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Read the Herald newspapers online • Interested in an article from a prior date? See it online • Excited about an ad, photo, or article? Refer your friends, family and associates to the website, so they can see it too • Want to read the Torrance Tribune or other Herald newspapers not in your area? All available on our website! Check it out! www.heraldpublications.com By Joe Snyder High school football teams are already on the practice field to prepare for their 2014 season openers that begin on Sept. 5. Most of the local high schools changed leagues. Inglewood and Morningside moves from the Ocean League to the Bay League with Mira Costa, Palos Verdes, Peninsula and Redondo. Leuzinger moves out of the brutal Bay to the Pioneer and will be joined by another Bay foe, West Torrance, along with North Torrance, South Torrance, Torrance and Compton Centennial. Lawndale will go to the Ocean with Centinela Valley High School rival Hawthorne, El Segundo, Beverly Hills, Culver City and Santa Monica. Hawthorne, which finished fifth in the Ocean and went 3-7 overall last season, opens at home against Lynwood on Sept. 5. The Cougars also have non-league games against Pasadena Blair (Sept. 12 at home), South Los Angeles Verbum Dei (Sept. 19 at L.A. Southwest College), Santa Clarita Golden Valley (Sept. at home) and rival Leuzinger (Oct. 3 at home). Hawthorne begins Ocean Play at Santa Monica (Santa Monica City College, Oct. 10), at Beverly Hills (Oct. 17), El Segundo (Oct. 24 at home), Culver City (Oct. 31 at home) and at Lawndale (Nov. 7). All games are at 7 p.m. Lawndale starts its season on Sept. 5 at former Pioneer League foe South Torrance. Its other preseason games include a tough one at Crespi High in Encino (Sept. 12), at home against crosstown rival Leuzinger (Sept. 19), Rolling Hills Estates Peninsula (Sept. 26 at home), and at another ex-Pioneer rival, Torrance (Oct. 2). The Cardinals begin Ocean at home against league power Culver City (Oct. 10), Santa Monica (Oct. 17 at home), Beverly Hills (Oct. 24, away), El Segundo (Oct. 31, away) and Hawthorne (Nov. 7, home). All games start at 7 p.m. Leuzinger, which has not won a Bay League game in the past several seasons, will be moved to the Pioneer but will have a tough preseason opener against last season’s CIFSouthern Section Northwest Division finalist El Segundo on Sept. 5 on the road. The next two Olympian non-league games are also on the road against Bishop Montgomery in Torrance (Sept. 12) and Lawndale (Sept. 19). Leuzinger has its home opener on Sept. 26 against CIF-Los Angeles City Section school Rancho Dominguez Prep from Long Beach (Long Beach-Carson-Rancho Dominguez border area). The Olympians, then, visit crosstown rival Hawthorne in their preseason finale for the Mayor’s Cup on Oct. 3. Leuzinger begins Pioneer play with former Bay League foe West Torrance at home on Oct. 10. The Olympians, then, visit Torrance on Oct. 17, visit South Torrance (Oct. 24), before being at home for its last two league games against North Torrance (Oct. 31) and Centennial (Nov. 7). All games are at 7 p.m. Inglewood hopes to make noise in the rigorous Bay League that includes probable favorites Mira Costa and Palos Verdes, under first year head coach Jason Miller, who has enjoyed success in earlier seasons as an assistant coach at Leuzinger and with the Sentinels with use of the Double Wing T offense. Miller, however, is expected to change its offense to more multiple usages and does have some talent and very good team speed. Inglewood starts at Laguna Hills on Sept. 5. The Sentinels, then, will have a tough preseason contest on the road against a very talented West Torrance squad, last year’s Southern Section Northern Division semifinalist and 2012 division finalist, on Sept. 12. The Sents other non-league games are at Coleman Stadium (its home field) against L.A. City School Bell (Sept. 19), at North Torrance (Sept. 26) and at home against another L.A. school University on Oct. 3. Inglewood begins league play at Redondo on Oct. 10. The Sentinels, then, play a day (3 p.m.) game at Palos Verdes (Oct. 17), before coming home to face Mira Costa on Oct. 24. The Sents, then, host Peninsula (Oct. 30) and play its crosstown rival contest against Morningside on Nov. 7. Except at P.V., all other Inglewood games begin at 7 p.m. With a good nucleus back, Morningside also hopes to compete well in the Bay. It begins preseason play at Coleman against Animo from South L.A. on Sept. 5. Other non-league games for the Monarchs include Torrance (Sept. 12 at home), at St. Bernard (Sept. 19), at Gardena (Sept. 26) and defending L.A. City Division III champion View Park Prep (Oct. 3 at Rancho Cienega Park). Morningside begins Bay at home against Peninsula (Oct. 10), and hosts Redondo (Oct. 17) before visiting Palos Verdes (Oct. 24 at 3 p.m.). The Monarchs final two Bay contests are at Mira Costa (Oct. 31) and home game at Coleman against rival Inglewood (Nov. 7). All games, except P.V., begin at 7 p.m. Hawthorne Youth Basketball Been Winning stretched its unbeaten Hawthorne Parks and Recreation Division IV record to 7-0 after rolling over the Spartans 48-26 on Saturday at Betty Ainsworth Gymnasium. Been Winning was led by Marquese Cook with 23 points and Armon Washington with 15. In another Division IV contest, the Young Ballers recorded their second win by defeating Hard Work 46-35. Eddie Kemp sparked the Young Ballers with a game-high 11 points. Yvon Sison led Hard Work with 10 points. There were some very good Division III contest sparked by one-point wins by the Lakers over the first place Generals (24-23) and Prime Time against Ball Out (31-30). In another Division III contest, the Hawkeyes topped Game Tyme 28-22. • Raymond Meza dribbles the ball down court for the Young Ballers in their Hawthorne Parks and Recreation basketball game against Hard Work. The Young Ballers defeated Hard Work 46-35. Photo by Joe Snyder. “If there is a sense of reality, there must also be a sense of possibility” - robert musil
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