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Despite being the No. 1 seeded team heading into last week’s CIF Boys Golf Championship, Torrey Pines was hardly the veteran, star-studded type of unit that had won the last five section titles.
The Torrey Pines High School varsity softball team finished the regular season as Coastal League champions, in a 3-way tie at the top.
Nine-year-old Kai Molina first picked up a golf club about two years ago, during the offseason of the soccer league he played in.
For the first time since the State CIF went to an Open Division playoff format in boys and girls basketball, the San Diego Section has a No. 1 seed in the Open Division of the Southern California Regional playoffs.
Torrey Pines wins boys Open title on buzzer-beating 3-pointer by Nick Herrmann
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Nick Herrmann’s long shot breaks tie with Cathedral Catholic, moves Falcons to 29-0
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The North Shore Girls Softball 10U Silver 2 team won the Bronze championship in the Scripps Ranch All-Star Tournament on June 5-6.
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The Del Mar Little League Majors Diamondbacks team claimed victory in their Tournament Championship on Thursday, May 27, with a 5-1 win over the Majors Padres in the finals.
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The Torrey Pines High School boys lacrosse team won its eighth CIF championship on June 5 with a 10-3 victory over La Costa Canyon.
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Sporting a gap of just 10 strokes between their top five scorers, the Torrey Pines girls golf team overwhelmed a talented field to capture its second consecutive CIF Division I Championship Thursday, June 3, at La Costa Resort.
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The high school basketball season typically runs November through March, but this season has been anything but typical.
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The Solana Beach School District board will be considering a new policy on diversity, equity and inclusion at its June 17 meeting.
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Also headed here: Rancid, Waterparks, Cypress Hill, Rod Wave Soulfly
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Board of Supervisors Chair Nathan Fletcher and administrators laid out spending priorities including environment
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Local teenager Olivia DuPont has recently launched “The Optimist Coloring Book”, a 28-page coloring book for children filled with illustrations inspired by her favorite inspirational quotes.
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The San Dieguito Union High School District will not fill its superintendent position until next year.
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The Solana Beach City Council will decide later this month which local nonprofits receive funding through the city’s Community Grant Program.
Riding its staunch defense, the La Costa Canyon girls soccer team became the first to win three CIF Open Division championships when it stonewalled Torrey Pines, 2-0, Friday night, May 28, at Mission Bay High School.
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When No. 1-seed Cathedral Catholic stepped onto the field at Mission Bay High School Friday, May 28, to take on third-seeded San Pasqual for the CIF Open Division Boys Soccer Championship, all signals looked to be pointing in the right direction.
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Officials hoping to sell about 15,000 seats for each day of summer meeting
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She helps USC to NCAA beach volleyball title with win over UCLA
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A four-goal second half eruption blew open what had been a close game Tuesday night, May 25, as No. 1 seeded host Cathedral Catholic rolled past fourth-seeded Del Norte, 5-0, in the CIF Open Division Boys Soccer semi-finals.
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Combining a stifling midfield defense and some opportunistic play offensively, the No. 4-seeded Torrey Pines girls soccer team knocked off top seed and defending section champion Cathedral Catholic, 1-0, in the Tuesday, May 25, CIF Open Division semi-finals.
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From a practice field in the small town of Powder Springs, Georgia, a new baseball league for players with autism or other disabilities has expanded throughout the country over the last five years and now seeks volunteers to help it launch in the Del Mar and Encinitas areas.
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The Canyon Crest Academy Ravens varsity softball team won game one of “The Battle of the Academies” on May 18, in a 13-3 victory over San Dieguito Academy High School.
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Hundreds of spectators swarm around him walking up 18, with millions more on TV, eager to witness history
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Bleachers and other infrastructure go up to accommodate an expected 10,000 fans a day for the major tournament June 17-20.
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Rancho Santa Fe resident Jackson Kiil has committed to play soccer at Stanford University in the next school year, 2021/22.
