The Postseason. It’s a simple game of survive and advance. As the No.1 overall seed in the DI bracket, the Islanders girls lacrosse team looked to pick up their first win of the playoffs vs. Carlsbad and advance to the CIF Semifinals.

Wednesday afternoon’s game started as a back and forth contest with both teams netting two quick goals, the two for the Islanders coming courtesy of Allie White and

Being a top seed in any sport usually comes with a little bit of added pressure and expectation. You typically play the role of hunted rather than hunter, and no matter what, you know you’re going to get your opponent’s best shot.

Last Friday, most of the City League Track and Field Finals were held at Canyon Hills High School, except for the discus throw and triple jump held at Madison High School on Wednesday. The purpose of the finals is to qualify individual athletes for the CIF Prelims and determine league champs…

The Islanders boys lacrosse team closed out their regular season on a bit of a high note. While in their regular-season finale, the Islanders fell on the road to the No.6 overall team in the county and top 50 teams in the state Cathedral by the score of 22-2, it shouldn’t overshadow what the…

This past Wednesday night, it was the final installment of regular season Islander’s girls lacrosse. Traveling to La Jolla High School to take on their league rival Vikings, there was still plenty to play for, for the girls in green and black. As with a win as one of the top teams in the county, the Islanders had an opportunity to perhaps grab a spot in the open division playoffs.

The game started with early offensive fireworks as both the Vikings and Islanders would net a pair of goals in the opening six minutes to keep the game tied 2-2. However, for the Islanders, the early offense would take a brief hiatus over the next six minutes. During that time, La Jolla would hold possession and be able to grab two more goals to make it a 4-2 game.

There is no way to sugar coat it; the Islander’s final series of the 2022 season was about as big as possible. The Islanders were riding high and hot as winners in seven of their last ten contests in the three-game set. However, the Islanders still had one more team in front of them, their l…

We’ll have our league finals this Friday, May 6, at Canyon Hills (formerly Serra) High School. The qualifiers include the top athletes from the City League, comprised of Coronado, Clairemont, Crawford, High Tech High (SD), Kearny, Lincoln, and Madison. With that many schools, not all of our …

With just four games left in the 2022 Islanders baseball season, every game feels like a must-win as the boys in green and white march closer to CIF Playoffs. Winners of six of their last eight, the Islanders looked to stay locked in this past week for their series vs. the Chiefs of Clairemo…

The Coronado Wave competitive girls lacrosse team comprised of Coronado’s sixth, seventh and eighth graders, have emerged as one of the top girls lacrosse teams in California. Over the last 18 months, the Coronado Wave team has won virtually every tournament they participated in, losing only…

This past Wednesday night, it was Senior Night for the Islanders Boys Lax team. Before the game, the five Islanders Lacrosse seniors: Neil Capin, Emmett Warner, Finley Alexander, Carter Cohen, and Max Ramey, were all honored for the seasons, accomplishments, and contributions they had made while playing for the historic Islander lacrosse team. With a little more to play with, the 2022 Islanders squad looked to send their senior’s out on a high note with a victory.

The Islander’s intensity could be felt early. In their first two offensive possessions, Coronado would pepper Scripps Ranch’s goal with multiple high-quality looks as both Robby Spane and Capin would fire shots on goal.

While the early shots would be saved,

For Coronado Islander Baseball fans, the last few weeks have been pretty dang good. After an impressive run in the 2022 Lions Tournament that saw the Islanders go 3-1 with wins over powerhouses Eastlake and Mission Hills, the Islanders are now 6-3 over their past nine games. 

With the tournament now behind them, the Islanders looked to keep the ball rolling as they resumed their league play with a three-game series versus the Centurions of University City (UC). 

For the first of the three-game set, Islander Head

Last Thursday, the Islander track team finished the dual meet season with a cluster meet at Crawford, including Christian and Crawford. Then, on Saturday, we took three qualifiers to the county Frosh/Soph Championships held at Del Norte High School.

Don’t look now, but the Islanders Baseball team could be heating up at the right time. This past week the Islanders were faced with the test of playing with three games versus Division I opponents as they participated in the 2022 Lions Tournament. 

The Invitational Phase of the track season is over for the Islanders, except for the County Frosh-Soph Invite on April 23 at Del Norte High School. This is a long-standing meet that accepts only the top 18 or so freshmen and sophomores in the county, with the bottom nine competing in the mor…

All season long, nearly every week, no matter the opponent, the Islanders Girls Lacrosse team. have played in nail-biter contests. With a recent 13-8 win against La Costa Canyon back on April 15, it looked as if the Lady Islanders were possibly going to return to their traditional winning ways. However, standing in their way of a winning streak would be the visiting Vikings of La Jolla High School in a league matchup that had significant implications for both teams. With it being the first league meeting between the two teams this season, the outcome would impact the final Western League standings.

In some ways, it felt like the Islanders Baseball team’s Monday matchup versus Scripps Ranch was a must-win. Coming off two losses against Patrick Henry, the Islander’s conference record stood at 1-2, 6-8. But with a win, the Islanders would shake their losing streak off and get their confidence back up. 

For Monday’s game, head coach Morgan Cummins sent J.T Nelson to the mound. Nelson would turn in a quality start as he

There is simply nothing better than a rivalry game. The added intensity, the feeling that the game hangs in the balance on every play, and it is often when athletes perform at their highest. On Thursday, April 1, the Islanders Baseball team did just that in their game against the rival Point…

Last week, there were two track meets, a league cluster with Kearny and Clairemont at Clairemont on Thursday, followed by the Small School Invite at Escondido High School on Saturday.

For the boys on Thursday:
Zane Delcore won the 100-meter dash in 11.70 and the 300-meter hurdles in 43.98
Other finishers in the 100 under 13 seconds were Race Schwartz, who placed 3rd with 12.09, Gio Navarro (4th in 12.29), Von Pritchett (12.49), and Cian Eberle (12.61). In the 200-meter dash, Schwartz placed second in 24.50, followed by Eberle (24.80), Navarro (24.81), Jaden Banner (25.08), Pritchett (25.20), Jack Delcore (26.01), Xander Wastila (26.40), and Anthony Jones (26.57). Banner also placed third in the long jump with 18’-7.75”. Jack Delcore also won the 110-meter hurdles in 17.68 and the triple jump with 37’-4”.

Three games into the 2022 season for the Islanders Boys Lacrosse team, things had not gone as planned. With three consecutive losses to start the year, the Islanders look to right the ship with a pair of home games that first started with a matchup versus Mt. Carmel.

The Islanders Boys Golf team has been red hot to start the season. At 8-1, it has been hard to find any sort of flaw with this team. But with a match versus Torry Pines and their first league match versus Cathedral, could the Islanders keep the momentum going?

Aside from a handful of distance runners at the Mt. Carmel Invite on March 12, none of the Islander Track Team had seen any action until last week when we had a cluster meet on Thursday, March 17, with Lincoln, High Tech High (San Diego), and Crawford. Then, two days later, we followed with …

Last week’s set of games for the Islanders Girls Lacrosse team was a battle. In both the team’s games versus Poway High School and Del Norte High School, things came down to the wire and gave the Islanders an early season test to show just what they are made of.

For the Islander’s first match of the week they welcomed Poway High. Out of the gates, the Coronado offense exploded and treated those in attendance to a spectacular offensive display. Coronado would jump out to a quick 3-0 lead thanks to two goals from Allie White and one from Ella Ackerly.