Sports

It’s an intense John Burroughs High School varsity softball game. Catcher, Rachel Little, is engaged in the game, watching the field where her teammates are ready and in position. Their cleats are pressed into the field’s dirt, mitts up and ready, waiting for Little to call the pitch and end the inning. In the stands are parents, classmates, and a 10-year-old girl named Skylar Celli-Recht, holding a handmade “Go #2 Rachel” sign and cheering on her favorite player. 

It took a couple of matches before the Bulldogs experienced triumph. However, it put things together Wednesday.

The Bulldogs began the match slowly but then pulled away for the victory over the Mustangs.

Kaiden Fine wasted no time in what turned out to be a watershed moment in his career.

Lia Krumian enjoyed handling two major responsibilities. One at each end of the court.

Chris Kulikov wants to cap his two-year career at Burroughs in spectacular fashion.

The win moved Burbank ahead of Burroughs in the Pacific League standings.

It was well-played and hotly-contested but the match ended up in a 1-1 tie.

The Bears jump off to an early lead and never look back in their game against the Bulldogs.

It wasn’t the most ideal matchup of Burbank versus Burroughs, but the two girls soccer teams squared off at Memorial Field Friday...