Tulare County High School Football: Week 1 Recap and Week 2 Forecast
Golden West's opening victory was vacated, while Tulare Union, Redwood and Golden West headline the week‑two predictions amid a slate of promising matchups.
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Golden West's opening victory was vacated, while Tulare Union, Redwood and Golden West headline the week‑two predictions amid a slate of promising matchups.
The 2026 Tulare County high school football season opens with a slate of marquee games, highlighted by Immanuel vs. Central Valley Christian, Tulare Western vs. El Diamante, Tulare Union vs. Mission Oak, and Dinuba vs. Redwood. Predictions favor several teams as they bring back standout talent and new quarterbacks.
Kylan Henderson, a sophomore with a strong football pedigree, will replace Jordan Crisp as Tulare Union's starting quarterback for the 2026 season. The team returns a experienced offensive line and key receivers, while facing a tough schedule.
The newest edition of the Fresno Bee's high school football rankings spotlights the top five teams from sixth to tenth, highlighting key players, coaching storylines, and the challenges each program faces as the 2026 season approaches.
Eighteen teams, fresh leagues and promising talent promise an exciting campaign across Tulare County.
Practices began Monday as the 2026 season prepares to launch on August 20, featuring a curated list of over three hundred standout athletes from schools throughout the Central Section.
The Tulare Union basketball team was named Tulare County high school boys' sports team of the year for the 2025‑26 season after a 31‑5 record, tournament titles, and a near‑state championship run.
Tulare Union’s basketball squad earns county team of the year honors after a record‑breaking 31‑5 season, highlighted by coach Mark Hatton’s milestone and star player Brayden Stevenson’s scoring breakthrough.
Fresno State’s coaching staff is locking in elite local players, from Bayon Harris to Austin Plaza, while analyst Brandon Huffman urges continued aggressive recruiting to keep the momentum alive.