SAMOHI — As Santa Monica High School’s heralded girls’ basketball team suffered through a mid-season slump, they couldn’t help but think something was missing.
ST. MONICA — St. Monica’s boys’ basketball team rode a strong second half surge to a 68-54 victory over Newport Beach Sage Hill in the first round of the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section Division 5AA playoffs Wednesday on campus.
SAMOHI — When Santa Monica High School’s boys’ basketball team hits the court tonight for a first-round playoff matchup with Upland it won’t be the first time the Vikings have been in a pressure situation.
CITYWIDE — Santa Monica High School’s boys’ soccer team leads a number of locally-based clubs into this year’s playoffs. Samohi received the No. 1 seed in the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section Division 4 playoffs, it was announced on Monday.
CITYWIDE — This year’s California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section basketball playoffs will feature a number of teams based in Santa Monica.
SAMOHI — Santa Monica High School completed a late-season turnaround with a 75-64 victory over Hawthorne Thursday on campus. The Vikings entered the night in a third place tie with Morningside with both teams needing a win to force a one-game playoff to determine the third team to qualify for the pl
The team from Santa Monica High School won the recent Los Angeles Surf Bowl on Saturday, Feb. 5. The team of four defeated last year’s champion, Arcadia High School.
LOS ANGELES — This year’s Los Angeles Marathon, which will end in Santa Monica for the second straight year, will include a pair of unusual world-record attempts.
SAMOHI — Santa Monica High School’s boys’ basketball team kept its playoff hopes alive by beating Ocean League rival Morningside, 63-48, Tuesday at home.
SAMOHI — Winning the Ocean League title is fine and good, as is being ranked No. 1 in the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section, but what has Santa Monica High School’s head boys’ soccer coach Serafin Rodriguez excited is the prospect of capturing another state title.
The girls’ basketball team at St. Monica kept its hot streak going with a close 39-38 defeat of Camino Real League rival Cantwell-Sacred Heart Tuesday on campus.
