SAMOHI — With Ocean League play underway, the Vikings’ girls’ volleyball team hopes to improve on the success they had in the playoffs last season. So far this year, the Santa Monica High School Vikings have played two regular season games — last Wednesday they faced El Segundo and lost in straight
SAMOHI — Santa Monica High School’s football team is partnering with organizers of the Pico Festival and Car Show for the second straight year to raise funds to benefit the team and injured player Cody Williams, who suffered a traumatic spinal injury last season.
A not-so-funny thing happened on the way to Pasadena to the St. Monica football team on Saturday. While en route to play Blair — a game the Mariners would win 42-0 — the bus carrying the team ran into a guard rail while mistakenly exiting the 101 Freeway just before the game, Head Coach Larry Muno s
St. Monica’s football team routed Blair, 42-0, in Pasadena on Saturday. St. Monica improves to 3-2 on the season, matching its win total from a year ago.
SMC — According to the scoreboard, Santa Monica High School football suffered a 63-28 loss at the hands of highly-ranked Valencia on Friday at Corsair Field.
SAMOHI — For the second time, Santa Monica High School has announced a new head softball coach. The search to replace Debbie Skaggs, who retired after leading the Vikings for 24 seasons, appeared to be over last month when Samohi announced that Natalie Adame would take over as head coach.
SAMOHI — Just days before facing one of Southern California’s premiere teams, the Santa Monica High School Vikings have decided to go in a different direction at quarterback.
High School Girls Volleyball ST. MONICA — The St. Monica Catholic High School girls’ varsity volleyball team remains undefeated at 4-0 after Thursday night’s shutout victory over Lighthouse Christian Academy.
BRENTWOOD — Turnovers plagued St. Monica’s football team during a 33-18 loss to Brentwood on the road Saturday. St. Monica quarterback Matthew Partyka threw five interceptions on a sweltering day in Brentwood.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Steve Smith was ornery. After practice and before getting treatment for a nagging thigh injury, he declared he was "not interested" in discussing new Carolina starting quarterback Jimmy Clausen or anything else.
