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
Written by Coach Kevin LeDuc The idea of PEAK and Educational Athletics revolves around athletes being well rounded contributors to both our campus and society. At the root of it though is an athlete’s first priority on campus, being a student. The average athlete’s day may not conclude until the sun has long set, and
Written by Steve Fryer, for the Press Enterprise FULLERTON – Troy had a 25-point lead in the third quarter. The going got tough for Troy when ML King got going. King rallied to cut Troy’s lead to three points with a minute-and-a-half remaining. Troy held (read the rest of the story here)
Written by Dan Albano, The Press Enterprise Mia Solorzano said she and her teammates on the Rosary girls water polo team were more excited than confident for the CIF-SS Division 3 final Saturday. The Royals can relish in both feelings after defeating top-seeded M.L. King 9-7 for their first section title since 1999 when their
Martin Luther King High School Athletic Director, Chip George, is excited to announce our Big VIII All Academic team representatives from our winter sports. Boys Basketball – Congrats Coach Jeff Dietz! Jonathan Dietz Alaon Saulet Roland H’Orvath Connor Phipps Boys Soccer – Congrats Coach Todd Mapes! Adolfo Aguilera Gavin
From the Press Enterprise King 11, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 8: The top-seeded Wolves (23-8) held off a late rally by Notre Dame to advance to Saturday’s Division 3 championship game. This is the program’s third trip to a section final. King was the Division 3 runner-up in 2015 and won the Division 3 title the
