Claremont High School boys and girls cross country teams claimed Southern Section Division 2 CIF titles on Saturday morning at the Riverside Cross Country Course. This is the second year in a row that the girls have been CIF champions.
The Claremont Senior Bicycle Group was awarded $1,000 for the largest club paid participation in the 13th annual Tour de Foothills group bicycle ride. The event, which took place on Saturday, featured half metric, 31-mi, metric, 62-mi, and 100-mile routes that ran through several foothill communities including Claremont. There was also a 12-mile family fun ride that followed the Pacific Electric Bike Trail.
Claremont High School girls and boys varsity cross country teams won CIF Prelim heats Saturday in Riverside, easily advancing to the CIF Finals next Saturday.
The boys placed runners 7-8-9-17-24 to take first in the team standings with 60 points, ahead of Saugus, 70 points, Sunny Hills, 73, Simi Valley,80, and 14 other schools.
Claremont High School girls and boys’ varsity cross country teams won its CIF Prelim heat Saturday in Riverside to easily advance to the CIF Finals next Saturday.
Claremont High School athletes who participated in the National Letter of Intent Day on Wednesday are, top row: Emilee Rohrer. Loyola Marymount University, volleyball; Jack Noble, University of Oregon, baseball; Cory Smith, UC San Diego, baseball; Andrew Beauvais, University of Pittsburgh, baseball; Jake Holcroft, University of Portland, baseball. Second row: Kylie Robinson, University of Oregon, volleyball; Tess Rounds, UC San Diego, cross country; Juliana Gomez, Cal State Bakersfield, Golf; Makenna Moore, Virginia Military Institute, water polo. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
Former Claremont resident Sydney Fortson, a sophomore at the United States Naval Academy, has been named to the 2017 Women’s Soccer Academic All-Patriot League Team.
A 2016 graduate of Claremont High School, Fortson played goalkeeper for the Pack when CHS made it to the second round of the CIF tournament, where Fortson had a shutout. Unfortunately, the Pack lost to San Luis Obispo on penalty kicks.
Claremont cross country swept the Palomares League finals on Saturday at Legg Lake Park in South El Monte, winning both individual and team titles.
Claremont won team titles in the girls varsity, boys varsity, girls junior varsity, boys junior varsity and boys frosh/soph races.
It may be a worn out cliché, but it was déjà vu all over again for Claremont High School tennis on Wednesday in Claremont.
Last week the Pack tied Ayala on sets, so it came down to counting games, which gave the match to the Bulldogs.
Fast-forward to this week, and the Pack was once again tied on sets deep into the third round of the CIF Division III playoff against Tesoro.
Claremont cross-country swept the Palomares League finals on Saturday at Legg Lake Park in South El Monte winning individual and team titles across the board. Claremont won team titles in the girls varsity, boys varsity, girls junior varsity, boys junior varsity and boys frosh/soph races.
The drive that propels Claremont distance runner Sydney Hwang was on display Tuesday evening during the cross-country team’s evening workout.
Rather than run with the girls team—where she would be way out in front—Hwang ran with the boys, forcing her to chase, which makes her faster.
The dedication is paying off since Hwang, a junior, recently broke Annie Boos’ school record on the hilly three-mile Mt. Sac course.
Claremont High School quarterback Reggie Retzlaff gets some good pass protection as he looks for an open receiver on Friday during the Pack’s Palomares League matchup with Bonita High School in La Verne. Claremont narrowly defeated the Bearcats 36-31 photo by John Schildmeyer
Claremont High School’s number one singles player, Goldie La, returns a shot on Tuesday early into the Pack’s Palomares League match with visiting Ayala. After a grueling 3.5 hours of play, the match came down to a tie breaker which Ayala won 11-9, resulting in a 9-9 tie on sets. The Bulldogs were given the victory because they won 86 games, two more then the Pack. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
It’s not 2015 anymore, when Claremont boys water polo seemed to win every game effortlessly.
Now the Pack has to work a little harder, which may be a good development. It certainly seemed so on Tuesday when Claremont narrowly defeated Glendora, 10-9, in Palomares League action at CHS.
The boys came out strong and built a sizeable lead, outscoring the Tartans, 4-1, with goals from Ryan Scott, Alex Stockwell, Ian Waasdorp and Mason Stark.
COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
Claremont High School’s girls’ varsity cross country team finished in second place in the prestigious Clovis Invitational Girls championship race on Saturday in Fresno. Claremont scored 132 finishing behind Great Oak at 102 points but ahead of 23 other scoring teams, including top nationally-ranked Buchanan High School, which took third with 142 points.
