Burroughs Girls Volleyball In Dogfight With Burbank
The Bulldogs and Bears went toe-to-toe in a Pacific League finale.
Two New Members Of Athletics Walk Of Fame Inducted
The Athletics Walk of Fame gets two brand new members.
Burroughs Football Motors By Arcadia, Moves Into First Place
The members of the Burroughs High football team arrived in the San Gabriel Valley on Thursday knowing what was at stake.
Pacific League Cross Country Meet No. 1 Results
The first Pacific League cross country meet was held Thursday at Arcadia County Park. Burroughs finished second in the boys varsity and...
Late Goal Powers Burroughs Boys’ Water Polo Past Crescenta Valley
Competing in close Pacific League matches seems to be the norm of late for the Burroughs High boys' water polo team.
Burbank Football Gets Bopped 34-14 By Crescenta Valley
The Bulldogs cannot keep pace with the Falcons in a Pacific League game.
Burroughs Football Comes Up Huge Against Muir
Earlier this season Burroughs High was unable to prevent Village Christian from scoring on a goal line play with seconds left in...
Just In Time: Burroughs Boys’ Water Polo Regroups To Top Hoover
Having seen a huge fourth-quarter lead rapidly vanish, the members of the Burroughs High boys' water polo team looked to quickly regroup.
Burbank Boys’ Water Polo Downs Defending-Champion Muir
The Burbank High boys' water polo team has spent the first part of the season searching for an efficient first-quarter performance.
Providence Girls Volleyball Defeats Burroughs In Four Sets
The Pioneers and Bears tangled in a nonleague girls' volleyball match won by Providence.
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Burroughs, Burbank Runners Put Up Strong Fight in Cross Country League Finals
For the first time ever the Rio-Pacific Conference hosted league finals where everyone ran together but standings were divided between the school...
Burbank Police Log: October 5 – October 11
Burbank's finest keeps the peace.
You Are Having a Date in Burbank: Where to Begin
Burbank rewards planners because the streets around Magnolia Park, San Fernando Boulevard, and the Media District each carry a very different mood