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The opening week of the San Diego season has brought us some exciting matchups over the past few years. In recent years, it's been via...

OCEAN Outlook: Welcome to one of the most intriguing league races in San Diego this season. A confluence of developments have made it so:...

The late fall is when hope springs eternal for all basketball teams, with visions of CIF titles dancing in their collective heads. But before a team can accomplish the big title, the first step is to win your league. Which teams have the upper hand in those contests, and how will the league races shake out? In the first of two reports, we go alphabetically through each of San Diego's top leagues and give you our best predictions possible, starting with the Avocado League. Av

We're on the eve of the season, so now is as good of a time as ever to release the final segment of our preseason rankings, our Top 26-50. There are a lot of solid teams on this list, and my confidence level with my picks gets lower as we get deeper into the top 50, but this gives you a rough idea of where I think teams will slot as the season unfolds. Here's the best of the rest in San Diego: 26. University City Preseason League Rank: 3rd Eastern Key Players: Jaeden Robley,

We're back with the next rankings release, the balance of the Top 25 with the teams that finished just outside of the Top 10. La Jolla, who I think will make a real push for the Coastal League title and a potential Open Division berth, starts at No. 11, with Del Norte, Mater Dei Catholic and Mission Hills immediately behind them. San Diego and Hoover, who each will be competitive in the Western League, are locked at 15 (I see them splitting their games). Vista, San Marcos, Ot

For nine months, St. Augustine has been everyone's preseason favorite in San Diego, and very little changed that, even when Top 30 guard...

Fall ball is in the books, as San Diego teams prepare for the first official day of tryouts on November 5. We're taking stock of the fall...

Last year's unanimous choice for Freshman of the Year, 6-3 Carlsbad G Jake Hall, left himself a tough act to follow. In his first year, Hall shattered Carlsbad freshman scoring records, averaged more points per game than any freshman not named Mikey Williams over the past decade in San Diego, and was named to the All San Diego Section First Team. Which leads to the obvious question: What does he do for an encore? Let's take a look at the 2025 class and where they stand headin

It's early, but the Class of 2026 is shaping up to be a special one in San Diego. And it's the guards that are leading the way. Over the summer and fall, the freshman class has already made an impact for their respective teams. Ty Ingram starred for San Ysidro in the gauntlet that is the Section 7 Team Camp. Jayden Gray has spearheaded a new-look Victory Christian team to impressive wins. CJ Aldrich led his team to the finals of the RBV Summer League and only one loss during

The last time Mikey Williams participated in an event honoring Nick Herrmann, he shook off an off shooting night by hitting a pair of...