PHOENIX, Ariz. — Despite a slow 0-2 start at the elite Nike Tournament of Champions, Santa Monica High School’s girls’ basketball team finished strong, winning its final two games to take home 13th place in the field of 16 teams from across the nation and Canada.
PHOENIX, Ariz. — The third time was a charm for Santa Monica High School’s girls’ basketball team as the Vikings routed St. Mary’s from Ontario Canada, 76-43, on Tuesday.
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Santa Monica High School’s girls’ basketball team lost for the second time at the Nike Tournament of Champions in Arizona on Monday, this time to Colorado’s Highlands Ranch, 71-53.
PHOENIX, Ariz. — For three quarters, Santa Monica High School’s girls’ basketball team kept pace with the No. 2 team in the country, Bolingbrook. Problem is, the fourth quarter didn’t prove kind as Bolingbrook rambled off 10 straight points to start the period en route to a 59-48 win in the first ro
SAMOHI — Santa Monica High School’s girls’ basketball team is an ambitious bunch. Having built the program into a Southern California powerhouse in recent years, Head Coach Marty Verdugo is the type of guy who loves a challenge.
Say what you will about NBA superstar LeBron James’ press conference earlier this year in which he held basketball fans hostage before announcing he was “taking his talents to South Beach.
SAMOHI — The results are in for the 2010 All-California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section 1st team selections for girls’ volleyball, and one junior from Santa Monica High School was chosen to represent Division 3-AA.
CALABASAS — Despite falling to host Viewpoint, 67-58, on Saturday, Crossroads’ boys’ basketball team earned fourth place in the Viewpoint Tournament. Head Coach Kevin Jackson said the game was Crossroads’ worst performance of the season, but gave the credit to a strong Viewpoint team that gave his t
SAMOHI — The Santa Monica High School boys’ soccer team has started the season strong, coming out of the gate winning its first three games with a combined score of 11-2.
Samohi’s Trevis Jackson (center) drives between a pair of Windward defenders on Friday on campus. Samohi lost, 88-50. The game was the third round of the first annual ‘The Tournament,’ which featured 16 basketball powers from across the state.
