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The Farmers Insurance Open, La Jolla’s annual stop on professional golf’s PGA Tour, returned to Torrey Pines Golf Course Jan. 25-28, culminating in Max Homa’s come-from-behind victory.
Seventh-graders from San Diego’s Millennial Tech Middle School visit Torrey Pines Golf Course in La Jolla ahead of this week’s tournament to hear from pro golfers, learn about careers in the industry and more.
One might think La Jolla resident Marisa Rastetter would cool her heels a bit after winning a world triathlon championship, but Rastetter says there’s no downtime as she races toward her next event.
With something for every guest — from hardcore golf fans to others simply looking for entertainment — the Farmers Insurance Open pro tournament is headed back to Torrey Pines Golf Course as La Jolla’s premier annual golf event.
To Dr. Jerold Chun, the marathon is a way to honor his father and bring his family together.
Community Recreation Group members disagree over whether the needs of children or older adults are being adequately met.
The La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club hosted the USTA National 40 Hard Court Championships last week, crowning champions in men’s and women’s singles and doubles tennis.
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Rady Children’s Hospital Auxiliary La Jolla’s ‘Dinking for Dollars’ will be Oct. 15 in Encinitas.
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 JCC Maccabi Games, the largest organized Jewish youth sports event in North America, returned to San Diego last week after a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
For the fourth time, the Sneaks Summer Classic basketball tournament charged onto the courts at the La Jolla Recreation Center.
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Young baseball players on 58 teams from across San Diego County stepped up to the plate for the inaugural Beach & Bay Battle tournament June 6-12, co-hosted by the La Jolla and Tecolote youth baseball leagues at their respective fields.
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.
