Written by Brad Peters Nothing is guaranteed. Those three words have likely been uttered, stated, shouted or declared by every coach in every sport more times than they could count. It’s a reality in sports.  Injuries play no favorites, every athlete is susceptible.  No win is final until the buzzer. No race is won until you’ve crossed

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

Written by John Corona This past Saturday the Riverside Sports Hall of Fame (link) unveiled its 2020 Wall of Distinction recipients and among those honored was former King head basketball coach Tim Sweeney, Jr.  From 1999 through 2014, the King High Wolves were a force on the basketball courts of the CIF Southern Section and beyond.

The King High Athletic Department is holding an information meeting for all student-athletes who are interested in, planning on, or thinking about competing at the collegiate level. All Sophomores through Seniors are encourage to attend Click here for more information

The next time the SPORT clinic will be on campus will be in January, helpful for student-athletes in a Spring Sport. Click here for more information

Tryouts for the 2020 King baseball team will be held from November 4th through 7th after school from 3:00 pm -4:00 pm. Tryouts are open for all grades and for those interested in trying out for the baseball team. If you have any questions please see Coach Madril in Room H133 before school or during

The Athletes of the Year for the King High Athletic Program are Morgan Sjoerdsma and Reyte Rash.   SHE’S GONNA NEED A NEW GOLF BAG Morgan Sjoerdsma has spent almost her whole life golfing.  She first picked up a club at four years old.  You read that right … four. Lucinda Brewer, King High’s former softball

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

TUJUNGA CANYON:  It was a long drive to Tujunga Canyon – 75 miles each way, to be exact – but it didn’t take long for the Boys from King to think every single one of those miles was worth it. Baseball games aren’t won in the first inning, but putting up three runs in the

All interested students and parents are encouraged to look into the various summer camps that are being held throughout the summer. A list is being compiled, with more to come throughout the month of May, and are located on the “MORE” link of this website