Los Al wins low-scoring affair
The Los Alamitos High football team remained undefeated with a low-scoring win against Canyon (Anaheim). The Griffins scored once to post a 7-0 victory on Friday, Sept. 19 at El Modena High.
Cypress football suffers first loss of season
The Cypress High football team suffered its first loss of the season in a tale of two halves. Troy, a squad from the neighboring Freeway League, did the deed, scoring all of its points in the second half to delivered a 24-14 victory on Friday, Sept. 19.
Grace Christian celebrates new campus
Grace Christian School, who has served the community for over 50 years, moved to a new location in Cypress to begin the 2013-2014 school year.
Griffins rally to top Chargers
The Los Alamitos High football team came alive in the fourth quarter as it delivered a 27-24 victory against host Charter Oak on Friday, Sept. 13.
Cypress Homecoming is big victory
The Cypress High football team delivered an impressive performance for Homecoming. It posted a dominant 30-3 victory against Los Amigos on Friday, Sept. 13 at Western High in Anaheim.
Kennedy falls in close call, 13-7
The Kennedy High football team suffered a 13-7 loss to host El Modena in a non-league contest on Thursday, Sept. 12.
The Irish (1-2) owned a 7-0 lead at the halftime break. In the second quarter, quarterback Justin Minor scored a 6-yard touchdown.
Six LAHS seniors among Merit semifinalists
Los Alamitos Unified School District announces that Los Alamitos High School seniors Jinha Chung, Janine Kim, Timothy Ross, Lyn Stoler, Benjamin Yeh and Christopher Yeh are all 2014 semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Competition.
Eagle Scout honored
Kevin Olszewski’s Scouting accomplishments were recently celebrated with his family at the Eagle Scout Court of Honor. Troop 657 opened the ceremony with a flag salute and the Order of the Arrow Ceremonies Team then escorted the Eagle Scout in.
Water rate hike discussed
Among the different things covered at the Los Alamitos City Council meeting on Tuesday night were a presentation by Golden State Water Company, budget appropriation for LATV to purchase equipment, and definitions of second hand dealers within the city.
Sports Briefs: Cypress, Kennedy open season
A handful of local teams – though not all of them – kicked off the 2013 prep football season on Friday, Aug. 30
Cypress High got off on the right track. The squad endured blazing temperatures to delivered a 28-14 victory against Lakeside, which hosted the non-league contest in Lake Elsinore.
For the Centurions (1-0, quarterback Nick Buras relied more on his legs than arm. He became the team’s top rusher by scrambling for 79 yards, though he also completed 8-of-17 passes for 109 yards.
Cypress tops El Modena for second victory
Cypress High went back and forward against El Modena as the lead exchanged hands twice in the first quarter. However, the Centurions took control before the end of the half and eventually posted a 47-21 victory on Thursday, Sept. 5.
Los Al shuts out Paramount, 27-0
The Los Alamitos High football team posted a shutout against Paramount in its season opener. The Griffins did the deed with a 27-0 victory on Friday, Sept. 6 at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Long Beach.
