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.
Claremont High School girls varsity golfers Jett Legacion and Amanda Gale have some company in the form of a mule deer, as the Pack takes on visiting Ayala on Tuesday at Marshall Canyon Golf Course. Claremont girls earned their fifth straight win, defeating the Bulldogs 234-257. More in our next edition. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
Claremont High School’s girls varsity tennis stunned three-time Palomares League defending champions, Ayala High School 11-7 on Thursday in Chino Hills. The Pack’s doubles teams led the way winning 6 of 9 sets.
The Claremont High School girls varsity tennis team continued their winning ways by defeating South Hills High School, 16-2, last Thursday in Claremont. The Pack’s number one doubles team, juniors Astrid Petropoulus and Emma Behrens, won all three of their matches without dropping a game.
Claremont High School girls’ cross country team won the 5k elite girls team title at the competitive Bob Firman Invite on Saturday in Boise, Idaho. The Wolfpack scored 137 points to narrowly edge out Bozeman Montana, which tallied 140. Claremont High School senior Alyssa Cantrell started out playing soccer, so she is accustomed to being knocked down. See our entire CHS sports round-up inside.
However, last Saturday at the Bob Firman Invitational in Boise, Idaho, the girls elite 5k race started with a mass of 167 runners that quickly merged down to three columns, and then two.
The Claremont High School girls varsity tennis team continued their winning ways by defeating South Hills High School, 16-2, on Thursday in Claremont. The win moves them to a 2-0 league record, 3-2 overall, according to coach Kathy Settles.
A trio of talented freshmen is leading girls tennis as the season gets underway.
The number one singles player, freshman Goldie La, has yet to lose, going 12-0 in the girls’ first three matches, which included two very competitive teams, Redlands and Arcadia. Number two seed is freshman Caren Uribe, but number three is a toss up between freshman Jahday Drewery and senior Liz Wu.
