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History made! Hesperia Christian beats Jurupa Valley for CIF-SS Div 8 softball title
With two outs and a full count, Sophie Anderson stood on third base representing the game-winning run in the CIF-Southern Section Division 8 championship game Friday afternoon. Hesperia Christian tied the game minutes prior after Eden Skinner stole third base and then scored on an error. The 3-2 pitch to...
A look at the CIF-SS Div. 8 softball title game between Hesperia Christian & Jurupa Valley
The Hesperia Christian softball team is looking to capture school history Friday morning. The Patriots are set to take on Jurupa Valley for the CIF-Southern Section Division 8 championship at Deanna Manning Stadium in Irvine. It’s the third time in school history that Hesperia Christian will compete for a CIF-SS...
Yamaha's bLU cRU Invitational Races into Glen Helen Raceway for High-Octane Weekend
Rev your engines and mark your calendars for a high-octane weekend that will set pulses racing at the renowned Glen Helen Raceway! The bLU cRU Invitational is roaring into town from Fri, May 17 at 5pm to Sun, May 19 at 5pm, and it's an event you won't want to miss.
Apple Valley’s Brady Fonville is the Victorville Chevrolet High School Athlete of the Week
There were 27,538 votes cast this week in the race for the Victorville Chevrolet High School Athlete of the Week poll winner. Apple Valley’s Brady Fonville ended with 49.07% of total votes casted by Daily Press readers. The star golfer received 13,514 votes, beating out seven other high school...
Oak Hills running back Karson Cox commits to UCLA, joins coach DeShaun Foster
Oak Hills running back Karson Cox will be staying close to home for his college football days, and his biggest fan couldn’t be any happier. The 2023 Daily Press Football Player of the Year announced his decision to continue his football career at UCLA on Tuesday afternoon. It’s been a highly-anticipated announcement as the...
Senior karate classes: Apple Valley residents don't let age determine their ability
Apple Valley seniors know that the golden years aren't limited to knitting and reading the paper. The kiai's, or "hi-yah" shouts, of these High Desert seniors can be heard from Bear Valley Road to Highway 18 as they practice their roundhouse kicks in karate class at the Academy of Applied Martial Arts.
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