Every year on Mother’s Day weekend, the Moms of LJYB run the show and from the reports, the dads might learn a thing or two about having fun and winning games. Shetland and Pinto is where the revolution takes place, and some of the make coaches didn’t look terribly comfortable squirming in the stands while the kids took instructions from their new mentors.
The San Diego Chargers have signed six of their seven 2012 draft choices to four-year contracts.
The La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club will host the United States Tennis Association (USTA) National Senior Women’s Hard Court Tennis Championships on Monday. The event will be played through Sunday, May 20. Events include both singles and doubles in the 50 and over, 60 and over, 70 and over, 80 and over, and 90 [...]
La Jolla Youth Baseball celebrates holidays with gusto and Cinco de Mayo was no exception.
The San Diego Chargers signed three of their seven draft selections from the 2012 NFL draft: LB Melvin Ingram (first round), DE Kendall Reyes (second round) and C David Molk (seventh round). All three players signed four-year contracts.
October is when everything happens in Major League Baseball. Some of us remember Reggie Jackson as “Mr. October.” In La Jolla Youth Baseball, May is the new October. Lineups are less fluid, ace pitchers extend their outings, exciting one-run games are common.
Sergio Reyes’ run to the finish line of Sunday’s La Jolla Half Marathon was a lonely one. Not only was it the second straight year Reyes won the La Jolla 13.1-mile race, he did it faster than he did in 2011. In fact, it was 20 seconds faster as he finished with a time of one hour, six minutes and 24 seconds.
For the sixty 11- and 12-year-olds who play Bronco baseball in La Jolla,the Bronco field is the main stage for their weekend activities because of its central location near the snack shack, restrooms, parking lot and the allure of the Bronco bleachers and shed.
The San Diego Padres will pay tribute to Jackie Robinson’s legacy during a ceremony before tonight’s game at Petco Park against the Philadelphia Phillies featuring children from the Jackie Robinson Family YMCA of San Diego, along with representatives from its board of directors and a Jackie Robinson Scholar.
La Jolla Youth Baseball spent the last week dusting off some cobwebs from Spring Break, but a lot of home runs were recorded too, so some kids went to the batting cages over the break. The next four weeks will really define the season and things get more interesting with tighter games, a more competitive atmosphere and of course, some drama.
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