Just over a month ago, Palos Verdes girls volleyball coach Patrick Lynch saw something that he was not only impressed with, but he knew it could possibly lead to something bigger come time for the CIF Southern Section Division 2 playoffs.

Ryan Wilson had a busy start to the Palos Verdes-Redondo Bay League football game Friday night.

Thursday's Bay League girls tennis clash between Mira Costa and Peninsula was about more than just second place.

Prying the Bay League football title away from the Palos Verdes will take a lot of work.

For the second time in a month, the Palos Verdes girls tennis team was the last squad standing following a weekend tournament.

Anthony D’ambra didn’t mince words when talking about the final possession of Thursday’s Bay League water polo showdown between Palos Verdes and Mira Costa.

Heading into the season, the Peninsula High coaching staff identified each game as a test, with its nonleague finale against North Torrance as its midterm.

Behind a 20-point first quarter, the Peninsula High football team defeated visiting Torrance 29-6 last Friday afternoon.

The Palos Verdes High football team hit another speed bump last Friday afternoon, falling in its home opener to San Diego-Madison 21-10.

Peninsula knew what it was up against in Culver City coming into last Friday's match up, but coach Dave Young knows it was a learning experience for the young Panthers.

Palos Verdes got off to a quick start last Thursday night, but the Sea Kings were unable to sustain their level of play against Narbonne.

Chadwick's football team is still disappointed in how its 2017 season ended.

Duncan Reid was at a loss for words when asked to describe his most recent opportunity. Reid, a 2016 Palos Verdes High graduate, just signed on with USA Triathlon's Project Podium.

Peninsula's football team kicked off the 2018 season in style last Friday afternoon. 

At the largest taekwondo tournament in the world, students from the K.S. Choi Taekwondo center in Rolling Hills Estates put their training on display at the 2018 USA Taekwondo Championships.

Stan Kurtz, a Tarzana man who swam 22 miles from Catalina Island to Rancho Palos Verdes to raise leukemia awareness, touched shore Sunday afternoon as a crowd of family, friends and even inspired strangers cheered him on.

Eli Morgan is making a smooth transition throwing to wood bats while pitching in his first year of professional baseball.

Stanton Gilbertson has made quite the impression not only on the lacrosse field at Hobart College in Geneva, New York, he's also excelled in the classroom.

Mary Kate Cooper never let her disability be an excuse, and she showed what she was capable of on a cold, windy November morning.

Ena Shibahara didn't get off to the kind of start she would have liked her sophomore year at UCLA, but that didn't stop her from continuing to showcase her talents under the bright lights of the Pac-12 conference."My sophomore year was a rollercoaster," Shibahara said. "It didn't start as we…

Peninsula High’s Clarke Godbold recently earned one of the highest honors in sports.

Tristan Wattson was overjoyed when he heard he'd been selected to the U.S. National Water Polo Team.

Palos Verdes High wrapped up the majority of its athletic year when it named the class of 2018's Athletes of the Year.

Jacob Hangartner and Jessica Nye were honored for football and track respectively over their four years playing for Peninsula High School at the annual Athlete of the Year banquet May 23 at the Los Verdes Golf Club.

Aiichiroh “Ike” Shirakata admitted that he didn’t perform well at the Bay League swim finals May 4, but he knew which meet was the most important.

Sahm Irvine came into the 2018 Peninsula High boys tennis season knowing he'd be the Panthers top singles player.

When the Palos Verdes and Peninsula baseball teams square off for their yearly two-game series, PV coach Derrek Duarte knows anything can happen on the diamond. 

Erik Boisvert knew the Peninsula boys volleyball team was the heavy underdog heading into Tuesday’s regular season finale with Bay League and Hill rival Palos Verdes. 

College applications, AP classes, extracurricular activities and … an Ironman triathlon? That’s senior year for Chadwick School students Andrew Buchanan and Chris Keesey.

Palos Verdes High senior Will Allen didn’t change much heading into Monday’s High School Scholastic Surf Series State Championships in Oceanside.