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  • High school Fall Sports training to resume July 30, Aug. 1 – for now

    Jeff Pack, Staff Writer|Updated Jan 4, 2021

    According to Fallbrook Union High School athletic director Patrick Walker, no concrete decisions have been made as to when summer athletic training will resume in advance of the CIF Fall Season. Given the fluid nature of county and state mandates being issued because of the coronavirus pandemic, you could say that school officials are dealing with a playing field with constantly moving goalposts. “We are looking at both the CIF guidelines, recommendations from the State Sports Medicine Advisory Committee, and our North C...

  • Mike Trout hopes Angels can start fast in shortened season

    Updated Jul 14, 2020

    GREG BEACHAM AP Sports Writer ANAHEIM (AP) - With his first child due to arrive shortly, Mike Trout thought hard about skipping this shortened major league season. The Los Angeles Angels' three-time AL MVP also isn't sure he'll still be in uniform in October if the Angels capitalize on the expanded opportunity by landing a playoff berth. Not much is certain about this unique baseball summer, but Trout is betting he'll be glad he took time out from impending fatherhood to...

  • Tatis Jr. hopes to stay healthy during 60-game sprint

    Updated Jul 14, 2020

    BERNIE WILSON AP Sports Writer SAN DIEGO (AP) - Fernando Tatis Jr. has become one of the faces of the San Diego Padres, with or without a facemask. The exciting young shortstop has been taking coronavirus protocols seriously, including wearing a mask during summer camp workouts. He even wore one during a Zoom session with the media. The 21-year-old Tatis wants to play as much of the 60-game season as possible while keeping his teammates safe, even if only one other Padres play...

  • Red Sox dogged by claims of racism, sexual abuse

    Updated Jul 9, 2020

    MICHAEL REZENDES Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) - Last month, when former Major League All-star Torii Hunter said he'd been called the N-word "a hundred times" at Boston's storied Fenway Park, the Red Sox were quick to back him up with a promise to fight racism. "Torii Hunter's experience is real," the team said in a June 10 Twitter post, adding that there were at least seven incidents as recently as last year where fans used racial slurs. The team promised to do a better job...

  • NFL's stay-at-home order means no travel for training camp

    Updated Jul 9, 2020

    SCHUYLER DIXON AP Pro Football Writer Tim Flynn was looking forward to one final year as the mayoral host of training camp for the Dallas Cowboys in Oxnard, California. So much for that. The pandemic forced the NFL to abandon, at least for this year, the fading but still time-honored tradition of teams traveling to training camp. The league's version of a stay-at-home order will end the latest California run for the Cowboys, stop the 54-year streak for the Pittsburgh Steelers...

  • Ivy League suspends fall sports due to coronavirus pandemic

    Updated Jul 9, 2020

    DOUG FEINBERG and JIMMY GOLEN AP Sports Writers The Ivy League on Wednesday became the first Division I conference to suspend all fall sports, including football, leaving open the possibility of moving some seasons to the spring if the coronavirus pandemic is better controlled by then. "We simply do not believe we can create and maintain an environment for intercollegiate athletic competition that meets our requirements for safety and acceptable levels of risk," the Ivy...

  • Stanford drops 11 sports to cut costs during pandemic

    Updated Jul 8, 2020

    JOHN MARSHALL AP Sports Writer Stanford announced Wednesday that it is dropping 11 sports amid financial difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The school will discontinue men's and women's fencing, field hockey, lightweight rowing, men's rowing, co-ed and women's sailing, squash, synchronized swimming, men's volleyball, and wrestling after the 2020-21 academic year. Stanford also is eliminating 20 support staff positions. Stanford projected a deficit of more than...

  • Moramarco named CIF Model Coach

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Jul 8, 2020

    The CIF has a Model Coach Award, and one of the 2019-2020 recipients is Pat Moramarco, a 1982 Fallbrook High School graduate and current Vista High School girls' basketball coach. "It's obviously a great honor. It's a little bit of a surprise because it comes from the state, not the section," Moramarco said. "It's a great accomplishment, and I really appreciate that." The CIF Model Coach Award program was created by the CIF State Federated Council to recognize coaches who... Full story

  • Dodgers to open season July 23, Padres, Angels to open season July 24

    Updated Jul 7, 2020

    LOS ANGELES (CNS) - The Los Angeles Dodgers will open the coronavirus-delayed season July 23 against the San Francisco Giants at Dodger Stadium, Major League Baseball announced. The scheduled 7:08 p.m. game -- one of two to be played on that date -- will follow a 4:08 p.m. interleague game between the defending World Series champion Washington Nationals and New York Yankees. Both games will be televised exclusively by ESPN. Government directives prohibiting large gatherings...

  • Padres outfielder tests positive for coronavirus

    Updated Jul 4, 2020

    SAN DIEGO (CNS) - San Diego Padres outfielder Tommy Pham has tested positive for the coronavirus, general manager A.J. Preller announced Friday. ``Tommy Pham has tested positive for the coronavirus,'' Preller told reporters on a Zoom call before the start of the team's first official Summer Camp workout at Petco Park. ``He began the self-isolation process immediately. He is asymptomatic. I've been in contact with him every single day. He feels fine/asymptomatic. As a staff,...

  • Redskins to have 'thorough review' of name amid race debate

    Updated Jul 3, 2020

    STEPHEN WHYNO AP Sports Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - The Washington Redskins began a "thorough review" of their name Friday, a significant step toward moving on from what experts and advocates call a "dictionary-defined racial slur." Even though owner Dan Snyder had shown no willingness to change the name since buying the team in 1999, the recent national conversation on race has renewed opposition to the name and prompted sponsors to speak up. With support from the NFL, it may...

  • SD Loyal soccer club to resume play July 11 with away match at Salt Lake

    Updated Jul 2, 2020

    SAN DIEGO (CNS) - The USL Championship soccer league announced Thursday it will resume its 2020 season starting July 11 with local side San Diego Loyal SC facing defending title-holder Real Monarchs SLC at 1 p.m. in Salt Lake City. Launched on June 19, 2019, San Diego Loyal is the newest member of USL Championship and is coached by legendary former Los Angeles Galaxy and United States Men's National Team player Landon Donovan. The league shut down play in March due to...

  • Koleszar given LPGA Dinah Shore Scholarship

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Jun 26, 2020

    Claire Koleszar will try for a berth on the 2021-2022 University of Michigan women's golf team, but she will start her Michigan golf career at the club level and will fund part of her college tuition with the LPGA Dinah Shore Scholarship she received. "It's something I'm really excited to do," Koleszar said. Koleszar, who lives in Fallbrook and graduated from Mission Vista High School recently, also captured class salutatorian honors. Although there was not a berth for her on...

  • Ford twins share Bonsall's SDHSSA female athlete of the year honor

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Jun 26, 2020

    The San Diego High School Sports Association annually honors one male student-athlete and one female student-athlete from each school. In the case of Bonsall High School, the Ford twins shared this year's award for the honored female senior. Officially, only one female can receive the Senior Scholar-Athlete award, so Abigayle Ford will be the formal recipient, but Bonsall High School will recognize both Abigayle Ford and Isabella Ford. "They are a great example of siblings...

  • CIF adds sand volleyball pending state concurrence

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Jun 26, 2020

    Sand volleyball is expected to become the newest CIF San Diego Section sport. A unanimous CIF Board of Managers vote, May 20, approved sand volleyball as a CIF San Diego Section sport contingent upon CIF State Federated Council recognition of sand volleyball as an authorized sport. Sand volleyball would be for girls only. Although only two players from each team will be on the court at the same time, the match format will be similar to doubles play in tennis, which also includes singles sets, as five tandems from each school...

  • Alanis adds SDHSSA male athlete of the year to honors

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Jun 26, 2020

    Austin Alanis earned the position of Bonsall High School salutatorian for the class of 2020 based on his GPA alone. The San Diego High School Sports Association annually honors a male athlete and a female athlete from each CIF San Diego Section school based on athletic and leadership criteria as well as grades, and Alanis was the Bonsall High School selection for the male Senior Scholar-Athlete. “No one would question Austin getting the award. He can be seen running on campus and around his neighborhood in the offseason, know...

  • Liverpool clinches league title, ends 30-year drought

    Updated Jun 25, 2020

    ROB HARRIS AP Global Soccer Writer LIVERPOOL, England (AP) - The 30-year wait is over. Liverpool is champion of England again. Liverpool clinched its first league title since 1990 on Thursday, ending an agonizing title drought without the players even having to take the field. Instead, the Premier League crown was secured when Chelsea beat second-place Manchester City 2-1, a result that means City can no longer catch Liverpool with seven games remaining. For the city of...

  • No. 1 Novak Djokovic, wife have virus after his exhibitions

    Updated Jun 23, 2020

    DUSAN STOJANOVIC Associated Press BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) - Top-ranked tennis player Novak Djokovic announced Tuesday he and his wife tested positive for the coronavirus after he played in a series of exhibition matches he organized in Serbia and Croatia with zero social distancing amid the pandemic. Raising questions about the full-fledged return of tennis, including the U.S. Open planned for August, Djokovic is the fourth player to come down with COVID-19 after participating...

  • FBI investigating noose left in NASCAR stall of Black driver

    Updated Jun 22, 2020

    JENNA FRYER AP Auto Racing Writer Federal authorities on Monday confirmed they are investigating the discovery of a noose found in the Talladega Superspeedway garage stall of Bubba Wallace, NASCAR's only Black full-time driver who successfully pushed the stock car series to ban the Confederate flag at its venues earlier this month. U.S. Attorney Jay Town said his office, the FBI and the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division were reviewing the situation. "Regardless of...

  • NY-bred Tiz the Law wins barren Belmont Stakes

    Updated Jun 20, 2020

    JAKE SEINER AP Sports Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Tiz the Law won an unprecedented Belmont Stakes, claiming victory Saturday at the first race of a rejiggered Triple Crown schedule in front of eerily empty grandstands. The 3-year-old colt from upstate New York charged to the lead turning for home and now can set his sights on the Sept. 5 Kentucky Derby and Oct. 3 Preakness. All three legs of this year's Triple Crown schedule were postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Belmont,...

  • AP source: MLB spring training sites close amid virus worry

    Updated Jun 20, 2020

    BEN WALKER AP Baseball Writer Every team in Major League Baseball will shut its spring training camp over concerns about the coronavirus pandemic, a move that came in the wake of the Philadelphia Phillies announcing Friday five players had tested positive for COVID-19. The closures come while MLB owners and players try to negotiate a deal to begin the season, and raise the possibility the virus outbreak could scuttle all attempts at starting up this year. A person familiar...

  • As athletes return to campus, what are they signing up for?

    Updated Jun 20, 2020

    RALPH D. RUSSO AP College Football Writer Ohio State calls it the Buckeye Acknowledgment and Pledge, a two-page document the school asked its athletes to sign before they could begin using team facilities during the pandemic. The document SMU is requiring its athletes to sign is much more direct: Acknowledgment of Risk for COVID-19 Summer 2020. Across the country, universities have begun the process of getting ready to play through a public health crisis. As athletes return...

  • Super Patriot wins Fran's Valentine Stakes

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Jun 19, 2020

    San Luis Rey Training Center mare Super Patriot won the Fran’s Valentine Stakes race June 6 at Santa Anita Park. The 5-year-old won the one-mile turf race for California-bred fillies and mares 3 years old and upward by 1 3/4 lengths over second-place Sedamar. Super Patriot and jockey Flavien Prat had a winning time of 1:35.66. “Flavien rode her perfectly. She wants to come from behind, and he told me he never even had to use his stick,” trainer Richard Baltas said. The race was the first in more than three months for Super...

  • CIF suspends dead period

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Jun 19, 2020

    Normally the CIF San Diego Section has a "dead period" in which contact between coaches and student-athletes is not allowed. Because the coronavirus shutdown eliminated team activity, there will not be a no contact period for summer 2020. "I think it was the right thing to do with all of the shutdowns that we've had," said CIF assistant commissioner John Labeta. "There's no reason to have a no contact period this year." In 2002 the CIF implemented a two-week period which prohibits participation or scheduling of organized prac...

  • Janikowski to play soccer at ENMU

    Joe Naiman, Village News Reporter|Updated Jun 11, 2020

    Megan Janikowski will continue her soccer career at Eastern New Mexico University. The lifelong Fallbrook resident, who played soccer for three years on the Cathedral Catholic High School varsity before graduating this spring, signed a letter of intent to play for the Greyhounds Nov. 13. She received both an athletic scholarship and an academic scholarship. “I’m super excited to play,” Janikowski said. Eastern New Mexico University is in Division II of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and is a member of the Lone...

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