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May 24, 2013 · Comments OffTomales on verge of title
Casa rolls Newman, moves on
Beating North Bay League rival Cardinal Newman four out of five times in one season is quite an accomplishment, one that Casa Grande achieved on Friday afternoon.
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SRJC swimmers earn All-American honors
Sixteen Bear Cub swimmers and divers were announced as Community College Swimming and Diving All-Americans this week.
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NCS playoffs: Newman blanks John Swett, Rancho falls in Newark
A roundup of how Empire teams fared on the road in the NCS playoffs.
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NCS softball playoffs: Thomsen’s shutout gem lifts Petaluma over San Lorenzo
Dana Thomsen racked up 15 strikeouts and allowed only five hits in the Trojans' 7-0 win over San Lorenzo in the first round of the Division 2 playoffs.
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Petaluma Pride: Veteran coach was hometown star who stayed to build Trojans’ powerhouse
Success has never pushed Petaluma High softball coach Kurt Jastrow to leave for greener coaching pastures.
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NCS baseball: Casa Grande wins opener, 4-1
Anthony Bender’s complete game, Nate Bills’ single lead top-seeded Gauchos past Pinole
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NCS baseball: Analy’s Garrett Hill leads Tigers to 2-0 win
Pitcher strikes out 12, tosses two-hitter to earn NCS-opening victory
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NCS baseball roundup: Cardinal Newman topples Alameda; Montgomery’s upset bid falls short
Pitcher Zak Faber responded to his first start of the season with a stellar performance Tuesday as he hurled visiting Cardinal Newman to a 4-1 victory over Alameda in a first round NCS Division 2 game.
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CIF Boys Golf: Montgomery’s Rogers loses his hot hand
Fresh off win at Tournament of Champions, Montgomery junior shoots 10 over par at Patterson
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Empire roundup: Petaluma duo finishes second in NCS badminton
Petaluma’s girls doubles team of seniors Jenny Saxton and Megan Walls earned a second-place finish at the North Coast Section badminton championships Saturday at Newark Memorial High.
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PADECKY: St. Vincent’s Galloway is Mr. 500
Could you come to St. Vincent, principal Sister Maureen said back in 1979, for a job interview? “Sure,” Gary Galloway said, “but could you give me directions to the school?” That’s how fresh and new and innocent it was for Galloway, 34 years ago.
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