Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
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Cindy Torres of Oasis High School and Heston Horwin, Danny Ramos and Jenelle Madden of Fallbrook High School were honored for their outstanding achievements and efforts at the January 7 Fallbrook Community Student of the Month breakfast held at Fallbrook Golf Club’s Hukilau restaurant. Each month during the school year, the program fetes four of Fallbrook’s most accomplished high school students. “I can’t think of a better way to recognize the excellence and achieve... Full story
FALLBROOOK – The Fallbrook High School Lady Warriors varsity softball coaches and players will be putting on two pre-season clinics to help all youth players get ready for spring. The clinics are scheduled for Jan. 9 (offensive) and Jan. 16 (defensive) from 9 a.m. to noon at the varsity softball field and are open to all girls ages 5-14. The cost is $35 for one or $50 for both days and includes a clinic T-shirt and camper of the day prizes. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. T... Full story
Fallbrook High School’s girls soccer team lost in overtime to Mount Carmel in the Limited Division championship match of the Barons-Howie Classic tournament. “That was a pretty exciting game,” said Fallbrook coach Kevin Koptieff. The Barons-Howie Classic is the county’s oldest girls soccer tournament, and under its original name it was also the first-ever girls soccer competition sanctioned by the CIF San Diego Section. The Raiders Tournament was a four-team tournament in 1981, when girls soccer didn’t even exist as a high sc... Full story
On Friday, November 6, the Fallbrook girls’ varsity field hockey team hosted the San Pasqual Eagles for their final home game of the regular season. For several Warriors, this was the last home game of their high school career. With the strengthened desire to win the contest, Fallbrook played with brilliance and determination. However, the tremendous effort fell just short as the first place Eagles took the victory 1-0. In the first half, the Warriors quickly set the pace a...
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Fallbrook High School’s girls water polo team ended the 2008-09 regular season as Avocado League co-champions. The Warriors had a 9-1 record in Avocado League play, losing only to Torrey Pines in one of the two games between Fallbrook and the Falcons. Fallbrook ended the regular season with a 17-9 record. “They really came together and finished strong,” Fallbrook coach Bob Lamont said of his team. The 2007-08 team had a record of 9-19, including a 9-18 regular-season record an... Full story
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On January 23, the Fallbrook girls’ varsity basketball team played the La Costa Canyon (LCC) Mavericks. The Lady Warriors’ (4-11) size and skill-set hurt them again as they played one of the top teams in the county. The Mavericks (12-5) steered easily to a 60-17 victory. In the first quarter, LCC quickly established that they were more skilled with a fast-paced offense and an outstanding defense. The Mavericks possess 6’2” forward Katelyn Rowe. Rowe found much room within...
When Fallbrook High School’s girls water polo team hosts Torrey Pines this afternoon, the result may determine the eventual Avocado League champion. “We expect quite a struggle,” said Fallbrook coach Bob Lamont. “I think it’s going to be THE match for the Avocado League.” Fallbrook will enter that match with an 8-5 season record, including a 2-0 mark in Avocado League competition. The Warriors outscored their first two league opponents by a combined 32-2 margin. “We’re off... Full story
On January 9, the girls’ varsity basketball team played the Vista Panthers. The Lady Warriors trailed for the entirety of the game and experienced a crushing 61-22 defeat. Fallbrook played hard and pitched a tremendous effort, yet the Panthers’ athleticism and shot-making ability proved to be too much for the Warriors. The Panthers demonstrated a well-defined offense in the first quarter as they worked the post game and drove to the basket with ease. Fallbrook’s lack of size...
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Fallbrook High School senior Noelle Garcia completed the 2.75-mile CIF San Diego Section cross-country meet in 16:41, placing sixth among the 144 Division I girls in the November 22 meet at San Diego’s Morley Field and earning a berth at this Saturday’s state meet at Woodward Park in Fresno. “Noelle had an absolutely incredible race, fantastic race,” said Fallbrook head coach Troy Hamlin. “It was one of the most technically sound races I have ever seen a high school girl run. She did everything right.” Garcia ran the first m...
On November 17, the Fallbrook varsity field hockey team played the La Costa Canyon Mavericks (LCC) in a CIF Playoff match and won 3-0. Fallbrook came out ready to play with heart and determination. The Lady Warriors got off to a tremendous start in the first half and maintained their momentum for the entire match. Fallbrook began attacking right from the start. They pressured the Mavericks and earned several penalty corners. The first score of the game came just over a minute...
On October 21, the Fallbrook girls’ varsity field hockey team hosted the San Pasqual Eagles. The Lady Warriors struggled throughout the game. A defense that normally gives up less than a goal per contest allowed the Eagles to score four times. In addition, Fallbrook’s offensive leaders were held scoreless as San Pasqual swiftly shutout the Warriors 4-0. The Eagles took control of the game right from the start. They quickly set the tempo and kept Fallbrook’s goalie, Jahna...
