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
RIVERSIDE: The Riverside Challenge Cup took place yesterday March 2nd at Canyon Crest Country Club. The tournament consisted of 17 of the best schools in the area competing for the championship currently owned by King. Last year the Wolves were able to earn their first Riverside Cup title as hosts of the tournament. Great Oak
King’s boys Lacrosse team got out quick in a match against Damien High School last week and went on to win, 13-5. The start was so quick, in fact that the Wolves were up 2-0 before the second minute of the game. The were up by 5 at the half. “The team played with heart
Written by Shaun Harris TEMECULA: The boys tennis team traveled Friday to play against Chaparral High School. The Wolves started out strong and didn’t look back and headed back home with a 18-0 result. With the senior captain, Ishan Modi, out at a DECA conference, it fell on Junior captain James Kim to lead the
If there’s a poster boy for CIF’s motto, Character Counts, Victory With Honor it just may be Martin Luther King High’s Diego Valverde. A straight-A student, who holds himself and his teammates accountable to a pursuit of excellence, Diego’s impact is felt both on the field and off. “He pulls for his teammates” noted Baseball head
RIVERSIDE: Yorba Linda High’s (YL) track and field team traveled to take on King in the season opener for both teams. For King, the hosting duties were of large proportions, as King’s squads number in excess of 200 athletes, while the Mustangs brought well over 100. Long time head coach for the Wolves, John Corona,
RIVERSIDE: King’s boys tennis team matched up against Los Osos High School at home on Wednesday. The Wolves came out strong against a very good Los Osos squad to set the tone of the match with a 4-2 1st round. The 2nd round had some tough breaks that went the Bears’ way and was split 3-3
