Snoop Youth Football League Alum, Jermar Jefferson, presented a competitive rushing game for the Oregon State Beavers last season. His efforts at the running back position earned him Pac-12 Freshmen Offensive Player of the Year and an All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention.
High school football teams throughout the Southland united at El Camino College to clash in the 11-ON Passing Tournament and Lineman Competition, hosted by the Rams and Nike. The event allowed the prep athletes exposure and extra practice but also allowed them to commune with other teams. Former NFL star and L.A. Rams Community Affairs and Engagement Specialist Johnathan Franklin facilitated the competitions and shared his wisdom with the athletes. The day started with pool play games to determine the seeding for the single-game elimination 7-on-7 tournament that was held in the afternoon. “It’s really a creative way to be
Long Beach Poly senior corner Alex Austin has committed to Oregon State. Austin helped the Jackrabbits get a (9-3) overall record and go undefeated in the Moore League during the 2017 season.
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Athletes born or bred in Southern California made brilliant strides in the NFL during the 2017-18 season.
Bishop Montgomery dynamic guard David Singleton is among the bevy of Division 1 college basketball signees confirmed for the 20th annual Collision All-Star Game set for Saturday April 14, 2018 at Los Angeles Harbor College in Wilmington, California.
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.
Crenshaw High School will return to the CIF City Championship game after defeating the Carson Colts 41-13 on Friday
In July, the Los Angeles City Section announced the new playoff format that allows all 24 division I programs to compete in the postseason.
Senior Nickeisha Williams is an outside hitter for the Cal State Northridge Matadors, aiding them with their 4-2 record in Big West play.
Only the biggest stages can handle him and he is no stranger to postseason matchups.
The Gauchos fought against an indomitable Dons squad to survive for a 42-34 win.
Notes, quotes and things picked up on the run from coast-to-coast and all the stops in between and beyond.
Coach of the Year: Manuel Douglas, Narbonne High School Player of the Year: Roman Ale, senior quarterback, Narbonne Offensive Player of the Year: DeVaughn Cooper, senior wide receiver, Narbonne Defensive Player of the Year: Derek Moore, senior defensive lineman, Crenshaw Offensive Lineman of the Year: Jesse Hernandez, senior offensive lineman, Arleta Defensive Lineman of the Year: Anthony Pandy, junior defensive linemen, Narbonne First Team Offense Quarterbacks Clarence Williams, Sylmar, senior Chris Duncan, Taft, senior Miguel Guerra, South Gate, senior Running Backs Isaiah Gable, Arleta, senior Sterling Salguero, Birmingham, senior Ladell Atkins, El Camino Real, junior Sean Riley, Narbonne, senior Aundre
The Crenshaw Cougars (9-5) could not surpass the Narbonne Gauchos (12-2) in the Division I city section title bout. The gauchos beat the cougars 57-21. Although Crenshaw had moments of sound defense, the Narbonne offense completed key passes that led to touchdowns. Crenshaw came into the game outnumbered; their 37-member squad went up against Narbonne’s 81 members, according to Max Preps. The gauchos were the first to score a touchdown early in the 1st quarter. Narbonne kept Crenshaw from scoring and earned another touchdown. Crenshaw would fumble the ball, allowing Narbonne to gain another possession. The gauchos denied the Cougar