Last week, Girls Incorporated of Greater Santa Barbara announced the addition of a new Triathlon Training Camp to its annual summer program. The new camp will serve as an opportunity for girls ages 7 to 14 to be coached through participation in a triathlon. The camp is intended to help girls develop a new path […]
Sports Shorts
Golf Camp at Cypress
Cypress Ridge Golf Course is set to hold its Summer Junior Golf Camp in two sessions this year. The first session runs June 23 through 25, followed by the second session, Aug. 11 through 13. The camp is open to golfers ages 7 to 16. Snacks and lunch are included in the price. The cost […]
Hancock holds cheerleading tryouts
On May 22, the Bulldogs held cheerleading tryouts to find current and incoming students with plenty of school pride and a desire to represent the college throughout the community. The squad, which features both males and females, performs at Hancock sporting events, student body activities, and basketball and football games. “Getting involved in cheerleading allows […]
Rodeo kicks off with a fun run
Runners of all ages are invited to race in the Elks Rodeo Stampede 5K and Fun Run on May 31. Registration includes a T-shirt, and awards given to second- and first-place finishers. The fee is $20. There will be no registrations on the day of the event.
Summer ball with the ‘Dogs
A press release from Allan Hancock College Athletics revealed that the college’s baseball team will be host to a pair of four-day clinics at John Osborne Field. Children ages 6 to 18 are invited to hone their hitting, pitching, and fielding skills. The clinics will run June 16 through 19 and June 23 through 26. […]
Fundraising for Nipomo Titans football
The Nipomo Titans Youth Football League is holding a fundraiser barbecue and registration event on June 8 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parking lot of the Nipomo Ace Hardware. Tickets to the event cost $8 and include a chicken dinner with beans, rice, bread, salsa, and a drink. Registration for the football […]
Cycling 3,900 miles for a cause
A crew of nine cyclists came through Santa Maria in preparation for Push America’s Journey of Hope. Joined by 28 other cyclists, the crew will cycle across the country—from Long Beach to Washington, D.C.—to raise funds and awareness for people with disabilities. They will average 75 miles a day and end at the national Capitol […]
Explore a wildlife refuge
Partnering with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Guadalupe Dunes Center will be host to a 4- to 5-mile recreational hike on May 23. The hike will wind through the back portion of the dunes and scenic portions of the wildlife refuge and will involve moderate to difficult exertion over soft sand. Please be […]
Santa Maria Elks Rodeo kicks off with a fun run
Runners of all ages are invited to race in the Elks Rodeo Stampede 5K and Fun Run on May 31. Registration includes a T-shirt, with awards given to second- and first-place finishers. The fee is $20 with no registrations the day of the event.
Pirates’ tennis has what it takes
The Santa Ynez boys’ tennis team made a strong showing during its recent home playoff game against Riverside Poly. The Pirates took down their opponents swiftly and aggressively with a 13-5 victory; the team is currently 16-4 overall.
Bulldog baseball comes to a close
After a stellar season, the Bulldogs were eliminated from the Super Regional play offs by Orange Coast. Allan Hancock College’s baseball team fought hard until the end, with a final score of 8-6. The team finished the season at 24-16-1, its highest season win total since 2010. The Bulldogs will also say goodbye to 15 […]
What’s on Deck? 5/15 – 5/22
THURSDAY, MAY 15 SOFTBALL Pioneer Valley vs. Atascadero @ AHS, 4 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 16 SOFTBALL Nipomo vs. Morro Bay @ NHS, 4 p.m. St. Joseph vs. Paso Robles @ PRHS, 4 p.m. Santa Ynez vs. Templeton @ THS, 4 p.m. BASEBALL Nipomo vs. Morro Bay @ NHS, 4 p.m. […]

