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With 1:40 to play, University City trailed The Bishop’s School of La Jolla for the first time in the game Sept. 23.
Between them, La Jolla and El Capitan high schools have stepped on the field for 161 football seasons.
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La Jolla High School Football Roundup
The La Jolla High School girls volleyball team started the season strong with a home victory over Maranatha Christian on Aug. 24.
The 2022 “Battle for Pearl Street” went to the Bishop’s School Knights, who avenged last season’s loss to La Jolla High School by beating the Vikings, 28-7, on Aug. 18 in the football season opener for the La Jolla rivals.
After playing spring and fall seasons last year, having a full offseason has been a big boost, coaches say.
Two recent La Jolla High School graduates were awarded scholarships for their water polo prowess, both calling it an honor while noting that water polo is very much a team — and community — sport.
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After just two years, La Jolla Country Day School basketball coach DJ Gay is moving on to another school, and Country Day has embarked on a national search for a replacement.
Jennings led the Vikings to the Southern California Regional Division II crown.
La Jolla High School social studies teacher and water polo and swimming coach Tom Atwell is used to giving cancer a run for its money.
To kick off offseason training, the La Jolla High School Vikings football team held a spring game June 3.
Camden French and Dante Schrantz graduated June 3 from La Jolla Country Day School just weeks after achieving another big milestone — winning the CIF San Diego Section boys doubles tennis championship May 14.
In the past month and a half, La Jolla High School sophomore Arielle Brotman broke four school records in individual swimming events.
Bishop’s School senior and swim team co-captain Greyson Davies did not go into this month’s CIF San Diego Section Division II championships expecting to place high, let alone win four gold medals.
After a nine-year journey to make beach volleyball an approved sport in the CIF San Diego Section, La Jolla High School captured the first championship May 7 at San Diego Mesa College.
For Bishop’s School senior and four-sport athlete Maggie Johnson, the accolades just keep rolling in.
Rather than take on a pessimistic attitude after a rough start to the season, the La Jolla High School girls basketball team took on a willingness to work.
Seventeen athletes and a coach from La Jolla’s three high schools (La Jolla, Bishop’s and La Jolla Country Day) were named to all-CIF San Diego Section honors for winter sports this school year.
