September 7, 2006 RSS feed / Sports

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The Acorn's High School Football Game of the Week

Camarillo Scorpions (0-0) at Newbury Park Panthers (0-0)
By Stephen Dorman sdorman@theacorn.com
It wasn't long ago that the Camarillo and Newbury Park football teams used to wage yearly battles as Marmonte League rivals. More...

Chase in charge

By Thomas Gase tgase@theacorn.com

For the last two years, Westlake High inside linebacker Chase Calderon hasn't been very vocal on the field. Instead, it's Calderon's hard hits on opposing offenses that have been making noise. More...

Local soccer team takes European vacation

WHAT A TRIP-APEX Adrenaline, the girls' U-17 team of APEX Soccer Club based in Thousand Oaks, won the Plate Division of the Umbro International Cup in Manchester, England on July 29. Adrenaline lost only once in seven games en route to the final. More...

Conejo Classic Water Polo Tournament on tap

Eighteen boys' teams are scheduled to compete in this weekend's Conejo Classic Water Polo Tournament. More...

Other local football matchups

Loyola (0-0) at TOHS (0-0) Outlook: Thousand Oaks' fans will get their first look at a talented Lancer offense, which includes quarterback Ryan Cloney, wide receiver Taylor Malm, running back John Lister and Scott Luft, a tight end/wide More...

Last Week's Top Performers

Brent Moore, WR, Westlake: Moore, a junior, hauled in six receptions for 95 yards in the Warriors' 44-7 season-opening whitewashing of Basic at home. He averaged 15.8 yards per catch. More...

La Reina's Rentler going east

Caitlin Rentler of the Santa Rosa Valley has verbally committed to attend Boston University next fall. More...

Young marksmen shine at Westlake golf tournament

Daniel Heald won a onehole playoff against Ryan Riggs to capture the l8-hole Westlake Golf Club championship for boys ages 14-17. More...

With a new leader, TOHS girls' volleyball team expects similar success

By Thomas Gase tgase@theacorn.com

After three years away from the game, James Park started to miss coaching volleyball. This year, Park will take over a team whose level of play in 2005 didn't seem to be missing a thing. More...