Liberty High School swimmer Gwen Asbury has qualified for the CIF State Championships in Clovis, California this weekend. Asbury placed fourth in the 500 freestyle
The Paloma Valley High School boys wrestling team, which won the first CIF Southern Section boys team title in school history in February, was honored
Lynda Guerra, shown here diving back into first base, is one of Paloma Valley’s top players. (Photo by Action Captures Media) The Paloma Valley High
Max Dupree is one of Santa Rosa Academy’s top pitchers. (Photo by Reece Kimes) Santa Rosa Academy will be at home on Thursday and Paloma
Grace and Gwen Asbury won medals at the CIF-SS swimming finals. (Photos courtesy of Felicia Asbury) Gwen Asbury placed in the top four in two
Liberty High relay team members, left to right: Celeste Hernandez, Gwen Asbury, Grace Asbury, Tessa Whitford, and Kylie Kaas. (Photo courtesy of Felicia Asbury) The
Paloma Valley triple jumper Arthur Stringer ranks second in CIF-SS and third in the state. (Photo courtesy Juan Merida) Elite track and field athletes from
From left: Heritage relay swimmers Sophia De La Torre, Abigail Downs, Christina Harvey, Gracie Ledesma. The Heritage High School girls swim team qualified two relay
Liberty’s Gwen Asbury will compete in the CIF prelims in two individual races and two relay events. Senior Gwen Asbury will begin her bid for
