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Eight women’s water polo players with La Jolla ties — five La Jolla High School graduates and three Bishop’s School graduates — teamed up over the weekend in the USA Water Polo Masters Nationals tournament in Irvine.
The Adaptive Sports and Recreation Association held a fundraiser at La Jolla’s Windemere condominium complex on June 1 to help provide scholarships for participants at its upcoming summer camp July 25-29.
The La Jolla Youth Soccer League’s girls 2005 Impact team kicked its way to second place in the Elite level of the SoCal State Cup on May 15 after two weekends of competition in Norco.
After two years of cancellations and modifications due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the league returns with a record number of players.
The Bishop’s School girls water polo team will vie for its fourth straight Open Division title this weekend when the Knights take on the Grossmont Foothillers of El Cajon in the CIF San Diego Section championships.
Three La Jolla High School water polo players signed letters of intent to play for an NCAA college for at least one academic year.
Fans returned to the Farmers Insurance Open on Jan. 26-29 after a one-year, pandemic-induced absence, and they were treated to a dramatic finish as Luke List edged Will Zalatoris in a final-round playoff at La Jolla’s Torrey Pines Golf Course.
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It is List’s first PGA Tour victory. Jon Rahm and Jason Day miss the playoff by a stroke.
Crowds are down as expected at La Jolla’s Torrey Pines Golf Course in COVID comeback combined with the PGA Tour event’s first Wednesday start.
The Farmers Insurance Open — La Jolla’s annual pro tournament for PGA Tour golfers — is coming back for another round (actually four rounds) next week at Torrey Pines Golf Course with an unusual Wednesday start Jan. 26.
Two top La Jolla boys basketball teams took to the court Jan. 14 with the La Jolla Country Day School Torreys tipping off against The Bishop’s School Knights.
Angie Robles and Renee Chong, basketball players from The Bishop’s School in La Jolla, are among 760 high school seniors nominated to play in the 45th annual McDonald’s All American Games.
Here’s how La Jolla’s high school varsity football teams fared over the weekend in the first round of the CIF San Diego Section playoffs, and a look ahead: La Jolla Country Day 26, Mount Miguel 20: The Torreys (7-4) advanced past Mount Miguel of Spring Valley (4-5) on Nov. 5 behind the play of quarterback Bito Bass-Sulpizio, who threw touchdown passes to Mondo Nishiba and Charlie Gooding and ran for two scores, including a game-winning 16-yard keeper in the fourth quarter.
Here’s a look at how La Jolla’s high school varsity football teams fared over the weekend as they concluded the regular season: Bishop’s 35, Orange Glen 7: The Knights (8-2) defeated Orange Glen of Escondido (5-4) on Oct. 29.
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Here’s a look at how La Jolla’s high school varsity football teams fared over the weekend, plus a look at their next games: Bishop’s 47, La Jolla Country Day 28: In the “Bish Bowl” — Bishop’s version of Homecoming — the Knights (7-2) posted their ninth consecutive win over local rival Country Day (5-4) on Oct. 22.
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Here’s a look at how La Jolla’s high school varsity football teams fared over the weekend, plus a look at their next games: Bishop’s 56, Tri-City Christian 6: The Bishop’s Knights (6-2) rolled up more than 50 points for the second consecutive game in routing Tri-City Christian of Vista (1-7) on Oct. 15.
