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Though the La Jolla High School Vikings didn’t have the storybook ending they were hoping for this football season, head coach Tyler Roach says the future of the program is bright, based on the strong underclassmen who helped carry La Jolla to the CIF San Diego Section Division II championship game Nov. 26.
La Jolla High School, which struggled to a 3-7 record during the regular season, is now the last team standing among La Jolla’s three high school varsity football teams in the CIF San Diego Section playoffs.
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More than 20 student-athletes from high schools in La Jolla participated in Signing Day on Nov. 10, committing to play a sport for a National Collegiate Athletic Association college for at least one academic year.
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After knocking out Vista High School in the CIF Open Division semifinals on Nov. 9, the Bishop’s School Knights boys water polo team is looking for its third CIF title this weekend.
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Golf may be known as a quiet, solitary sport, but that doesn’t stop players like La Jolla Country Day School freshman Ashley Ding from bringing some fun to the course.
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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.
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The La Jolla High School and Bishop’s School varsity boys water polo teams cleared the quarterfinals of the CIF playoffs this week and will proceed to the semifinals.
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Despite being “well-versed” in the world of water polo from the time he was a child, La Jolla High School senior Max LaGrange said he feels that this year is truly his year.
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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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La Jolla Country Day School point guard Jada Williams has signed a multiyear partnership with Spalding to become the sporting goods maker’s latest brand ambassador for both basketball equipment and sportswear.
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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.
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As a starting center defender in field hockey, Sabine Knott keeps the entire field in her vision.
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Fall sports are underway, with student-athletes across La Jolla taking to the court, course, pool and field.
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Jerry Fleischhacker, a retired history teacher and the winningest soccer coach in school history, didn’t miss any of the 704 games played by his teams.
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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 55, Francis Parker 6: The Knights (5-2) got four touchdowns from Raynell Thornton in defeating Parker (3-4) on Oct. 8.
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The return of the “Tangle in the Tank” — a water polo match pitting the La Jolla High School varsity boys water polo team against the varsity football team — raised a lot this year: awareness, spirits and more than $6,000 for the Susan G.
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Here’s a look at how La Jolla’s high school varsity football teams fared over the weekend: Santa Fe Christian 31, Bishop’s 24: The Knights’ four-game winning streak ended Oct. 2 as Santa Fe Christian of Solana Beach stayed undefeated at 6-0.
