June 25, 2009 RSS feed / Sports

Westlake sweeps CIF volleyball awards

Yelich, Marder make first team for baseball

Postseason honors continue to pour in for local athletes. This time, the CIF-Southern Section recently released its allsection teams. More...

Rubenstein caps Pepperdine career with prestigious honor

Oaks Christian alumna was a standout netter for Waves

Julie Rubenstein, a recent Pepperdine graduate and a fouryear standout with the women's volleyball team, won the 2009 Mike Gilleran Award as the West Coast Conference's top female scholar-athlete. More...

Field hockey tourney draws local talent

Several area athletes competed for the USA Field Hockey Men's Under-21 Team against 19 other squads from around the world at the Junior World Cup Field Hockey Tournament, which ran from June 7 to 21 in Malaysia. More...

Perrault pumps life into the Panthers

New boys' basketball coach sets a furious pace

Jeff Perrault looks like he's been working nonstop since he became the varsity boys' basketball coach at Newbury Park High in the second week of May. The coach has a Pau Gasol 5 o'clock shadow going. More...

Eagles soar in upper-level division

TALENT— The Eagles, a U-10 girls' soccer squad, won the U-11 title at the SAS Kickers Simi Valley Spring Cup. Pictured in the front row, from left, are Kayla Manion, Kristen Enriquez, Sami Fairweather, Lulu Gilbert and Jackie Banning. More...

Acorn fast fact: college football

College football season is closer than you might think. Southern California and UCLA both open the '09 cam paign Sept. 5 at home. USC plays host to San Jose State, while the Bruins take on San Diego State at the Rose Bowl. More...

Italian youngster a stallion in the pole vault

Gino Colella, a seventh-grader from St. Jude the Apostle School in Westlake, won a Southern California Junior Olympics title in the pole vault. Competing against kids one year older, Gino vaulted 9.2 feet to secure the win. More...