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With key returners on both sides of the ball, Spartans look to turn page on a disappointing 2018 season.
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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.
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.
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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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Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield was brutally honest in a recent assessment of the New York Giants’ decision to draft Daniel Jones at No. 4 overall.
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The Chargers parted ways with their second-longest tenured player Tuesday by releasing long snapper Mike Windt after nine seasons.
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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo went 1 for 6 for 0 yards with one interception during his first game after an ACL injury.
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The Lakers will be working out Dwight Howard, Joakim Noah and Marreese Speights as possible replacements for injured big man DeMarcus Cousins.
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The Dodger great answers questions from readers.
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Oakland Raiders receiver Antonio Brown has reportedly filed a second grievance against the NFL to let him use the helmet he’s used his entire career.
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This season the region not only has the best team in the league – and perhaps in league history – in LAFC, but it has two of the best players as well in LAFC’s Carlos Vela, the heavy favorite for the MVP award, and the Galaxy’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who is clearly the league’s most dominant player.
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Birmingham defensive back Mason White begins his senior season as a 16-year-old, but he’s playing up to his potential.
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