By Brandon HENSLEY He swore it was not a setup, just because this was a media interview. Dave McClelland, sitting outside the Coffee Bean in Montrose, was talking. If you’re not the kind of person who follows motor sports, then you simply might walk by the man and wonder if that guy does any voice […]
By Leonard COUTIN For the first time in several years, the Hoover Tornadoes hosted the Falcons at their new facility. With the new synthetic rubber six-lane track and new stadium bleachers Hoover is now ready to offer its athletes a solid facility on which to build a strong running program. Hoover’s Head Coach Jack Sallakian […]
By Leonard COUTIN The 58th Mt. SAC relays were rerouted this year to Cerritos College due to the reconstruction work at the Mt. SAC Hilmer Lodge Stadium in preparation for Olympics trials. The change in venue, however, did not seem to affect the high school and collegiate athletes who performed well on Friday and Saturday. […]
By Leonard COUTIN At Burbank’s newest stadium, Memorial Field, Burroughs’ welcomed the Crescenta Valley Falcons and the Pasadena Bulldogs at the Pacific League track and field tri-meet on April 6. The Burroughs’ Indians have already earned a reputation as a strong distance team after winning the boys’ Pacific League cross-country title last season. CV Head […]
By Leonard COUTIN The annual Arcadia Invitational celebrates it 49th year as one of the most prestigious track and field meets. It is held each year in April on the Arcadia all-season track. This year a vicious rainstorm plagued the event during the two-day meet, hitting hard on Friday and Saturday affecting the performances of […]
By Jessica SHUMATE, intern Tuesday’s softball game was the classic showdown the girls of CV Softball look forward to year after year. Every season the Falcons must battle Burbank to fight their way up the Pacific Leaguet. This week, on CV dirt, the Burbank Bulldogs lost against the Falcons with the final score […]
By Leonard COUTIN Coming off spring break, it was evident early on that the CVHS Falcons were not well prepared when facing the Burbank Bulldogs, who hosted the second scoring Pacific League dual track and field on Thursday. The Bulldogs boys dominated the contest to score a total of 14 gold wins to the Falcons’ […]
The 6th Annual Salvation Army Annual Hoop Heroes basketball game was held on Sunday. For the first time since the battle began six years ago, the Glendale Police Dept. team defeated the Glendale Fire Dept. team. The final score was Glendale Police 51 to Glendale Fire 38. In other action, the Glendale Sunrise Rotary defeated […]
According to a CIF Southern Section report released on March 23, St. Monica Academy’s girls’ basketball team earned the second highest team GPA of more than 500 girls’ basketball teams in the section. With a GPA of 3.88 (4.0 scale), the team beat out every other Pasadena area school. “These girls work extremely hard, both […]
By Vincent PAGE, intern There is no argument that Kobe Bryant is one of the best basketball players ever. In my opinion, he is the best basketball player in my lifetime. Better than LeBron James, better than Tim Duncan, better than Dwayne Wade. Some people claim he always had someone else helping him on his […]