Like most of his elite golfing peers, Torrey Pines High’s Ryan Burgess hopes to someday play on the PGA. But he’s prudent enough to also be working on a Plan B, and Burgess, a RSF resident who last year accepted an offer to play Division I golf at Southern Methodist University, plans to pursue a degree in business or finance — just in case.
The Canyon Crest Academy Boys Volleyball Team finished tied for 3rd in the Gold Division at the Valhalla Tournament losing to eventual champions Grossmont High School. This result comes on top of winning the consolation division in the Scripps Ranch Tournament.
The SDFA GU14 soccer team won the Nomads’ College Showcase Soccer Tournament held March 31 – April 2. The championship game played at UCSD ended with SDFA prevailing over Nado 1-0 in double overtime. SDFA was undefeated in the five matches it played in the tournament and allowed no goals.
After a rain-shortened nine-hole final round, TPHS senior Ryan Burgess finished at a 6-over-par 182 to win the Boys Division of the Under Armour®/Hunter Mahan Championship, held April 13-15 at the Gleneagles Country Club in Plano, Texas.
Manchester SC GU15 returned from their high school soccer break and picked up where they left off before the break last November, winning the California Spring Cup 2012 edition. The team won its first three games and clinched the title with a game to spare. Game 1 against the rival Sharks team and still rusty [...]
Join the Canyon Crest Academy girls basketball team at summer camp to work on basketball skills in a relaxed, fun environment.
Boys and girls between the ages of 5-14 are invited to sign up for the only Division 1 Youth football program in Carmel Valley, Del Mar, Rancho Santa Fe and Solana Beach.
Cathedral Catholic’s amazing season ended with a forgettable loss, as the Dons suffered their most lopsided defeat of the season, 84-64 to Alemany of Mission Hills (Los Angeles County) in the Southern California Division II semifinals.
Finishing off the best season in team history, the Carmel Valley Middle School Bobcats clawed their way to a second straight Big 8 Conference field hockey title in early March, but not without a bit of confusion and controversy at the very end.
A clear pattern has emerged with Torrey Pines showing a tendency to start slow and finish strong.
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