Trailing 5-1 in the first set, the Palos Verdes duo of Kai Brady and Sean Holt didn’t let the deficit get the best of them in the doubles final at the CIF-SS Boys Tennis Individual Championships on Thursday at the Seal Beach Tennis Club.

Peninsula High junior Aidan Lieb goes into every race with the mentality it will be his last.

If at first you don’t succeed, focus on the next event.

It didn't matter that the Palos Verdes girls lacrosse team was a step behind St. Margaret's in last Saturday's Southern Section Championship. What first-year coach Justine Beirne saw was something that was bigger than lacrosse. 

While competing Saturday in the 110 hurdles at the CIF Southern Section Track and Field Finals at El Camino College, Peninsula High senior Aidan Lieb kept his 2018 finish in the back of his mind.

Intensity was not the issue for the Peninsula boys volleyball team.

A year after getting passed over for a CIF Southern Section playoff spot, the Peninsula boys volleyball team is using that reminder as motivation during its current Division 3 playoff run.Following its regular-season finale loss to rival Palos Verdes, junior Clarke Godbold noted the team wou…

Just a freshman, Palos Verdes' Anna Terrell is already a Bay League champion on the track. 

It was the smallest details that Peninsula's Aiichiroh "Ike" Shirakata paid attention to heading into last Thursday's Bay League swimming championships at Redondo Union High School.

There was more than just a rivalry hanging in the balance when the Palos Verdes and Peninsula boys volleyball teams squared off Tuesday afternoon in the regular season finale.

Addy Kostrencich was an eighth grader the last time the Palos Verdes softball team beat Mira Costa.

Playing at Palos Verdes has been a struggle for the Mira Costa boys volleyball team the last few years.

Peninsula High School’s Patrick Daley didn’t want to see the Unified Track Meet go away, so he is hosting the event this year.

Trailing late in the second set following an unforced error, the Redondo boys volleyball team went back to basics against Palos Verdes in Tuesday's Bay League showdown. 

Coming off a season where it shared the Bay League title with Mira Costa, the Palos Verdes softball team is ready to unlock its full potential.

In the past two weeks, a pair of MLB players signed contracts that would pay them $25-30 million per season over the next 10 to 13 years.

Roughly 20 former Palos Verdes High School track and field teammates ventured back to their old literal stomping grounds Thursday afternoon, Feb. 28, for a reunion and a commemoration of their co-captain, Don Hurzeler.

Will Abele made a name for himself as a frequent top finisher during his time at Peninsula High.

The season to remember has gotten another life.

The Rolling Hills Prep boys basketball team will be in a familiar setting Saturday.

It's been a trying season to say the least for the Rolling Hills Prep girls basketball team.

Trailing by four midway through the third quarter Tuesday night, the Palos Verdes boys basketball coaching staff made a defensive adjustment that paid dividends against Eisenhower. 

Alex Morales has seen his share of baseball from both the Peninsula and Palos Verdes dugouts. 

The Palos Verdes boys basketball team is not letting a record-setting regular season be enough of an accomplishment.

Rancho Palos Verdes resident Shirley Parry heard how people felt before she embarked on her journey to participate in the World Marathon Challenge.

The Peninsula boys’ basketball team earned a rare victory at Redondo Union, 46-39, with some key baskets down the stretch to secure the win last Tuesday. On the opposite side, it was a rare league loss for the Sea Hawks.

A slow start in the fourth quarter nearly doomed the Palos Verdes boys basketball team in Tuesday night's Bay League battle with Mira Costa.

Samantha Inana's layup with just over a minute to play in overtime was all Peninsula needed before handing rival PV a 48-44 Bay League loss on Tuesday night. Inana led Peninsula (13-9, 3-2) with 13 points and six rebounds, but it was her final two points that were the most important. After I…

Trailing by two points with 7 seconds to play, Peninsula guard JD Plough dribbled the ball up court looking for an open teammate in Tuesday's Bay League clash with Palos Verdes.

The Palos Verdes boys basketball program went winless in the Bay League last season and the 2015-16 season. In between, was a 3-7 mark in 2016-17.

Peninsula High girls basketball coach Natalie Kelly saw the Panthers nonleague schedule as an opportunity for her team to gain invaluable experience leading into a tough Bay League schedule.

Things may change on a year-to-year basis for high school sports programs, but fourth-year Peninsula boys basketball coach Ryan Quinlan has not changed his expectations.

Following a seven-win season and a last place finish in the Bay League, the Palos Verdes boys basketball team has started this season on a tear. 

Angela Strong had heard all about the Ratopia Surf Classic from her teammates on the Palos Verdes High surf team.

As time ticked down, it looked as if penalty kicks would decide the winner between the Palos Verdes and Notre Dame of Sherman Oaks girls soccer teams on Tuesday.

With the intent of having the Palos Verdes boys soccer team ready for its Bay League schedule and a possible CIF Southern Section Division 1 playoff berth, coach Derek Larkins replicated what the PV football team has done in years past.

If there was a team hit with the backlash of the U.S. Soccer Development Academy in 2017-18, it was the Palos Verdes girls soccer team.

Following a banner season that saw the Peninsula girls soccer team reach the CIF Southern Section Division 3 semifinals, the Panthers are now entering a what coach Scotte Massey calls a 'trial-by-fire' period.

It was just like any other tournament on that October day.