SANTA MONICA BEACH — It would seem a natural fit that local schools would have surf teams considering Santa Monica's enviable spot on the Southern California coast.
But, until
St. Monica’s boys’ soccer team celebrates after knocking off New Roads on Thursday at Airport Park. The Mariners won the first round playoff game, 2-1, after penalty kicks.
CITYWIDE — An impressive four Santa Monica-based teams will vie for girls' basketball glory during this year's CIF-Southern Section playoffs.
Three even find themselves seeded as
CITYWIDE — This year's CIF-Southern Section boys' basketball playoffs feature a number of Santa Monica-based schools.
Santa Monica, last year's winner of the CIF-
MALIBU HIGH SCHOOL — Malibu High School's mascot may be the shark, but the public school located just up the street from Zuma Beach also happens to sit right
SAMOHI — Santa Monica High's campus was excited all week for a first place Ocean League basketball showdown against rival Beverly Hills on Friday.
Yet it all seemed to
SAMOHI — Their championship hopes were almost dashed after blowing a 15-point lead, but Santa Monica boys' basketball was able to hold off the Centaurs and lived to play
We're only days away from Super Bowl XLVIII although actually the first two Super Bowl games were called "The AFL-NFL World Championship Game." It wasn&
SAMOHI — Santa Monica boys' basketball kept their league title hopes alive Wednesday night with a 61-45 victory over Hawthorne, staying in a three-way tie for first place
CHASE SCENE: Cantwell-Sacred Heart’s Stephanie Guertra chases after St. Monica’s Liyah Lewis Tuesday night during a Camino Real League game, which the Mariners won 62-53. This was Cantwell’s first loss in division play. With the win St. Monica’s record improves to 3-1 in league and 13-7 overall. — M
PULLMAN, Wash. — Former Santa Monica High star recruit Sebastian LaRue has transferred to Washington State after redshirting at Texas A&M this past season, he announced via his Twitter
Santa Monica High’s baseball team shows off a new pitching machine donated by famous alumnus Charlie Sheen. Sheen, who starred on Samohi’s baseball team in the early 1980s, has donated tens of thousands of dollars to the program over the years.
