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She shoots and scores big time: La Jolla Country Day’s Kelsey Plum cannot leave it all on the court

All star Kelsey Plum poses with La Jolla Country Day School Girls Basketball coach Terri Bamford. Michael Ragovin

La Jolla Country Day senior basketball star Kelsey Plum is one player who does not leave it all on the court. For the accomplished athlete, the (not so) secret to her success is practice.
As obvious at it might sound, the five-foot- eight player said practice is the most important part of the game. She said it gives her a “psychological edge, knowing that you put up more time and shots than your competitor.”

La Jolla Half Marathon organizers offer update, security measures

The La Jolla Half Marathon and and La Jolla Shores 5K takes place on Sunday, April 28, 2013. Courtesy Photo

A quick update on the La Jolla Half Marathon on Sunday, April 28, 2013 from the Kiwanis Club of La Jolla. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims of the tragedy in Boston and their families. We are working diligently with our partners in law enforcement and public safety and will be taking appropriate measures depending on developing information from local and federal authorities.

La Jolla High School baseball falls to Cathedral Catholic High in non-conference clash

Cathedral pitcher Mike Martin winds up and delivers to a Viking batter. Michael Ragovin

The Cathedral Catholic High School Dons defeated La Jolla High School Vikings, 4-0 at the Dons’ field on Thursday, April 4, 2013. The Vikings kept it close throughout the game, though they left too many men on base and squandered several scoring opportunities. Considering that Cathedral Catholic is the No. 1 high school baseball team in the country, the Vikings made a game of it.

La Jollans help host 40th San Diego Crew Classic on Mission Bay

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Collegiate rowing teams came together April 5-7, 2013 for one of the biggest regattas on the West Coast — the San Diego Crew Classic. The waters on Mission Bay served as the playing field for some 155 events, which culminated in trophy presentations Sunday afternoon, and the 20th Classic Brunch by the Bay, chaired this year by Jane Fetter of La Jolla and a committee of 21 volunteers.

Spring break means one thing for La Jolla Youth Baseball: Games on!

LJYB Mustang players from B of A Home Loans line up with the SDSU Aztecs to sing the National Anthem before the game on March 23.

Every team makes the playoffs in La Jolla Youth Baseball. How teams prepare for the end of the season is as different as the 37 coaches we have in our league. Some develop more pitchers and catchers all season, while others move players all around the defensive positions to make sure improvement is the goal.

Going Viral: La Jolla Jiu Jitsu instructor Clark Gracie joins ‘ridiculously photogenic’ meme

This is one of the many Internet memes of La Jolla Jiu Jitsu instructor Clark Gracie (left) which refer to him as the ‘Ridiculously Photogenic Jiu Jitsu Guy.’ The photo was taken at a Jui Jitsu tournament in New York.

A photo of Clark Gracie, a La Jolla Jiu Jitsu teacher and champion fighter, has spread across Internet memes as the “Ridiculously Photogenic Jiu Jitsu Guy.”

Keikis to hang ten at Menehune Surf Contest in La Jolla Shores

Photo by Claudia Perez.

La Jolla Shores Surfing Association is accepting applications for its annual Menehune Surf Contest on April 20 at La Jolla Shores. The deadline for registration is April 13.

La Jolla High baseball to play first game at PETCO Park

La Jolla High’s baseball team will get the opportunity to play ball at PETCO Park, home of the San Diego Padres, against Point Loma High School on April 19. (Courtesy Photo)

The boys of La Jolla High’s Vikings baseball team will be hitting the field at 1 p.m. Friday, April 19 against Point Loma High School — oh, and the field will be the San Diego Padres’ PETCO Park.

Gain without pain awaits you at La Jolla Wellness Studio

The Range of Motion Machine works the muscles and the cardio and can provide a good workout in a shorter time period. (Courtesy)

The expression “no pain, no gain” does not apply at La Jolla Wellness Studio on Fay Avenue where new technology and nutrition are providing a painless path to fitness.

La Jolla Country Day tennis team has its eyes on the CIF prize

Senior Gabriel Pamich hits forehand. Courtesy

La Jolla Country Day’s men’s tennis team completed half the season with a 9-0 record regular duel matches. The players have defeated such tops teams as Dana Hills (from Orange County), La Costa Canyon, and their biggest rival, La Jolla High School.

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    Hats off to the members of the City of Del Mar’s Finance Committee Pension Sub-Committee for the 18-plus months they spent learning the ins and outs of the City’s $23,000,000-plus pension obligation. They really have a well-researched understanding of the issues and the politics and the challenges of the City’s pension liability, and as we approach the next […]
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