“After just a 5-5 regular season campaign, there were perhaps some questions among SanDiego County Football watchers as to why the Point Loma Pointers were selected as the No. 5seed in the CIF Division 2 bracket. But those questions were put to rest emphatically by their opening-round victory over Valley Center by the final of
Division 2: (5) University City (23-8) vs. (2) La Jolla Country Day (28-8) When: 5 p.m. Friday Where: Southwestern College Preview: University City breezed through the first two rounds, then upset top-seeded Coronado 3-1 in the semifinals. … La Jolla Country Day had an easy time in the two rounds, then was tested by No. 3 Scripps Ranch
Central League Coronado 42, Clairemont 20 Kearny 56, Canyon Hills 41 City League Christian 49, Morse 0 San Diego 22, Patrick Henry 21 Eastern League Mission Bay 30, Mira Mesa 28 University City 48, La Jolla 27 Western League No. 3 Cathedral Catholic 55, Point Loma 6 No. 1 Lincoln 56, Madison 0 Nonleague Crawford
“…Unlike in past seasons, this year’s playoffs do not have predetermined divisions. The top four teams in the CalPreps.com computer rankings make the Open Division playoffs. Teams ranked No. 5-16 make the Division 1 playoffs, Nos. 17-28 make Division 2, Nos. 29-40 make Division 3, Nos. 41-52 make Division 4 and Nos. 53-64 make Division
A member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame visiting campus to share their experience and offer advice is not something that happens very often! La Jolla High School was visited by NFL legend James Lofton. He was a wide receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Raiders, Buffalo Bills, Green Bay Packers, and Los
“It certainly wasn’t pretty, but it was convincing. Visiting Lincoln High School, ranked No. 1 in the county, rolled over No. 2 Cathedral Catholic 27-7 Friday night in a choppy Western League game that saw 21 penalties called for 190 yards. Of those 21 penalties, 11 were for 10-15 yards. It wasn’t, however, a dirty
“Five San Diego athletes are competing for Team USA in the Paralympic Summer Games that kick off with the opening ceremony Wednesday in Paris. Why it matters: These elite local athletes give us another opportunity to witness historic wins and obsess over sports every day for the next two weeks. The intrigue: Some competitors are making their Paralympic debuts, while others
“…Morse Last season: 4-7 Coach: Tracy McNair, 16th year Key players: Superior Garror (WR-DB), Jermaine Jenkins (RB-LB), Ian Okada (RB-LB), Jacob Chavez-Levins (QB), Jacob Quintanilla (FB-LB), Sergio Rojas (FB-DL), Frank Pizzaro (OL-DL), Nathan Wilson (OL-DL), Benjamin Sanchez (OL-DL), Brandon Moore (WR-DB). Scouting report: Garror rushed for 449 yards and three TDs and caught 12 passes for 137 yards and
San Diego Unified School District is committed to excellence in athletics as part of a larger commitment to excellence in education. That excellence also includes commitment to the physical and emotional well-being, social development of student-athletes as well as the development of their sense of citizenship, dedication to sportsmanship and fair play, the development of individual and team skills, the exertion of best effort, the will to win, and general conduct that brings credit to San Diego Unified and is a source of pride and enthusiasm for all members of the San Diego community.
Ultimately, the mission of the athletics program is to engage as many students as possible, to elevate the spirit and culture of the school, and stimulate the best effort of all who are associated with San Diego Unified. Through the mission of its athletic programs, we will unite the students, faculty, staff, alumni and community in a common and shared experience.
