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The Sea Kings, who return 10 starters on offense and six on defense, look to get back to a CIF Southern Section title game, this time in Division 3.
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Jack Kosick sparks the Chargers early, helping them kick off the season with a 52-0 rout at War Memorial Stadium on Friday in Wailuku, Hawaii. -
The Oilers, who went 2-3 in the Sunset League and placed fourth in 2018, will rely on an experienced defensive front to return to the CIF Southern Section playoffs.
The Vikings believe that they can compete in the Big 4 League with eight returning starters on both sides of the ball this season. Marina placed third in 2018.
The Breakers have advanced to the CIF Southern Section semifinals in two of the last three years under coach John Shanahan. Laguna Beach opens the season in Maryland.
The Sea Kings and Titans, who are both in CIF Southern Section Division 3 this year, tuned up for the regular season Friday night.
The Tritons are one of eight teams participating in the BSN Sports Showcase on Jan. 11. Other schools include Arbor View and Desert Pines from Las Vegas.
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David Carrillo Peñaloza, Matt Szabo and Andrew Turner pick the winner of Friday’s season opener between Edison and Wailuku (Hawaii) Baldwin.
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Laguna Beach’s Ethan Damato is the U.S. women’s head coach, while Newport Harbor’s Ross Sinclair is an assistant men’s coach. The U.S. opens Friday in Trinidad & Tobago.
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The Sailors look to improve on last year’s last-place finish in the Sunset League. Newport Harbor last made the CIF Southern Section playoffs in 2014.
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The Chargers visit Wailuku Baldwin of Hawaii to open the 2019 season on Friday at 9 p.m. at War Memorial Stadium.
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Ethan Damato is the CIF Southern Section Division 1 Coach of the Year after leading the Breakers to the section championship.
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Sage Hill’s Johnny King and Pacifica Christian Orange County’s Judah Brown, Solomon Davis and Houston Mallette among those honored in the 2018-19 season.
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Sea Kings coach Dan O’Shea and four standout players address the media as one of eight top public school programs featured Wednesday at Mission Viejo High.
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Jace Knowles, a junior forward, helped the Warriors finish fourth in the Express League and qualify for the CIF Southern Section Division 5A playoffs.
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Oliver Wyss, the president of Orange County Soccer Club, says Francis Jacobs, who signed at 14 years, 4 months and 29 days, is not another Freddy Adu.
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The Barons are young but optimistic headed into their campaign under coach Chris Anderson. Kyle Middlebrooks, a former Fountain Valley standout, is on staff.More Coverage
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Jordann Wakabayashi, who led the Sea Kings to a 32-45-1 overall record in three seasons, joins the Rebels program as a co-head coach with Mike Willey.
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After their wins in Peru, the American women and men teams qualified for the 2020 Olympic Games next summer in Japan.
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Howdy, my name is Houston Mitchell. Saturday was a busy day for sports fans, so let’s put aside the wise guy comments and get right to what happened.
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Higher Power gave trainer John Sadler and owner Kosta Hronis back-to-back wins in the Pacific Classic.
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The Rams fell 14-10 to the Cowboys in a preseason game in Honolulu, but third-round pick Darrell Henderson was in the thick of things.
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Stipe Miocic gets fourth-round KO in heavyweight title fight rematch. Nate Diaz also a winner in his return.
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Mike Trout’s two-run single was the key hit in a four-run seventh that lifted the Los Angeles Angels to a 6-5 comeback win over the Chicago White Sox.
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An unlucky own goal in the 82nd minute costs the LA Galaxy, who played mostly shorthanded in a 2-2 draw against the visiting Seattle Sounders.
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Carlos Vela scored his MLS-leading 24th goal of the season, Tyler Miller had four saves and LAFC beat Real Salt Lake 2-0 night to clinch a playoff berth.
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Jarrett Stidham threw a 23-yard touchdown pass to Damoun Patterson with 4:12 left, rallying the Patriots to a 22-17 victory over the Titans.
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