Baseball: Alta Loma scored four runs in the bottom of the first inning, and they cruised to a 6-3 victory over Walnut. Maddox Delgado went six innings to earn the win. Delgado allowed two runs (one earned) on six hits over six innings. He issued a pair of walks and registered five strikeouts. Rene Juarez […]
Baseball: It’s always a great thing to get off to a quick start in league. And none better in the area than the Baseline League. Etiwanda trailed its host from Rancho Cucamonga, 1-0, as they grabbed their bats in the top of the sixth inning. The Eagles were able to score four times on three […]
Pictured: John Seader & Tanner Grable Baseball: Glendora snapped a three-game losing streak on Wednesday. The Tartans got a timely hit and took advantage of four Downey errors in a 4-1 victory at GHS. Trailing 1-0 in the bottom of the fifth inning, and with two on and two outs, Tanner Grable hit a three-run […]
Softball: Rio Hondo Prep improved to 4-1 after Tuesday’s 5-2 victory at Alhambra. Madison Ro went four scoreless innings, and she allowed a pair of hits to earn the win. Ro didn’t issue a walk and registered three strikeouts. Allie Scott was charged with a pair of unearned runs on three hits. Scott walked two […]
Photo of Elvis Zhang and Joseph Yang courtesy of Sandra Hsieh Tennis: In their most recent match – a 12-6 win over Santa Fe HS – the Minutemen were led by their singles squad, who won 8 of 9 sets. Today, it was doubles’ that carried the torch, also winning 8 of 9 sets, to […]
Volleyball: La Salle opened Del Rey League play with a four-set victory at Paraclete. The Lancers won by scores of 25-19, 23-25, 25-17 and 25-19. Noah An provided 40 set assists. Cory Lai chipped in with 13 kills and a pair of solo blocks. Michael Park added 14 kills in the win. Zade Abernathy produced […]
Softball: La Salle put a 14-0 beatdown on their hosts from St. Anthony in Tuesday’s Camino Real League opener for both programs. The Lancers out-hit the Saints, 18-3, including a 5-0 advantage in extra-base hits. Havana Pagan went three scoreless innings and allowed a pair of hits. Pagan didn’t issue a walk and registered eight […]
Baseball: Pasadena earned Pacific League victory No. 1 in dominating fashion. The Bulldogs secured a 16-6 victory at Burbank in five innings. PHS out-hit BHS 12-7, and four Burbank errors cost the home team nine runs. Casey Peters was charged with five runs (three earned) on four hits over 2 1/3 innings. Peters issued three […]
Photos by Beth Oualline Softball: Wow! What a thrilling back-and-forth Golden Glove rivalry showdown between the San Dimas and Bonita softball programs. The Bearcats narrowly edged the visiting Saints, 13-12, on Tuesday. BHS led 7-1 as the game entered the top of the third inning, and SDHS had a 12-10 advantage in the sixth. Serenity […]
Pictured: Cam Casado College Baseball: The Andy Smith era is off to a great start at Citrus College. The Owls (13-7) have already matched last year’s win total in 19 less games. And seven of their 13 wins have come against state-ranked programs. In the first of a three-game WSC series, Citrus dropped a 13-1 […]
Baseball: Etiwanda made the 62-mile drive to Dana Hills riding a five-game losing streak. They were also facing a Dolphins’ program that is currently ranked 370 spots higher than the Eagles in the MaxPreps state rankings. Trailing 3-2, EHS scored three runs in the fourth and fifth innings, and they put the game away with […]
Baseball: Maranatha trailed 2-0 as they picked up their bats in the top of the sixth inning at Valencia High School. The Minutemen would strike for three runs in the sixth, and they held on for a 3-2 victory. Dylan Hoang went five innings, and he was charged with two runs on five hits. Hoang […]
Baseball: After four losses and a tie, the Covina baseball program was nearing win No. 2 of the 2026 season. The Colts held a 3-0 lead at Monrovia, and they were four outs away from a road victory. However, the Wildcats scored three times in the bottom of the sixth, and they pushed across one […]
College Sports: One might think that winning a state championship would give you bragging rights over your siblings. John Knott became a CIF-SS championship baseball coach at Bonita in 2012 with thanks to the right arm of ace Justin Garza. And in 2025, the 49-year-old led Mt. San Antonio College to their first 3C2A title […]
Photo of Reggie Park (6-0, 6-0, 6-0 today) courtesy of Maranatha High School Tennis: The last time the Minutemen faced Santa Fe was in the 2013 CIF-SS D5 Semi-Finals. It was a match that came down to the final singles set, with Santa Fe advancing to the finals with a 10-8 win. They ended up […]
Photo by Cyara Vasquez College Basketball: Citrus earned what seems to be their annual trip to the 3C2A State Championships. To secure that spot, the Owls needed a win on Saturday evening. And they got it. Citrus outlasted Mt. SAC, 91-80, thanks to a 55-43 run in the second half. The Owls extended their current […]
Baseball: Rio Hondo Prep secured season victory No. 1 on Friday. The Kares defeated Roosevelt of Los Angeles, 3-2, behind sophomore ace Nate Harwood. Harwood went the distance, and he was charged with a pair of unearned runs on six hits. Harwood issued two walks and registered nine strikeouts. Of his 112 pitches, 73 were […]
College Baseball: Chaffey secured the three-game IEAC sweep of Victor Valley on Saturday. The Panthers trailed 3-0 in the top of the sixth inning. But they scored four runs in the sixth and seventh and they pushed across five runs in the ninth inning. Cristobal Espino got the loss after surrendering four runs on six […]
Baseball: Chino Hills cruised to an 8-0 victory at Don Lugo thanks to some solid pitching and the bat of Andrew Baldomino. Jasim Malik got the loss after surrendering five runs (four earned) on four hits over four innings. Malik issued four walks and struck out one CHHS batter. Andrew Baldomino went 3-for-4 with six […]
Baseball: Rancho Cucamonga headed to Northview on a three-game winning streak. And they headed home from Covina on Friday on the wrong side of a 12-0 decision. Three Northview pitchers combined on a four-hit shutout. Fernie Casas did the heavy lifting. Casas went five scoreless innings and surrendered four hits to earn the win. He […]
