Burroughs Votes to Change Mascot
One name being thrown around to replace the Indian is a Red Hawk.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Randy Simmrin Was Football Standout, Keen Learner
By Rick AssadFor Randy Simmrin, playing football for the Burbank Vikings, Burroughs High, USC and later professionally delivered...
One Great Shot After Another
Anyone who collected baseball cards in the 1980s or 1990s may not know Mitchell Haddad personally. But they almost certainly have owned a piece of his work, whether they know it or not.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Golden State Versus Lone Star State
By Rick AssadHigh school football in Texas isn't just something to attend on Friday night. It's bigger than...
Rick’s Sports Corner: Success Follows Burbank High’s Katie Hooper
By Rick AssadKatie Hooper not only played three sports, but was highly decorated while doing so.
Chamberlain Helps Save San Jose State in Upset Win
Former Burroughs High offensive lineman Jesse Chamberlain recovered a fumble by his own quarterback, Nick Nash, late in the fourth quarter that...
Burroughs Ponders Change of School Mascot
John Burroughs High School has used an Indian as its mascot since the school opened as a high school in the late...
Burbank Barber Cutting Up the Dodgers
Burbank's Eli Ocegueda has become popular with his clippers as he counts many local major leaguers as his customers.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Burroughs High’s Kayla Wrobel, Pure Hustle
Senior power forward expects a superb basketball season.
Rick’s Sports Corner: High School Basketball Through The Decades
The common thread is that there are important life lessons learned by playing prep hoops.
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