Being a pitcher can be the most difficult position on the baseball field, especially if the game is on the line and a championship title is at stake. View Park Junior pitcher Janell Brown has been there—three times.
The end-of-the-year celebration recognized the achievements of Compton College student-athletes during the 2017-18 academic year.
Notes, quotes and things picked up on the run from coast-to- coast and all the stops in between and beyond.
The Dorsey Dons softball team finished their season on a high note by defeating the Manual Arts Toilers 13-3 during their senior night game. For baseball, the Dons continue to pace the Coliseum League as of Monday, defeating the Locke Saints 6-3.
The invitational will be from February 19-25. The Knights won back-to-back CIF City Section Championships in their first two seasons.
2017 was a great year for Sports
Dodger outfielder Trayce Thompson visited the athletes of Dodgers RBI in Compton for the Dodger Day festival
The CIF Southern Section is pleased to announce the top ten girl’s and boy’s athletic programs in the 26th Annual Commissioner’s Cup.
The reigning division III City Section Champions routed the Crenshaw Cougars girls softball team 24-6 on Thursday.
During this season, members of the team developed a better cohesion with one another and learned how to compete in a higher level.
Led by Head Coach, Leesa Harris and assistant coaches, Brittnei Price and Aprylle Ross, the Lady Knights recovered from a two-run deficit to defeat Vaughn High School by a score of 5-2, winning the championship.
View Park Prep girl’s softball team won the 2016 LA City CIF Section Girl’s Softball Championship in their first year competing
The View Park Knights softball team started their inaugural season this March. During their first game, two-time softball Olympian Natasha Watley threw the first pitch and was honored with a plaque by the school. “It’s very, very good to see that we have two schools are out here in the inner city–Dorsey, View Park—and we have the girls out here competing, playing and having fun,” said View Park Athletic Director Robert Ambers. The team’s first opponent was the Dorsey Dons, View Park lost to Dorsey 7-9. “We have a good chemistry now,” said sophomore player Camille Taylor. “Playing against other
International Softball star and two-time Olympian Natasha Watley visited the campus of View Park Preparatory Accelerated Charter High School to help celebrate the inception of their softball team.