Eric Sondheimer of the Los Angeles Times always, (in our opinion) has the right perspective when it comes to his reporting on high school sports. In his latest article he highlights a player on a team that has fallen on hard times, who also has the right perspective.
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The Los Angeles Times’ Eric Sondheimer has written yet another piece we’d love to share. This one about 94 year-old Chuck Hatfield, who helps out with the varsity baseball team, and much more.
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It’s not an incredible play, or a fire-and-brimstone locker room speech – it’s better. Read the Los Angeles Times’ varsity beat writer Eric Sondheimer’s article about some youth high school football players who will be making a positive contribution to society in the years to come.
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A couple of days ago we brought you the story of a high school basketball game gone wrong. Today we celebrate Friday with the flip-side. The Los Angeles Times’ Eric Sondheimer writes of Fremont High School (CA) soccer coach Roberto Gonzalez and the positive influence he brings to his players on and off the field.
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We’ve brought you other articles by the Los Angeles Times’ Eric Sondheimer, and this is another great one. Nationwide, young students will be playing high school football this weekend. We’re especially cheering for those who chose not to chase greener pastures at glamorous transfer schools and instead decided to play all four years for their original school and community.
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We’ve seen the stories of high school pitchers throwing well over 100 pitches in a game. At last, the National Federation of State High School Associations Baseball Rules Committee has approved a revised pitching policy that will require state associations impose a pitching restriction policy for the 2017 season based on the number of pitches thrown in a game. Here is an article explaining the rule change from the Los Angeles Times’ Eric Sondheimer.
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We thought we’d bring you another nice article by L.A. Times high school sports reporter, Eric Sondheimer. This time, a feel-good story about a couple of high school baseball players who are going on to a new stage in their careers, in service to their country.
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