Category: Sports

It is important to keep the body moving for overall good health, and that’s exactly what Major Motion Cycling offers. From their recreation program for people of all ages, to their race team that pushes the limits of the sport, this club promotes a healthy lifestyle, while creating a social environment where people can have a great time.

When it comes to prize fighting, people love to see knockouts. That may be exactly what they get at The Forum in Inglewood Saturday night, as Glory Sports International will showcase some of the best kickboxers in the world.

Camp held at Ladera Little League Fields

The San Diego Padres have confirmed on Twitter that Major League Baseball Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn has died.

Rugby is one of the toughest sports in the world. It has the same type of contact as American football, but without the pads. Because of the physical nature of the sport, it is mostly played by men, but for athletes such as View Park Prep’s Elona Williams, the rough nature of the sport is perfect for her.

Funeral services are pending for former Los Angeles Dodger and Cy Young Award-winning pitcher Bob Welch, the last Major League pitcher to win at least 25 games in a season.

The city of Palmdale has announced that the community has been officially selected to participate in the Special Olympics World Games “Host Town” program from July 21–24, 2015. Before the Special Olympics World Games begin on July 25, 2015, more than 7,000 athletes from 177 countries will be welcomed to Southern California through the “Host Town” program. One hundred communities from San Luis Obispo to San Diego will have the honor of being selected as an official Host Town.

Recently, 256 college football players realized their dreams of being drafted into the NFL. Years of grinding their way through youth, high school, and college football has brought them to their moment. But for some people who are trying to be clever, they have taken this special moment and replaced it with their own agenda, whatever that may be.

Crenshaw High School’s Clavacia Smith doesn’t like idle time, which has led him to a 3.5 grade point average while playing offensive line on the football team, even though he is only 6’2”, 205 pounds.