Ragged Point

Ragged Point, CA · Education
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Oak Park Eagles take on Camarillo
The Eagles face Camarillo in a matchup that determines season placement. The Oak Park High School Eagles matched up against the Camarillo Scorpions for a critical Friday Night Lights game. The Eagles entered the game at 5-3, and the Scorpions had a record of 4-4. OPHS has been hampered by injuries over the last few games, but for this matchup, star running back Nevada Ford was able to play again.
Santa Barbara Independent
Dos Pueblos Drops Defensive Struggle to FIllmore 14-0
With the Tri-County League title up for grabs the Dos Pueblos High football team suffered a 14-0 loss to visiting Fillmore on Friday night at Scott O’Leary Stadium. The Flashes outlasted Dos Pueblos in a defensive struggle that was defined in the trenches by punching in one touchdown in each half while the Chargers failed to convert their scoring opportunities into touchdowns.
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TK-8 and elementary schools have been recommended for closure
On Oct. 1, the Ventura Unified School District’s school closure committee met at 5:30 in the Portorola Elementary Cafeteria to finish their discussion of considering elementary schools for closure. This was the first additional meeting that was scheduled after the Sept. 17 meeting because the committee was unable to make a formal recommendation to the district board. A video of the meeting was posted the next day.
KSBY News
New CalFresh rules could expand food assistance to college students
Santa Barbara Independent
VC Star | Ventura County Star
The Star’s Super 10 high school football rankings entering Week 9
Last week’s ranking in parentheses. 1. NEWBURY PARK 6-2 (1) Comment: The Panthers can clinch a playoff berth with their first win over Oaks Christian. This week: Friday at Oaks Christian. 2. PACIFICA 6-2 (2) Comment: Pacifica and St. Bonaventure have split six meetings since first facing each other in 2021, but the Tritons have won three of the last four. This week: Friday vs. St. Bonaventure. 3. ST. BONAVENTURE 6-2 (4) Comment: The Seraphs can clinch a playoff berth with a win Friday. This week: Friday at Pacifica. 4. WESTLAKE 7-1 (3) Comment: The Warriors can clinch a share of the Channel League title with a road win. More: VOTE for the @vcspreps football Player of the Week for Week 8 This week: Friday at Santa Barbara. 5. AGOURA 7-1 (6) Comment: The Chargers can clinch a playoff berth with a win Friday. This week: Friday vs. Oxnard. 6. VENTURA 6-2 (5) Comment: The Cougars have beaten Moorpark three times in the past 24 months by an average margin of 6.3 points. This week: Friday at Moorpark. 7. MOORPARK 5-2 (7) Comment: Another loss to Ventura could leave the Musketeers in need of an at-large berth. This week: Friday
Santa Barbara Independent
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DPHS Flag Football honored as four-time Channel League Champions
Dos Pueblos High School’s Girls Flag Football team won the title of Channel League Champions for the fourth consecutive year. DPHS tied for Co-Channel League Champions with Oxnard High School, and ranked 11th in the Southern Section Championship. “It was really exciting,” captain Gracie Baker (12) said. “It was...
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Principal Marianne Ramos Champions CI Community with Raider Pride
This month marks Principal Appreciation Month, a time which recognizes the administrators who help shape their school communities. Since the start of the 2021 school year at Channel Islands High School, Principal Marianne Ramos has led the Raider community. Before returning to the Islands as principal at the start of the 2021 school year, Ramos served as an assistant principal at CI and worked at the district office.
Santa Barbara Independent
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The Star ranks the top girls flag football players in the area
Westlake, Oxnard, Camarillo, Santa Paula and Hueneme have earned league championships. Twelve local teams will compete in the CIF-Southern Section playoffs this week . More: Westlake, Oxnard lead local contingent in flag football playoffs Now The Star unveils its list of the top 35 flag football players in the area this fall: 1. Olivia Elsokary, Westlake: The Warriors’ ultimate weapon leads the nation with 62 touchdowns, is third in points (397), 11th in receiving (2,132) and seventh in interceptions (27). 2. Ryanna Harris, Oxnard: After recovering from a broken ankle and shifting to quarterback, the dynamic star led the Yellowjackets to a share of the Channel League title. She leads the county with 30 rushing TDs. 3. Izzy Greene, Agoura: After leading the nation in sacks as a junior, the rusher is right there again this fall. Her 92 sacks led the area and are third nationally. She also leads the area with 150 flag pulls. 4. London Lefler, Newbury Park: The Panthers powerhouse has filled up social media feeds with one-hand catches this fall, while pulling in 74 catches for 1,272 yards and 17 TDs. The Northwestern softball commit also plays basketball and runs track for Newbury Park. 5.