Burbank’s Rostomyan Wins Butterfly Title
Burbank High junior Roman Rostomyan knows he isn’t the fastest swimmer in the butterfly in the Pacific League. But that didn’t stop Rostomyan from working...
Burroughs Baseball Lose Thriller, 1-0, To Crescenta Valley
Indians fall into second place tie with Arcadia in the Pacific League
Burroughs Volleyball Survives Scare From Burbank
Burroughs High had already won the Pacific League boys’ volleyball title outright and appeared to be in total command against host Burbank High Thursday...
Burroughs Surprises Burbank in Tennis Win
Things didn’t go well for the Burroughs High boys’ tennis team when the Indians faced off against rival Burbank High earlier this season.Thursday the...
Burroughs Softball Drills Crescenta Valley, 4-1
Indians remain undefeated in Pacific League action
Burbank, Burroughs Split Wins in Swim Meet
Burbank High didn’t have specific plans to break the school’s record in the boys’ 400 yard freestyle relay. But the Bulldogs have done just that...
Burroughs Softball Cruises To 11-1 Blitz Over Arcadia
Indians score 10 runs in first inning against Apaches
Burbank Beats Burroughs, Wins Pacific League Track Title
Nobody on the Burbank High track team was born the last time the Bulldogs won a league title in boys’ track.After 31 years Burbank...
Burroughs Lose Heartbreaker 8-4 In Eight Innings
Indians trail 4-0, rally to tie but fall to Apaches
Burbank Baseball Hangs Tough, Falls to CV
The Burbank High baseball team looked ripe for an upset Friday night at Stengel Field in Glendale when the Bulldogs took on host Crescenta...
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