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High school basketball: Southern California and Northern California Regional pairings
BOYS’ BASKETBALL
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL
OPEN DIVISION
Regional quarterfinals, Wednesday, 7 p.m.
#1 Corona Centennial, bye
#5 West Ranch at #4 San Diego St. Augustine
#3 Harvard-Westlake, bye
#2 St. John Bosco, bye
DIVISION I
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Fairfax at #1 Sherman Oaks Notre Dame
#9 San Diego Montgomery at #8 Mira Costa
#12 Carlsbad La Costa Canyon at #5 Mater Dei
#13 Solana Seaside Santa Fe Christian at #4 St. Bernard
#14 Taft at #3 Sierra Canyon
#11 San Diego San Ysidro at #6 Etiwanda
#10 Carlsbad at #7 Rancho Christian
#15 San Diego Torrey Pines at #2 Bishop Montgomery
DIVISION II
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 King/Drew at #1 Anaheim Canyon
#9 Newport Seaside Pacifica Christian at #8 Birmingham
#12 Narbonne at #5 Oxnard
#13 Bakersfield Christian at #4 La Mirada
#14 Bakersfield Stockdale at #3 Orange Lutheran
#11 Westchester at #6 St. Pius X-St. Matthias
#10 San Gabriel Academy at #7 Chula Vista Mater Dei
#15 Bakersfield Centennial at #2 Tesoro
DIVISION III
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Bonita at #1 La Jolla Nation Day
#9 San Diego Del Norte at #8 Buena
#12 Camarillo at #5 San Diego
#13 Chula Vista Otay Ranch at #4 Oakwood
#14 Ontario Christian at #3 San Diego Mission Bay
#11 San Luis Obispo Mission Prep at #6 AGBU
#10 San Diego Lincoln at #7 La Serna
#15 Crenshaw at #2 Culver Metropolis
DIVISION IV
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Tulare Western at #1 Valencia
#9 Sage Hill at #8 Grant
#12 Beaumont at #5 Porterville
#13 Venice at #4 Lengthy Seaside Jordan
#14 Eagle Rock at #3 St. Bonaventure
#11 Lengthy Seaside Wilson at #6 Chula Vista Victory Christian
#10 Bosco Tech at #7 San Pedro
#15 Blair at #2 Arroyo Grande
DIVISION V
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Kern County Taft at #1 Lynwood
#9 Imperial at #8 North Torrance
#12 San Gorgonio at #5 Garfield
#13 Santa Paula at #4 South Gate
#14 Tarbut V’Torah at #3 San Diego County Ramona
#11 Whitney at #6 Sotomayor
#10 Escondido Classical Academy at #7 Littlerock
#15 Port of Los Angeles at #2 Santa Monica Pacifica Christian
NOTES: Regional quarterfinals (Div. 1-5), Thursday, 7 p.m.; regional semifinals, Saturday, 7 p.m.; regional finals, Mar. 7, 7 p.m. State championships, Mar, 10-11 at Golden 1 Heart (Sacramento).
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL
OPEN DIVISION
Regional quarterfinals, Wednesday, 7 p.m.
#1 Modesto Christian, bye
#5 Harmony De La Salle at #4 San Jose Mitty
#3 Santa Maria St. Joseph, bye
#2 San Ramon Dougherty Valley, bye
DIVISION I
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 San Francisco St. Ignatius at #1 Fresno Clovis West
#9 Livermore Granada at #8 San Francisco Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral
#12 Dublin at #5 Sacramento Inderkum
#13 Moraga Campolindo at #4 San Francisco Riordan
#14 San Francisco College at #3 Carmichael Jesuit
#11 San Mateo Serra at #6 Richmond Salesian at web site TBA
#10 Danville San Ramon Valley at #7 Fresno Clovis North
#15 Atherton Sacred Coronary heart Prep at #2 Folsom
DIVISION II
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Granite Bay at #1 Harmony Clayton Valley
#9 Rocklin Whitney at #8 Chico Nice Valley
#12 Portola Valley Woodside Priory at #5 Fairfield Vanden
#13 San Jose Bellarmine at #4 Hayward Moreau
#14 San Ramon California at #3 Sacramento
#11 Santa Cruz at #6 Fresno San Joaquin Memorial
#10 Atherton Menlo-Atherton at #7 Stockton Weston Ranch
#15 Mountain View St. Francis at #2 Ross Branson at web site TBA
DIVISION III
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Belmont Carlmont at #1 Walnut Creek Las Lomas
#9 Oakland at #8 Shingle Springs Ponderosa
#12 Auburn Placer at #5 Pinole Valley
#13 Harmony Ygnacio Valley at #4 Sunnyvale King’s Academy
#14 San Francisco City at #3 Oakland Tech
#11 Gilroy Christopher at #6 San Francisco Lincoln
#10 Los Gatos at #7 Napa Justin-Siena
#15 San Francisco Lowell at #2 Sacramento Rio Americano
DIVISION IV
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Redding Enterprise at #1 Oakland Head-Royce
#9 Burlingame at #8 Marysville
#12 San Andreas Calaveras at #5 Chico
#13 Kingsburg at #4 Monterey
#14 Morgan Hill Oakwood at #3 Kentfield Marin Catholic
#11 Daly Metropolis Jefferson at #6 Modesto Central Catholic
#10 Half Moon Bay at #7 San Anselmo San Domenico
#15 El Dorado Union Mine at #2 San Mateo Hillsdale
DIVISION V
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Mt. Shasta at #1 Stockton Enterprise
#9 Woodland Christian at #8 Colusa
#12 Gridley at #5 Tollhouse Sierra
#13 Weaverville Trinity at #4 Sacramento Fortune Early School
#14 Madera South at #3 Ripon Christian
#11 Vacaville Christian at #6 Kerman
#10 Cottonwood West Valley at #7 Cloverdale
#15 Weed at #2 Redding College Prep
NOTES: Regional quarterfinals (Div. 1-5), Thursday, 7 p.m.; regional semifinals, Saturday, 7 p.m.; regional finals, Mar. 7, 7 p.m. State championships, Mar, 10-11 at Golden 1 Heart (Sacramento).
GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL
OPEN DIVISION
Regional quarterfinals, Wednesday, 7 p.m.
#1 Sierra Canyon, bye
#5 Sage Hill at #4 Mater Dei
#3 Etiwanda, bye
#2 La Jolla Nation Day, bye
DIVISION I
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m. until famous
#16 Chaminade at #1 Ontario Christian
#9 Orange Lutheran at #8 Westchester
#12 Marlborough at #5 San Diego Del Norte
#13 Rosary at #4 San Marcos Mission Hills
#14 Spring Valley Mount Miguel at #3 Windward
#11 Granada Hills at #6 Bishop Montgomery, 5 p.m.
#10 Santa Maria St. Joseph at #7 Brentwood
#15 San Diego Westview at #2 Corona Santiago
DIVISION II
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m. until famous
#16 Birmingham at #1 Chula Vista Bonita Vista
#9 San Diego Scripps Ranch at #8 Flintridge Prep
#12 Imperial at #5 Hart
#13 Crenshaw at #4 Rancho Christian, 5 p.m.
#14 San Diego Rancho Bernardo at #3 La Salle
#11 Chula Vista Mater Dei at #6 San Juan Hills
#10 Poway at #7 Village Christian
#15 King/Drew at #2 Leuzinger
DIVISION III
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Bakersfield Christian at #1 Los Osos
#9 Keppel at #8 Taft
#12 Rialto at #5 Bakersfield Liberty
#13 Buena Park at #4 San Diego Torrey Pines
#14 Moreno Valley at #3 San Diego Cathedral
#11 Oak Park at #6 Tehachapi
#10 El Dorado at #7 Palisades
#15 San Fernando at #2 Redondo
DIVISION IV
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m. until famous
#1 Shalhevet, bye
#9 Cantwell-Sacred Coronary heart at #8 Los Angeles CES
#12 Oakwood at #5 Oceanside
#13 San Diego Montgomery at #4 Silverado
#14 El Cajon Granite Hills at #3 Campbell Corridor
#11 Notre Dame Academy at #6 Porterville, 5 p.m.
#10 St. Margaret’s at #7 Solar Valley Poly
#15 Los Angeles Hamilton at #2 Chino
DIVISION V
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m. until famous
#16 Lindsay at #1 Gahr
#9 Lompoc at #8 Marina
#12 South Hills at #5 Valley Arts/Sciences
#13 Bishop Diego at #4 Blythe Palo Verde Valley
#14 West Valley at #3 Vaughn
#11 Imperial Seaside Mar Vista at #6 St. Monica
#10 Fremont at #7 Laguna Seaside
#15 Riverside Prep at #2 San Pedro, 5 p.m.
NOTES: Regional quarterfinals (Div. 1-5), Thursday, 7 p.m.; regional semifinals, Saturday, 7 p.m.; regional finals, Mar. 7, 7 p.m. State championships, Mar, 10-11 at Golden 1 Heart (Sacramento).
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL
OPEN DIVISION
Regional quarterfinals, Wednesday, 7 p.m.
#1 Piedmont, bye
#5 Richmond Salesian at #4 Folsom
#3 Fresno Clovis West, bye
#2 San Jose Mitty, bye
DIVISION I
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m. until famous
#16 Brentwood Heritage at #1 Stockton St. Mary’s
#9 Clovis Buchanan at #8 Oakland Bishop O’Dowd
#12 Fairfield Vanden at #5 Clovis
#13 Palo Alto at #4 Santa Rosa Cardinal Newman
#14 San Francisco Sacred Coronary heart Cathedral at #3 Danville San Ramon Valley
#11 Antelope at #6 Harmony Carondelet
#10 Los Altos Hills Pinewood at #7 Lafayette Acalanes
#15 Sacramento McClatchy at #2 Oakland Tech, 5 p.m.
DIVISION II
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m. until famous
#16 Los Gatos at #1 Kentfield Marin Catholic, 5 p.m.
#9 Sacramento Christian Brothers at #8 Pinole Valley, 5 p.m.
#12 San Francisco St. Ignatius at #5 Hayward Moreau, 5 p.m.
#13 Sacramento St. Francis at #4 Fresno Central
#14 San Jose Branham at #3 Danville Monte Vista
#11 Fresno San Joaquin Memorial at #6 Rocklin Whitney
#10 Hillsborough Crystal Springs Uplands at #7 Novato San Marin
#15 Folsom Vista del Lago at #2 Chico Nice Valley, 5 p.m.
DIVISION III
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m. until famous
#16 Roseville Woodcreek vs. #1 San Francisco College at Kezar Pavilion San Francisco)
#9 Caruthers at #8 San Jose Evergreen Valley
#12 Clovis East at #5 Livermore Granada
#13 Placer County Lincoln at #4 Chico, 5 p.m.
#14 Gilroy Christopher at #3 Colfax
#11 Susanville Lassen at #6 McKinleyville
#10 Mountain View St. Francis at #7 Palo Cedro Foothill
#15 Los Altos at #2 Ross Branson at web site TBA, 5 p.m.
DIVISION IV
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m. until famous
#16 Portola Valley Woodside Priory at #1 San Anselmo San Domenico, 5 p.m.
#9 Manteca East Union at #8 Arbuckle Pierce
#12 Riverbank at #5 San Jose Valley Christian
#13 Marysville at #4 Atherton Menlo-Atherton
#14 Millbrae Mills at #3 Tracy Kimball
#11 Redding College Prep at #6 San Mateo Hillsdale, 5 p.m.
#10 Cottonwood West Valley at #7 Atherton Menlo
#15 Daly Metropolis Summit Shasta at #2 Arcata
DIVISION V
First spherical, Tuesday, 7 p.m.
#16 Modesto Huge Valley Christian at #1 McArthur Fall River
#9 Oakland AIMS at #8 Escalon
#12 San Francisco Lincoln at #5 Half Moon Bay
#4 San Francisco Washington at #13 Grass Valley Bear River
#14 Tulare Union at #3 Angels Camp Bret Harte
#11 Portola at #6 Higher Lake
#10 Harmony Mt. Diablo at #7 Roseville Valley Christian
#15 Reedley at #2 Santa Cruz
NOTES: Regional quarterfinals (Div. 1-5), Thursday, 7 p.m.; regional semifinals, Saturday, 7 p.m.; regional finals, Mar. 7, 7 p.m. State championships, Mar, 10-11 at Golden 1 Heart (Sacramento).
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Mar, 10-11 at Golden 1 Heart (Sacramento)
Friday, Mar. 10
Division V Ladies, 10 a.m.
Division V Boys, midday
Division III Ladies, 2 p.m.
Division III Boys, 4 p.m.
Division I Ladies, 6 p.m.
Division I Boys, 8 p.m.
Saturday, Mar. 11
Division IV Ladies, 10 a.m.
Division IV Boys, midday
Division II Ladies, 2 p.m.
Division II Boys, 4 p.m.
Open Division Ladies, 6 p.m.
Open Division Boys, 8 p.m.
Shaun White retired from competitive snowboarding following a fourth-place finish in the halfpipe event at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
White was only in his mid-30s when he decided to step away from the spot he dominated for so long. He won three gold medals at the Olympics dating back to 2006 in Italy, not to mention the 10 X Games gold medals he racked up during his illustrious career.
Shaun White of the United States in action in the Men’s Snowboard Halfpipe Final at Genting Snow Park during the Winter Olympic Games on Feb. 11, 2022 in Zhangjiakou, China. (Tim Clayton/Corbis via Getty Images)
With the trend of great athletes possibly second-guessing retirement, White admitted in an interview with Fox News Digital that the itch to return to snowboarding is “always there.”
“It’s just kind of maintaining this sort of like, well, ‘you stopped for a reason.’ And I spoke to a lot of athletes and they were just like, ‘It never goes away,’” he said. “You’re like watching TV and (say) I could’ve made that catch. They’re just like that’s just embedded and ingrained in your for so many years of doing it. But there’s like this amazing life waiting for you outside of that.”
White said he picked the brains of some famous athletes about how they look at their careers when they are off the field or out of the pool.
Shaun White arrives for The Albies hosted by the Clooney Foundation at the New York Public Library in New York City on Sept. 28, 2023. (ANGELA WEISS/AFP via Getty Images)
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“Guys like Michael Strahan, Michael Phelps and I even ran into Tom Brady, which was actually great because he did the, ‘Hey I’m gonna come back’ and yeah it’s hard to let go of that feeling. And it was cool to talk to him about (it) like, ‘Man, we did it. We had our moment and we can celebrate that because the history books will show,’” White said.
He told Fox News Digital he is developing a solid career outside of competition but is still practicing tricks. While he may not be competing against other nations come 2026, he expects to be back in Italy to cheer on his friends.
Nina Dobrev and Shaun White at the 2024 Vanity Fair Oscar Party held at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts on March 10, 2024 in Beverly Hills, California. (Christopher Polk/Variety via Getty Images)
“It’s definitely fun, and I’ve still been able to get back out on the mountain and work on tricks and have fun and ride. I have my own brand called White Space and we do boards and outerwear and all this stuff. I’m still involved in the sport through that. I was still testing products. We have now young riders that we sponsor. It’s been cool but yeah definitely, like, I’ll be there probably on the microphone or something for that Games. Definitely cheering my friends on.”
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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONALS
Thursday’s Results
Semifinals
Division I
Loyola d. Corona del Mar, 25-22, 25-16, 25-18
Mira Costa d. Torrey Pines, 25-16, 25-18, 25-18
Division II
St. Margaret’s d. San Clemente, 25-19, 27-25, 21-25, 25-20
Redondo Union d. Carlsbad, 25-19, 25-20, 30-28
Division III
La Costa Canyon d. Sage Creek, 19-25, 25-23, 25-18, 25-19
West Ranch d. Mission Vista, 23-25, 25-21, 32-30, 25-17
Division IV
Arroyo Grande d. Foothills Christian, 24-26, 25-21, 25-20, 22-25, 18-16
Grant d. High Tech San Diego, 25-22, 25-16, 21-25, 20-25, 19-17
Saturday’s Schedule
(All matches at 6 p.m. unless noted)
Finals
Division I
#2 Mira Costa (37-4) at #1 Loyola (31-1-1)
Division II
#5 St. Margaret’s (34-4) at #2 Redondo Union (31-8)
Division III
#4 La Costa Canyon (17-19) at #2 West Ranch (27-11)
Division IV
#2 Grant (33-8-2) at #1 Arroyo Grande (21-12)
This July, there will be a lot of sports fans tapping back into their childhood.
Earlier this year, EA Sports announced that its College Football video game series will return this year after last being released in 2013.
On Thursday, the brand announced that the game will be available for play on July 19.
The EA Sports College Football 25 cover. (EA Sports)
This year’s video game features three athletes headlining the cover: Texas’ Quinn Ewers, Colorado’s Travis Hunter and Michigan’s Donovan Edwards, the latter of whom had two rushing touchdowns en route to winning the national championship.
Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe and Carson Beck of Georgia can also be seen, as can Ohio State’s Quinshon Judkins.
The series began in 1993 with the release of Bill Walsh College Football, and the game was released under the legendary coach’s name for two years.
The name changed to College Football USA for the 1996 and 1997 seasons before changing to NCAA Football from 1998 to 2014.
The game was on hiatus for a while due to disputes among EA, the NCAA and college athletes. Each installment since the 1997 version featured a cover athlete as video games normally do. However, the cover athlete wasn’t permitted to be paid for his image and likeness.
A shot of the College Football 25 cover. (EA Sports)
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Plus, in each installment, game players were unable to see the names of the athletes when controlling them. Instead, Reggie Bush, for example, would be listed as “HB No. 5” and Tim Tebow as “QB No. 15.”
But now, with name, image and likeness running rampant, game players will know exactly who is on the field, rather than just a position and number.
EA Sports announced a return of the game three years ago and even said a game would be released last summer, but it did not happen.
(Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
The last cover athlete was Denard Robinson of the Michigan Wolverines.
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