San Diego Longhorns 11U baseball team wins tournament in Arizona

The San Diego Longhorns 11U baseball team recently won the Triple Crown Spring Training Championship Tournament in Arizona on March 14-17.

The San Diego Longhorns 11U baseball team recently won the Triple Crown Spring Training Championship Tournament in Arizona on March 14-17.

San Diego Premier field hockey club, based in Carmel Valley, took a first place and a second place in the Under 16 division of the Cal 6v6 Tournament last week in northern California.
It might sound like a bit of a stretch, but 17 year-old Katie Fletcher first fell into what would become a lifelong love affair with soccer as a total fluke. “I played intramural soccer with friends at school for fun, but one day a friend of mine went to try out for the Rancho Santa Fe Attack club,” she remembers from her Solana Beach home. “I went with her and tried out on a whim and got placed on the best team; my friend didn’t.”

Can 16 plus 25 equal 1? The Carmel Valley-based San Diego Youth Rugby Mustangs U18 boys team sure hopes so.
The defending Southern California Club Champions have been invited to participate in the Boys High School National Invitational Championship in Elkhart, Indiana from May 16-18. The Mustangs Club team is currently ranked No. 25 by Rugby Magazine, the bible for the sport in the U.S.

In another great basketball season hosted by the Boys and Girls Club of San Dieguito, the Carmel Valley Bobcats won the 2012-2013 8th Grade Big 8 Championship.
Cathedral Catholic was perfect on its way to winning a Western League title.
But with a chance to win a San Diego Section title against a league rival they’d already beaten in both previous meetings, the Dons were far from anything resembling perfection.

The honors for Cathedral Catholic’s baseball team typically come in June, and just about like clockwork.

With an Irish mother and English father, rugby might be in the DNA of Johnathan and Torran Raby. The brothers have enjoyed tremendous success in the sport over the past few years, and they captained the Torrey Pines Varsity and Junior Varsity rugby squads, respectively, to a combined 17-1 record in the 2012-13 season, and into the Southern California High School Rugby Finals Feb. 16 in Palos Verdes. Sophomore Torran helped the JV defeat Palos Verde, 51-24. Senior Johnathan had a creative, behind-the-back assist and scored a try, but a depleted Torrey Pines squad (five starters injured or MIA) lost to a powerful Long Beach Wilson HS Varsity, 50-19, in the title match.

Sierra Campisano walked into the Torrey Pines gym with modest expectations when she went out for the varsity girls basketball team as a freshman last fall.

After spending most of the last six weeks chasing its Palomar League nemesis, Torrey Pines caught up when it mattered most.