A contending Crenshaw Cougars football team earned their third loss at the wrong time when they fell to the Narbonne Gauchos 48-7 in the Open Division Championship game.
In July, the Los Angeles City Section announced the new playoff format that allows all 24 division I programs to compete in the postseason.
To balance the rigors of athletics and academics, Slaughter uses his time off court wisely by studying.
Only the biggest stages can handle him and he is no stranger to postseason matchups.
Both teams benefited from ineligible players during the City Section title game and throughout the season.
Head coach Ed Waters earned CIF division I Coach of the Year honors two years in a row. In both years, a Crenshaw player won Player of the Year.
Dorsey seniors Gregory Jordan jr. and Antwone Williams earned a chance to pursue football on the Division l college level.
Coach Tuck uses basketball to inspire and empower youth.
Relive the excitement of the 2017 L.A. City Section basketball championships through photos
It was a well-earned victory for Fairfax, who lagged behind the Dolphins for most of the game
The Crenshaw cougars boys basketball team earned their second consecutive City Championship title against the Granada Hills Highlanders 65-45.
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The defense of the Los Angeles High School Romans silenced the Hawks, leading the Romans to a 36-6 victory in the Division II City Section Championship.
The Gauchos fought against an indomitable Dons squad to survive for a 42-34 win.