Written by John Corona The motto of King Track and Field is Class, Character and Courage. The hope of the coaching staff is that these are words that will dictate each athlete’s view of the program and those words will serve as both motivation and inspiration as they move forward into adulthood. It isn’t often
The famous Yankee baseball player, Yogi Berra once quipped about the game, “Baseball is 90% mental, the other half is physical.” King’s golf team is finding out this season that the same could be said of golf. While the Wolves beat Murrieta Valley High School yesterday by a score of 225-236, the match revealed again the
King opened up Big VIII play with a big win over Roosevelt. In a season in which “title defense” is on their minds, if not “dynasty” this was a good start. Singles players Gavin Henry and Brendan Provance as well as Doubles team James Kim and Aditiya Desai swept the Mustangs. Along with the sweeps other
Written by John Corona Kayla Seldon enters her fourth year in the King Track and Field and without a doubt, her track accomplishments and contributions since her freshman year have been varied and many. She has twice been the Team’s Most Outstanding Sprinter; she has won recognition at the City Championships; Big VIII Finals and
Written by Mat Vasel IRVINE: A majority of the Wolves track and field squad woke up at the crack of dawn on Saturday and headed down to Portola High School for the Earl Engman Relays. The “all-relays” meet was a good one for King and both the boys and girls finished in 3rd place in
Written by Michael Huntley, Press Enterprise FULLERTON — Rosary used its stellar defense to beat King of Riverside 46-37 on Saturday to advance to the CIF Southern California Regional Division I championship game for the second consecutive season. The Royals won the regional championship and went on to win the Division I state championship last
Written by Jesus Martinez LONG BEACH: Last night the Lady Wolves traveled to Lynwood HS in Long Beach in the second round of the state playoffs. Lynwood HS was a State Tournament Open team and ranked 3rd overall in State (Division 1). The Lady Wolves established an early lead but got into foul trouble late
RIVERSIDE: Serrano High is located in the high desert, and their track team came down the hill for the second year in a row to provide a solid opponent to King’s. Well coached and seasoned, the Diamondbacks gave King all they could handle, especially on the girls’ side, but King prevailed in the end on all
Written by Eric Paul Johnson for the Press Enterprise RIVERSIDE : The King girls basketball team had not played a game in 10 days, and that rust was evident as it shot 37 percent Tuesday night. Fortunately for the Wolves, sisters Nyah and Olivia Moran and Heaven Johnson collected several of the missed shots. The
Boys Tennis had a tough test against Great Oak on Tuesday afternoon. Strong play by King singles players Austin Harvill and Gavin Henry netted 4 tough earned sets for the Wolves and they just missed out on 3 sets each by a break to Great Oaks #1 player. Unfortunately in doubles the Wolves struggled to execute
