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Clean sweep for San Pasqual at Valley League Cluster 1 - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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Sparked by junior Karen Pacheco’s notable second-place finish, the SP girls took care of business at last Friday’s VL Cluster 1. At the Valley League Cluster 1 held on the three-mile cross country course at Kit Carson Park Friday afternoon, the Golden Eagles of San Pasqual High proved that Eagles can not only fly, they can run with pace and for distance. At least the SP variety can. In a clean sweep performance where both their varsity boys and the girls contingents emerged victorious, these Gol
Only Escondido Charter came up winners - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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SP wideout Jordan Simmons, shown here earlier this season, provided a highlight with his 80-yard touchdown catch versus San Marcos. Photo by Lenny Kerbs Last week was not a productive one on the local football front. If not for the cooking White Tigers of Escondido Charter, it would have been a total loss as the remaining four local squads took it on the chin. So let’s see how things played out and why matters went sideways. On the positive side, EC under first year coach Erick Morales continued
White Tigers off to an impressive start - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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Escondido Charter running back Bryan Owens had a big night versus rival Classical, rushing for 141 yards and a touchdown. Photo by Lenny Kerbs There can be no doubt that the Escondido Charter White Tigers are the most compelling story on the local prep football scene. An unknown entering the current season, EC has charged out of the gate and put together three convincing wins to kick things off. Their latest success took place Friday night at Orange Glen High, where the White Tigers notched a si
SP responds nicely while Cougars get their first win - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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San Pasqual coach Andrew Clark saw his squad rally in the second half on the way to a satisfying 31-21 win over RBV. Photo by Lenny Kerbs Last Friday, four local prep football teams were in action. The two victorious squads were the San Pasqual Golden Eagles and the Escondido Cougars. Classical Academy and Orange Glen came up on the losing end. A good place to start is with San Pasqual (2-1) and the admirable way coach Andrew Clark’s group rebounded from a loss the previous week to Torrey Pines.
White Tigers highlight this week’s prep gridiron rundown - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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As in last week, only two of the five local high school football teams came away with victories last Friday. Yes, two squads authored lopsided wins but two others were smoked—while a third was beaten handily. This recap has to begin with Escondido Charter, a team that got off to a bang-up start. After two weeks, the White Tigers under new head coach Erick Morales remain the only local team to remain unbeaten. Even more impressive is the manner in which they have gotten things done. After blowing
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