The Eastlake High girls basketball team no longer will be banned from the playoffs as long as it complies with the rules, according to a decision by Dennis Ackerman, commissioner of the California Interscholastic Federation’s San Diego Section.
Eastlake’s defense scored on a 50 yard interception return by Zach Bannon and a safety on a bad punt snap to outscore the Crusaders 51-06. On the night the defensive unit tallied two fumble recoveries and four interceptions as well as shutting down the Mater Dei offense until they scored late in the game. Travis Gardner and Robert Graves scored thru the air while Tony Jefferson and Emilio Rangel scored on the ground
The Florida Gators are definitely hitting California hard this year and have a chance to pull in multiple players from the Golden State. Despite an early commitment to UCLA, the Gators have continued to recruit Eastlake (Chula Vista, Calif.) athlete Tony Jeffersonand he could take an official visit to Gainesville in November.
President – Denise Stephens
Vice President – David Hanono
Secretary – Debbie Serrano
Treasurer – Tim Boyd
Player Agent – Christi Lozier
Information Officer – Rebekah Akins
Safety Officer – Dan Field
Coaches/Manager Coordinator / Tournament Coordinator – Tim Johnson
Jr/Sr Division Rep – Eddie Amon
Majors Division Rep – Dave Palet
Minor ‘A’ Division Rep – Christian Slike
Minor ‘B’ Division Rep – Randy Akins
Tee-Ball Division Rep – Susan Skillman
Concessions / Snack Bar Manager – Adam Beckhelm
Equipment Manager – David Schauer
Field Maintenance – John Beilstein
Scorekeeper – Tina Morton
Public Relations / Fundraising – Victor Montoya
Due to reduced number of swimmers in the winter season, the Creekside Park Pool will not be heated between October 15, 2009 and March 15, 2010.
The enclosure that surrounds the pool at the clubhouse at the Woods is better insulated, losing less heat; therefore it is more efficient and economical to maintain throughout the seasons.
Annual Gala
Join us on Saturday October 17th for a spectacular evening with casino gaming, fabulous cuisine, jazz tunes, and great company!
The EastLake Educational Foundation presents Laissez Les Bon Temps Roulez! An Evening with Lady Luck in the Big Easy at the beautiful Woods Clubhouse in EastLake.
The Eastlake Titans flexed their defensive muscle Friday night, winning the annual match up against Poway 34-7.
The pride of the South Bay held Poway scoreless until the last minute of the game. The Titans’ Tony Jefferson was honored before the game with an invitation to play in the U.S. Army’s All Star game in January. Tony had three scores on the night highlighted by a 76 yard sprint to open the 3rd quarter, followed by a 4th quarter run in which he turned two Poway defenders into speed bumps. Next up a bye week before a Mesa League battle at Hilltop on the 16th of October.
Chula Vista Fire Department’s annual open house for Fire Prevention Day will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 3.
Features at this year’s event include live fire department demonstrations, fire equipment displays, and fire prevention exhibits. All of the activities will take place at Fire Station #4, located at 850 Paseo Ranchero in the Rancho del Rey neighborhood just north of East H Street.
Hawley Woods-Gray, Director of The Bridge Volleyball Club, and selected coaches will be offering tryouts for the Girls 2009 – 2010 Club Volleyball season.
Got a new Mac?
Thinking about getting one?
Learn how easy it is to use a Mac in these hands-on workshops. We’ll show you the basics, including setting up your new Mac, connecting to the web, sending email, importing and sharing photos, synchronizing music to your iPod, connecting a printer, and searching and organizing files.
The Chula Vista Rotary Foundation is proud to host the 7th Annual Rotary Wine Tasting Event at the Otay Ranch Center.
This increasingly popular event will feature signature samples from exclusive restaurants and wineries, live entertainment and an exciting silent auction.
On October 11, at Chula Vista’s Cricket Wireless Amphitheatre, Jason Mraz is offering a free concert, but the free lawn and $1 seat tickets sold out on livenation.com quickly over the weekend.
SAN DIEGO — A bill on Governor Schwarzenegger’s desk could determine whether Chula Vista is a viable place for a new California State University campus.
The bill would require CSU trustees to conduct a feasibility study into whether Chula Vista should get its own CSU satellite campus.
The Eastlake Titans kept their winning streak against the Cougars in tact with a convincing 38-13 win at Steele Canyon. The Titans had their balanced attack at full force with over 200 yards in both passing and receiving. The victory improved Eastlake’s record to 2-0-2. Next up is Poway next Friday
Chula Vista, CA – The cool morning fog lifted in eastern Chula Vista on Friday September 18, 2009 as the promise of an exciting weekend of BMX began at the U.S. Olympic Training Center (OTC).
Summer is here and the five-year old catholic parish is continuing its mission to serve the East Chula Vista communities of Eastlake, Winding Walk, Otay Ranch, Lomas Verdes and neighboring communities, where families can come together to worship and find fellowship through service and stewardship. Moreover, Mater Dei is a place where individuals and families can find solace for their personal time with God.
MERIT, a professional community association and rental management company, will host a complimentary symposium, “Facing today’s housing challenges: Securing a better future for your community association.” on Thursday, September 17, from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM at the Doubletree Hotel in San Diego.
The Eastlake High School loses heart-pounding season opener to Ventura County’s Moorpark High School.
Moorpark’s Brody Rohach sneaked in for a 1-yard touchdown run in the first overtime, and the Moorpark defense squashed Eastlake’s attempt at a game-winning two-point conversion to earn the victory.
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