Claremont High School boys water polo wasted no time setting the pace Wednesday night during their first round CIF playoff game against visiting California High School. In fact, it took junior Bruno Snow a mere handful of seconds to score the Pack’s first goal and they never looked back.
The Claremont High School girls volleyball team celebrates after scoring a particularly difficult point on Tuesday at CHS. The Pack defeated visiting Diamond Bar, 3-0, to clinch third place in the Palomares League and a berth in the CIF tournament. Be sure to check out our complete sports coverage inside. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
For their last home game, the CHS water polo team was greeted with stands full of fans, most wearing pink cancer awareness shirts for a “Pink Out” theme. The boys played a strong game, with key plays throughout, beating Ayala 10-7.
The water polo team has been showing their support of Cancer Awareness Month by selling pink shirts with a cancer ribbon logo.
Even with all the excitement from the Claremont High School homecoming football game, the Wolfpack was unable to catch Ayala in the fourth quarter Friday night for their first loss of the season 24-21. CHS is now 6-1 for the season and plays at Diamond Bar this Friday, October 23 at 7p.m. Click the ENTIRE STORY link to see our aerial video of the halftime show.
Allison Gallegos, left, and Vanessa Lopez review a putt on the first hole of the Wolfpack’s match against Ayala on Tuesday at Marshall Canyon Golf Course. What is happening with Claremont High School sports? The football team is undefeated, boys water polo is ranked number-one, cross country is on a tear and now girls golf is having their best season ever. The girls, 7-6 overall, added another victory, narrowly defeating visiting Ayala, 214-217.
COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
The Claremont High School water polo team had an easy win over Bonita Tuesday 18-6. After getting out to a commanding lead in the first half of the game, the Wolfpack continued to put constant pressure on the Bearcats no matter who was in the pool. Top scorers included Bruno Snow, above, and Mat Turk with four goals each. COURIER photo/Peter Weinberger
Claremont High School cross-country coach Bill Reeves may be a man of few words, but he certainly got the message across to his runners: go for the team win over individual results.
And that’s exactly what happened as the Wolfpack swept the second Palomares League meet on Tuesday at Bonelli Regional Park, even though the highest varsity place was second place. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
If one could rewrite the rules of football and make every play a fourth down, the Claremont High School football team would be the greatest prep squad out there. Of course, one might also wonder why they don’t play the first three downs as beautifully as they do the last.
Still, there is no arguing with the results, and the Pack had one amazingly great game Friday night at CHS, stomping Damien 42-17 in what must be the most lopsided Claremont victory in a decades-long rivalry. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
Claremont High School quarterback Raine Pohaku Kaheaku-Paiva attempts to leap over a Damien defensive back on Friday during varsity football action at CHS. The Wolfpack carried the momentum throughout the game trouncing the rival Spartans, 42-17. More in our next edition. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
Collin Altamirano returns a shot from Marcos Giron on Wednesday during the first round of the Claremont USTA Classic tournament at the Claremont Club. Altamirano upset number one seeded Giron, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 to advance to the second round. Be sure to check out our complete story coverage and photo gallery. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
The Claremont High School girls tennis program has survived several head coaches over the past few years, which undoubtedly contributed to recent lackluster performances like ending the 2014 season tied for last place. The team could use a little stability, and may have found just that in their new coach Kathy Settles. Check out our complete sports coverage inside.
Claremont High School boys water polo started practicing this week for the upcoming season which begins next month. The Pack will have a lot to prove as the defending champion but without key players like Steven Cagle, who graduated last year. Claremont does have a tough squad however with Bruno Snow, Johnathon Wong and Ian Waasdorp returning. More in our next edition. COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
Claremont High School head football coach Coco Jarin speaks with his team following practice on Monday in Claremont. Coach Jarin instructed his team to strive everyday to be better and set high personal goals. He is confident about his team’s chances for the upcoming season with a couple of key players returning to the roster and a new quarterback. The Pack has a scrimmage against Don Lugo on August 21. Be sure to see our latest sports gallery! COURIER photo/Steven Felschundneff
Ricky Schlick has been on a tear since he first appeared in the COURIER six years ago. Back then he was in elementary school and racing miniature bandolero cars. Now the 18-year-old Claremont resident is a rising star on the local NASCAR circuit, which is equivalent to Double-A, two steps from the majors, in baseball terms.
