Steve Galluzzo is a Sports Editor at the Palisadian Post. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including team sports, individual sports, and the business aspects of competitive sports. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The News-Press Media Group, LNP | LancasterOnline, and the Los Angeles Times, among others.
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The Palisades Will Rogers 5K/10K Run returned to its course in Pacific Palisades Saturday morning and both female winners were past champions.
The season is over for the Palisades Pony 13U Select All-Star team, but it was a summer to savor for the squad after advancing to the finals of Division 2 in Session 2 of the Slumpbuster Tournament, held June 15-17 in Omaha, Nebraska—home of the NCAA Men's College World Series.
Longtime AYSO Region 69 Commissioner Debbie Held cannot help but feel a bit nostalgic watching the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Graham Aris produced on the field and on the course. Playing both infield and outfield for the Pacific Palisades Baseball Association's Mustang 10U All-Star team, he helped the squad advance to the PONY Super Region tournament with clutch hitting and several key defensive plays. He had an RBI single and stole two bases in a 13-2 victory over Ventura and went 2-for-2 at the plate with a single, a double and two runs scored in a 5-3 triumph over Fillmore in the region playoffs at the Hart Baseball & Softball Complex in Santa Clarita.
Jo Kremer is not one to shy away from a challenge. Her volleyball career has been defined by winning, and she approaches her latest opportunity as she has every other—with high expectations.
Former Palisades High pitcher Mason Edwards, who led the NCAA in strikeouts and was named Big Ten Pitcher of the Year after a stellar junior season at USC, was selected in the second round (47th overall) Saturday by the Athletics on the first day of the 2026 Major League Baseball draft.
On May 2, the Palisades native moved one step closer to the majors when he was assigned to the High-A Peoria Chiefs from the Single-A Palm Beach Cardinals, both affiliates of the St. Louis Cardinals.
The five-star recruit won his first four matches without dropping a set while advancing to the round of 16 in the Level 1 Boys 16-and-under singles division at the USTA National Clay Court Championships, held July 5-12 in Delray Beach, Florida.
A two-month journey came to an end for the Pacific Palisades Baseball Association's Mustang 10U All-Star team on Sunday. Although the final game was a heartbreaking defeat, head coach Kambiz Kamdar and his players could hold their heads high after leaving everything on the field in the PONY Super Region tournament at Santana Regional Park in Corona.
When the PONY All-Star sanctioned tournaments started five weeks ago, six teams from the Pacific Palisades Baseball Association—ranging from 7 to 12 years old—had aspirations of going all the way in their respective age divisions. Entering the home stretch of the summer competition, only a pair of those are still in action and whether or not the final chapters in their storybook seasons have happy endings, both teams are writing Oscar-worthy scripts.
