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SWISH CULTURE—Moorpark High boys’ basketball senior wing and captain Joe Booth, above, and Thousand Oaks senior guard Logan Wagener, at right, are Acorn All-Stars. Wagener is a cancer survivor. MICHAEL COONS/Acorn Newspapers After all the assists, steals, dunks, floaters, fadeaways, jumpers and game-winning shots, it’s time to cut down the nets. Well, not literally. It
LOGAN THE LEGEND—Logan Wagener, who defeated childhood cancer, is an Acorn All-Star. The Thousand Oaks High boys’ basketball senior guard and scholar athlete was recently accepted to UCLA. RICHARD GILLARD/Acorn Newspapers After all the assists, steals, dunks, floaters, fadeaways, jumpers and game-winning shots, it’s time to cut down the nets. Well, not literally. It would
CAUGHT IN A CYCLONE—Above, La Serna’s Zach Leija, left, fouls Camarillo High boys’ basketball senior forward Marcos Jaquez during the CIF-Southern Section Division 3AA playoff semifinals on Feb. 17 at ACHS. At left, Scorpions head coach Brendan Garrett talks to his team before the start of the fourth quarter. Below right, Camarillo senior Chase Aronowitz
FOOTBALL MVP, TOO—Camarillo High boys’ basketball forward Marcos Jaquez, right, and Simi Valley’s Sami Barakat battle for the ball Jan. 6 at ACHS. Jaquez, a three-sport star, excels at football and baseball. Photos by MICHAEL COONS/Acorn Newspapers Marcos Jaquez never stops moving and hustling, but one question stumped him. Is he the only current athlete
TRIPPED UP—Camarillo’s Reese Winchester gets tripped up by Newbury Park in the regular season finale. Winchester plucked two interceptions in the Scorpions’ first-round playoff win last week. Winchester entered the Division 4 quarterfinal game with six interceptions on the year, 13 for his prep career. The undefeated No. 1 high school football team in the