Written by Coach Moorman Jennifer Gouisikul , King girls Top Golfer, is the perfect choice for Character Counts. She leads by example. A soft-spoken student athlete carries a GPA of 4.3 in the classroom and a low scoring average on the course. As a Freshman, she led the 2019 team to the CIF Team Regional
Written by Coach Martinez Jordan Arreola has been a valuable member of the King Girls Basketball program for 3 years now. For 3 years, Jordan has earned the respect and admiration of her teammates by always working hard, always being committed and always showing dedication and heart. Jordan doesn’t only demonstrate her skills on the court;
March 18, 2021 RIVERSIDE: It may have been the oddest season ever, but the two week dash to a league title went to King in boys polo with a 14-5 win over Santiago. Don’t think of it as a tarnished crown. In the era of COVID, adaptability has been key and no matter what has
Kawhi Leonard and Tony Snell took the Riverside route to the NBA
Written by Coach Dave Smith Kylie is a senior captain of the girls soccer team. She has been on varsity for 4 years. She is a great leader and mentor to the younger players on the team. In addition to playing soccer, she volunteers at a youth camp and teaches soccer to them. She also
March 19, 2021 IRVINE: With the goal of getting a good look at a top team in CIF Division 2, Coach Shaun Harris sought out and scheduled a match against Portola High School on Friday. It concluded a busy and pendulum swinging week. The start of the week had King earning an historic win over
Written by Coach Doucette Miss Lacey Balliger has been chosen to receive the Character Counts award for her high-quality character, and integrity in life, school, and lacrosse. Lacey is a true leader. She is humble, compassionate, encouraging, hardworking, and always puts others needs first and helps create more leaders. Her integrity and character as one
March 18, 2021 RIVERSIDE: Cross town rivalries, it can be argued, are the best part of a team’s season. CIF and League Championships aside, a long held tradition of competing against a quality school within the borders of one’s city are an especially sweet and competitive moment to savor. It is all the tastier if
March 18, 2021 RIVERSIDE: When a program wins as often as the girls tennis team does, the final score doesn’t always tell the story. That the Wolves handed Eleanor Roosevelt on Thursday an 18-0 drubbing isn’t the story, the story is found within the story. Coach Becky Gagnon was quick to point out the “ferocious
March 18, 2021 RIVERSIDE: The first home match of the season boy the boys tennis team came on Thursday against Eleanor Roosevelt High School. King won without a struggle, blanking the Mustangs 18-0. “It went smoothly” said coach Shaun Harris. “Again strong play by the boys against Big VIII competition.” After the historic win just
