Jim Riggio is the Sports Editor at myBurbank.com. With over 30 years of experience covering local prep sports, he focuses on various themes including competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, highlighting both individual and team sports disciplines. Jim's work is prominently featured in MyBurbank.com.
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By: Jim Riggio
City Event Calendar sports and the effects of social media, held its “Girls in Motion” summit Sunday at Muir Middle School.
Parks & Recreation activities After nine holes of playing in a two-man scramble, Providence ended up with Village Christian.
Bears lose in first round of CIF Division 5 playoffs. The Burroughs High boys' tennis team made proof of it Wednesday in the first round of the CIF Southern Section Division 5 playoffs.
“I think this was a great start to experience it,” Emil Lazaryev said. “We got the W and now we get to play another one.”
The Burroughs High boys' 200 freestyle relay team won the CIF Southern Section Division 3 title Friday at Mount San Antonio College.
Former Burroughs player enjoying success in the minor leagues. Aidan Cremarosa, who attended Burroughs High through his junior year, threw
Every year a number of local student athletes graduate and move to colleges to continue their respective careers.
Film & TV Industry The Bulldogs did capture ‘The Big Game' on the football field, but Burroughs reached the CIF championship game in girls basketball and won league titles in baseball, girls water polo, boys volleyball
Many teams will learn what league they will play in later this summer. After 20 years with the same eight schools in the Pacific League alignment, things will be changing for the 2026-27 school year.
San Fernando Road was the venue over the weekend as thousands packed the area between Angeleno Avenue and Magnolia Boulevard to watch the FIFA World Cup final between Spain and Argentina as part of the Los Angeles Fan Zone.
