High School Sports Weekly Recap
Sports results for the week of Feb. 3 - 7
Burroughs & Burbank Girls Basketball Preview
Supporters of the two schools can expect to see lots of talent and a great crosstown rivalry this season when the two teams hit the floor
Burroughs Girls Basketball Stunned by Pasadena
Indians lose momentum, lead at end after leading most of the way in 57-56 Pacific League contest.
Class of 2020 Produces Many Future College Athletes
Local schools will have a number of graduates who will continue their craft at the next level.
Burroughs’ Historic Season Continues After Win Against Burbank
Lady Indians defeat the Lady Bulldogs, 50-36, to secure back-to-back undefeated league championships while winning their school record 27th game of the year
Burbank Girls Cagers Suffer 38-32 Setback To Glendale
Bulldogs go scoreless in the second quarter, lose to the Nitros
All-League and All-CIF Announced for JB & BHS Winter Sports
Indians' basketball star Davina Del Castillo earns All-CIF honors after leading Burroughs to its first-ever CIF semifinal appearance
Burroughs Relies on Faith in Win
Junior scores 24 points, has 15 rebounds in huge 48-46 Pacific League win over Pasadena.
2016 Was a Year to Remember in Sports for Burbank and Burroughs
It was clearly a year to remember in 2016 as Burbank and Burroughs highs produced more quality teams than ever before.
Fountain Valley Shocks Burroughs in Upset, 61-57
Indians suffer tough first round defeat that ends their season
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Burroughs Boys Volleyball Defeats Burbank In Three Sets
The Bears prevailed in three games, but the Bulldogs played well in the third set.
Burbank Community Turns Up the Heat at First-Ever Chamber Chili Cook-Off
On Saturday, April 11, the outdoor grounds of the Burbank Historical Museum were buzzing with the savory aroma of simmering spices as the Burbank Chamber of Commerce hosted its very first Chili Cook-Off.
Letter to the Editor: First Candidate Throws Hat into Race for a City Council...
"I believe local government should be accessible, and visible, in the community it serves"