Peninsula baseball coach Derek Nicholson's first order of business is turning around what he called a disastrous 2019 season.
Despite an amped up defense in the second quarter and great saves at the net, Chadwick lost 11-8 in the CIF-SS Division 6 quarterfinal game against El Modena on Feb. 15.
Tyler Imbach is one of two returners on the Palos Verdes baseball team, and coach Alex Morales already thinks the 2020 season can be a big one for the Sea King catcher.
Trailing by two with less than twenty seconds to play Tuesday night, the Peninsula boys basketball team had its chance to continue its run through the CIF Southern Section Division 2A playoffs.
The Palos Verdes girls water polo team has been utilizing a game-by-game mentality this season and Claudia Lee knows that focus is even more important during the CIF Southern Section Division 3 playoffs.
Peninsula boys basketball coach Ryan Quinlan looked at Thursday night’s Bay League regular season finale against Palos Verdes as the perfect opportunity.
Tuesday night was a historic one for the Peninsula girls basketball program.
Vaughn Flowers and the Rolling Hills Prep boys basketball team looked at Saturday's meeting with Loyola as if it was a playoff game.
With Peninsula clinging to a three-point lead late in a Bay League boys basketball showdown with Palos Verdes, the Panthers’ Caleb Hall came through with his biggest shot of the season Tuesday night.
This Palos Verdes High alum is starting a digital media network to bring women's sports center stage
Haley Rosen is no stranger to the lack of media coverage women's sports receive.
Daniel Hernandez is no stranger to the Peninsula wrestling program, having coached under Mike Liebig up until he stepped away two years ago.
If its group of 17 seniors has its say, the Palos Verdes girls soccer team is looking to regain its spot at the top of the Bay League.Having last won a title following the 2016-17 season, PV battled inexperience last season with just four seniors.Now, last years group has gained the necessar…
Holiday break means something different for everyone.
Both high school boys soccer teams on the peninsula are in the midst of rebuilding their teams. Here's our preview of this year's teams:
As far as early-season tests go, the Palos Verdes boys soccer team has received two on consecutive nights at the Adidas West Coast Showcase.
With Palos Verdes' coach moving up through his high school program's ranks and Peninsula's coach returning for her 12th year, both schools have high hopes for this year's girls hoops programs. Palos Verdes HighRick Gwinn may be new to the title, but he is not new to the Palos Verdes girls b…
Palos Verdes senior Savannah Scriven has put together a memorable finish to her high school cross country career.
Palos Verdes’ tandem of Savannah Scriven and Samantha Steman finished second and sixth, respectively, in the Division III CIF State Cross Country Championships on Saturday in Fresno.
They slipped into the CIF Southern Section Finals, as coach Mike Hoeger called it.
The frustration flowed. The scene was still surreal.
It's been a total-team effort for Palos Verdes girls golfers this season, and that was on full-display last Tuesday at the Los Serranos Country Club in Chino Hills.
Works by local and nationally recognized pastel artists will be shown at an exhibit sponsored by the Pastel Society of Southern California (PSSC).
Friday was all about nine's for the Palos Verdes football team.
The top of the leaderboard for the CIF Southern Section girls golf individual regional was loaded with players from Palos Verdes High School.
To some of the players, Friday's Palos Verdes-Peninsula football clash will be just another game on the schedule.
Following a regular-season where it defeated Mira Costa for the first time in its program's history, the Palos Verdes girls volleyball team learned its CIF Southern Section Division 2 first round playoff opponent Sunday afternoon.
Tuesday's Bay League girls tennis match against Mira Costa marked the first time Peninsula had its No. 1 and 2 singles players, and the results were what was expected."There's not a better one-two punch than Peninsula, and we've played the best," Mira Costa coach Joe Ciasulli said.Junior Kim…
It was a memorable night, indeed, for the Peninsula High football team.
It might look like just another game on the schedule, but Friday night's Bay League football opener between Peninsula and Leuzinger has added element of intrigue: it will be played under lights.
The Palos Verdes boys water polo team had a six-goal lead heading in the fourth period of its Bay League opener against Mira Costa on Wednesday.
Last Friday night’s matchup against North Torrance began with a boost of adrenaline for the Peninsula High football team, before things took a sour turn.
The Palos Verdes girls volleyball team utilized an aggressive mentality and an exceptional energy level to do something Tuesday that had never been done before in the program’s history: defeat Mira Costa.
Behind the play of Kate Lane, the Palos Verdes girls volleyball team posted its first Division 2 Gold Bracket Championship at the annual Dave Mohs Tournament Sept. 7 at Fountain Valley High.
The competition for the Bay League boys water polo title will once again be a battle, and coaches Jon Reichardt (Mira Costa) and Pat O’Brien (Palos Verdes) know how much winning the league championship means.
A group of 12 year old boys from Palos Verdes traveled to Cooperstown, New York in early August and came back exceeding expectations.
The Palos Verdes football season got off to a strong start Friday afternoon, as the Sea Kings scored on the ground, through the air and on special teams to beat visiting Mission Hills of San Marcos, 28-15.
At 13 years old, Palos Verdes Estate resident Dylan Charlap has done something not many get the opportunity to do: compete on an international stage, and win.
Competing at the International Surf Festival in Hermosa Beach has become a regular occurrence for Palos Verdes High alums Brandon Gherardi and Jack Bark.The first time both Gherardi and Bark took in the yearly event was more than 10 years ago, when they were part of the Junior Lifeguard prog…
Entering his fourth season in the NFL, Joe Walker still remembers the early lessons he was taught as a child playing football.
The recent player movement in the NBA has been a little more than mind blowing, to say the least.
Tracy Austin always wanted her annual doubles tournament to have a family feel to it, and the 41st edition had just that in the Men's Open Division Final Sunday morning at the Jack Kramer Club.
Derek Nicholson is no stranger to baseball on the hill, or in the South Bay for that matter.
It's no secret that the United States Women's National Soccer team has been a dominant force of late.
Head coach Dave Young sees the amount of wear and tear the Peninsula High field gets during the football season.
In a matter of twenty days in February, Ryan Tahbaz felt a range of emotions not many his age have experienced.
Peninsula High alum enjoys the pressure of pitching for Loyola Marymount in NCAA Regional Tournament
For two days in June, Nick Frasso showed what he was capable of on a national stage.
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.
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