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Category Archives: Sports
Dolphins Lose to Venice 60-14
It was supposed to be a good game against the Western League leaders, both 4-0, both vying for the championship, and the opportunity to play in the Open Division of the city playoffs. Palisades was first on the score … Continue reading
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Palisades Football Defeats Westchester 40-26: Remains Tied for First
It was homecoming night at Pacific Palisades High School on October 21, when the Dolphins faced Westchester. Pali was 6-2 on the season and 3-0 in league and needed a win to stay tied for first place with Venice in … Continue reading
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Money Can Be Found in Sports: Esports
By CHAZ PLAGER With the advent of the digital era, more and more forms of entertainment have sprung up. One of which, video games, has been a huge hit with young and old alike. However, as with most things, humans … Continue reading
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Palisades Crushes the Yankees 40-6 Friday
Stadium by the Sea was packed as Palisades High School football team went into their second league game against Hamilton High School on October 7. The Dolphins defeated the Yankees 40-6. The game wasn’t even two minutes old, when Dolphin … Continue reading
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Second Annual 5K Run Will Donate to Local Charities
The Palisades Lutheran 2nd Annual 5K Charity Run and Walk will be held on Saturday, October 15, from 9 a.m. to noon. The goal is to raise $20,000 for homeless and community charities. The student fee is $20 and $35 … Continue reading
Pickleball Court Striping Goes before RAP Commissioners
Pickleball players came closer to having a tennis court striped at the Palisades Recreation Center today. At a Zoom meeting, the Board of Recreation and Park Commissioners voted to approve tennis court #7 striped for pickleball – provided the noise … Continue reading
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Artificial Grass, Astroturf, Presents Hidden Dangers
BY REECE PASCOE When the Palisades High School Football team played El Camino Real High on August 19, CTN learned that all of ECR games would have to be played away because of trouble with the school’s Astroturf. According … Continue reading
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Oklahoma City Thunder Hires Shooting Guru Chip Engelland
ESPN reported that the Oklahoma City Thunder NBA team has hired Chip Engelland, who many consider the NBA’s preeminent shooting teacher, as an assistant coach. Engelland, a Los Angeles native, served as a ball boy for coach John Wooden’s NCAA … Continue reading
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Palisades Win Season Opener 35-19
The Palisades Charter High School football team has only two returning defensive starters, and the same on offense. To call this team inexperienced would be charitable. But raw talent, athleticism and pure will power saw the Dolphins beat El Camino … Continue reading
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Still a Few Slots Open for AYSO Soccer Fall Season
Your child already has a job – school has started or is about to start – they don’t need added stress from competitive sports. One way to help them socialize, get exercise and just generally have fun is to play … Continue reading
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