Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Eric Sondheimer across Football, Baseball, Basketball.
Bill Marsh, the visionary coach who transformed San Fernando High football in the 1970s, died at 79, leaving a legacy of innovation, community impact, and a pipeline of NFL talent.
Pierce College in Woodland Hills will suspend its football program for the 2026 season, urging players to explore other opportunities while the school works with the Southern California Football Association to safeguard athletes' well‑being.
Carson, the defending City Section Open Division champion, begins official practices on Monday as high school football shifts to a year‑round schedule, emphasizing preparation over novelty.
The February 2017 doubleheader at USC’s Galen Center brought together top high school teams, a roaring crowd and insightful coverage by Los Angeles Times columnist Eric Sondheimer.
The City Section's second‑season flag football pilot could nearly double school participation, sparking debate over safety, scheduling and Olympic exposure.
After two decades of waiting, Birmingham High’s baseball team clinched both the West Valley League crown and the City Section Open Division championship. Coaches Matt Mowry and Gus Rico steered the Patriots through adversity, turning personal tragedy into a season‑defining victory.
The latest rankings reflect a year of intense competition, featuring championship victories, deep playoff runs, and standout performances across the Southland.
The Clausen siblings are creating a fall flag football league called Rising Stars that will feature six of their own children and run on Sundays starting August 16 at three Southern California locations.
Julian Garcia’s dominant pitching lifts St. John Bosco to a 2-0 victory over Norco, securing a second consecutive Division 1 baseball championship and cementing his redemption after surgery.
After nearly three and a half decades leading high school baseball programs, Tom Meusborn will step away from head‑coach duties, promising to remain involved in the sport.
Agoura High’s standout athlete Tyler Starling dazzles on the field and track, posting impressive stats and preparing for a key playoff matchup.