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He's just a freshman, but Connor Stark is making his mark not only at Oak Park High but in the state and nationwide as well. Connor, 15, is one of the highest jumping freshman pole vaulters in California as well as the nation, according to the website www.DyeStatCal.com. More ... Adam Brosh and Brandon Severson present striking portraits of contrasting personalities. At a track meet two years ago, Brosh wrote poetry to girls on the team. During a recent prank, Severson caught a lizard and unleashed it in the hair of a female teammate. More ... Agoura High senior Casey Clark was omitted from last week's AllCIFSouthern Section girls' water polo list. Clark, a team captain with the Chargers, was a first-team choice in Division II. She was one of only two Marmonte League girls to make the Division II first team. Kacey Creek from Royal was the other. More ... It's a good thing most track and field coaches carry a stopwatch because the race for a Marmonte League title in boys' and girls' track and field will be very close this spring. Thousand Oaks and Moorpark high schools both have solid boys' and girls' squads, while Simi Valley, Agoura and Newbury Park expect to be in the hunt on the girls' side. More ... It won't make Acorn sports editor Stephen Dorman as angry as mentioning a certain Mark Langston-to-Tino Martinez pitch from the 1998 World Series that ended up in the upper deck at Yankee Stadium, but rest assured our San Diego Padres-loving sports guy will be fuming this September when the Los Angeles Dodgers win the National League West. More ... FIRST PLACE—The CVU Rage U-13 girls' soccer squad won the Cal Spring Cup. Team members include Courtney Appleford, Meagan Easton, Kendall Engelhardt, Bridget Flynn, Sophie Friedl, Maddie Gurewitz, Julia Kantor, MacKenna Kelleher, Taylor Masket, Jessica Moss, Madeline Norling-Christensen, Carly Pierson, Kylee Poling, Julianne Rodriguez, Anna Quinn and Haley Agapiou. Tracy Pierson is the coach and Clay Cameron is the trainer. More ... Eric Sondheimer of the Los Angeles Times reports Calabasas High will request to leave the Marmonte League for football during the next re-leaguing cycle, set for the 2010-11 school year. Phone calls placed to Calabasas athletic director Larry Edwards and assistant principal Eric Anhalt were not returned prior to deadline. More ... Sports RSS feed |
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