Fremont Has No Runs on Dorsey
Skillful defense and a powerful offense caused Dorsey to defeat the Fremont Pathfinders last Thursday 10-0.
Skillful defense and a powerful offense caused Dorsey to defeat the Fremont Pathfinders last Thursday 10-0.
The reigning division III City Section Champions routed the Crenshaw Cougars girls softball team 24-6 on Thursday.
The best basketball players of the L.A. City Section
Relive the excitement of the 2017 L.A. City Section basketball championships through photos
The 85-80 win over the Westchester Comets boys basketball team was a milestone for the Birmingham Patriots. For the first time in the school’s history, their boys basketball time won the City Section championship. “There’s a lot of city championships in Birmingham’s history,” said head coach Nicholas Halic. “None of them were boys basketball before this.” Senior Devante Doutrive scored 26 points, eight rebounds, and four assists; junior Devonaire Doutrive made 24 points and eight rebounds. Devante described the game as “competitive,” “physical,” and “strong.” “I didn’t want to play nobody weak for the championship,” said Devante. “Coming out to
The Westchester Lady Comets basketball team defeated the Venice Gondoliers 71-57 to clinch the division I City Section Championship title.
The Crenshaw cougars boys basketball team earned their second consecutive City Championship title against the Granada Hills Highlanders 65-45.
Five members of the Augustus Hawkins high school football team signed to colleges on National Signing Day.
Dorsey had a strong 8-3 overall campaign and only lost one game in the Coliseum League.
Dorsey High school is home to some of the fastest runners in the city and the state.
The cougars were recognized in front of the L.A. City Council for winning the Division I Los Angeles City Section Championship.
Chaminade’s Higgins leads SS girls squad and D-1 Recruits dominate SS boys roster
After 19 years, the Crenshaw Cougars boys’ basketball team became the 2016 CIF City Section Champions. This was the team’s first championship title since the retirement of the legendary head coach Willie West. The Cougars battled against the Hamilton Yankees (12-17 overall, 6-6 Western League) in the title match. Many alumni, including former Crenshaw basketball players, attended the game. “The atmosphere was outrageous, especially our side of the crowd,” said junior guard Chris Kendrick. “It was people talking and trying to talk to you, tell you what to do, but you have to stay in tune to the game.”