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Jaguars had their moments in VL Cluster 1 - Valley Roadrunner (opens the original)
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Sophomore Anthony Rizo was a standout for the Jaguars with his splendid third-place finish. Photo by Lenny Kerbs Friday afternoon on a 3-mile course at Kit Carson Park, the Valley Center cross country team took part in a six-team competition, the Valley League Cluster 1. The five other competing squads were Escondido, Fallbrook, Ramona, San Marcos and San Pasqual. Although the Jaguars didn’t finish high in the overall point total, VC did turn in some notable individual performances. The lower th
No surprise as Jags throttle Vista 47-0 - Valley Roadrunner (opens the original)
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Last Friday night, the visiting Valley Center High football team was expected to dispatch Vista with relative ease. The struggling Panthers came into the contest with a 0-5 record and had given up 44 or more points in three of those contests. So the smart money said the competitive Jaguars (3-3) would win with little fuss or muss. Not surprisingly, the anticipated rout took place. By the time the game was done, the scoreboard told the story of a lopsided 47-0 win that wasn’t hard to predict. In
VC girls volleyball has been spiking - Valley Roadrunner (opens the original)
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Last year Valley Center High girls’ volleyball coach Joshua Prosser made it a priority to give several freshman players plenty of game experience. The thinking being with that valuable seasoning those players would be primed to be major factors during 2026. That plan couldn’t have worked out much better. With great assistance from a pair of dynamic seniors, those now sophomores are a huge part of a rising Jaguar team that is enjoying notable success. The Jags presently own a splendid 15-6 record
Dunckel sees upside in VC’s loss to vaunted Carlsbad - Valley Roadrunner (opens the original)
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Jaguar Mitch Stehly showed plenty with his singular effort on both sides of the ball. Photo by Lenny Kerbs As the final seconds ticked off the clock, the scoreboard looked stark. For those closely following prep football in San Diego County, that score probably came as no surprise. Visiting and No. 1 ranked Carlsbad arrived at Jaguar Stadium as a heavy favorite. They were expected to bully and run over the perceived small-town boys from Valley Center. That final spread was just what many experts
Jags suffer late loss to Westview - Valley Roadrunner (opens the original)
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Heading into the final quarter of last Friday night’s game against host Westview, the Valley Center Jaguars seemed well positioned to win their third road contest of the season. But from there, the Jags couldn’t make things happen on either side of the ball. They weren’t able to tack on any more points or prevent the Wolverines (2-2) from twice finding the end zone over the last 12 minutes of action. The end result was a tough 28-21 loss that dropped VC’s record to an even 2-2. Things began prom
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