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Central Coast football teams deal with abundance of lopsided scores
There’s nothing like watching a game that goes down to the wire. It’s one reason people fall in love with sports in the first place. But what if the game is not competitive amongst the teams and consistently remains that way?. Seven local Central Coast high school football...
News Channel 312
Girls high school flag football surges in popularity across the Central Coast
Just like across the United States, the sport of girls high school flag football is surging in popularity and participation throughout the Central Coast. The post Girls high school flag football surges in popularity across the Central Coast appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
Santa Barbara Independent
fillmoregazette.com
FHS Freshman Cervantes Pins Way to Wrestling Title
Congratulations to Jasiah Cervantes, posing with his medal won at the Tri Counties Wrestling Association Folkstyle Tournament. Photo Credit Chris Cervantes. Pictured above is Jasiah Cervantes during his match against a wrestler from Thousand Oaks at the Tri Counties Wrestling Association Folkstyle Tournament on Saturday, September 26, 2026. Photo credit Chris Cervantes.
Coastal View
Warriors battle on the road at Channel Islands
Carpinteria football came up short on the road against Channel Islands on Friday, Oct. 2. The Warriors scored twice, but a late inception by Channel Islands sealed the loss by a final score of 24-14. The Warriors scored the first touchdown of the game, when freshman Grant Feramisco intercepted a...
Coastal View
CHS class of ‘76 and ‘77 reunite during Avofest
The Carpinteria High School classes of 1976 and 1977 held their 50th class reunion during California Avocado Festival weekend, spending time together at the festival and touring their old campus. The activities started with a gathering at the CHS Warrior Head (see above photo) followed by a tour of the High School campus. Classmates were also recognized at the opening of the festival by John Palminteri as well as in lights on the Alcazar Theatre’s marquee.
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HMS Pinafore cast visits Driffill Elementary
OXNARD, Calif. (KEYT) Some Driffill Elementary School students had a front row seat to their first opera inside Dr. Dufau's classroom. Their teacher happens to be a member of the Ventura County Gilbert & Sullivan Repertoire Company that is putting on H.M.S. Pinafore at the Theatre on the Hill in Thousand Oaks. Dr. Kimberley Dufau got The post HMS Pinafore cast visits Driffill Elementary appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
Lompoc Record
Santa Maria flag football takes down Cabrillo on senior night
Monday night went the way much of the 2026 season has gone for the Santa Maria flag football team. Senior quarterback-defensive back Sophie Juarez got a lot done, and the Saints won. Juarez ran for three touchdowns and intercepted two passes, and Santa Maria held off Cabrillo for a 20-13 Ocean League win on the Saints’ Senior Night at Santa Maria’s Ralph Baldiviez Stadium.
Santa Barbara Independent
Washington Elementary Principal Placed on Administrative Leave
Arielle Curry, the principal of Washington Elementary School in the Santa Barbara Unified School District, was placed on administrative leave last Monday for an undisclosed reason. “Because this is a personnel matter, we are unable to share further details,” said district spokesperson Ed Zuchelli. In the meantime, he said,...
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Rivals Week for High Schools in Santa Maria
High school students were heard from every corner of Santa Maria. You could feel the ground shaking far from every football field in the area. The reason why? Last Friday on October 2nd was Rivals Week for Saint Joseph, Ernest Righetti, Pioneer Valley, and Santa Maria High School. Saint Joe’s played against Righetti at Righetti High School and Pioneer Valley traveled to Santa Maria High School to go up against Santa Maria.
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Welcome to Foothill: Additions to the math department
Infinite numbers, endless formulas and abstract concepts all need someone to explain how to understand and apply them to real-world scenarios. As the 2026-27 school year takes off, Foothill Technology High School (Foothill Tech) greets new arrivals to the math department. Going into her seventh year of teaching, Kimberly Targoni can be found in Room F109. Cynthia Bea is located in Room E107 and comes to Foothill Tech with over 20 years of teaching experience.
venturabreeze.com
Ventura College Scholarships Now Open
The Ventura College Foundation is accepting scholarship applications for the 2027–28 school year. The application deadline for students in the Paramedic and Career Education programs is November 23, with scholarship decisions expected by mid-December. The deadline for all other scholarships is January 22, 2027, with students notified of results by mid-April. Scholarship awards will be distributed beginning August 1.
Los Angeles Times
High school in Santa Barbara rocked by blackface TikTok post. NAACP calls for 'systemic change'
Four students at San Marcos High School in Santa Barbara posted a TikTok in which their faces were artificially darkened. School officials said the students would face consequences.
VC Star | Ventura County Star
Dynamic duo leads St. Bonaventure past Simi Valley in Marmonte opener
It’s the electric 1-2 combination capable of lifting the St. Bonaventure High football team above the competition. Senior Antonio Spann and sophomore Tony Dargan combined for five touchdowns and 249 yards of total offense as the Seraphs opened Marmonte League play with a wild 44-37 win over Simi Valley on Friday, Oct. 2, at the Ventura College Sportsplex. “1 and 2,” said St. Bonaventure quarterback Jaxson Carper, referring to Spann and Dargan by uniform number. “Them boys are different.” Spann caught five passes for 57 yards and three touchdowns and Dargan rushed for 149 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries and threw a TD pass as St. Bonaventure (4-2) scored the first 30 points of the night to open league play 1-0. “It’s just unbelievable speed,” said Simi Valley head coach Jim Benkert. “We didn’t match up with them on that.” More: Check out all the scores from Week 6 in high school football The dynamic duo actually combined for the passing score that put the Seraphs up 23-0 with 29 seconds left in the half. Lining up in a wildcat formation, Dargan took a short drop and lofted a 4-yard TD pass for Spann to leap and snatch
Santa Barbara Independent
Santa Barbara Outlasts Moorpark 38-24 in Channel League Opener
The Dons have come a long way from an 0-2 start to the regular season. Griffin Arnold completed 23 of 30 passes for 423 yards and four touchdowns as the Santa Barbara High football team increased its winning streak to four games with a 38-24 victory over Moorpark on Friday night at Peabody Stadium in the Channel League opener for both teams.