Today's Headlines
A final good-bye from sports editor Jeff Tully for the love and appreciation enjoyed at the same job for nearly three decades.
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With spring sports canceled, it remains to be seen if COVID-19 repercussions will stretch into the fall, affecting football.
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Football: Tight end, who began career with Bruins as a walk-on, receives scholarship on his 20th birthday.
Travel restrictions, college eligibility and canceled recruiting events are among biggest challenges in college recruiting amid COVID-19, but coaches and players are adapting.
Girls’ Basketball: Senior named league most valuable player, finishing her career ninth in all-time scoring after averaging 14.7 points, 5.6 rebounds to help lead Spartans to fifth consecutive Rio Hondo League title.
Boys’ Soccer: Spartans senior led team in scoring to win Rio Hondo League Most Valuable Player, while teammate J.P. Crispi named league’s most valuable offensive player.
Boys’ Basketball: Senior was team’s leading scorer, as Spartans captured a seventh straight league championship.
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Boys’ Soccer: Junior midfielder collected 19 goals, 12 assists for 50 points to help Rebels earn trip to CIF playoffs.
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After emergency meetings, LCUSD makes decision to suspend all athletic practices, contests in effort to slow COVID-19 spread.
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New Spartans girls’ coach Mark Jewell will turn to core of reliable players to keep team moving in right direction; St. Francis also has new coach this season.
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St. Francis looks to get back to CIF competition, while Flintridge Prep also has first-year coach.
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Flintridge Prep, coming off a CIF championship, and St. Francis hope for more success in league and postseason.
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The Dodgers expect pitcher Julio Urías to be an integral part of the pitching staff this season.
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Clippers star Kawhi Leonard said he plans to play on Team USA during this summer’s Tokyo Olympics. In other news, Paul George said his health is good.
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Chaminade’s 6-foot-4 Indiana Wijay is a sophomore quarterback with neat first name.
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After someone they had contact with tested positive, the Philadelphia 76ers’ Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons won’t play in the NBA All-Star game on Sunday.
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A rare Kobe Bryant rookie trading card sold for $1.795 million Saturday on auction site Goldin Auctions.
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Andrew Whitworth says players on the Rams knew there was a chance the team would trade Jared Goff but they were “shocked” at how quickly it happened.
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Influenced by UCLA coaching great John Wooden, Dave Holmquist has become a legend in his own right over the last 40 years at Biola University.
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There has been buzz recently about honoring Kobe Bryant’s legacy by featuring his silhouette in the NBA logo. The Times’ NBA reporting crew weighs in.
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Tom Girardi and his firm were sued more than a hundred times between the 1980s and last year, with at least half of those cases asserting misconduct in his law practice. Yet, Girardi’s record with the State Bar of California remained pristine.
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One man’s opinion on the best (and worst) Girl Scout cookies available.
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As the Senate has become increasingly polarized, the filibuster has become a weapon enabling the minority party to obstruct rather than compromise. But a couple of reforms could fix that.
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Oprah Winfrey’s highly anticipated interview with Prince Harry and Meghan airs Sunday. Winfrey promises it’s a ‘shocking’ tell-all with the couple.
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A year into the pandemic, shows that let us travel vicariously have become as irritating as they are illuminating — so we’re getting back to normal.
