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Housing and Development Newsletter “I thought we were mentally tougher in the second half and got more aggressive on defense,” Bishop Diego coach Jeff Burich said. “It was just not our night. Holy Martyrs is a very skilled and disciplined team. I think they will go far. “They were just a little more physical than us from the start and had us playing on our heels.” The Cardinals finish the season 7-4 and return four starters next season. “Our seniors Sophie Benoit, Veronica Arreola and Elliot Redkey competed to the end,” Burich said. Support Noozhawk Today! Our professional journ...

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The second and third quarters made the difference, with Bishop Diego outscoring Valley Christian 37-22. “I liked our defense, and our transition offense is improving,” Cardinals coach Jeff Burich said. “Elliot made several nice passes for layups, and Lily was a force inside getting great position and finishing. Citlali played great defense and showed great hustle all over the court.” Bishop Diego is now 5-1 overall and hosts Santa Paula on Monday. Support Noozhawk Today! Our professional journalists are working round the clock to make sure you have the news and information you need in...

Welcome to Noozhawk Asks, a new feature in which you ask the questions, you help decide what Noozhawk investigates, and you work with us to find the answers. Here’s how it works: You share your questions with us in the nearby box. In some cases, we may work with you to find the answers. In others, we may ask you to vote on your top choices to help us narrow the scope. And we’ll be regularly asking you for your feedback on a specific issue or topic. We also expect to work together with the reader who asked the winning questions to find the answer together. Noozhawk’s objective is to come...

Carpinteria's  Jasmine Gilbert made five three-pointers and led the Warriors with 21 points.  "The second half got away from us, and we weren't able to sustain a high level of execution on offense or defense," said Carpinteria coach Henry Gonzales. "However, our effort never wavered and we finished the game strong." The Warriors are 0-3 on the season. — Noozhawk sports editor Barry Punzal can be reached at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Support Noozhawk Today! Our professional journalists are working round the clock to make sure you have the news and information...