La Jolla's boys high school water polo players dive into a new season
After a couple of pandemic-disrupted seasons, La Jolla’s boys high school water polo players are taking to the pool again.
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After a couple of pandemic-disrupted seasons, La Jolla’s boys high school water polo players are taking to the pool again.
The Foundation of La Jolla High School is hoping community members won't sit and stay (at home) when the organization unleashes its inaugural “La Jolla Mutt Strut” on Saturday, May 7, in The Village.
La Jolla High’s softball team isn’t perfect, but it is an incubator for the new to bat-and-ball where coach Anthony Sarain — he of the pony-tailed saxophone-playing who earlier put in a head coaching stint at La Jolla when his daughter Katya was a pitcher at LJHS — loves to do instruction, talks of the four levels of competence, and provides an environment in which assistant coach Kevin Hurt can assist with teaching as the Vikings find their way this season.
Though two La Jolla teams played in the quarterfinals of the CIF San Diego Section girls water polo playoffs Feb. 10, only one will move on to the next round.
After months of rehearsals and other preparations for its upcoming production of “West Side Story,” the La Jolla High School Theatre Arts Department has been told that indoor performances must be moved outdoors due to the recent regional spike in COVID-19 coronavirus cases.