Lucsik, Virtue Win CIF Titles
Ogden Lucsik improved his school record to 16 feet, 2 inches.
New Conference Created for High School Sports
Some have been waiting for this day for years. Some have waited for decades and in some cases even a lifetime.
Family Is Key in Pacific League Track and Field Finals
Junior Daniel Slaughter has set two school records for Burbank this season.
Ueyama Brings Home Gold in Judo
Kanta Ueyama won his first gold medal, after earning silver medals the previous two years in the Cade Pan Am-Oceania Judo Championships.
Burroughs Track Pulls Sweep Over Host Burbank
Nathan Marca won the 3,200 for Burroughs.
2025 All-City Middle School Track and Field Meet Results
Students from Muir, Dolores Huerta and Luther Burbank Middle Schools participated in the event at Burroughs High on Friday evening.
A Wish List for 2025
Robert Snyder is a key pitcher for the Burbank baseball team.
Rick’s Sports Corner: Hector Valencia, Winner, Bulldog At Heart
Hector Valencia has been around the Burbank High campus as a student and is a longtime coach.
Here is the Class of 2024
Where are the top athletes in Burbank going? Here is a list.
Olympic Silver Medalist Ron Morris Dies at 89
Ron Morris, the 1953 Burroughs High graduate who went on to win a silver medal in the 1960 Summer Olympics in the...
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The Colony Theatre Scripts & Sips Playreading Series Presents Romeo and Juliet Senior Citizens...
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