The varsity baseball boys played their first round playoff game yesterday against Woodlake. Even though the opposing team had home field advantage, the Generals took the win. The score of the game was 2-0. This win allows the Generals to advance to the next round of playoffs. The round two […]
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Liga MX: Semi-Finals
This week was the beginning of the Liga MX semi final matches. The final four teams that had advanced from the quarter finals were America, Monterrey, Leon, and Pachuca. The semi final fixtures will be America vs Monterrey and Leon vs Pachuca. America played their first game this Wednesday against […]
Real Madrid Look Predictable Heading into UCL Final, but that’s a Good Thing
Original Story | ESPN FC May 19, 2016 By | EDUARDO ALVAREZ Zinedine Zidane has used a steady core of players since taking over. But that predictability should help. This morning I tried to guess Real Madrid’s starting XI for the Champions League final on May 28, but everyone inside and […]
It’s time to fix baseball’s pace-of-game problem
Orignial Story | ESPN May 18, 2016 Jayson Stark Maybe it’s inevitable. Maybe it’s unavoidable. Maybe it’s simply built into the fabric of the sport. Maybe baseball games are just destined to take three hours to play. No matter what clocks are ticking. No matter what rules are changed. No […]
Spring Sports Continue
Varsity Baseball go to playoffs at Woodlake Tuesday 4:30 Varsity Softball go to playoffs at Highland Wednesday 4:00 Track has CIF Section at Buchanan Saturday Congrats to Ryan Brown and Orlando Hernandez in participating in the Army All-Star Bowl last Friday! Goodluck […]
MLB Players Police Unwritten Rules for Acceptable Conduct
Original Story | ABC NEWS May 16, 2016 By Ronald Blum Hall of Famer Joe Morgan knows that for more than a century, baseball players have policed themselves. Like it or not. Seven months after Jose Bautista’s famous bat flip against Texas in the AL playoffs, he got hit by the […]
OZARKS TEENAGE GIRL SETTING WORLD POWERLIFTING RECORDS
Original Story | OzarkSportsZone May 17, 2016 By Mike Scott REEDS SPRING, Mo. — Caitlin Harrier was born six weeks premature in her native Orlando, Fla. She spent her first 12 days in intensive care. Back then she could fit in the palm of her father Tom’s hand. Flash forward to […]
PAC-12’s week one line up
Last Years College football season was full of ups and downs for every team. Now every fan is looking forward to the next season and what it awaits. The week one lineups have just been released for the PAC-12’s 2016 season. While week one wont determine who’ll be on top […]
At Home, the Warriors Are Just Part of the Show
Original Story | www.nytimes.com May 18, 2016 By John Branch OAKLAND, Calif. — The third quarter ended, and the Warriors and the Thunder huddled to plot strategy for the fourth. Between them, seated at midcourt behind the scorer’s table, a man named Brett Yamaguchi had a game plan of […]
Upcoming Sporting Events
May 17 Baseball/Softball V playoff games May 21 TR-CIF Central Sec.@ Buchanan