Two local baseball squads saw their seasons continue in dramatic fashion Tuesday, while the Samohi Lady Vikings softball squad’s 2024 run came to a close. In a second-round CIF playoff contest, the Samohi Vikings defeated the Ganesha Giants 3-2.

After a very lean period for the New Roads baseball squad, the Jaguars unit has finally found its roar thanks to new leadership on the field and in the dugout. This past week, the Jaguars secured a playoff victory for the first time since 2016,

The City Section will hold its track prelims on Friday at El Camino College. Jordan Coleman of Granada Hills ran a 10.67 100 meters at the West Valley League finals. At the Marine League finals, Christina Gray of Carson ran the girls’ 100 in 11.83 and the 200 in 24.65. Jerald Martin Evangelista of Carson led the long jumpers at 21-3.

The Southern Section baseball playoffs begin this week with plenty of pitching firepower, including shutouts, no-hitters and walk-off home runs.

The Mustangs’ only prior appearance in a section championship game came in 2006, which ended in a four-set defeat to Santa Monica in Division III. Senior opposite Chris Rivera had a team-leading 19 digs and two blocks assists. Junior setter Adam Menendez ...

Antelope Valley College volleyball player Cameron Nelsen and basketball player Myron Amey Jr., who is transferring to Loyola Marymount from San Jose State, are winners of the final CalHOPE Courage Award for this school year.

The best of the diamond at Samohi will be tested this week, as the Vikings baseball and softball squads enter the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Southern Section playoffs. First up will be the Lady Vikings softball unit,

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Audrey Flanagan and Giselle Yau lead Mira Costa to victory over Redondo Union to take the Division 1 girls' beach volleyball title.

East Stroudsburg University graduate Andrew Linder is running across the country to combat human trafficking. He’s not alone. He has five of his closest friends with him for the two-month,