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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 9th, 2022
Flashes Girls Soccer Flashes vs. Santa Paula High School *** Flashes Boys Soccer |
 (above) Flashes girls soccer team in their game against Malibu High School. Flashes won 3-0. Photo courtesy https://www.blog.fillmoreusd.org/. Enlarge Photo By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 2nd, 2022
Flashes Girls Soccer Flashes vs. Nordhoff High School Flashes vs. Malibu High School Flashes Boys Soccer Scores January 28th, 2022 - Flashes vs. Nordhoff High (home) January 26th, 2022 - Flashes vs. Malibu High (away) January 24th, 2022 - Flashes vs. Nordhoff (away) Friday, January 21st, 2022 - Flashes vs. Carpinteria High School (away) January 19th, 2022 - Flashes vs. Santa Paula (home) |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, February 2nd, 2022
 On Wednesday, January 26th, 2022, the Fillmore High Girls Basketball Team hosted a league game against Carpinteria. The Lady Flashes won 44-25. Great game Flashes! The Flashes will host long-time rival Santa Paula on Thursday, February 3rd, at 6pm, and on Saturday, February 5th, at 6pm the Flashes will host Hueneme at FHS. Info courtesy https://www.maxpreps.com/high-schools/fillmore-flashes-(fillmore,ca)/girlsbasketball/ schedule.htm. Photos courtesy https://www.blog.fillmoreusd.org/. Enlarge Photo |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, January 19th, 2022
Fillmore High School Boys Soccer *** Fillmore High School Girls Soccer |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, January 12th, 2022
Fillmore High School Girls Soccer: Fillmore High School Boys Soccer: |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, January 5th, 2022
Varsity JV Frosh |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, December 22nd, 2021
FHS Boys Soccer Scores FHS Girls Soccer Scores *** Fillmore HS Girls Soccer vs Cleveland HS (Buena Tournament) |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Thursday, December 16th, 2021
Courtesy Coach Javier Alcaraz Friday, December 10th: Fillmore vs. Westlake JV: Fillmore 1-4 Westlake *** Wednesday, December 8th: Fillmore vs. Rio Mesa JV: Flashes 1-0 Rio Mesa |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, December 8th, 2021
Girls Soccer Fillmore vs. Foothill Tech Fillmore Soccer vs. Channel Island High School *** Boys Soccer Tuesday, December 7th, 2021 – Fillmore vs. Foothill Tech Friday, December 3rd, 2021 - Fillmore vs. Royal High (Home) Wednesday, December 1st, 2021 – Fillmore vs. Oak Park High (at Oak Park) |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, November 17th, 2021
 On Friday, November 12th, the Flashes traveled to downtown Los Angeles to take on Salesian for the 2nd round of 2021 CIF Playoffs. Unfortunately, after a hardfought game the Flashes lost to Salesian 21–31 and will not advance to the next round. The Flashes finished their season with an overall record 8-4. Photos courtesy Crystal Gurrola. Enlarge Photo |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, November 10th, 2021
 On Friday, November 5th, the Flashes hosted Coachella High School in the first round of C.I.F. Playoffs. Fillmore defeated Coachella Valley, 56-20, which will advance the Flashes (8-3 overall) to C.I.F. Southern Sectional Division 10 Quarter Finals. This game will take place Friday, November 12th, at 7:30pm, at Salesian High School (8-3 overall) in Downtown Los Angeles. Good Luck Flashes! Enlarge Photo |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, November 10th, 2021
 On Saturday, November 6th, Raiders Mighty Mites traveled to Royal High to take on Simi Valley Grey for playoffs. No score posted at the press time. Photos courtesy Crystal Gurrola. Enlarge Photo  On Saturday, November 6th, the Raiders Sophomores took on Saugus Navy in a playoff game at Dos Pueblos High. No score posted at press time. Enlarge Photo |
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By Epi Torres — Wednesday, November 3rd, 2021
 Flashes Camilo Torres placed 2nd at the Ventura County Cross Country Championship this past Friday, October 29th. Photos courtesy Coach Kim Tafoya. Enlarge Photo On Friday morning, the Fillmore cross country teams joined 15 other county teams and competed on the Lake Casitas Course in Ojai at the Ventura County Cross Country Championships. Along with county honors, this is another opportunity for the Fillmore teams to compete on the same course that will host the Citrus Coast League Final on Thursday. There were 7 races with large and small school divisions racing together. Fillmore had three athletes in the boy’s freshman race. Eduardo Vigil was the top finisher in 6th place. Eduardo continues to improve and ran another personal best on this rugged course in 18:47.3. He was followed by Chris Perez 12th in 19:20, and James Torres 40th in 24:19. All three athletes were medal winners in this race. The freshman/sophomore girls followed. They were led by Alexandra Martinez who finished in 19th place in 23:37.6. She was followed by Diana Santa Rosa 23rd in 23:58.2, Alexa Martinez 55th in 28:24.6, Aryanne Munoz 58th in 30:20.8, Alexandrea Gonzalez 30:27.8, and Abigail Magana 60th in 30:44.4. All the Fillmore athletes were awarded medals in this race. The Varsity girl’s race followed and Fillmore’s top runner, Alianna Tapia finished in 16th in 20:12.5. She was followed by Niza Laureano 26th in 20:36.7, Nataly Vigil 46th in 21:43.2, Andrea Laureano 60th in 22:49.3, Monique Hurtado 65th in 23:02.1, Angelica Herrera 24:04.4, and Athena Sanchez 80th in 25:01.9. The highly competitive varsity boys followed. Camilo Torres ran to win for the entire race, yet finished a close second in 15:47.8. Camilo was followed by Nicholas Hurtado 59th in 18:13.9, Kobe Lizarraga 60th in 18:14.1, Angel Laureano 63rd in 18:23.1, Diego Ramirez 65th in 18:31.4, Joshua Estrada 66th in 18:34.7, and Angel Garcia 75th in 18:55.3. The top 6 athletes in this group were medal winners. In the girls JV race Lilliana Montejano led three Fillmore competitors finishing in 21st place in 24:32.5. She was followed by Daisy Guerrero 39th in 26:42.5, and Jasmine Vega 59th in 31:13.7. All three athletes were medal winners. The lone competitor in the boys JV division was Luis Castaneda. Luis medaled and finished 44th in 21:23.3. For our next meet, we will return to this course on Thursday. The results of this meet, along with two prior meets will determine which varsity teams will represent the league in CIF post league competition. It will also determine league champions at all 4 levels. Starting time for this event is 2 pm. |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, November 3rd, 2021
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 Alexandra Martinez placed 14th with a time of 24:22 in the Girls Sophomore D3, D4 and D5 Green Race and was a medalist. Photos courtesy Coach Kim Tafoya. Enlarge Photo By Epi Torres — Wednesday, October 27th, 2021
On Friday, Fillmore Cross Country teams competed over the fabled Mt. San Antonio College Course. This was the first time since the course was shut down for renovation in 2019, that high school teams have competed on this course. The course is 2.97 miles long with 3 major climbs and very fast competition. It is also an opportunity to run on the CIF Prelims and Finals course prior to the post season qualifier for the State Meet. The first race for the Flashes was the Boys Junior Varsity D3, D4 and D5 Red Race. Luis Castaneda led the boy, finishing 24th place in 20:35. He was followed by Luke Hernandez 55th in 23:54. The second race for the Flashes was the Girls Freshman D3, D4 and D5 Yellow Race. Three Fillmore athletes were led by Diana Santa Rosa who place 25th in 24:22 in a field of 70. She was followed by Luz Castaneda Navarro 65th in 28:46, and Alexa Martinez 67th in 28:58. The Boys Freshman D3, D4 and D5 Blue Race followed with a field of 152 competitors. Leading the Flashes was freshman Eduardo Vigil. Eduardo ran among the top 15 runners and held that position for most of the race, working up to 9th place and finishing in 19:05. This was a personal best and Eduardo who was a medal winner. Eduardo was the lone Fillmore athlete in this race, and Fillmore’s top individual boy finisher. In the Girls Sophomore D3, D4 and D5 Green Race, Alexandra Martinez captured 14th place in 24:22. She was Fillmore’s lone representative, and was a medal recipient. The Girls Varsity D3, D4 and D5 Yellow Race followed. Alianna Tapia led this team, and was the top Fillmore girl finisher on the day. Alianna captured 4th place and toured the course in 200:00.1. She was followed by freshman Niza Laureano, who ran an excellent race to finish in 6th place in 20:27. First year runner, Athena Sanchez also ran well, finishing in 23rd place in 21:57. All three girls were medal winners. Nataly Vigil finished in 31st place in 22:19; she was followed by Monique Hurtado 47th in 23:19. The Final race of the evening was the Boys D3, D4 and D5 Individual Sweepstakes Race. Top runner and fastest time on the day for the Flashes was Michael Camilo Torres. Camilo finished in 11th place posting a time of 15:34. He was the lone Fillmore medal winner in this race. He was followed by Josh Estrada 74th in 17:43, Kobe Lizarraga 80th in 17:53, Angel Laureano 94th in 18:12, Diego Ramirez 100th in 18:51, and Angel Garcia 102nd in 19:20. In the team competition, Fillmore finished in 15th. The Flashes will compete October 29th at the Ventura County Cross Country Championships. This meet is held at Lake Casitas in Ojai. The meet is set to begin at 8:30 a.m. |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, October 27th, 2021
 Saturday, October 23rd. Fillmore defeated the Crossroads team, 24 to 6. Photos courtesy Crystal Gurrola. Enlarge Photo  Fillmore Raiders Mighty Mites team as they huddle together after their game against the Thimsha Bengals, which was forfeited by the other team giving the Raiders a win for the week. Enlarge Photo |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, October 20th, 2021
 (above) Fillmore Varsity Flashes #42 bolts past the Vikings as he carries the ball up the field. On Friday, October 15th, Flashes Varsity played against Hueneme High Vikings. After a long-fought game, they fell short with a final score 28-27. Fillmore’s overall record is 5-3, league record is 1-2. This Friday, October 22nd at 7pm, the Flashes will take on Santa Paula. The long-standing rivalry game will take place in Santa Paula. Game will be available for live streaming as VC Star website www.vcstar.com as the Game of the Week. Photos Courtesy Crystal Gurrola. Enlarge Photo |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, October 20th, 2021
 On Saturday, October 16th, the Raiders Youth Football and Cheer hosted their 2021 Homecoming at Fillmore High Stadium. Above is the Raiders 2021 Homecoming Court. Photos courtesy Crystal Gurrola. Enlarge Photo |
 Clovis Girls Team (l-r) Alianna Tapia, Sophia Rodriguez,Monique Hurtado, Andrea Laureano, Angelica Herrera, Nataly Vigil. Enlarge Photo By Epi Torres — Wednesday, October 13th, 2021
 Clovis Invitational Medals (l-r) Seniors Aianna Tapia 10th Place, Michael Camilo Torres 2nd Place. Enlarge Photo On Wednesday, October 6th, the Flashes Cross Country teams traveled to Lake Casitas to compete at the Twilight Invitational. This meet offered a 1.9-mile course and a 3 mile course. It is a challenge at both distances since it is run on a hillside, and there are no grade level divisions. Regardless of grade level, everyone is clumped into one race. The first race was the boys 1.9. Leading the group was Junior Nicholas Hurtado who finished in 17th in 11:38. He was closely followed by Kobe Lizarraga 18th in 11:38.2, Angel Laureano 19th in 11:38.5, Angel Garcia 26th in 11:58.5, Diego Ramirez 27th in 12:01.4, Samuel Ramirez 78th in 16:15.3, and Nathan Garcia 89th in 30:07.7. In the team competition, Fillmore finished in third place. The girls 1.9 followed but did not field a scoring team. Leading this group was Niza Laureano who finished in 8th in 13:02.9. This was the top individual finish for the team on the day. She was followed by Jasmine Vega 64th in 17:56.2, Aryanne Munoz 70th in 18:38.1, and Abigail Magana 76th in 19:30.1. The next group to toe the line was the boys 3 mile. Leading this contingent was a freshman Eduardo Vigil, who placed 107th in 20:01.1. He was followed by Chris Perez 118th in 20:31.8, James Flores 153rd in 21:48.4, Luke Hernandez 200th in 25:30.5, James Torres 203rd in 25:45.5, and Juan Castro 211th in 27:32.1. In the team competition, this group finished in 15th place. The final race of the day was the girls’ 3 mile. Leading the charge here was Alexandra Martinez 53rd in 23:59.4. She was followed by Liliana Montejano 67th in 24:53.7, Diana Santa Rosa 68th in 24:54.2, Daisy Guerrero 72nd in 25:05.8, Alexa Martinez 93rd in 29:45.5, and Alexandrea Gonzalez 94th in 30:32.5. In the team competition, the girls finished in 9th place. On Saturday, a second group of Harriers traveled to Fresno’s Woodward Park and competed in the Clovis Invitational. This race is run on the same course used for the California State Finals. It was an early morning with a departure time of 3:30 a.m. and arrival time of about 6:45 a.m. The first to line up at 7:40 a.m. were the girls, who toed the start line along with 25 other teams. Alianna Tapia continued to run well and was first for the Flashes, running a personal best of 19:37.5 over the 5-kilometer course and winning an individual medal. She was followed by Nataly Vigil who finished in 75th in 21:46.5, Andrea Laureano 90th in 22:10.6, Monique Hurtado 102nd in 22:56.9, and Angelica Herrera 125th in 24:01.4. In the team competition, the girls placed 9th. The boy’s race started at 8:25. Camilo Torres, Fillmore's number one runner, found himself in a highly contested race, where he finished in second. His time of 15:44.4 was a personal best over the 5-kilometer course. He was followed by Josh Estrada 76th in 18:16.9, Kobe Lizarraga 78th in 18:18.9, Nick Hurtado 79th in 18:18.2, Angel Laureano 87th in 18.38.5, Angel Garcia 117th in 19:20.2, and Diego Ramirez 121st in 19:26. In the team competition, Fillmore finished in 10th place out of 24 teams. The Flashes will next compete on October 14th in the second of three league meets. The second Citrus Coast League Meet is hosted by Santa Paula and will be run at Mountain View Golf Course in Santa Paula. The first race will begin at 3:30PM. Hope to see you there. |
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By Gazette Staff Writers — Wednesday, October 6th, 2021
 On Friday, October 1st, Flashes Varsity Football traveled to Ojai to take on Nordhoff High. After a long fought game, the Flashes fell short to the Rangers with a final score 18 – 10. The Flashes are 4 – 2 for the overall season. This Friday the Flashes will host Carpinteria at 7pm. Enlarge Photo |
