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Immaculate Heart wishes freshman Helena Pavlovcic the best of luck as she prepares to represent the United States as a member of the Junior National Rhythmic Gymnastics team at the upcoming Rhythmic Gymnastics Grand Prix in Holon, Israel. Pavlovcic won a spot on the Junior National at the 2017 Nationals…
La Salle High School is hosting a free Youth Football Camp on Saturday, June 2, 2018 at 8:30 a.m. Recommended for Grades 4th – 8th. To register, go to bit.ly/LSfreecamp If you have any questions, email Coach Andrew Pankow apankow@lasallehs.org. La Salle High School, 3880 E. Sierra Madre Blvd, Pasadena,…
For the first time in 15 years, Flintridge Prep girls swimming brought home the League title outright with a stellar swim against Poly at League Championships. On the boys’ side, the team swam comfortably to a sixth League title, with Winston Chen ’19 bringing home the title of League co-MVP.…
Pasadena High School extends its congratulations to the Class of 2018 student athletes on their commitments to continue their athletic pursuits at the collegiate level. • Fernanda Alvarez, Women’s Water Polo – Pasadena City College • Darius Brown, Men’s Basketball – California State University Northridge (not pictured) • Mariah Cathcart,…
Baseball: Four Pasadena Area Programs Play Second Round Playoff Games Tuesday; Muir, La Salle at Home, Poly, Maranatha on Road
Pasadena area baseball programs had a solid first week in the CIF-SS playoffs. Maranatha, La Salle, Muir and Poly all won playoff games, while Flintridge Prep fell just short. To Prep’s credit, though, it took Highland 11 innings to end the Rebels season. Each of the four programs is hoping to punch their ticket to Friday’s quarterfinal round with a victory. Maranatha was tested in their first round game of the Division 3 playoffs. The Minutemen are the division’s No. 1 seed and they were riding the arm of Dawson Netz, who entered Friday’s game having gone 55 consecutive scoreless…
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