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The dogpile is on after Steele
Canyon blitzed visiting Granite Hills, 8-1, to
clinch
at least a share of the Cougars' first-ever Grossmont
South League championship.
(Photo by Brandi Entrekin)
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Steele
Canyon earns first GSL crown
Cougars paste No. 3 Granite Hills, 8-1
© East County Sports.com
EL CAJON (5-14-08) Its boiled down to this,
the final day of the season on Thursday (May 15) with
neither of the Grossmont Conference leagues quite ready
for the archives.
In the Grossmont South League, Steele Canyon has locked
up at least a share of the circuit crown by virtue of
Tuesdays (May 13) 8-1 drilling of three-time defending
champion Granite Hills in Rancho San Diego. The Cougars
need to knock off upset-minded Mount Miguel at home
to take the GSL title outright. A Mount Miguel victory
would drop the Cougars into a co-championship with the
winner of the Valhalla-at-Granite Hills finale on Thursday.
Meanwhile, in the Grossmont North, it will be winner-take-all
when El Capitan hosts Grossmont on Thursday (May 15)
in Lakeside . The Foothillers hold a half-game lead
over the Vaqueros thanks to an 8-2 victory over El Cajon
Valley . El Capitan was fortunate to escape a knockout
blow from Santana on Tuesday in a game that ended in
a 5-5 tie in the 11th inning due to darkness.
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The Steele Canyon Cougars celebrate
en masse after clinching
a third consecutive Grossmont South League championship.
(Photo by Debbie Jarvis)
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It's
National
Women's
Health Week
May 11-17
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Grossmont
snares share of second;
Santana completes perfect GNL slate
© East Coiunty Sports.com
SANTEE (5-14-08) -- The old "good news, bad news"
adage tipped the way of the Grossmont Foothillers to
close the regular season on Tuesday (May 13).
The bad news: Hillers pitcher allowed 26 runs to rival
West Hills over three GNL meetings this season. However,
Grossmont gladly accepted taking the season series,
2-1, after staving off a late Wolf Pack rally to take
a wild 10-8 victory to catch the Pack and finish in
a tie for second place behind undefeated league titlist
Santana.
LAUREN VALLELY slugged a pair of home runs, helping
Grossmont build a mammoth 9-1 lead before West Hills
scored seven times to move within a run. But in the
7th, the Hillers' ASHLEY RENALDI belted the second home
run in as many days, giving Grossmont some momentum
entering Saturday's (May 17) postseason opener with
three victories in four outings.
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Demonstration
video on how to
properly ride a skateboard. The current world
champion will show everything you need to know
in this interesting 60-second video.
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Mazzola
earns national honor
following monster week
Courtesy, Missouri State media relations
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (5-8-08) -- Missouri State senior first
baseman JOSH MAZZOLA has been named the Louisville
Slugger National Player of the Week by Collegiate
Baseball newspaper and the Missouri Valley Conference
Player of the Week for his monster performances against
Arkansas and Indiana State last week.
Phillips
posts career outing
-- Ex-Foothiller
slugs two homers in one inning
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Perdue
to guide Foothills Christian football
Ex-Valhalla baseball coach now an author, too
© East County Sports.com
EL CAJON (5-13-08) STEVE PERDUE is back in the
forefront again, this time as head football coach at
Foothills Christian, a parochial school of 223 students
in East County.
Perhaps known best for directing Valhalla to its first
and only major sports championship when the Norsemen
captured the San Diego CIF Division III baseball crown
in 2006, Perdue was officially named Foothills Christian
football mentor on Tuesday (May 6).
Castro
ticketed for "Baja Manitoba"
© East County Sports.com
MADISON, S.D. (5-13-08) -- Valhalla High School defensive
lineman DAVID CASTRO has agreed to continue his football
career at Dakota State University. The Trojans play
in the NAIA Dakota Athletic Conference.
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Football
season opens
with O-Line skills camp
© East County Sports.com
EL CAJON (5-10-08) -- The 2008 football season gets
an early jump when Grossmont College hosts a skills
camp for
high school offensive linemen.
Instructed by members of the Griffins coaching staff,
the camp will be held Sat., June 7, from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. The cost is just $10, and is open to incoming sophomore,
juniors and seniors.
Registration and medical forms may be obtained HERE.
Further information is available on the Grossmont College
Football website HERE.
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WOMEN'S
TENNIS
Griffins claim record 11th state championship
Defeat Chabot, 5-3; First team title since 2002-04
Griffins
claim SoCal Team Championship
(5-8-08) Courtesy, The (Costa Mesa) Daily Pilot
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Tinsley
signed by CSU Dominguez Hills
FOOTBALL
2005 JC Grid-Wire National Champions
Griffins
'08 schedule disclosed
New conference features Palomar, Fullerton
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Granite Hills Athletics Awards Night
© East County Sports.com
EL CAJON (5-13-08) Granite Hills High will host
its 5th annual Athletics Awards night on Thursday (May
22) in the Eagles Gym. Long-time coach and instructor
COY OWENS and 1973-77 standout athlete AARON GRAHAM
will be inducted into the school's Athletic Hall of
Fame. Highlight video of the Eagles in action starts
at 6:45 p.m. with the event beginning at 7. All are
welcome to attend.
Youth
football coaches clinic
© East County Sports.com
BALBOA PARK (5-14-08) -- The San Diego Hall of Champions
is assisting with the certification of youth football
coaches for the 2008 season by promoting a series of
clinics by Champions Sports Academy. The fee is $30
per coach and includes a notebook, speaker notes and
breakfast.
Santana
ballpark to be named
in honor of coach Jerry Henson
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Barona Stars tryouts scheduled
© East County Sports.com
BARONA INDIAN RESERVATION (5-3-08) -- The Barona-San
Diego Stars, a semipro baseball team which plays in
the Western Wood Bat League and in the National Baseball
Congress, is soon holding tryouts for the 2008 summer
season.
Stars owner and manager MICKEY DEUTSCHMAN makes it
clear every year, "Talent speaks." So if you
still have the itch to continue your career (and are
at least age 17), bring your own bat, glove, spikes
and a helmet to the tryouts, scheduled for May 17 and
18, at 9 a.m. Auditions will be held at Stars Field,
located 1.2 miles north of Barona Ranch Casino on Wildcat
Canyon Road.
For further information, contact the Stars at (619)
448-7900, or email Coach Deutschman HERE.
The Barona Stars website is HERE.
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