CHINO HILLS: After a long successful year for the Wolves, it came to an end yesterday at Los Serranos Golf Course. The Wolves put together their best 18 hole score of the season in finishing 8th place in the Eastern Division. The Wolves were led by Kevin An with a 71, Joel Gonsier with a
Kawhi Leonard, King High graduate (’09) and an inductee into the King Hall of Fame, is currently one of the top players in the NBA. Yesterday in Game 7 of the conference playoffs against the Philadelphia Sixers, Leonard made the dramatic winning shot at the buzzer to put his Toronto Raptors into the Conference Finals. The
Written by John Corona The 2019 track season has brought a new element of competition to the CIF-SS called Unified Sports. An idea branched out from the Special Olympics, this event features two member “teams” of kids with special needs and general education kids competing together in almost all the track events. The combined mark of the two athletes then determines where they might fall
Written by John Corona. Photo courtesy of prepcaltrack.com In the blink of an eye. …In the high school track and field postseason that is the CIF rounds, that’s all it takes. In the blink of an eye, everything you’ve worked for, almost everything the season has been about either becomes reality or goes out the window. In the
All on campus student-athletes who are interested in joining XC next summer and Fall, are asked to attend an informational meeting on Wednesday, May 15. Lunch time, G123. Please come!
LAKE FOREST: It’s been a long time since King had an athlete qualify for the D1 CIF Finals in more than one event, but Freshman Raykiyat Olukoju did just that on Saturday competing in the CIF Prelims of track and field at Trabuco Hills High School. She will be one of a number of King
King played Rancho Cucamonga Friday in 2nd round CIF action. The teams were very evenly matched overall so both sides knew that the close ones were going to make the difference. Rancho took the 2 tie breaks on the day, which lead to the loss for the Wolves at 8-10. King grabbed 5 sets in doubles
SAN DIMAS: On the road again for their second game of the CIF Championship rounds and the King baseball team knew their order was a tall one: Beat Bonita HS, the #4 seed in the division. That they did, in a nail-biting way, winning by a score of 3-2. It was a well-played and intense
Coach Shaun Harris‘ undefeated Big 8 League champion tennis squad opened up CIF action on Wednesday against South Torrance High School. They didn’t know what they were getting into. “Without much knowledge of our opponents strengths we went into the match prepared to just do our best” said Harris. To make matters even more challenging,
The Big 8 League Finals took place at Indian Hills and Jurupa Hills in Riverside this past week. The top 36 players from the Big 8 would play two 18 hole rounds with a cut in the middle to determine the top 8 all league players. The Wolves had been able to claim the league
