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Category Archives: Sports
Joe Kapp, still swingin’ at 74: an SCVTalk-as-TMZ moment
Joe Kapp, who in pre-Twlight days held the position for decades as SCV’s most famous son, is making a run at the title again at the age of 74. It isn’t enough that he quarterbacked in a Rose Bowl, a … Continue reading
Posted in Misc., Sports
33 Comments
Pendulum swings back to Hart
Whether Jeff has retired like Sanders or Favre is an open question. In the meantime, I’m left to stand up for the valley’s greatest football program, Hart High School, against the new kid who graduated from Valencia and Myers, who … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Shameless Newhall Boosterism, Sports
9 Comments
Jamie Shields, All Star pitcher, Hart High Grad, Pride of SCV
The sign says it all. Wow! His proud cousin Dean writes in: James Shields of the Tampa Bay Rays and a grad of Hart High has made his first MLB All-Star game posting a hard luck 8-7 rcord this season. … Continue reading
Posted in Sports
22 Comments
Tour of California returns to SCV
It’s not a stage finish like we had in 2007 and 2008, but I’ll take it: stage 8 of the 2011 ToC will start at Town Center Drive, proceed out Highway 126 and south on Balcom Canyon road before finishing … Continue reading
Posted in Recreation, Sports
2 Comments
Tony Hawk was at Santa Clarita Skatepark!
As a devoted gamer who grew up grinding virtually in the many Tony Hawk video games (but never as a real skater), my mouth dropped upon hearing that the legendary skater and industry kingpin had visited our skatepark ysterday: There … Continue reading
Posted in Recreation, Sports
20 Comments
Are the Hart Indians Really That Bad?
I have predicted for some time that the cumulative effect of the hollowing out of Hart High School from just over 3,000 students to slightly less than 2,000 caused by flattening student populations and the opening of Golden Valley and … Continue reading
Posted in Sports
40 Comments
GOOOOOAALLLLLLLL! Catching World Cup Fever in the SCV
The whole world is about to go crazy because the 2010 FIFA World Cup kicks off in about three hours. Thirty two national teams will compete at 12 venues over 30 days in South Africa, the first time an African … Continue reading
Posted in Sports
14 Comments
The Strange case of the Summit Seals
Just what the hell is going on in Valencia Summit these days? One of Awesometown’s nicest and most mature neighborhoods is stewing in bitterness, resentment, suspicion and enough intrigue to make the screen writers of Desperate Housewives blush. Case in point: … Continue reading
Posted in Misc., Opinion, Sports
209 Comments
Chuck Pontius Memorial Criterium
It’s not exactly well known outside the cycling community, but every year bicycle racers from all over southern California converge on an empty industrial park for the Chuck Pontius Memorial Criterium. For those unfamiliar, a criterium is sort of like … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Sports, Transportation
10 Comments
Looks like Santa Clarita won’t get a Tour of California stage in 2010
I say “looks like” because the official route announcement for America’s largest bicycle race won’t be made until Thursday, but the rumor-mill isn’t looking good for a fourth straight Tour of California stop in Santa Clarita. Here’s what one bicycle … Continue reading
Posted in Sports
2 Comments