Rick’s Sports Corner: Louis Mele, Baseball Player Turned Coach
By Rick AssadIt seems once the baseball bug has bitten you, it's something that can linger for years.
Burbank Baseball Wins Its Second Game Against Pasadena, 6-3
By Rick AssadThere were several high moments during Friday afternoon's 6-3 Pacific League victory by Burbank High over...
Burbank Football Takes Back Bragging Rights
It was a game that just a week ago some pondered if it would even take place.But after nearly a year and...
Burbank Softball Slowed Down By Crescenta Valley
By Rick AssadAny team that faces Crescenta Valley High's senior softball ace Dee Dee Hernandez is going to...
Burroughs Baseball Drops 9-2 Decision Versus Visiting Arcadia
By Rick AssadIt began nicely enough for the Burroughs High baseball team and then it became quite good,...
Burbank Baseball Hangs Tight With Simi Valley
With the Pacific League season about to start in just days, the Burbank High baseball team had a great opportunity to show...
Burroughs Loss Too Tough to Bear
For the first time in school history the Burroughs High football team took the field knowing it would playing representing a new...
Burbank Football Falls To Crescenta Valley At Home
By Rick AssadTwo even teams took Kemp-Kallem Field on Friday night in a Pacific League clash between host...
No Good Friday Luck for Burroughs Football
I think there are guys that keep battling and competing. Spring football is like spring scrimmages.
Burbank Football Roughed Up by Serrano
“We’re going to take on all challengers. That’s what we are about. It was a good experience for the kids to compete. We’ll get better from it.”
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