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Sophomore helped Tologs win Southern California Regional title before faring well in track and field.
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The Spartans swimming standout earns area accolade after guiding Spartans to CIF title and earning All-America marks.
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It was a rather extensive season in the circle for La Cañada softball pitcher Devyn Cox, but all that work paid off in the end.
Spartans standout wins first professional crown in sixth start at Barracuda Championship.
Spring individual titles highlight campaign.
Two titles, two finals appearances and playoff runs filled the Spartans’ athletic calendar year.
Flintridge Prep enjoys banner season, including winning CIF boys’ tennis crown for first time.
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Former Flintridge Sacred Heart standout gaining more valuable experience.
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Over the course of a successful 2019 season, the La Cañada High boys’ swimming team members clocked impressive times on its way to capturing a CIF Southern Section Division II title and a Rio Hondo League championship.
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The flight from Spain to Argentina took 14 hours.
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The La Cañada High baseball team looked to bounce back from a disappointing 2018 campaign and regain the Rio Hondo League title.
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The 33rd annual Spartans Basketball Camp is about much more than learning the fundamental skills of the sport.
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As the La Cañada Hih baseball team ventured deeper and deeper into the CIF Southern Section Division III playoffs, their opponents constantly had to address two problems: pitchers Ryan Graves and Connor Buchanan.
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BOYS’ TENNIS Lee, Manion, Morgan in CIF Individual Tournament: A contingent of La Cañada High players competed in the event Monday at the Jack Kramer Club in Rolling Hills Estates.
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The golfer, in Medinah, Ill., for the BMW Championship, was locked out of his room for around 90 minutes Sunday because of a lightning strike that started a small fire at his hotel.
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Antonio Brown’s helmet dispute with the NFL kept him out of practice Sunday, and the Oakland Raiders are losing their patience with the wide receiver.
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Under assistant coach Derek Sage, the Bruins have simplified their approach on special teams while also giving that facet of the game more focus.
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Although the Chargers lost 19-17 to the Saints during a preseason game Sunday, Jerry Tillery made his debut and recorded a quick sack.
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Angels rookie Griffin Canning turned in one of his best starts of the season, getting through the Chicago White Sox batting order three times in a 9-2 win.
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Justin Thomas claimed the No. 1 seed going into the FedEx Cup finale with a win in the BMW Championship at Medinah on Sunday.
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Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Bryce Harper left Sunday’s game against the San Diego Padres after the fifth inning because of dehydration.
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J. Brady McCollough looks at the biggest story lines in college football heading into the 2019 season. Which Power Five teams could see a coaching change?
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When someone mistook him for a resident at UCLA Medical Center, he didn’t correct them.
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Joe DiMaggio Jr., the only child of baseball great Joe DiMaggio, died late Friday at a hospital in the Northern California town of Antioch, apparently of natural causes, hospital officials said Saturday.
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