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Here’s a look at how La Jolla’s high school varsity football teams fared over the weekend: Bishop’s 20, University City 18: The Knights won their third straight game in defeating previously unbeaten University City.
It was an explosive night of football Aug. 20 when the La Jolla High School Vikings took on The Bishop’s School Knights in what is known as the Battle for Pearl Street.
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For being a first-year team, the La Jolla United coed water polo squad for players 10 and younger had an impressive showing at the recent USA Water Polo Junior Olympics competition, winning a bronze medal.
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The U.S. team defeats Russia in the final in Tokyo.
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There was much hoopla at the La Jolla Recreation Center on July 17 as local basketball players gathered for the Sneaks Summer Classic annual tournament.
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The track will welcome back fans for its 82nd season.
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The club’s board president maintains that ‘race was never considered’ in cutting ties with Ronald Agenor, who is Black.
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Two La Jolla Country Day School alumni and one current student have been selected to play Olympic-level basketball this year as members of USA Basketball.
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Shetland team already heading to the World Series for first time in league history
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Rees Jones, who redesigned the Torrey South Course, thinks it should be awarded another U.S. Open.
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If you weren’t able to witness Jon Rahm’s narrow win over Louis Oosthuizen in person or on TV, or you want to relive it, here’s a collection of photos.
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Birdies on the final two holes carry him past Louis Oosthuizen for his first major victory.
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Fog delays the start by 90 minutes and 36 golfers have their rounds suspended by darkness.
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Locals who recall Tiger Woods’ dramatic playoff victory say this year’s capacity-restricted contest could be just as exciting, though in a different way.
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The Bishop’s School boys and girls water polo teams went undefeated this season and are seeded No. 1 going into the CIF San Diego Section playoffs, which start Wednesday, June 9.
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La Jolla resident Sally Fuller, 91, has spent the past half of her life playing tennis and in recent years has managed to turn her pastime into a national top two ranking.
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Bleachers and other infrastructure go up to accommodate an expected 10,000 fans a day for the major tournament June 17-20.
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La Jollan Rob Strasberg is celebrating his first national tennis championship at age 52.
