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Six-foot senior Sophia Tulino of the La Costa Canyon girls’ volleyball team is the type of player who catches the eye of even the most casual fan when she’s on the court.
After winning the 2018 CIF boys and girls CIF Division II Championships, the La Costa Canyon cross country team sports a run of four consecutive years with dual section victories.
In 2018, the San Dieguito Academy girls’ tennis team turned in perhaps the finest season in school history, racking up a 19-3-3 record en route to an unexpected berth in the CIF Open Division Championship match where the Mustangs lost to Canyon Crest.
With a one school, 24-year head coaching resume that includes over 200 wins and eight section titles in the last 12 seasons, Cathedral Catholic’s Sean Doyle is not one to overstate the results of a single contest, particularly the opener of a challenging 10-game regular season campaign.
Kiana Duncan took over as head coach of the Canyon Crest field hockey team in 2017 with a simple goal—win a CIF Championship in three years.
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It’s practically a rite of fall when it comes to San Diego high school girls’ volleyball. -
Coming off an eight-game 2018 football season where he rushed for 515 yds. (9.2 avg.), caught nine passes and scored five touchdowns, La Costa Canyon running back Aiden Lippert would be expected to have heightened expectations coming into his junior campaign in 2019.
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Chad Bickley was already nine years into what has now been a successful 13-year career as boys’ basketball coach at Santa Fe Christian when he was asked to replace Tom Seitz as the school’s Athletic Director in March of 2015.
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Transferring midway through high school is never easy. Playing sports helps.
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There may not be a more agonizing visual in sports than watching a distance runner completely fall apart while leading in the final stages of a big race.
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Since opening its doors in 1996, La Costa Canyon High School has enjoyed a spectacular run of athletic prowess, delivered by a revolving cast of young athletes.
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Encinitas residents and business owners are invited to attend a public meeting on Sept. 17, 6 p.m. to learn about two important projects taking place along the North El Camino Real Corridor in the coming months.
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Vivarium helps local species survive and promotes growing plants they thrive on
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The acclaimed Encinitas Oktoberfest returns for its 24th year this fall on Sunday, Sept. 29 from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
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Since 1996, the Voya Unsung Heroes program has awarded more than $5 million to help the nation’s educators turn innovative teaching ideas into reality.
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The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce recently announced that its board of directors has appointed Roz Mancinelli as chief executive officer effective Sept. 10.
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