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A shot of adrenaline, in the form of senior transfer Olivia Yun, powered the Torrey Pines girls golf team to a first place finish in the Avocado West League division of the last week’s North County Conference Tournament and positioned the Falcons as a legitimate challenger for the upcoming CIF Division I Championship.
In the first of two encounters between the two best field hockey teams in the Avocado West League, Torrey Pines proved to be more than Canyon Crest could handle Wednesday night, Oct. 16, defeating the host Ravens, 2-0.
Volleyball: Torrey Pines, ranked among the nation’s top teams, won one of the nation’s most prestigious tournaments.
No surprises in the Avocado West field hockey world.
How big was Carlsbad’s 3-1 (25-13, 16-25, 25-19, 25-18) girls’ volleyball triumph over La Costa Canyon Wednesday night?
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Football: Cathedral Catholic opened Western League play with a decisive 50-14 victory over Point Loma on Oct. 4. -
Never underestimate the power of youth.
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High school football—where for even the best, fortunes can swiftly change.
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Volleyball: Torrey Pines defeated La Costa Canyon 25-14, 25-21, 25-16 in an Avocado League West match on Sept. 25.
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Local young athletes will try to break record, raise funds by swimming Catalina Channel overnight
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Following second-ranked host Cathedral Catholic’s, 63-0, Friday night romp over Otay Ranch, the Dons’ junior running back Christian Hall mingled on the field with friends from the opposing side, posing for a photo with one of their blue helmets on.
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Football: Cathedral Catholic’s longtime coach reached a big milestone as the Dons defeated Eastlake 44-7 in a nonleague game on Sept. 20.
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In a battle of last year’s Avocado West League girls’ golf co-champions Tuesday, Sept. 24, at Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club, it was Canyon Crest that came in with a veteran-stocked squad but Torrey Pines who walked away with the victory, keyed by a first-year medalist.
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Last fall, the Canyon Crest girls golf team made news in the Avocado West League, tying perennial top dog Torrey Pines for the league championship, determined by the results of a double round robin of dual matches during the regular season.
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In a battle of two teams with first-year head coaches, Torrey Pines used a stout defensive effort and three goals from freshman Stella Mikolajewski to easily handle host Cathedral Catholic, 5-1, Thursday, Sept. 19.
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Football: Torrey Pines rallied from a late deficit to defeat previously unbeaten San Pasqual 24-14 in a nonleague game on Sept. 13.
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La Costa Canyon senior Sophia Tulino recently recited a series of goals that she and the team had for the 2019 season.
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Last fall, the Canyon Crest girls tennis team was responsible for one of the biggest sports stories in the young campus’s 15 years of existence.
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Football: Torrey Pines defeated Olympian 10-7 in a nonleague game on Sept. 6.
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The defending CIF champion Torrey Pines girls’ volleyball team has a roster full of luminaries.
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On Sunday, Aug. 25, Youth Golf Alliance, recently founded by several local high school girls and boys varsity golf team members from Canyon Crest Academy and Torrey Pines High School, successfully held a free golf clinic for local kids in 5th-9th grade who aspire to play high school golf and beyond.
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