Los Angeles is a city generally known more for outrageous fads than its reverence for tradition. (Think hula hoops and mini-skirts.) And yet this summer would have marked the
CITYWIDE — Santa Monica-based schools will send a whopping 15 teams to the CIF-Southern Section soccer and basketball playoffs this season, it was announced on Monday.
At least one
Bruising St. Monica running back Kevin Holubowski will sign his National Letter of Intent with the Air Force Academy during a ceremony on campus on Friday.
"We're
SAMOHI — A prestigious Major League Baseball scouting showcase will feature a pair of Santa Monica's finest.
Samohi seniors Alex Turner and Connor Greene have been invited to the
St. Monica’s Megan Lynch dribbles around Serra defender Anaiya Saa on Thursday at Airport Park. St. Monica won the game, 10-0. With the win St. Monica secures the Camino Real League title with a 6-0 record and No. 1 ranking in CIF-Southern Section Division 7.
St. Monica’s Jerry Clifford makes a move to elude Serra defender Eddie Garcia on Wednesday at Airport Park. The game ended in a 2-2 draw. St. Monica finishes the season 7-1-1 in Camino Real League play, good for a tie for first place with Serra.
Samohi’s Elyse Maeda goes up for a layup while Morningside defender Jasmine Collins tries to make a play on the ball on Tuesday. Samohi won the game, 42-38, improving to 2-7 in Ocean League play.
SAMOHI — After losing a tough one-possession Ocean League game last week at Beverly Hills, Santa Monica boys' basketball looked to make a statement on their home court against
ST. MONICA — Senior Night. The season finale. A contest that came down to the final minutes of the fourth quarter.
Martin Scorsese couldn't have scripted the drama better
LEFT: Santa Monica High School wide receiver Sebastian LaRue signs his National Letter of Intent on Wednesday to play football at Texas A&M University. RIGHT: Samohi soccer player Ella Warshauer signs her National Letter of Intent Wednesday to play for Brown University. National Signing Day is an an
WILSHIRE BLVD — When Pacifica Christian girls' soccer takes the field against Yeshiva on Thursday, perfection will be on the line.
The Seawolves have gone an unblemished 11-0 thus
