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By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 2nd, 2015
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 2nd, 2015
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, September 2nd, 2015
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, August 26th, 2015
 Corey Cole Concordia University has officiallynamed Corey Cole as their starting quarterback for the 2015 season. Their opening game will be Thursday, September 3rd on the road against St. Cloud State University. One year ago Cole was named the starting quarterback to open the 2014 season, earning Concordia Offensive Player of the Week honors in the opener at Minnesota Duluth, rushing for 177 yards and a touchdown on 18 attempts with a long of 33 and completed 12-25 for 130 yards with a long of 21 without committing a turnover. He completed 6-9 for 44 yards and rushed four times for 11 yards in week two at Northern State before leaving the game with a broken footwhich ended his season. The NCAA awarded Cole a medical redshirt. Prior to being named the starting quarterback in 2014, Cole earned NSIC Special Teams Player of the Week Honors was named CU Offensive Player of the Week and was ranked second in NSIC South in kick return average (30.6). Cole also tied an NCAA record with a 100-yard touchdown return. He is a 2011 graduate of Fillmore High School and is the son of Craig and Lynn Cole. |
 Niza Laureano (bib #2201) leads the pack at the 2014 USATF Southern California Association Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships in Arcadia, California. Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Wednesday, August 26th, 2015
A local Fillmore youth athlete will be the subject of a nationally televised story. Niza Laureano, age 8, was interviewed at the Fillmore High School Track on Thursday, August 20th for a news sport report to be featured on Telemundo the American Spanish language broadcast television network that is owned by the NBCUniversal Television Group. The segment is scheduled to be aired on Telemundo channels locally on Thursday, August 27th at 5:30pm. Ms. Laureano is a member of the Fillmore Condors Youth Cross Country team. Last year, as a 7 year old she was the 2014 Southern California Youth Track and Field Conference (SCYTFC) Gremlin Girls Cross Country Champion. After capturing the title, she moved on to national postseason competition where she earned a 5th place medal and title of “USA Track and Field Jr. Olympic All American” running as a Southern California Roadrunner at the 2014 National Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. After the Cross Country season concluded, she moved on to the sport of Track & Field where she continued to excel. Running for the Ventura Tigres, she was the 2015 Ventura County Youth Track Conference (VCYTC) Varsity Finals Gremlin Girls 800 meter and 1600 meter champion. She broke the 1600 meter Gremlin Girls Ventura Country record with a time of 6:12.17 besting the record from 2013 set by her cousin Andrea Laureano of Heritage Valley Blazers (6:27.77). She also earned championship titles and set records at the 2015 SCYTFC & VCYTC Co-Conference Championships in the Gremlin Girls 1500 meter race with a time of 5:33.69 (prior record 5:46.62) and in the 800 meter race with a time of 2:52.56 (prior record: 2:59.37). Her success story reached the office of Telemundo television journalist Ariana Jabaz who came to Fillmore from Orange County to interview Ms. Laureano, her coach/uncle Rafael Laureano and her coach/father Cuauhtémoc Laureano for the report. Ms. Laureano is a 3rd grade student of Ms. Ferguson at San Cayetano Elementary. Representatives of the Fillmore Unified School District were also on hand for the filming including principal Ms. Tricia Gradias who stated, “On behalf of the San Cayetano staff, we are all very proud of Niza and her athletic accomplishments. Not only is Niza an outstanding athlete, she is an outstanding student at San Cayetano School who has a strong work ethic and a fantastic attitude. She is an outstanding example of an all-around student leading a balanced life due to the support of a wonderful family.” |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, August 26th, 2015
 It was a busy week for Fillmore’s So Cal Bears. The Bears took the field on Wednesday, August 19, for the first scrimmage of the year. The game was played at Ventura’s Buena High School against the Ventura Packers. On Saturday, the annual Jamboree was held at Apollo field in Simi Valley, where the Bears played against Moorpark, Thousand Oaks, and Simi Valley. |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, August 26th, 2015
 This Friday evening, August 28th is the First Home Football for our Fillmore High Flashes against Grace Brethren H.S. J.V. start time is 4:30, and the Varsity start time is 7:30PM. Let’s all make an effort to support our Fillmore, Bardsdale, and Piru Kids, and show up to the games this year. GO FLASHES!!!! The next Home Football game is on Friday, September 11th against Oak Park. Same times as above. |
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, July 14th, 2015
Anyone near the Memorial building this weekend may have stopped a moment to listen. Shouts of "hit" and "clean". While coaches kept a watchful eye, four accomplished cheer/tumbling instructors lead the two-day camp. This years camp was attended by 96 girls, ages 4 to 14. The number of girls attending was almost double that of last year. Coaches this year are: Katie 2015 SoCal Bears Cheer Camp MVP Yanely Lara, Best Dancer CeCe Vega, Hot Mess Myah Virto , Best Performer Monique Stone, Best Jumps Athena Merjil, Best Weave Aryanne Munoz, Best Motions Jacey Warren. Best overall cheerleader peewee team Morgan Ferguson. Best overall cheerleader bantam team Daisy Robledo. Overall spirit stick awards: Gremlins Azaria Aguilar, Peewee Presley Mc Lain, Bantam Addy Virto , Juniors CeCe Vega, Seniors Vanessa Lopez, Ages 5-13. |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, July 1st, 2015
 Christian Conaway returns to racing following a 2 year hiatus. Fillmore native Christian Conaway earns 3rd place at the Maryhill Festival of Speed event, which is the largest gravity racing event in the world. 230 racers from USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, Ireland, Russia, Japan, Malaysia, Australia, Germany and 10 others countries traveled to Goldendale Washington to race the famous Maryhill Loops Road course. The course is 2.2 miles long, 17 corners lined with 1300 safety hale bales over 2000 feet of safety netting, hundreds of sponsor banners and perfectly smooth asphalt road. Christian Conaway took a 2 year hiatus from racing while he served a LDS Mission in Bogota Colombia. He returned to his studies at BYU and is engaged to Rachel Wilcox. Life moves fast for Christian on and off the street luge. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, June 10th, 2015
 The Fillmore Broncos Flag Football team with their coach and trophy after winning division championship against Ventura last Sunday. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, June 10th, 2015
 The Fillmore Bears football team at their car wash at Wm. L Morris last Saturday. Photos courtesy Roberta Andrino. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, May 27th, 2015
 Lupita Perez Lupita Perez placed 6th in the 1600m this past Saturday and will advance on to compete this Saturday at Cerritos College in the 1600m. |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, May 27th, 2015
 (l-r) Demitriouz Lozano, Dominick Gonzalez, Aaron Cornejo, and Damien Gonzalez. Not in photo are alternates Enrique Gutierrez and Saul Santa Rosa. The Boys 4x400m advance to the CIF Finals in Track and Field to take place this Saturday at Cerritos College. This past Saturday at CIF prelims the boys set a personal record with a time of 3:28.38 placing third overall. Way to go Flashes! Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Wednesday, May 20th, 2015
 Justin Coert will complete this Saturday at Cerritos College in both the Discus and Shot Put. Just was first in the discus at CIF prelims with a throw of 147 feet 6 inches and second in the Shot Put with a personal record throw of 51 feet 7.75 inches. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, May 19th, 2015
 FHS will be hosting a CIF playoff game this Friday at 3:15 PM against Mammoth. We would like to encourage attendance (which is free). Nothing more American than Memorial Day weekend and a baseball game. Enlarge Photo |
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, May 19th, 2015
Saturday May 16th we participated in Our Co Conference Championships. This is where Ventura County Youth Track and Field Conference goes head to head with the Southern California Youth Track Conference. Each Conference sends their top 4 athletes in every lane event, and top 8 in distance event. Heritage Valley had quite a few athletes representing the VCYTC. The event was held at Royal High School in Simi Valley. This meet concludes our season. We would like to thank all parents, athletes, and volunteers. This has been one of our best seasons. GO BLAZERS!! Co Conference Results: Gremlin Girls Bantam Girls Midget Girls Youth Girls Intermediate Girls Bantam Boys Midget Boys Intermediate Boys |
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, May 19th, 2015
Saturday May 9th we participated in our annual Ventura County Varsity Finals. Our club had 60 participants that had met qualifying marks by being in the top of their divisions. This year the Varsity finals were held at Moorpark High School. The participating clubs were Thousand Oaks Flyers, Newbery Park Panthers, Ojai Roadrunners, Ventura Tigres, Moorpark Striders, Camarillo Cosmos, Oxnard Stars, and our Heritage Valley Blazers. The top marks from varsity finals will move on to Co Conference Championships where the top runners from The Southern California Youth Track Conference will be going head to head against our Ventura County Youth Track Conference. Co Conference Championships will be held at Royal High School in SImi Valley Saturday May 16th. Heritage Valley Blazers Co Conference Championships qualifiers: Gremlin Girls Bantam GIrls Midget Girls Youth Girls Intermediate Girls Bantam Boys Midget Boys Intermediate Boys |
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By Anonymous — Monday, April 13th, 2015
Written by Ram Medina, President So Cal Fillmore Bears. What started last year as a small chapter of 37 boys and 50 cheerleaders, has grown to over 140 boys and over 100 cheerleaders in less than 12 months. We would like to thank the families of Fillmore, Santa Paula, and Piru for making the Fillmore Bears the biggest youth football organization in Fillmore!!! We are proud to serve the vast majority of boys and girls in our local communities and we look forward to growing even bigger in 2016. We are part of the biggest and safest youth football league in Ventura County. We are the most affordable youth football chapter in Ventura County. We have 7 teams confirmed for 2015 and possibly 8. We are in need of a Pee Wee coach in the 8-9 year old division. For more information please visit our website www.socalfillmorebears.com |
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By Anonymous — Tuesday, April 7th, 2015
Fillmore Raiders Youth Football & Cheer is Still taking sign-ups for the 2015 Season. Please contact Yvette Espinosa @ (805)290-7248 or visit our website and download a registration Form www.fillmoreyouthfootball.net |
 (l-r) Valerie Tobias and Jalynne Magana. Eagles girls U13 soccer club defeated Legends 2-1 Sunday 03/15/2015 in the championship game at Ventura College Sportsplex and captured the National Cup title and will be advancing to Far West Regional Championship games that will be held Boise Idaho late June 2015. Club is composed players from Camarillo, Ventura, Oxnard, Newbury park, Pasadena and these to ladies from Fillmore. Enlarge Photo By Anonymous — Wednesday, March 25th, 2015
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