preferred jersey number
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Keeping No. 1 is goal of Hemet football team's Oscar Reyes

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By Matt Jocks Verified, Eric-Paul Johnson Verified
| The Modesto Bee Verified
When Hemet kicker Oscar Reyes takes the field this season, he'll be looking out for No. 1. In this case, it's not about selfishness. It really is about the number. "He picked his number this year and I told him ‘That's not a kicker's number,' " Coach Jeff Galloway said. "And he said ‘Well, I want it.' "And I said, ‘Well, you're going to have to keep it.
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Brayden Stankus leads Elsinore baseball team past Camarillo in Division 5 semifinal game

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By Matt Jocks Verified
| Press-Telegram Verified
WILDOMAR — Two months ago, Elsinore was a .500 baseball team coming off a a sweep at the hands of their rivals. The only believers in the Tigers as a CIF championship contender might have been the folks wearing red and black. Fast forward and the Tigers are on the doorstep of the school’s first baseball championship in 55 years. The final step to the Division 5 title game was Tuesday’s solid 6-0 victory over Camarillo in a game that highlighted all of the Tigers’ strengths.
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