Rick Assad is a sportswriter based in Burbank, California. He writes for MyBurbank.com and covers local sports events and news, with a focus on Burbank and the surrounding area. His articles provide in-depth coverage of high school sports, including basketball, soccer, water polo, and more.
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By: Rick Assad
Nigel Collins had his first byline boxing story appear more than five decades ago and is still going strong.
Ian Duffield scored five goals and Nicola Nasev and Logan Turla each tally four goals for the Bears who led 12-6 at halftime. By Rick Assad
Eighteen-year-old exchange student is having the time of her life studying abroad. One might say that Burbank resident Siena Florence is a bit of an adventurer.
The Bears lose to the visiting Falcons 25-13, 25-22, 25-15 in a Pacific League match. By Rick Assad
Mingus Allen throws for 191 yards and four touchdowns and the defense forces three turnovers in a Pacific League game. By Rick Assad
By: Rick Assad
The Bears' senior will hopefully attend one of the UC campuses and major in biology.
Sienna Lay and Khloe Pavia star for the Bears while Kylie De Vries and Shannon Ferrell shine for the Pioneers. By Rick Assad
By: Rick Assad
One speaker criticizes Board for lack of information after Bret Harte was shut down after a student threat
The Bears scored 33 points in the second half and didn't allow a point versus the Tornadoes.
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