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WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — Oaks Christian delivered one of its most significant victories of the 2026 high school football season Friday night, defeating Newbury Park 14-6 in a hard-fought Marmonte League matchup at Oaks Christian School. Entering the game with just one victory on the season, the Lions faced a Newbury Park team riding a six-game winning streak and competing for the Marmonte League championship. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media But behind an outstandi

Academy Sports + Outdoors, Nike, and Jordan Brand bring youth basketball, community investment, and Houston basketball legend Sheryl Swoopes together for a weekend celebrating the city’s rich basketball history. KATY, Texas | October 17, 2026 — Houston’s basketball legacy took center court Saturday as the inaugural H-Town Classic tipped off, bringing together approximately 100 youth basketball teams for a weekend of competition, community, and celebration. Photo: Stephanie Sm

WEST HILLS, Calif. — Sierra Canyon continued its dominant 2026 high school football campaign Friday night, shutting out Chaminade 41-0 in a Mission League matchup at Chaminade High School. The Trailblazers entered the contest undefeated and wasted little time demonstrating why they have established themselves among California’s top high school football programs. Behind an explosive first-quarter offensive performance and relentless defensive pressure, Sierra Canyon overwhelme

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Sierra Canyon continued its undefeated 2026 high school football campaign Friday night, defeating Loyola 41-0 in a commanding performance during the Trailblazers’ annual Homecoming game. Playing in front of an energetic home crowd at Sierra Canyon Stadium, the nationally ranked Trailblazers dominated on both sides of the football, improving to 6-0 overall and opening Mission League competition with a convincing victory. The game also marked Sierra Canyon’

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Inglewood High School took advantage of a rare opportunity on one of football’s biggest stages Friday night, defeating Long Beach Poly 36-10 at SoFi Stadium in a nonleague matchup. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media Playing on the same field used by the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers, the Sentinels combined a physical rushing attack with several explosive plays through the air to take control against one of California’s most historic high school foot

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Sierra Canyon continued its unbeaten start to the 2026 season with a dominant 52-0 victory over Saint Louis School of Honolulu on Thursday night, though the matchup ended early following an injury to Saint Louis quarterback Luke Shigeta. Playing its first home game of the season, Sierra Canyon quickly established control against the Hawaiian powerhouse. The Trailblazers entered the matchup 2-0 after victories over JSerra Catholic and Chaminade-Madonna and

BELLFLOWER, Calif. — St. John Bosco bounced back from its season-opening loss with a dominant offensive performance, defeating Roman Catholic of Philadelphia 45-25 on Aug. 28 at Panish Family Stadium. Photo: Matthew Romero / Sideline Frames Media The matchup brought together two nationally recognized Catholic-school programs from opposite sides of the country. Roman Catholic traveled more than 2,700 miles from Philadelphia for its season opener, while St. John Bosco returned

CORONA, Calif. — Santa Margarita continued its strong start to the 2026 season with one of its biggest wins yet, holding off Centennial 21-20 in a high-profile CIF Southern Section matchup at Centennial High School. The Eagles entered the game facing one of Southern California’s most explosive programs, but they quickly set the tone. Santa Margarita jumped out to a 14-0 lead behind rushing touchdowns from Adrian Petero and Jaion Smith, while its defense slowed Centennial’s of

CARSON, Calif. — Palos Verdes continued its undefeated start to the 2026 season Thursday night, pulling away from Carson in the second half for a 35-20 nonleague victory in a matchup between two of Southern California’s top high school football programs. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media The Sea Kings entered the game looking to build on victories over Serra and Bishop Moore, while Carson came in unbeaten after opening its season with wins over Lincoln and Dorsey. The

Oaks Christian football suffered a narrow 20–17 loss to Liberty on September 4 in Westlake Village. The game stayed close throughout the night, with both teams' trading momentum and fighting for control until the final minutes. Photo: Zikang Xu / Sideline Frames Media The Lions started the game well and scored first, taking a 3–0 lead in the opening quarter. In the second quarter, both teams added seven points. Oaks Christian went into halftime holding a 10–7 advantage and lo

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — Oaks Christian girls varsity flag football delivered one of its strongest offensive performances of the early season, defeating Rio Mesa 39-12 on Aug. 19 in a CIF Southern Section matchup. The Lions took control almost immediately and never allowed Rio Mesa to settle into the game. Oaks Christian combined an aggressive offense with a disruptive defensive performance, building a commanding 27-0 advantage by halftime. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Fram

LOS ANGELES — After establishing himself as one of Southern California’s most productive high school running backs, Deshonne Redeaux is beginning the next chapter of his football career at USC. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media The former Oaks Christian standout enters the 2026 season as a freshman running back for the Trojans, joining a talented USC backfield as he makes the transition from high school football to the Big Ten. Redeaux arrives in Los Angeles following

LOS ANGELES — Lo-Pro closed out the OT7 season with another championship, defeating Trillion Boys 45-28 on Sunday at Sullivan Field at Loyola Marymount University. The win gave Lo-Pro its second straight OT7 title and added another championship moment to one of the league’s most successful programs. In a weekend filled with elite high school talent and fast-paced 7-on-7 football, Lo-Pro separated itself when the stage was biggest. Photo: Siddesh Bhongirwar / Sideline Fram

LOS ANGELES — The OT7 Finals brought some of the top high school football talent in the country to Sullivan Field at Loyola Marymount University for a weekend filled with fast-paced 7-on-7 competition, highlight plays and national attention. The weekend marked one of the biggest stages of the OT7 season, with playoff games and the championship matchup taking place in Los Angeles. The event also carried extra visibility as OT7’s championship weekend aired on NBC and Peacock

MOORPARK, Calif. — The CIF Southern Section Masters Meet brought championship-level pressure to Moorpark High School on Saturday, with some of Southern California’s top track and field athletes competing for a chance to advance to the CIF State Championships in Clovis. The meet served as the final Southern Section stage before the state championships in Clovis, where athletes needed either automatic qualifying spots or at-large marks to keep their seasons alive. The Southern

LAGUNA BEACH, Calif. — Moorpark baseball’s CIF Southern Section Division 4 playoff run came to an end Friday afternoon, as the Musketeers fell to Laguna Beach 6-4 in the quarterfinal round. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media After putting together a strong postseason push, Moorpark entered the matchup looking to keep its season alive and earn a spot in the semifinals. The Musketeers had already shown their ability to win in different ways during the playoffs, opening w

MOORPARK, Calif. — The 2026 CIF Southern Section Track & Field Division Finals brought athletes from across Southern California to Moorpark High School on Saturday, May 16, for one of the biggest meets of the high school track and field season. The meet featured competitors from Divisions 1 through 4, with athletes racing, jumping, throwing, and relaying for CIF-SS divisional titles. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media The meet was one of the biggest stages of the South

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Foothill Technology captured the CIF Southern Section Division 7 boys volleyball championship with a 3-0 sweep over Oakwood, securing the first CIF title in program history. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media The Dragons entered the final with a chance to finish one of the strongest postseason runs in school history, and they delivered under pressure. Foothill Tech controlled key stretches of the match, stayed composed in long rallies and found

ORANGE, Calif. — Oaks Christian boys lacrosse closed out its postseason run with a CIF Southern Section Division 3 championship, defeating Dana Hills in the title game at Fred Kelly Stadium. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media The Lions entered the final as one of the top teams in the Division 3 bracket and delivered a complete performance on championship night. Oaks Christian’s attack found rhythm early and continued to create pressure throughout the matchup, while the

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Sierra Canyon football hosted its 2026 College Showcase on Wednesday night at Sierra Canyon Stadium, bringing together four programs for an evening focused on competition, exposure and player development. The showcase featured Sierra Canyon, Baldwin Park, Huntington Beach and Muir, giving athletes from each school a chance to compete on the same field in front of coaches, media and evaluators. The event created a strong offseason football atmosphere, with