Rancho Santa Fe resident continues winning style as Torrey Pines tennis team’s freshman leader
Last summer, Fritz won the U.S.T.A. Boys 14-and-under national championship.
Category archives for:
Prep Sports
Torrey Pines freshman/Rancho Santa Fe resident Taylor Fritz sweeps against Rancho Bernardo
Previously undefeated Rancho Bernardo High School recently suffered their first loss of the season at home against the 7-0 Torrey Pines High School tennis team. The match score was 12-6.
Rancho Santa Fe Attack Girls celebrate last tournament together with a big win
The Rancho Santa Fe Attack Girls U18 White team captured the First Division trophy at the Las Vegas Premier Invitational soccer tournament held on March 22-24.
Solana Beach resident and TPHS soccer star ready for Yale
It might sound like a bit of a stretch, but 17 year-old Katie Fletcher first fell into what would become a lifelong love affair with soccer as a total fluke. “I played intramural soccer with friends at school for fun, but one day a friend of mine went to try out for the Rancho Santa Fe Attack club,” she remembers from her Solana Beach home. “I went with her and tried out on a whim and got placed on the best team; my friend didn’t.”
In-demand Torrey Pines football player working harder than ever to achieve his goals
Choices. Torrey Pines High School senior Jacob Alsadek had the luxury of more than a dozen. He visited Cal, Vanderbilt, Boise State, Colorado, Stanford, UCLA and others. He agonized for weeks over which school, coach and football program was the best fit.
Falcon kicker invited to walk-on at Big 10’s Northwestern University
orrey Pines High School Senior Jack Mitchell is a good student, with a 4.0 GPA—high enough to earn San Diego Union-Tribune All Academic Team Honors in football. But, his grades likely weren’t high enough to get him into one of the top academic universities in the nation.
Rancho Santa Fe’s Burgess proving himself on the golf course and off
Like most of his elite golfing peers, Torrey Pines High’s Ryan Burgess hopes to someday play on the PGA.
Week in Sports
Cathedral Catholic took a four-game winning streak into its Easter break, and the Dons showed no signs of rust when they got back.
Flag and tackle football registration now open
Boys and girls between the ages of 5-14 are invited to sign up for the only Division 1 Youth football program in Carmel Valley, Del Mar, Rancho Santa Fe and Solana Beach.
Week in Sports
Cathedral Catholic’s amazing season ended with a forgettable loss, as the Dons suffered their most lopsided defeat of the season, 84-64 to Alemany of Mission Hills (Los Angeles County) in the Southern California Division II semifinals.
Solana Beach, Del Mar and Carmel Valley News
- Kudos to City of Del Mar’s Finance Committee Pension Sub-Committee May 18, 2013Hats off to the members of the City of Del Mar’s Finance Committee Pension Sub-Committee for the 18-plus months they spent learning the ins and outs of the City’s $23,000,000-plus pension obligation. They really have a well-researched understanding of the issues and the politics and the challenges of the City’s pension liability, and as we approach the next […]
- Time to forget or time to remember? May 18, 2013Jordan Rosenfeld, in his letter of May 9, said it’s time to stop the comparisons with Hitler and Nazi Germany, such as made by Jim Donovan (me) and Tom Pickwell in making their (separately submitted) cases against Big Brother in America and his ever bigger and bolder encroachments upon the liberty fought for by our inspired founders and guaranteed by the Con […]
- One Paseo – I really don’t care May 18, 2013I really don’t care if Kilroy builds the One Paseo mixed use project. I am retired. I can wander over to Carmel Valley after the noon time rush and before the Torrey Pines High school gets out around 2:45 p.m. […]
La Jolla News
- Architecture in the garden: making connections to improve San Diego landscape designLearn about the connection between home and garden for insight into effective San Diego landscape design. […]
- Research Report: Seahorse ‘armor’ influences researchers’ robotic designStudying structures created by nature can lead to new man-made materials. Case in point, researchers at the Jacobs School of Engineering at UC San Diego are taking clues from seahorse tails in an effort to create a more flexible robotic arm. […]
- Summer is the ideal season for orthodontics in San DiegoBy Dr. Robert Sunstein, Orthodontics in Carmel Valley & La Jolla With summer break just weeks away, kids and parents are quickly filling their calendars with things to do – from causal beach days to road trips, vacations, poolside fun and everything in between. But did you know that summer is one of the best […]
